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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29
HERMOSA.

DUMMY Vance is still with US. and
takes a hunt occasionally in the noun
talns.
Several wagon loads Of grain were
brought into Hermosa from Montlcel-
10 and found ready purchasers at re-
duced prices.
Hay, gramma. and other wild grasses
in bulk, and alfalfa bailed are brought
into camp from Las Palomas, and the
mesas between Palomas river the Seco,
which is sold cheaper than ever before;
but the good prices and the demand is
not SO great as formerly. o, for a re-
turn of republican prosperity and
prices.
There is to be a box supper and a
dance at the school house on Thanks
giving; the proceeds of the sale of the
boxes is to go towards providing for a
Christmas tree, every n is invited to
come and bring half a dollar with
which to purchase a box. Lone and
forlorn bachelors, who can not lind a
cir! to bring with them, will be charg.
ed the regular rate, instead of double
rate as is customary; this concession
ia made on account OF the nationa
presidential chair being occupied by
Grover LIST. and is the only thing thu
bachelors will have to be Thankful
for.
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A Letter From Mexico.
AGUAsCALIENTEs, MEXICO,

AGUAsCALIENTEs, MEXICO,
November %, 1895.
EDITOR BLACK RANGE. Aguas-
calientes is the capital of the state
of that name, and is a city of consider
able magnitude in acreage. being over
two miles square. The population is
about 10000. Before the coming of
the railroad it was a point of consider
able Importance, being N of the chief
national stations of the line Of trans
port and military headquarters, for
both state and federal troops. The
iron horse changed all these arrange
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29
Stray Horses.

Black horse, white face, all feet white'
branded jill on right shoulder and r right
thigh. Bay horse, about 10 years old, brand
ed P-s left hip. owner may have same by
proving property and paying charges. AL
dress, ROBERT MARTIN, Engle, Z. NJ.
Aug. 16, 1895.
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CHAMBERS.

A number Of cases OF CHAMBERS have
been reported from several different
counties during the last three months,
and In a few localities the disease has
caused considerable loss. Although
there Is no known cure for the disease,
hOrsemen should be on the watch for
its appearance and be able to detect
1t at once 50 that he may quarantine
and save his unaffected animals. A
bulletin giving the symptoms of the
disease, with directions for quaran-
timing and disinfecting, has recently
been issued by the State Experiment
Station, and copies will be sent. free
OF charge, to all who request them.
Address 5. NJ. Tracy, Director Expert.
ment Station, Agricultural College,
Miss.
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INCOME TAX LAW.

The United States Supreme Court
has been celebrating for about a
month on the constitutionality Of the
income tax law. Its decision is the
following: incomes derived from rents
and municipal bonds are unconstitu-
tional. Otherwise the general law
was decided to be valid, not by Il
unanimous, but by a divided court.
The result Of this decision is that
w%hosoever's wages or salaries reach
the sum Of more than $1,000 a year
must pay the income tax the same
TO be said Of any farmer who sells
more than $4,000 worth OF produce /;
likewise every merchant, who after
paying expenses, sells an amount
larger than $4,000.
This is the practicable application OF
the law, as 1t is now interpreted by
the Supreme Court. The great capt.
talists and bond holders and land
barons 60 scot free, but all farmers
and employees and merchants, under
the conditions stated above, are sub
ject to the income tax.
This is a hard decision, but the
devil of it is that as we have a d.
vided Supreme Court, IL is six one
way and half a dozen the other that
the thing is constitutional.
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Northumberland NJ. NJ. Evans,
who Is known far and wide, Is a pro.
nOunced candidate for Railroad Com
missioner from the Second district,
which embraces Jones county. Mr..
Evans Is a t~irst-class successful bust
ness man, and it goes without saying
that the supervision OF railroads and
the State p%enitentiary would be in
safe hands II entrusted to his care. He
has the grit and backbone" to stand
up for the rights OF the people, and to
do justice to all. Mr.. Evans record as
a public officer, and character as a
man, and public spirited citizen Is
above reproach. W. have no doubt
but that the piney woods will, Ia the
future rs they have done in the past.
give him their almost unanimous
support for Railroad Commissioner.
lEllisville New South.
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COnlnlisyiOner's Sale.
Gro. W. LAWRENCE,
w. : Partition.
HARRY DA PONTE, ct. al,

BY virtue of the authority vested IN
me, by Il decree of tho Chancery court Of
Jackson county, Mississippi, in the above
entitled cause, on tho 18th day of Febru-
AIRY, 1905. l, the undersigned, special
commissioner, therein appointed, will,
pursuant to the terms Of said deere Q, on
Monday, the 22d day Of April, A..
d., 1896,
within the hours prescribed by law, at
the front door Ut the court hoase OF said
county, at Scranton, sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash the following
described tract or parcel of land. sItm-
ated iu the town Of Ocean spriugs, In
said county and State, to-wit: Beginning
at The point where the southeast corner
OF Marjin's ION May z, LIT, Bnrton's)
land and the southwest corner OF Brad.
fOrd's land NEE aud running from thence
east to n hick DRY trce standing OIL tho
beach marked "X"; thence north between
parallel lines 10 the north liue Of the
Bradford property; thence west aIoug
said line the same distance ~ the trout
line, say about 766 feet more or loss +;
thence sonth to placa Of beginning. being
IN lots 2 and 8. Of fractional section 81,
township 7, south Of range & west.
This March ", 1895.
j. D. MINOR.
Special Commissioner.
MlrcIl ~. 1898. RAk
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Special meeting Of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen, held at the court house Friday,
April 8, 1895. Called for the purpose Of taking
action generally on water for fire purposes.
Present: NJ. G. Altman, mayor; G. L. Child
sey, s. r. Thompson, G. II. Higgins, G.. A.
Matthew and |. p. Delmas.
A committee composed Of Higgins, Thomp-
son and Chidsey appointed to receive and
submit, LIST, proposals for supplying the town
with water for general purposes; I'd, propo-
sails for laying the town with mains and fire
plugs for fire purposes.
Petition of citizens for water for fire pur-
poses received and filed, and will be consid-
cred more fully at next regular meeting.
Upon motion, the tax PAYERS are invited Ia
meet with the board at 7 p. m. Tuesday, May
7, 1895, to discuss the water question fully.
N. c. ALTMAN, Mayor.
|. p. DHLMAs, Town Clerk.
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V'ttC .4duerliSe,SaeDaiS .
"A CARD,

Editor Democrat-Star
have been solicited by some of nv
friends to stand for u seat in the State
Legislature, and l understand there are
petitions being circulated for the urpo
OF inducing me to become a candidate. II
Is needless for me to say that l app reci-
ate very mach this manifestation of es.
teen and confluence. l would feel it an
honor to represent the good people of
Jackson county, for If there are any poo.
pie l love and esteem it is my fcIlow-citi-
zens Of this county. Here l have spent
the greater part of my life ; here l found
and was united to her who was my com.
panion through her life /; hero are my
best friends aud associates; here l ex-
pect to spend the balance of my days, aud
when dead l expect my body to mingle
with the dust Of Jackson county. love
this county and her people, and why
shonld not feel proud that l have de.
ported myself in such a way as TO bs
thought worthy of this high trusti
appreciate the honor, and would &C.
cept it, but my large and varied Interests
needing my presence aud attention, and
my great aversion to snch things con.
strain mo to beg my friends to excuse
me, and select some other friend more
ambitious aud better suited for the place,
whose mind Is not 90 much absorbed with
private business. and who has younger
blood flowing through bis veins.
With these and other reasons might
name, l positively decline to accep !.
With many thanks for kind words OF an.
probation from numerous friends, / am,
Respectfully,
L. N. DANrzLrR, Sn.
Moss Point, Miss, April &, 1895.
April u, 1895. e.lt
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SMOKE
--PARK H.
5c-C|GAR-5c
SOLE AGENT,
L. n. BRUNSWIG.
NEW RI EANS.
April S, 1895. 7-Gm
Notice Of Sale,

Under and by virtue OF the power Of
sale contained in the deed Of assignment
executed by the Bank of Mobile 10 the
undersigned, On the Sth day of July, 1894,
and also under and by tho authority
conferred by the decree Of the Honorable
Chancery Court for tho 18th dIs,rict Of
the Southwestern Chancery division for
the State of Alabama. sitting at Mobile,
in the cause of Winston Jones', ny ASST
gnec, NC, against the Bank of Mobile
and Others, will sell on
Monday, May 9th, 1895.
in front OF the courthouse door at Scrsn.
ton, the following described property.
to-wit: The south half Of the northeast
quarter of southwest quarter aud north.
west quarter Of southeast quarter Of sec
tion ..ineteen (l9) township seven a.
south, range five (5) west, known as the
banner Mill site' near Moss Point.
Jackson county. Mississippi.
WINSTON JONES,
Assignee of the Bank of Mobile.
April 5, 1895. AT
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A MONKEY AND PARROT TINE.

Our District Attorney, Jim Neville,
is at his old tricks again. He was in
vited by the Democracy OF Chickasaw
county last week, during court at
Houston, to address the assembled
crowd. The Okolona Sun says con.
siderable proportion OF the crowd
being Populites they requested a
division of time for one Of their
speakers. This was c%ourteously
granted, they being allowed to select
their speaker, but were Informed,
however, that Mr.. Neville would be
compelled to leave Houston, 20 miles
from railroad in time to catch the
down train at Okolona for Meridian.
Although Frank Burkitt was on the
ground the Populites selected II. +.
Sanders0n to represent their side,
and it is wholly within bounds for us
to say that Mr.. Sanderson furnished
" uiluoCiiCiU UiIutt IuSUi uCUIOII lVI
the crowd. 1t was a monkey and
parrot time OF it. Sanderson being
the parrot, and by the time Neville
got through with him there was not
left a solitary tail feather. In fact,
Neville wiped The ground up with
him. After the discussion, Neville
having the close, he picked up his
hat and satchel and started for the
door to enter a hack in waiting To
carry him to the depot, when 10 and
behold, Burkitt sprang up to make a
speech. He had backed out from de.
batting with Neville, and now finding
Neville had to leave took this oppor.
tunity TO work what he considered a
cute trick. Neville told him he could
not stay but would come back to the
Okolona court next Monday week and
answer him, fixing the appointment
then. and there. Neville then left
and Burkltt went on to say-but
pshaw, who cares for what Burkitt
said. Altogether it was a field day
for Democracy.
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Mr.. Mark A. Dees, of Moss Point,
is announced to-day in the DEMO.
CRAT-STAR for Floater in the Legs
lature from this county and Harrison.
1t is entirely unnecessary for us to
say anything in commentator of Mr..
Dees, as he is so well known. He is
in many ways a remarkable man, and
II he should be elected, we believe he
will be found in his place diligently
looking after the interests of his con.
stituency. The many readers of the
DEMOCRAT-STAR have read Mr.. Dees'
platform published several weeks
ago.
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CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
PlSClGOul LAND
COMPANY.
SECTION 1.


Know ALL MIN ny THESE Presents,
That l.. ID. Herrlck, Burton G0ole, ".
Winter and II. Bloomfield. their &ssa-
ciates and Successors, be and they arc
hereby made Il body corporate under tho
style of the pascagoula Land Company,
to be dOmiciled at the town of Scranton
State of Mississippi. with all the powers,
privileges and immunities conferred bv
Chapter Twenty-Five Of tho Annotated
Cods Of The State Of Mississippi. and the
amendments thereto which may 10 urccs-
Sary to carry out the purposes of this
Charter /; and he corporation is tO exist
for the period of Fifteen Years.
SECTION !.
That the purpose Of said corporation
shall be to engage IN a general real es
tate business, Ia buy. hold, sell and con
vey refl estate for cash or on cre..it. and
take options OF and huy and sell real
estate for others on commission or Ot her
wise.
TO buy. hold and sell such personal
property and do all other acts that may
be necessary to oondnct said real estate
business successfully. 10 conduct said
business within Or without tho Stat. OF
mississippi.
SECTION 3.
The capital stack Of said corporation
shall be Fifteen Hundred Dollars. divided
into shares Of Twenty-Five (S25) each.
SECTION 4.
The corporate power of said corpora
ton shall be vested in the President,
vice-P President, Sec, etary and Treasurer,
who shall be elected within fifteen days
after the approval of this charter, and
first meeting Of this corporation shall be
held at the Office Of II. Bloomfield, attOr.
ney, upon u verbal or written notice
given by eithur Of the inoorporatOrs 10
the others.
The foregoing proposed charter Of in
corporation ia respectfully retrrrel to the
Honorable Attorney General for his AL
vice NJ tn tho c0ustitutionalitv aud le-
gality of the provisions thereof.
J. N. STONE, Governor.
jackson, Miss March IA, 1895.
] hereby certify that the provisions Of
the foregoing charter are constitutional
and legal. FRANK JOHNSTON,
Attorney General.
Jackson, Miss, March IA, 1895.
March q, 1895. Sat
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE ATJAcKsoN, Miss

LAND OfFlCE Al JACKSON, MISS,
March %, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ins named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof ip support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Circuit Clerk of jack
son county, Al Scranton, Miss, oil May
25, 1895, viz:
Lonis N. Howell. of Cross Roads, Miss,
Homestead No. 21734. for tho pp} pe4 and
o. set section "a, township 2 south, range
! west. adjoining farm to vet net section
~, township 2 south, range 7 west.
ne names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF, said land, viz:
Alexander +. Cochran. Henry Golf,
Ihaddens I. Chillress, Redding Rouse,
oil Of Gross Roads, jackson county,
Miss.
ROBERT 4. WILSON, Register.
April 5, 1875. 7.6t
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NO. So.

Be II ordained by the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen Of the Town Of Scranton, That the
Town Of Scranton is hereby declared q separ-
ate School Districtj That a free public school
shall be maintained therein for q term Of
eight months in each scholastic year, and the
following school trustees are hereby appoint
ed; For the white school, for the term Of three
years, B. +. Pickett and W. ]. Brunson; for
the term Of two years, N. c. Pankey and l..
r: DeJeani for the term of one year, ]. W.
Altman. For the colored school, for the term
Of three years, Warren Brown and Moses
Ruben, for the tern, Of two years, ]. Emanuel
and Ben Cook fur the term Of one year, John
chatham.
Higgins, Matthew and Delmas voting yea.
Approved. A true copy from the minutes,
page 2tS.
G. v. CnIDsEY, Mayor pro TEN.
I.P. DGLaAs, Town clerk.
April u, 1898. sat
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The Pascagoula Land Co., composed OF
Messrs Fl. Bloomfield, president; w. Win.
ter, vice-president; l.. d. Herrick, gener.
eral manager and Burton Goode, sccre-
fary, has just been organized here. This
company have issued a large number of
circulars printed in German and English
for distribution throughout the North
and West, inviting immigrants to the
Gulf Coast. This is "a move IN the right
direction, and it is to be hoped that the
company will do much good for this sec
ton of country.
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NOn.ResIdent Notice.
NoTiCE To UNKNOWN HEIRS AND OWNERS

NOTICE To UNKNOWN HEIRS AND OWNERS.
The State of Mississippi.
To the heirs ut law, or next of kin, Of
Mrs. Mary Golf, deceased, (wife of Ira J.
Golf. deceased), and all persons having
or claiming any right, title or interest ~
the following described tract or parcel OF
land in Jackson county. IN said State,
to-wit: NJ Of lot IL, Of block 10 OF the
town Of Ocean Springs, AZ per map an,l
survey Of N. Cnlmeseig.
f0u are commanded to appear bef0rn
the C~hancery Court of the county Of
jackson, In said State, on the
Second Monday Of August, A. d.,
1895,
to defend the suit in sail court Of tho
State Of Mississippi on the information Of
j.. Duncan Minor, sheriff and ex.oHiciO
escheator Of said county, wherein You
are defendants.
This March 20, 1896.
+. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
March ". 1895. sat
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State News Boiled Down.
whooping cough in westville.

Whooping cough in Westville.
G%reenville wants a cotton mill.
Business is on the improve in Ellis
Vile.
New Albany is negotiating for n can
ming factory.
Summit: Is trying TO attract Eastern
cotton mills.
Eggs ARE plentiful in Wessou at Z cents
per dozen.
A bicycle craze has struck the people
Of Bolton.
Light frost appeared in portions of the
State on the 3D..
Tho Populists at E~llisville are prepar-
ing to start y paper.
Brookhaven has put in u bid for one of
tho summer Normals.
The State Dental Association met IN
Jackson last Week.
The Aberdeen Examiner wants the
circus tax reduced.
VIM. Abshagan. Of ~Brookhaven, has u
COW with twin calves.
An Increased acreage Of cora is bein,
planted around Woodville.
Farmers are busy in all parts Of tho
State putting in their crops.
1t is almost an assured fact that Kosci-
uskO will have a cotton factory.
A Baptist Young Peoples Union has
been organized at Brookhaven.
Chambers among horses is prevalent in
HOLMES county, and very fatal.
Last week me firm shipped two thou
saud dozen eggs from E~llisville.
Work on the city w~aterworks IN Green
vile will be commenced ina few da vs..
Lincoln county prohibition,sts will
nominate candidates tor the Legislature.
The Popnlists of Newton county will
put ii full ticket in the field for county
officers.
At the recent setting of the Federal
court at Meridian the grand jury returned
81 indictments.
A bold act of burcl Try was committed
at Wesson last week by which u lady.
Mrs. Price, was robbed of 5000.
All enterprise known as the Jackson
Lumber and Manufacturing Company,
has been established at Jackson.
Gen. John Z. Gordon will deliver lee
ture on ''The Last Days of tho Confeder.
acy" in Yazoo City, May Sd.
MI. Foweree. of Warren county, SAYS
he made 1000 bushels of corn last year at
a cost of @ cents IL bushels.
The Methodist churches of Mississippi
are contemplating the building of an
orphans home somewhere iu the Stare.
Seventy-two employees of the Illinois
Central shops at McComb City were sus-
pended last week on account of dull
times.
In Washington comfy there are over
5000 males over 81 years old who failed
to pay their taxes before the first of Feb
rnary. Hence are DISTINGUISHED.
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A change has certainly come over
Vicksburg. 1t was a "dry" town last
Sunday, all the saloons being closed
owing to the suits against many OF
them, and the apprehension of other
drastic measures on the part of the
Prohibitionists. Cards and card TIA
bles, as well as dice, were banished
from the saloons last week, and there
is an evident determination to CON-
ply with the law.
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Archbishop Kane, Of st. Louis, in
an interview on Saturday, is reported
to have said to a representative of the
Republic that he did not intend to
prOmulgate the papal decree affecting
Catholics who belong to certain secret
societies, including the Odd Fellows,
Sons of Temperance Tor good Temp
lars and Knights of Pythias.
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Port Of PdSCdQOuId.
N

OFFICE DEMoCRAr.STAR,)
Scranton, Miss, April u, 1885,
Report for week ending Apr. II, 1881
ENTERED.
APPS 8. Nor bktne Lille, 1912 tons O,ief Kund.
sen, from Vera Cruz.
CLEARED.
Apr. D. Am. schr. Anna NJ. Stammer, 900
tons, by Dantzler Lumber Co. for
Havana, with 36l ,4l2 IT lumber, value
1924.
Apr. 8. Am. schr. Edwin A. Gaskill, 1893 tons,
by Adams 4 Jimenis, for Caibarien,
with 3l3,4 400 # lumber, value $2,SO5.
Apr. . Am. schr. J.. N. Dantzler, 1871 tons, BY
Dantzler Lumber Co. for Frontera,
Mex, with l2l,847 # lumber, value
$l,l40.
Apr. 10. Italian bk Celestinc, 4Sl tons, bv Pas.
cagonla Lumber Co. for Rosario, with
3l0,563 # lumber, value $3.50. Am.
schr. Robt. Ruff, 208 tons, by E.Silva,
for Colon, with I89,597 fl lumber,
value $l,722.
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Henry b. Hyde, president Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, re.
ceives the largest salary In the Uni.
ted States, 100000: John A. Mccall,
president Of the New York Life, re.
ccivcs $4,000 per annum. This heats
four cent cotton or running n news.
paper.
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Contract Notice,
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !

HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
County OF Jackson.
NOTICE is hereby given that a Contract
for moving jailor's house, repairs on
same, aud repairs in and around the
court house square. per plan and speciii-
cations on file IN the Clerks office, will
be let to the lowest bidder, 1T the next
meeting Of the Board of supervisors of
said county, OH the
First Monday, the 9Th day Of May.
1895,
at II III. at the front door of the court
house. T.. II. LEWIS. Clerk.
Scranton, March IA. 1905.
March 20, 1895, 6lt