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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
CatarrlI Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as
they cannot reach the seat Of the dis.
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitu.
tional disease. and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies
Halls Catarfh euro il taken internal
ly, and acts directly ON the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not aquack medicine. Ii was
prescribed by onc OF the best physi.
cinns in this country for years. and 10
n regular prescription. 1t is com.
posed OF the best tonicB known, com.
bined with tho best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur
facee. The perfect combination OF
tho two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca.
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
Il. j. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. Ohio.
sD- Sold 10y druggists. 75c.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
sntmrhny Nlghrs NcrtInr.

Tho meeting at the courthouse
Saturday night to organize u Board
Of Trade for the purpose Of placing
the csources OF the county before
the people of, the East. wns not attend.
ed IN it sh6hld have been. a few
met, however, and after being called
to order 10y Mr.. Mnyhugh, organized
with Edgar Rcinlmrt, az Chairman
and j. a. Mcbride. as Secretary.
Tho plan Of organization was rend
after which Hon. t.. l.. Fulton, oi
Reno, who happened 10 be present,
gave m interesting talk on the oh.
jects OF the meeting aud the possibili
tics Of Ncvndu. Mr.. Fulton was close.
ly listened TO and received the hearty
applause Of those present.
at tho conclusion OF Mr.. Fulton'f
remarks, Il mUtiOn wns adopted to ap
point II committee 81 five, the chair
man to be one, TO draft and circulate
q letter setting forth the objects oI
the proposed organization and invit.
ing the people Of the county 10 DO
come members thereof. Tho follow
ing committee was appointed under
the motion: II. Rcinllart, j. S. May
hugh, ia. Mcbride, Dave Cnspel
and W. W. Boohcr.
After the appointment Of tho com
mittcc. Mr.. Fulton made u donation
OF e. to the Elko County Board o
Trado for which lie received u mani
nous vote Of THINKS. Tho mcctin,
( then adjourned 10 meet nj tho call o
tho above named committee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
How To BECOME wr,nh,ca.

IL more women realized TINT strain.
ing the eyes PRODUCES wrinkles. more
would exercise n proper care OF these
valuable members. Reading by Il dim
or falling light, coming suddenly from
Il dark roomf to Il light one. or vice
versa. ~oyerwOrking tho Dyes in any
way, and lust, but 10y no means least,
wearing dotted and cross barred wells
these and more taxing Of the cye.
sight are Of valuable assistance in the
wrinkle making process.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
DAILY
LMAGUN


The town is full OF tramps.
DO IN the courthouse at 8 o'clock
this evening.
r r. Fulton came I'M from Reno
,h;s morning
- , I..,uo,,
ranchers. vas in town this
afternoon
,,,,oss
,a..la"..a IL 1T. arht o.
-, - a.a :. p,.o,,,
- -, g. aao
-,
-,
a postolhce mas oeeh es'ap
, :. ac,,S.r
III You are ihIeres'e' ="
prosperity Oh Eiho cou, 90
courthouse 'hH '
Inc american
IN session n
elected Dr.n n' oo ~
francisco'
The Illinois have held
con'eh III twenty oouhie' anu
"iou. u. eNcep'ion AL nave ue'
"'e si'
The carson Appeal has received an
anonymous letter to the efectthat an
nun nus o'opeu WIN d
'ou's s"' anu 'ei' inS WHO anu TWO
Recorder Ben Shearer III compli-
ance with n law passed by the last
Legislature has named the Reno
'""'hai nv the o'iciai paper Oh wash
DE county.
Commissioner Edwards has held
John L. Jones, cx-Assistant Meter
and Refiner OF the Carson Mint under
$4,000 bond to appear before the u.
.. Grand jury.
The entire business portion OF the
town Of Ceresco, Nebraska, was do
stroyed by fire yesterday morning.
The postofice, banks, hotels and every
store were burned.
leonard .Jacobs of A~nsonia- Conn
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pAILY.r
.ALMAouND,

A very warm day.
Silver vas s.G7hs yesterday.
Ike Griswold is in from Ruby Val.
ley to-day.
Mn. Fanny Ward, u pioneer resi-
dent OF Reno. died Sunday morning.
Louis Kossuth called the Sermon
on the Mount the peoples consti
tuition.
Mr.. Crosson will remain in town
for a few days. Ho is suffering from
a V sore throat and is being treat
ed by DR.. Hood.
Grand Army posts in New York are
agitating in favor OF the exemption
hereafter OF army veterans from Jury
duty in that State.
1t said that a new time card will
go INTO effect about the Goth. The
principal change will be in No. Q
which will arrive about seven hours
earlier.
Tho British steamers Esmeralda
and Martina collided yesterday off the
Armour Lighthouse, near France.
The Martina sank and eleven OF her
crew arc missing.
Mr.. Gheen writes the INDEPENDENT
that there will be a grand Fourth OF
July celebration at Lamoille. Tho
programme will appear this week.
Look out for it.
The INDEPENDENT has been re.
quested to call a public meeting at
the courthouse next Saturday night
to make arrangements for a Fourth
ofJuly celebration.
a Carson dispatch OF the 18th says:
"a third tramp will be arrested ut
bridgeport, for the murder Of Mrs.
Sarmau. by the sheriff OF Douglas
county this afternoon
The joint report OF the Auditor
and Treasurer for the quarter ending
March 3lst, appears to-day. 1t would
have appeared sooner had the Office
been furnished with IA copy.
Walter SCOTS eyes were. a grayish
blue and very quick and keen. His
hair was rather light than dark and
he always walked with a decided
limp from an injury received early in
life.
The Salvation army, in its work all
over the world last year furnished
meals to 2,iSs,9s2 poor people at from
= cent to cents u meal, and lodgings
at from . to II cents n night to 1857
G5s people.
The New idria quicksilver mines
has passed under the control OF a rich
English syndicate. New buildings
and new furnaces will be erected.
The company intend to put two humid
red e to work.
u. S. District Attorney Jones and
Marshal Humphrey came up on No. l
this morning and returned on No 4.
The frequent trips Of these officials to
Elko make u wonder IL any of the
stolen mint bullion is secreted herea-
bouts.
Bulletin No. 81, issued by Profes.
. Iiillman OF the State University,
has been received. 1t treats Of tho
carly flora OF the Truckee Valley and
will nj doubt prove a valuable book
to botanists, but it is too full OF jaw
breakers to be OF any use to the COM
MOI herd.
Tho Illinois Democratic convention
which meets in June promises 10 be
solid for silver. So far 52l delegates
have been elected, all OF whom are
for the unlimited coinage OF silver at
the ratio OF lG to l.. How lonely Sen.
ator Palmer and the government Of
ficeholders must be!
Elko has freak in the shnpe of a
four legged chicken. Two OF it's legs
are where II chickens legs ought to
bc and the other two are where the
common chicken has tail feathers.
The freak is tho property OF Mr.. Ben
Yates and can be seen at his place.
1t attracted moro attention yesterday
than u new bonnet does ut Easter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
On tho War Path.

WILCOX, Ariz, May 14.-sunday
evening a courier came in stating that
twelve armed Indians we're seen
prowling around the hills in the vi.
cinity OF the Buckhorn Basin, where
the mines are being worked, Satur.
day last. The miners Mt once left
their claims after being notified and
have gathered together for protection
to themselves and the few scattered
families. This locality is near the
abandoned post Of Fort Bowie and
some twenty miles east of Wilcox.
Monday morning another report
was brought in from the new gold
find in the south pass of the Dragon
mountains, twenty miles south Of
here, that six Indians. fully armed,
were seen there. They attacked a
~prospectors' camp, driving the pros
pectors from their claims and firing
four ahots at one OF the men, compel.
ling him to jump for safety from n
high ledge and severely injuring him.
self.
This morning responsible reports
from Graham county state that a band
OF fifteen heavily armed Indians were
seen last evening at Shutdown, several
miles south OF Clifton, rounding up
the horses OF citizens. A body of
citizens took up the. trail this morn
ing, and ono troop OF cavalry left
Fort Bayard. N. NJ, for the scene,
but long marches are necessary TO
reach the scene Of the reported dan.
ger.
Tho citizens arc feeling very much
wrought up and insecure. Tho In.
dams are reported in distress from In
sufficient rations, and trouble IL pre.
dicted, with no adequate military
protection. The only few available
troops to quickly reach the locality
are at Fort Grant and under orders to
move inside OF u week, hsnco are MI
packed up. The abandonment Of
Bowie leaves the whole southern
country open to savages and II would
lot surprise those who keep watch OF
tho Indications to see tho present
troubles from miscellaneous small
bands now off the reservation bent on
rapino and murder end in a general
outbreak.
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UnIyersity Student. su.pcnLed

Reports como from Reno that eigh.
teen University students hive been
suspended at Reno by President
Stubs for ungentlemanly conduct oil
tho occasion OF the Columbus Com.
pany play there. 1t appears that tho
studen,s suspended ranged them.
selves in front OF the thsater and ut.
tempted to prevent people from at.
tending tho performance. They also
guyed and insulted the singers during
the performance md their conduct
smaclsed moro OF COW boys than Uni.
yorsity students. Professor Stubs
Investigated the matter and suspend
ed eighteen Of tho offenders, which
was on cmincntly correct thing to do.
One Of the first things n University
student should bear in mind is That
shove all no il expected to bc u gen
tleman. The suspension puts them
back one ycnr.-.Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19
l~FsigninR Insanity.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-William
Fredericks was before Judge Murphy
this morning for sentence for tho mur.
der OF Cashier Hcrrick. Fredcricks
roared, kicked and hit at every ono
who approached, humping his hend
against the table and chairs until he
was covered with blood. His keepers
are confident that his insanity is rs.
aumed. His attorney was not pres.
tnt, and Judge Murphy ordered that
Attorney Colwell DO cited for con.
tempt. and postponed the sentence
until Friday, ms nothing could be oh.
tanned from Fredericks. Tho scene
was extraordinary. During tho ab
sencc OF Judge Murphy from the
courtroom, Frcdericks subsided, but
broke out again when tho Judge re.
appeared.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-05-19

Silver Sta,e:-Stock cattle in This
county aro now quoted at sii per
head, having risen from s1o the last
month. There are very few cattle
for salo, es tho outlook for tho indus.
try is so promising that owners do not
want 10 cell.
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Tho boom is coming. Don't get in
it's way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28
NMITTEE MEETING POSTPONED
L TO-DAY ON ACCOUNT OF MIR.
scHEuBERs DEATH.
AIRarAN NIcKs DEFINES THE
IMPLICATIONS OF voTERs-MR
ARRoLD NOT A DEMocRAT-A
aIRD WARD NEGRO MEETING
Asst NIGHT.

4 account OF the funeral OF Charles
euber the meeting OF the Demo-
lic executive committee to have oc-
red yesterday was postponed 'tin
Afternoon at o'clock. Every
nber OF the committee and many OF
candidates are expected to he
sent and very interesting meeting
be had. The Third Ward alder
mic question win be determined to-
and other business relating to the
lpaign will be accomplished. The
ionncement of 4. f. Rldgway as al
man from the Bloody Third has
ated additional discussion In that
scion. Some Democrats think Il
add 10 Alderman Wallis strength
II Is thought Ridgway win detrnct
ie from that Of Canto
he Third will be awakened tonight
a regular Democratic love feast
~ of speechifying. The hntterles ot
ny speaker and the dogs OF war will
turned loose and big time Is
lmised. The Third ward Democrats
II deserve the name. Boys In the
inches" They never tire Of fight
their party's battles and will come
tho front next Tuesday with o.
pdsome n showing as usual. They
: getting some OF their oid-tlme TN
islasin on and will open the ball In
nest tonight.
INC committee desires MS large a
lwd present as possible and promises
interest every voter who attends
lairman NlclSs has been frequently
yea TO give the qualifications uf a
FER. Speaking of the matter yester-
y, he said; 81 Will let the Gazette
X Tor me. To vote next Tuesday
Y, as NIL know, must be NJ legal age,
I'VE been resident of the state ono
llr, OF the city six months and of the
I'd In which he offers TO vote for
4 days. Many have asked about
;isiration. There Is no registering
be done"
Dne hundred and twenty-five negroes.
eturmers,' met AT pcace's hall, cor
p Ninth ana Elm streets. last night.
mp Harris was chosen president and
O, George secretary. 4 committee
two from each ward was named 10
= that "curbstone' politicians did not
o. them az they pleased aud tu in
euce the negroes To- vote for the best
m This committee VIII report To
main body Saturday night.
Stanley, Noodle OF al. are sun re-
ming, They have been talking Of
ming Capt Il. II. Harold That
ntleman participated In the primary
"a saws: "I understand that there Ia
report In circulation that | will be u
indicate for city treasurer on the In
pendent ticket I'm Apru. / desire 10
y that ! participated In the late
imnries and shall support the noml-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28

meeting. and there were prayers. tesil-
monies aud songs. Interesting testi-
monies were given by number Of
men and women, and the services were
enjoyed by all. Rev. Gibbs win speak
tonight, corner OF Main and Wenther-
ford streets. All who come VIII be
made welcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28
TEMPLE BUDGET.
New Church Almost Finished-Af''
ant Entertainment


Temple. Tex, March 27.-Ths NJ
the new Methodist church IS ION,
and the weather vane placed WI
ton. The church will be ready ~ II
cation in q few days. -,
Mrs. Martha McWhirter OF III \
was in Temple Tuesday. looking :. !, Y
Central hotel building and pi,'s,
Mrs. McWhlrter is a successi~ =
manager at Bolton. and Is Hn !, X.
want to run n first-class no.ei y 10
pie. Her object here ~ tnoss, IN iaI
to secure the Central properly. ~ cf
a report has It that she nla'' :"
The Santa Fe shop location .,.s WV VIZ
increasing daily. 1t gained 'i''
day. ,.tlng
effort 10 build a hospital ~ NH
Tonight the Lady OF Lyons a,,e
presented at the BiIou opera WA
that purpose. and large nouss IA
pected to greet the Bolton 49,
they appear on the stage Us, .,,r.n III
The ladies' OF ST. Marys ennSlnE
n supper ut the WORKMAN pp ,r,sr.I
Main street, last evening Az "a, II
ing feature of the evening NJ "a
beautiful cane voted 20 the ~, Ma
lar gentleman present r,as aNl1
handsome gold-headed one -"
ed to Mr.. Joe Andrls: Wilker{
Mayor Wade and Niiilan. The 4
went over TO Bolton 70 W sss q 4
pers in the condemnauvn ,,s corral
Gulf. Colorado and 81. i-V me protf3
VS.. Nathan & schwartz; .,ags Aafm5
ings were had before Ju 1,.y 81 pn
and a commission consls..nf j 8 "
lee, l.. NJ. Benson and fiis9tis.r,alnt 4
gan was appointed TO s ags whl,Af
value of the land In quest ihs 2
needed for the erection -
Santa E'o shops. L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28
GoLprHWAIrE n1fnnrr
a Wedding Takes Plnce-Big Irrlga-
ton Scheme Proposed

Goldthwaite, Tex. March I'll NJ
Brown and George NJ. Shepard. Waco
urummers. arc at the Abnoy hotel
w. N. Abney and family OF Union.
Miss, arrived here Sunday night and
VIII make this their home.
:, J9hn j, Cox OF Mullin bought OF w.
town. He will Improve II and iorate
here for the practice OF law.
i. H. Ferguson, accompanied by Mr.
Leonard OF New York. left today Tor
me san Saba river on nshing ex-
u. Randolph. a member OF the firm
OF j. J. Campbell & Co. lumber dealers,
was was married yesterday TO Biiss Jennie
Wick at Troy. Teams.
Inc me-, .rent to irrlxate the San
SABA valley By dannlIng the stream
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28

at the mouth OF Brady river and build
ing a system of storage dams Is now
in fair way TO be completed this year.
This will involve the expenditure OF
several hundred thousand dollars and
give employment to hundreds of men
and teams. As this Is their railroad
point Goldthwaite expects much bene-
fit from the movement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28
LITTLE ITEMS.

Best typewriter supplies at Humph-
rey's,
Dr. Broiles has removed to Dundee
block, Seventh and Houston streets.
Fort Worth Candy Kitchen. 205 Main
street; A. L. Baldosor. proprietor.
DR.. Mullins, specialist in diseases Of
the eye, ear and throat. sos Main
street, Fort Worth.
Just received; \ full line OF novel;
ties at Hel's Jowelry store, corner
Main and Eleventh streets.
tullcrs Noyelty Iron Works, new and
second hand boilers, engines, pumps
and gin machinery ror sale or trade.
Az West Weatherford street.
The little daughter OF j. I. a.
Thomas and wife died in Dallas yes
terdny. Rev. j. d. French will go 10
Dallas to conduct the funeral exercises
this morning.
George L. Cause, fune'al director and
ombalmer, Full assortment OF under
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
Funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements No. 3l4 West Weather
ford street. Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28

years imprisonment In the penltentiary,
was taken TO Rusls last night. just be-
fore leaving. Lola got hold Of a lot OF
whisky and morphine. and proceeded
10 tank up and dope up. and conAe-
luentlS she raised Cain for while,
and the officers who conveyed her TO
tho depot had n rough time with her
on the way
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28
ovERToN NEWS.
a Pleasant Entertainment Given-Peo-
pie Visiting the City.

ovcrton, Tex, March 27.-Editor r.
a. Mathey Of the Overton Herald is in
Dallas this week.
Miss Ruth Wynne was the guest of
Miss Daisy Miller Sunday.
Mrs. James r. lrlon entertained
quite n crowd Monday evening in honor
OF her guests. Misses Allie and Tennle
heencr " l<ilgore. Among the gttesta
In attendance was Miss Bfie shaw OF
Longview.
Miss Ida Buford Of Henderson ia
spending this week with friends here.
Hubbard College, under the super-
vision OF Prof C q. Coates, with ihs
ASSISTANCE OF Misses Iren Boulter and
VIII soon be second TO none IN the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28
one Fare for tho Round Trip, Via
the Gotten Belt Route.

Account annual convention OF the
T, T.. a. to be held at Fort Worth, Tex,
April IS. "a and 20. 1895. We win sell
round trip tickets to Fort Worth and
return al the following rates. From
stations within % miles OF Fort Worth
at rate OF 4 cants per mile, from sta.
tious rs to 100 miles rate OF S. stations
within 100 niles or over rate OF ono
fare. Limited for return 10 April 80.
1885, $, q. WARNER.
~ General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28

NJ. f. Rogers OF san Antonio was
here yestcripy.
col Jamcs A. Wilson has gone to
SAN Antonio for a few days on bust
moss,
d. j., Seclcr is In Austin attending
q meeting of ihe railroad commission.
j. y. CroEin OF Gainesville, Tex, is
stopping ut Hotel Richelicu.
VIM, a. Bramlette OF Bonham is in
the city.
George NJ, Frick, United States PEN
sion examiner, is stopping at the Richie
y. +, Harwood of Gonzales is in the
city.
Harry sloan, agent for Lewis Morrl-
son company, arrived here yesterday.
\. w. Iintt OF san Antonio was
among the arrivals here yesterday.
g. Wiener OF Dallas is In rhe city.
No family should be without
one Of new Perfection
Refrigerntors.
Sold on easy payments.
MADDOX, ELLISON & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28

read from the Eplstle to the Corlntm-
ans ana offered up prayer. Tho hymn
abide with Me- was sung by the
choir.
ur Wells then made some remarks
appropriate to the Ne and character
of the esteemed citizen whose loss an
deeply d,plore. lie referred especially
to the beautiful spirit of charity. TINT
charity which suffers long and ~
kind" ana which reflected sp pure "a
uster upon the ne of Charles schru-
her The unustenBuous but genuine
spirit OF charity which adorned his
character and which attracted To him
the high esteem OF all who knew him.
His career had been that OF q gallant
soldier, q worthy citizen. a generous
friend and loving husband and
father IN all his domestic relations. He
VIII be long missed ON our streets, and
hts memory will bc long cherished in
many hearts.
At the conclusion OF the services at
the church the remains were conveyed
to the cemetery. where the interment
took place. conducted by the impressive
Masonic ceremonies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28


II was a great surprise to many In
Fort Worth yesterday 10 learn that
the grand Jury had found a true bill
against l. NJ. Cow on the charge of
..,,,,......to,,,,, NJ. c.. ,,,, s,,.
'''''' "' "r
months ago, was employed by the "a
cinc Express company as manager of
tbcIr office ot tbe Irnion depot a M.
-. ,,,-t,i..-
Sil''n "' '"rE' trust anu respoHsloIli'y'
Mr.. Cow had been In the employ OF the
Pacific Exprcss company for nbout
n,,.. -. ,.,,1 ,.,, -, q, .,,,. -,
'''''' '''' ''''" wv" ''' '''' "'PN'
oillce about Two years OF that time W
b. stated that the amount with which
he ia chnrrcd with bpinn short ia ubnut
ss,n NJ, ,,,5i,+r,,a.,, 49,, -, 49,
F'''' nv ""u'''''Hl was i"uHu INST
saturday and Mr.. Cow was placed
under arrest lote yrs'.runN afternoon
Ifc ,,,s sea, ~, I'm. i,tI In, @' G,, 5tt'
,.,,,tl.,. a,,i ,,,,..',.i t,f,,!.,is w.. 80,
c,,g6o,. ~, ,,, z,,,i5 ,.i,,', ~ w.
mia - ,.it,t, - 60 az e.,
H. al, 49, w. - 81. f'I i
i a ',''u ',i''l ~, y '''s'y ne Wou,u
r -, w 49, "'l'7'', W '"v ''"i ~
U ,I, ylil" ,,, ei'n lhat ne WIS en-
W., ~, llllv,'n wi my Suen uIeust'
NlI. G"W nus hUIE ItlehuS mere VINO
say they are conhdeui that he VIII
prove innocent or me charge which mas
D'eh mace against MIN
GRAND JURY ADJOURNS.
The seventeenth district court grand
irrv odionrncI fnr no tS,.,,, ,i'',u
bnvlnr Found a nur,bo,. 40 t,,,o XII,
against parties charged with the usual
various offonses After n careful in
vestlEntlOn OF the charge Of murder
against Horace Fisher aud Tom White
VINO killed Tom bradshaw at the race
track several weeks ago no Indictment
was made In the case and Fisher and
White will so free.
G. a. Han was Indicted for aggra-
waited assault upon owen Lavelie. the
by Han last Monday night nj the house
Of the Inter on Missouri avenue. Mr..
~ ll", In. n pohH was lNed AT A27e' which
THE EDWARDS SUIT.
In the Tortv-cirbtb dIstriot o,,,,t t,,,
suit of Ellzabcth ISdworis nv ncyt
friend VS.. @. q. Tdwards has bocn M,
trial for several days and win probably
consume me remainder of this week.
~ rs SUIT 70 5et aside certain con-
ert o b "''l 40 ,9eoEer pers9nnl prop
erty Involved Is known nv tho s "a p,"l,
estate, and ~ located n-r VIII, 100
OF Fort Worth The amount ipvoI,,,i
In the suit IL s75 900 Tbe nt,i,tiG, d,
represented by Carter I,ewrItbt &,
Cowan and Henry NJ. Furman: he nj
torneys for the defendant are Stance
spoonts & Meck. ,Iudrn y sit, od,,,iy,,,
ana Judge / A Hnlion5 ~ ~ ''eui''uh
CorrNr,,- roI,,r
OuNli COURT
pagor rne Gouhty court yesterday j. NJ.
NJ 'AtAA So VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-28
JEFFERSON Trans

Ing additioeS' March 27.-The follow
i1sng party that Went dow eu the
Kne eH below a few days ago, III I'aw 80 si.e
and NY Alex Friend. Franz Ni i1arg
emf" u Alden. proprietor Of the , 1rt
Mr. G iySiias. They have ali returned
man ies, 'ehinan, OF Clark. Boice {, Cole.
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