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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-18
Though pockets grow lighter.
Sing times that are brighter!
Might as well sing as be signing;

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There's no use to double
The measure of trouble,
For Time beats the best bird at flying.
The world and all in it
Wern't made in minute;
Its flowers are blooming and dying;
No use to upbraid it
It's just as God made it,
And Time beats the best bird at flying!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-18
The Grand Canon OF the Colorado

The Grand Canon OF the Colorado
the most sublime OF natures work on
earth, indescribable, can easily be reached
via Flagstaff, Williams or Peach Springs
on this road. To the natural bridge Of
Arizona and Montezuma's we'll you can
journey most directly by this line. Oh.
serve the ancient Indian civilization of
Laguna or Aooma, 'the City of the Sky"
Visit the petrified forest near Garlic.
See and marvel at the freak of Canon
Dablo. Take hunting trip In the mag.
nlficent pine forests of the San Francisco
mountains. Find interest in the ruins OF
the prehistoric
Cave and Cliff Dweliers.
View the longest cahtilever bridge in
America across the Colorado river.
JNo. j. BYRNE,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Los Angeles, Cal.
G. H. SPEERs,
Asst Gen. Pass. Agt, San Francisco, Cal.
H. s. VAN SLYcK,
Gen. Agt., Albuquerque, N M.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-18

WESTWARD STATIONS EASTWARD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
AN AUDITORIUM PLANNED.
Music Hail May De Built by the Dallas Fair
Association.

Dallas, Tex. July 12.-President ]. T.
Trczevant OF the State Fair association has
plans for a great music hall and auditorium
TO be built at the fair grounds after the fair
this season. The seating capacity will be
roo. which is large enough for everyday
purposes. Dallas has long agitated tho
necessity for large auditorium or convon-
tion hall and Colonel Trezeyant, who is gem
orally successful In whatever he undertakes,
is determined that the want shall be supplied,
He apprehends no difficulty whatever In
placing the stock, IA bunch OF orders for
box seats was stolen from the headquarters
Of the Florida Athletic club yesterday. They
are worthless and the thief will be chagrined
when he discovers that they are orders for
tickets instead of tickets. u. Detective James
McCane of Houston Is in the city today
twelfth Of July the day on which the fol-
lowers Of William Prince OF Orange celebrate
the down fall OF liberty and homc-rule In
ireland. The day passed unnoticed and I'M
observed here, MIR. j. W. Hill was out OF
town and his few adherents made no demon
stratlon, public or otherwise. =, Work will
begin on the new pike roads August l. and
ployed in the construction Of these thorough
fares. 1t Will take several years to construct
the roads, but they are 10 be built. This In
the greatest enterprise ever undertaken in
this county Martin Casey's friends rejoice
that he has returned home in good health
and ready for business again, and his
friends are legion In this city and county.
franklin +. Miller, the convict murderer.
and Rob Lnnd, who goes over the road for
twenty Ave years for highway robbery. will
be taken TO Huntsville noNt Monday. wv F.
Rodgers, who lives out on tho Cedar Springs
road was held up by highwaymen last night
and dlYestod OF his wallet containing $40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13


The Lima (o1 baseball club dlAbanded this
evening. and the Interstate League has one
club less.
Tho opinion ~ growing among baseball
crauks that tho National League IL badly In
need In Tim Hurst and Tim Lynch on the
stan Of umpifes.
Pitcher MoDougall. who was released by
Brooklyn three weeks ago, has received sew
oral offers from minor league teams. but has
not decided which ho Will accept.
Arrangements are completed for tho one
hundred yard dash between Smith Afford ~
Lexington and W. y. Goodwin OF Louisville.
Tho contest Will be for tho championship Of
the state.
George HankIns has copy Of a racing bin.
tho original OF which. II IN confidently be-
lioyod by the INSTRUMENTATION people, will
be passed by the legislature during the spec
inl session,
Pitcher Bill Kennedy OF brooklyn will
probably be able TO twirl the ball again In a
few days, as his right hand, which was so
badly injured by q pitched ball during tho
morning game In brooklyn on July I. is
rapidly getting we'll.
with the Wow Of stimulating an interest In
h0raclcsH carriage or vehicle motors, and OF
encouraging American inventors along this
line. tho Timos-Heral OF Chicago yesterday
offered t59JO In prizes for the successful com.
potitofs In n race between Milwaukee and
Chicago, tho contest to be decided on some
date not far from the list OF November. -Four
prizes Will be awarded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
oAlyrgroN nAnpon IMrnovnp.
chief!ot Engines Annual Repof, Regarding
Improxementa Madc.

Washington, July i2.--Gencrai CraighiI.
chief fcneihecr, In his annual report TO the
seerclary OF war. gives historic summary
OF the work done In the improvement Of
Galveston harbor. lie says that during the
last 1hea year the expenditures Of 81, sss. GA
has Tsultcd In obtaining n 80 feet OF water
on the outer bar, an increase In depth Of
threol and a quarter faet since last year. Tho
work done consists In. extending the north
jetty outward $500 fect and In completing
$500 feet OF this jottyi in repairing and
preparatory 10 extending thia Ietty outward
and IN experimenting the action OF the ietues
by dfedging, Tho total amount 81 work done
since 1857 " represented by aeS25 feet OF
south jctty, OF which 81. 900 feet Is Completed,
aud s2.500 feet OF north ictty OF which u.s.
600 feet Is completed.
Tho amount Of material dredscd was ESQ.,
vi cubic yards. OF the appropriation there
n Sgi ,sGS available nt tho end Of the year
On the ship channels i6i.SSa was expended
IN Widening the Morgan cut from 70 10 100
feet and deepening the center from 1-2 to
q feet the lower part OF Its length. The
available depth remains the sane a. iaat
year, but the channel II ccnaidernbly wider
on the Trinity river but Ssis2 was ex-
pended during the year. principally In making
a aiuyoy from Magnolia to Dallas The
ohahtcl remains about the same as last year
ANNE LOT navigation but 10 preserve 1t the
eaat lctN must be cNtanded out to tho ave
ON bnhalo bayou practically no work was
accomplished, although contract for drcdg-
lng WAS mada, o@ing TO the Insufficient plant
OF the contractors,
General craighill ineloses the detailed re.
port Of Major A. NJ. Miller. directly In
charge OF this district. who sums up tho re-
suits OF the work In Galveston harhor as
follows;
The surveys made in May and juno show
thai marked change has taken place In the
outer bar. due 10 the rapid extension Of tho
nortA tetty The twelve feet curve has en-
tiraly disappeared; tho inner eighteen fce,
curve has advanced 5i00 feet Into the gulf,
while the corresponding advance Of tho outer
elghteen feet curve base been 1900 foot the
distance Of these curves ut the narrowost
part bcing $50 feet. This rapid pushing out
Of the outer Eighteen feet curyo has caused tho
formation Of new channel across the bar
known as the east channel. which wac frst
used by vessels on November TO- 1884,. This
Is $40 feet Wide and has depth OF II "a
toet, Last year the least depth was " ga
teot, gain OF Ave fcot in two months. The
eighteen feet curves In tho old straight chan
mel have approached each other 5000 feet
leaving between them bar 1000 feet Wide
over which there II 10 Ia foot as against
II l-2 for tho last year. The advance 0f the
outer curves has been small the maximum
advance OF the outer curves being 1900 feet
In the prolongatlon Of the east channel"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13

What Is lt--A Few Points on the Disease
OF lato the department Of agriculture and
tho whole United States have been telking
about that niiinrnt o. cattle hnovn - NesnA
fever. So much has been sud about this mat
1uhn wind, that the Gazette decided that an
oxpianation Of tho eo-calod disease o. this
umo would not b out o. place. ~,
senator A. h. Mailock knows a great deal
about cattle and also about Texas fever, Tor
he has made close study Of both IN the
courao OF btalneaa. ioalcrday reporter ask
cd him to dohne Texas fever. inc senator
said . !, r.a.
fever which obtained 10 very Important
law ault after difhnult reaeafch. ] think Y
has mover been published; Texas fever y az
acute q aa WI sp being oadsa With
albumin. The spleen. which In normal condi.
lion weighs about ONE ana onf.hat
pounds, !. found BY autopsy TO we,gn l, ssn
from a normal weight o. from eiEht y
twelve pounds 70 from twenty 70 twenty.nye
pounds The mueua membrane OF the wnols
ailmentnry canal Il much innsmsa, ,rvdn
Tho bladder Is greatly ENLARGED, and the
urine has the appearance o. peing epout
half blood. while the bowel DISCHARGE ~ also
srssksd VIII s as sssy sne Farenhe, but Rises
10 Ia derrees AZ height Of the fever, and
lust prior to dissolution falls consiuefnnix
bciow the normal. Inc kinney. Atp chioi ~
md much Unframed Tie outside coat or ths
largo stomach Is also much inhamed. the
autopay shows The spleen IN an almost dc-
comnosed condition The early symptoms of
IA Siscase are; Rise IN Temperature, lower
inF 81 inc head, standing with feet closely
drnwf, together, and IN later stage SOME x
Ia affected cattle are taken win runvui-
sions' one peculiarly observed y that riek
oSttie cal with apparent relish, but that NIX
ca,ss yorv soon lose their milk, as II the t.n-
d done 's cf the fs,er was 10 dry up the mi'k
s l,.1t seemsr continued the senator. "tha!
.a,iio drtven from one point TO another VIII
80 vesr nsodnce Texas fever and the next
year will not. do not think that any twe
, yua, w IA "A my experience goes have cvcl
heon able 70 agree upon what - Ieniy ~
rauae Al Texas lever. Those who know any
,hinv about II agree In general about tnl
nm. .n,ns ana hut not two Of them ever nfalxt
sSn same eausc for the disease. The iaten
ny ,nnst reasonable theory is that ths feve
T. ~, n,odsefd from tho presence Ct ticks l
eattlc arc driven from great distancc. ar'
sse several weeks en- tho road, they are no
a,nS,,n 10 osmmuneAto disease when they ar
,,a,,n,t,ed 10 mix with cattle that VIII ~!
irna a,ses,e Another theory IA that eatti
NV. NV co,s,r,inlcste the disease never have
,,hha,,seives' and for that reason ! don't thin
\, vhSndt lscass. think the tick theory the moo
probahIr' I.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
.|
HAS BEEN INDICTED.
Washington Society Man
in Trouble.
ACT OF a DRUNKEN MAN.
Former Resident efMemphls cross,s
Disturbance IN Household II
Washington Citizen. s.


~ WARRINGTON, Jalg is.
me grand iufy Of the District has rutu rncd
W n,ii indictment against Benjamin farrlsnn
yo,ins 'n man 'o IN, o. Alempnis; Ichn
circles in this city and private secretary 10
senator Harris Of Tennessee, for house-broax-
ING and fclonous asssult The onensr Tor
N wn,,h az =, y charged va. committed on The
was arrested and iakon 10 the statlen house.
put was sa f1Qurntly released. Two days
ia,er M,iliken len the city and has not YET
nre,utneu; for s.me time past Alllikcn Lies
Solicitor-CenefAl Samuel y. phillips l5is
RHODE leland avenue. Mr.. Phillips has two
dauEh,ers. Gertrude and Nora. both accom-
pllshed young ladies o. high character and
70 tho former MIiliksn was especially atton-
i've. Milllkcn was welcomed % the house, as
his character was supposed to be q, the bent &
on tho night Of The Fourth Mlliken called
AZ the Phillipe residence and asked for Miss
Gertrude. When ,he latter saw him. nhe
noticed that he acted quceriy, az n under
the Influence Of liQncf. She left him AZ
onue. Millihen then summoned a servant end
sent up bis card % the young Lad,, but she
refused to see him again and tho nofyan.
showed him the door. ~
About midnight .sileE every one In the
houso had retired NJ rhllips was sudden
" aroused BY his daughter Morn calling to
him excltcdly. Morn aud Gertrude occupy
communicating rooms on The third door.
When Mr., Phillips reached their room he
fOuiu hnth MS nauKhtefk there III u hirh
state OF excitement. Gertrude being appar-
ently terror stricken. The doors loading
to the lattcrs NON were locked. Gertrude
nnhlly managed to tell him there was
man In her tom. She had been awakened
by the smell Of chloroform and had found
u man leaning over her She had struck
his hand away from her face aud escaped
TO her sisters room. tHtl
Mr.. Philips started for his daughters
room whllo his VITO and daughter ran 70
the lower floor. lie was Joined hy his part
ner Mr.. Frederick Mcktnfck, hut In the
mean time two policemen arrived on the
scene. The man, however. ran downstairs
and escaped Into the back ynrd. As be-
pnsNcd the llght he was recognized Us
Mllllken The police followed atd nrrcst-
ed the man aud he was taken 10 the station
horse. He was released later In the night.
How M!lllken got into the house Is not
known. The servant says the door WA
securely locked us usual. Entrance could
easily have been effected. however. BY
mems of the side window on the nfst nuorf
When MIR. Phillips learned that Ailiken
had been released he was Intensely sufprin'
Cd. While he was naturally disposed %
shun the unpleasant notorlcty which would
cnsuo he thought the law should take iu
course.
Mllnken Is about 90 years old. rather at.
trnctyo IN appearance and q good con-
versatlonnlist. lie came hero frvin Nom
pills, Tenn. a0ine years ago "a CORES
pondcnt for some southern ncwfpireru.
Later on he was connected with The local
nlcgH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
coLIiMnus rnorrINn RAcre.

Columbus, o.. July is..-Thc summer meet.
ing OF the Columbus Driving Park closed
today. Weather clear
$3.50 tfot' Lilly Young won, CornolluA NJ
feelnd, Edmona third. hest limo, 2iiD ii.
Three year old trot; 10 Tau won, Derby
Princess second, Laratlc third. Best time.
Gii5 IL.
2.25 pave; Sultan hoy won. Fair Lillian
second. Tommy II third. heat time. s.i5 Ii.
The bicycle races were q disappointment.
John s. johnson and Harry Tyler started in
the two mile race. Johnson winning IN
the very slow tins Of i:2s Ii
In the hal, milo open. johnson won In
third.
In the mile handicap Pat o'connor with
li5 yards, was FIRST, a, ". Wing, 100 yHid,
second and Tyler, scratch. third. Time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
STATE SETTINGS.

ineoln e to have new national bank.
on !. W. Bailey speaks in Corslcana
~.
rler's fruIt palace promises to be a great
,esz.
NJ house of II. E., Hendricks was bur
ICED AZ Hampstead.
ho christian Endeayorers meet at Nc
neg on the 18th.
Ne Democratlc sound money committee
meet IN Corsicann July "a.
Ia n<Efoes had an excursion on the Mid
~ Creenville Wednesday.
70 silnual meeting OF the state Grange
" held at killeen August 10.
TILE hyde Minor came near drowning
y beSning In pool at oyerton.
|<rc{I claims TO have had two hundred
/ 1><I1ences built within the last two
he e.trpaied reduction OF the cotton acre
~ A*pfman county this year Is Is per
" Clifton had his arm dlslocated by
tl'@@+ p horse near Terrell a few days
on W. Bailey offers to divide time
sound money advocate at Bolton on
Nstle fyear-old son Of MIR. Murphy near
'1nqhe "as badly hurt by a kick from a
~ t'{eAr-old child Of Tom Davis at Ter
D. N'dlv rsaying in tho street. was run
h ~ A. cart.
nyfFs named Lewls Clark was arrested
!. tticfiFnr raplnE has step daughter at
Pstiev few days ago.
"a 4uiih and Bob Prater had a mar
q t4g4}Hn tTcm drpwning while trying to
1nN Leon at Shallow ford. near Bel
n prxFf driven by a man named sicGeo
ftHtxinncy WIS overturned ihgow ns
mn v PIE and killing her six months
~i<rcts who refused TO answer a sum
81 attend court in Navarro county
t-1&cd with hounds and captured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
CONDENSED TELBGRAMs.

N York, July 12.--After conference with
|cnator r. c. Plat, General X. A. Alger
|nrced that he will not enter the presl-
Hal race.
|w Orleans, La, July 1.-THE Panama
fond company will establish a steamship
between here and Colon to begin opera
August i.
|ringheid. Ills, July 1.-THE Lincoln
hment association has formally trans
~ all property and the deeds thereto,
ID cure and custody Of the state.
Dir City, Kan, July ETH. l.. Robinson.
left Weir some days ago to visit his
and sick child In Marionvllle. Mo-, has
been heard from since, and foul play is
|ected.
|seu Castle, Ind, July 1.-THE Clover
Bank. at Cloverdale, Ind, closed Its
Z today. The bank was regarded as
betty solvent and It is thought the de-
kprs WI be secured.
|rry, O. IT,, July 12.-Robert T. Brooks, at
time d prominent business man in this
n who lied to escape creditors has been
led In British Columbia. He is wanted
under several indictments.
Nv York, July l2.--Eugene v. Brewster.
counpcl for the Brooklyn Law Enforce
Il society, has begun suit against the Rev.
ki6t church. for sl0.coo damages for libel.
|IA1AHNHs VI, July lG.-ontTlH JHtODl,
|rccnyille. o.. has been appointed receiver
khc Clizens bank at Ansonia, o., OF
n z. r. Lewis. the forger, was president.
bank Is closed and depositors entering
|:lnxfeld, Ills, July 12.-At their meet
here The state board of agriculture APP
pea : special committee to complete ar
<er1ent4 for the coming American horse,
ftock. dniry and poultry show, which will
heid IN Chicago November 9 to 16 inclu-
|attanooga. Tenn. July 12--It was learned
this ovoning that the supreme officers
|he Catholic Knights Of America at their
|nt melting in Toledo decided to drop
|rciy all proceedings against the former
fvshn. July IA detachment OF the
pom Marine infantry has had a sklrmlsh
the Insurgents at SebOrucal near
|dAos. Province OF Santa Clara. Captain
|ez and one sergeant OF the infantry were
pa. The details Of this engagement have
yet reached here.
PIingnsld, o.. July 12.-It is reported that
nv morning daily will be started in this
on August IS. backed by Hon. John II.
|mn1< the millionaire Democrat, and edited
~. y. West. The paper will declare for
suver. oppose Senator Brlce for re-elec-
|. Ano boom Mr.. Thomas for governor.
~ York, July 12.-Ex-President Harri-
has accepted the invitation OF the Adj
P.cE League club to visit its preserve
|kNGu1tt 10 make tour Of its three club
|.es, and to rove over Its 10000 acres
|forest primeval. General Harrison will
anti the deer season opens, and. as
- INC sportsman. is promised some
sport With gun as well as rod.
fntral city, Colo. July l2.-Nows has
fncd nero by letter OF the death OF a
n. a IL ~. q,
|phhoo counties. that OF a. j. Russell,
crossed the plains in the fall Of 1855,
denth Incurred at Sitka, Alaska, on MAY
Past Deceased was one OF the first
peers In that territory, having located
~ soon after 1t was acquired by accession
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
no IRRIGArE rHE vALLnY.

El Pnso, Tex, July 12.-fhe Mexican gov
eminent is preparing TO turn It's attention
actively TO the assistance OF the project
10 build storage reservoir IN order that
the waters of the Rio Grande may he util-
izel for Irrigating the III Phso valley.
Ygnncio Gariins, a prominent engineer
has been appointed by the Mexican gov
eminent TO look into the matter, He has
urged the necessity for action. and says
ihe minister Of public works II very much
Interested, especially since learning OF re-.
cent schemes ia dam the river far above
III paso In New Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
nnowN.rorrER's REPRESENTATIONS.

that the family OF Mrs. James Bruwn-put-
ter have become reconclled to her. She
lost many Of her fashionable acuunint-
nnccs by adopting the stage as n profess
sion. Although the urquharts have stuck
by her the rest Of her family had for
years dropped her This winter, however,
her aunt, Mrs. Dr. Richardson OF New
Orleans who has always been one of the
james Brown-pottcr's symputhlzcrs, and
who Il Is sud, brought about the reconcile
friends that Cora had gone on the stage
20 make living for herself and child,
aud that she had been most unjustly crlti-
clscd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13

Atlanta, Ca. July i2.--Ex-Goy VIA. j.
Northen OF Georgia, chief OF The cducations
department of the Cotton States aud Inter
national exposition wires from Denver that
tho National Educational convention, ten
thousand strong at Denver, has accepted the
invitation 10 be present at INC oAp0slt on
and open the congress OF HinGatioh the
laSt week in October. The Ni.lond Educa-
tonni association has taken dccp interest
In the exposition from the start, and was
one Of the hrrt bodies 10 nirmDrlnllze ton-
gross In Its bohhlf.
Gov. Northen is an educator Of life long
experience aud during his 'wo terms OF
Office did more than amy OF his uredeces-
Sora 10 Improve the public school System
In tho state. He has the hearty approval
and support OF the department u edunailon
at Warrington IN his administration Of this
department. Of the exposition work.
Paris doctors disagree MS TO the use OF
bicycles for women. But they fnd no fault
with women'a use Of their chnscn ally III
cooking. Prices Baking Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13

Despite Many scratches. brighton Dcach
Has Fine Sport.
New York. July i2.--m spite OF the num-
her Of scratches In the Ocean Wave stakes
today at brighton Beach, there was ex-
ceilent racing and fast time. The fayorite
was Hugh Penny, aud Weinberg had good
following. Tho lag fell with Fannie Louise
In tho lead. She did not hold Il long. for
Wornberg and Hugh Penny shot past her,
making the nrst quarter in ai. The two
had II out TO the half IN rs i-e, when wcrn-
berg began TO faltor and as they turned
into the stretch. Discount passed him and
challenged Hugh Penny, but the MoCancrty
gcdlug was too much for the son OF De-
cslyer and thus they finished In the fast
time OF i;ii H.
one mile, selling; Long Bridge won. Ha-
warden second. Golden Gate third. Time.
Five furlongs selling; Pcseua won, Lit
ue Dorriit second. Shakespeare third Time,
i;Qa.
Six furlongs Applause won. nombaset,o
second, Hanwol third. Time, i:i5 IL.
Ocean Wave stakca; six furlongs, selling.
Hugh Penny won, Discount second, Wefn-
bore third. Timo. 1;l4 IL.
One mile; Sir Excess won, Rel dol Care.
rics second, stonolllc third. Time, l.ii i-s,
One mile and an eighth selling; Mirage
Time. l;tG.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13

Houston July Shreveport shut Hous-
ton out today. The home team had In an
amateur pitcher, who did exceedingly vel
on him bad errors and hits netting them
four runs. fsancs then went In and held
them down for the rost OF the gume.
Keufe ala great work for the visitors ana
was well supported by Intelligent team
VIVA i284507sO RHE
Houston - % 90 0OO 90 o 90 . u
Shreveport 40 20 4 90 l o. 8 o y
Datttrits, Raper, lsaa~ and Matthews.
Keefe aud WeckDccker; umpire, Franklin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-13
FROM TIlE cApIrAL.
Prompt Action Regarding Capture OF Grimm
ais In Mexico Wanted.

Austin, Tox., July i2.-Capt Daniel Muir
ply the shorin of Reeves county, and who
has done service on the border for years,
called on Gov Culberson today to ask his
sympathy for the apprehension OF criminals
who fly to Mexico He wants the governor
TO act promptly In conjunction with Presi-
dent Dia2, SO that arrests can be made
promptly. q. .Charters-The American Carni-
val Regatta association Of Austin; capital
stock, $4,000, incorpOratorB. j.. Gordon
Brown, N. V. Dttlinger, j. S. Myrlck, II.
=. Haldeman, ~. j.. Male. Nj. Butler and
j. l.. Peccr, .TheN>eport Of the valuation
OF the Santa Fe road shows the total main
mileage to be 1914 miles, and total valua-
tion to be SlG,405. 7lSlS. q. Robert S. Gould.
Jr,, son OF Judge II. S. Gould, died this
morning. q. Mrs. J. NJ. Burroughs, sister of
last night