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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

A motive? Yes, there is ALWAYS a mo.
tive; but it may be noble, or proper, or
ignoble. If the latter, the face, the con-
versation, the character will disclose il.
Ignoble men will have ignoble motives.
but no such man lives who is NOT known
as such. What we farmers need is the
knowledge to distinguish the ignoble from
the proper and the noble and the manli-
ness to reward the deserving. If any have
devoted their time and money to the pub-
lie service have they not thereby earned
the respect and esteem OF their fellows ?
And if instead they get distrust
and dislike are they not horribly
cheated? II Highland Grange has estab-
Hsned useful school is not its community
entitled to the advertising it gets? If THE
CALL spends good money in seeking to be
useIul TO farmers ought not its circulation
to increase among them? Do these things
which benefit them hurt anybody else ?
DO they not benefit the farmerp The fact
is that only very small men indeed seek
dlrect Individual advantage from the pub
hc promotion OF farmers interests. The
really capable men who are latter some
thlng know very well that they can get it
easier elsewhere. The immediate rewards 8
which 1t is possible for farmers to owe
seem very tritiing to business man, and
the expense of getting them would be all
out OF proportion to their value.
For my part think the most honorable
way In which men or communities can
build up their fortunes is from the rewards
naturally flowing from the rendering of
pubic service. But fear the instinct OF
most farmers is to prevent any good COM
ing ing to any one as the result of public spirit.
ms is plain talk" but has the observa-
non OF any farmer been differently If so,
| wish he would write me the facts he has
know large number of men in this
State who have sought to render public
service to the farming interest. do not
know one who in confidential converse
ton will not relate experiences similar
to those l have mentioned. Most
OF these men are. thoroughly capable
persons, many OF them very large
producers whose expected private gain
was simply the general Improvement Of
the business, they live by. In re-
gard to all of them ! have
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
Doesn't Gos
Salem (Or.) Statesman.

Talk about overproducdonl Oregon hasn't
this year raised enough apples and pears for
her own use.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

THE Roberts Printing Co.-picture cards.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
"Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup

Z" Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while Teething with perfect
success 1t soothes the child soften5 the gums al
lays Pain, cures Wind Colic regulates the Bowels
and is the best remedy for Diarrheas, whether
arising from teething other causes. For sale 1y
Druggists in every part OF the world. Pc sure aa1
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr1p 25G 4
bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

"Hello, Jasnum, where are you living now?"
"With my wife, of course"
"And where is your wife Iiving?"
'Oh-er-why-with her Observation-Disclosures
EOnuirer
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

BACON Printing Company sos Clay street.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
FIRE!
EEsEg;ssS9
SMOKE!
WATER!

Our entire stock of LATEST FALL
AND WINTER JACKETS, TAILOR
MADE SUITS, CLOTH AND FUR
CAPES and MISSES AND CHILL
DREN'S JACKETS will be closed out
by order of the Underwriters. Sale
commences SATURDAY MORNING
at 9 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

ROASTED pinenut Chocolates. Townsends. .
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

That everlasting something" which is
always suspected! 1t is the bane and
curse of farmers. and more than all else
drives from their service the earnest and
capable. My friend told me that expert
ence in sorrow and not at all in anger, but
I confess it made my blood boil when I
looked upon his kindly old face that such
things should be said of him.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 16, 1895
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16

And it is not always material gain that
is sought for. The motive power is often
the spirit of leadership and the desire for
the respect and esteem of our fellow-men.
Occasionally it is pure benevolence. I am
convinced that the latter motive inspired
one who has spent thousands of dollars
for the benefit of farmers of California
and who told me of men confessing that
they had been deliberately sent to fish out
orally believed 'that he was after some
thing"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud Abou
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
The Grand this evcnlng-"Thc New
Captains Mate"
No cases appeared for the police
court Saturday evening
Saturday the water plugs on the
| South Side were all blown out.
The sale OF the Parsons property
announced for Saturday, did not take
| place, but was postponed.
Two men wCnt to the hill from police
court Saturday morning and three paid
fines for ordinary oncnses
An Interesting meeting OF the local
pottcrs was held at their hall on the
| South Side yesterday afternoon.
Jolly Old Chums" closed very sue
ccgsful engagement at tbc Grand sat
urday night II IL very attractive
performance.
Saturday morning Real Estate
Agent Halter sold the William rhomp-
son pr0pcrty. on Fourteenth strct, for
S2ilO. to Judge GcJrgo'E Boyd,
At Dr. HnakinaB now hospital on
Saturday the lcrt les of Constable
wharton, Of Fulton, was nmnutGtcd.
1t has boon troubling him n long time.
rho wo,t vIrgInln rlna works was
onnroi,oJ IN sntiudny nj se5 500 by II.
~ smith. lanes Kerr and n. i. Bra
dy, Of Martina Ferry together with
Sheriff william Darby.
A,,,r A., d,v.,f tho gunningt most ncr-
con,iy h"omifrpI mi wcathcr over cXpc-
,t. ir tbIa valley n rlight shower
snii'io|i nIgbt If i. certainly phonom-
enal Autumn. weather.
r,,o,n,, NJ tho council committee
o,ru.,. "lInvs ,,nd rTnd"a hna icon
~ It g,'. Ill, ,vr,inr ma CIV sole.
I ,l. M, ~" '' AMI Emgimc"r Iyhtio 'bnyp
l,o. i n,;,,,rorri IN bn nrcecnt
I'm, -. a.. e,ur,
NIT, " l,,,.i Nv ,.i,o ,,rr IN, ,gi,,''
5lGe' uVug',n.5I,' ~ ,n ,'" ncc , az LaI
holI1n nv w. y ~ ,ypo eumnou,I md
n nr,ar hard wnrE encccoJ"d In enying
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18
SUNDAY CLOSING
of the Butchers Places Seems to
be u so rs you Please Move,
SOME OF THEM WERE CLOSED
And Other. were Kept Open Yesterday.
Tho Members or the Association do not
Apparently Regard the Action Us HIND
mg-Lots Of UnmunLed Itunors About,

Yesterday was the second day Of the
alleged Sunday closing movement OF
the Wheeling Retail Butchers Protec-
tive Association, All the butchers Were
not closed, however, by any means.
The members, while reticent as to what
has really been done In this regard by
the association, are evidently not agreed
US to the force OF the action taken.
Last week au'attempt wasmade tohave
the order for Sunday closing resclnded,
but 1t failed, showing that good ma
jorlty OF the members stlIl believed In
Sunday closing, yet yesterday nearly,
II not quite, as many meat shops We're
open through the hours usually pre-
vaillng on Sunday heretofore, us We're
closed. In the Eighth ward an lntelli-
genccr reporter was told that nearly all
the shops were closed all the day. one
or two shops farther uptown, but on
the South Side, were open, however,
as usual. while north OF the creek there
was little sign that the butchers had
heard anything Of an order to close on
Sunday,
One butcher said he regarded It as
foolish TO order the members TO close on
Sunday when there were some meat
dealers who did not belong TO the or
ganl2Rtion, aud who would therefore
be free TO open or not, as they pleased,
Said he:
There are the retail grocors who sell
meat. They are almost all open Sunday
forenoon, II they sell meat Sunday and
We do not, where viii our trade be? We
had one fight with the groccrs' organ
ization not long ago, and everybody re-
members the result. Unless they are
stopped from selling meat II Is an in
Justice to stop the butchers: and how
are you going to stop them?"
Thcbutchers have gradually driftcd
into keeping open on Sunday because
In the hot season many customers are
not fixed so as TO keep meat from Satur-
day 10 Sunday, having no Ice boxes,
They often order on Saturday and the
meat Is kept IN the dealers refrigcra-
tor till Sunday forenoon, In the WIN
ter, OF course. there is not the same eX-
cuse for Sunday business. but people
have become used to II and expect the
same accommodation then as at any
other time. Besides this fact, butchers
say many people receive their pay late
Saturday night, and by the time they
are done the other necessary shopping
II Is too late 10 buy meat. II Is bet
ter for all concerned, therefore, to open
Sunday morning.
Besides all this, there Is the divergent
interests OF the dealers who sell In
market only, and so DO rot favor sun
day opening. and those who have rcEu-
lar shops These differences seem very
hard to reconcile. So far the shut
down" movement has not been sue
cess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18
The CIGARETTE cAsEs
To Come up In the Criminal court--A Ne,
York Lawyer Here.

York Lawyer Here.
The cases against the cigar dealers
indicted for selling cigarettes without
license Will come up on their merits in
Judge Hugus's court to-day, the de-
murrers to the indictments having
been overruled at tile present term. The
American Tobacco Company, comon-
~ known as the cigarette trust" has
been all along understood to be back Of
the defendants, IN the desire to have
the law declared Invalid II did not
openly take part III the defense OF the
cases, however. on the former proceed
ings a well known New York lawyer
Mr.. Fuller. said to be one Of the most
expert In New York I'm such matters as
enter into the cigarette law contest
here. arrived yesterday to assist In the
defense Of the persons Indicted. The
cases now pending are against Hugo
Loos, j. l}. Mckee, McI.ain Bros. and
C. H. Goetzc Many others sold cigar
cites, however before the indictments
were, brought, and they naturally feel
that II these prosecutions hold good
they, too, would be subject to lndlCt-
ment and would probably be convicted.
II Is the fact that the cases nre to make
n test Of the law which gives them the
unusual interest they have for the gen
'crnl public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

WILSON AZ L.AFIello House, bridgeport, Ohio
Saturday November 10, lsyj al O'Clock
u M, SUSAN WlIsoS, aged 81 years
Funeral this lilOnday) afternoon at 2o'clock,
All arc invited to attend, lntement at
Weeks Cemetery,
MOONEY-0n Sunday November II. 1895. ut .
O'Clock u m, FRANCES NJ, wife OF John D..
Mooney, In her Goth yeah
Funeral from tho residence OF her sOn.in law,
Z. Adam ROttmeIer, No, - Alley T. this Mon.
day aiIoruoonut 2o'clock, Friends Of tho
family arc invited to attend. IuIerment prl.
yato at Mt, Wood Cemetery,
HARfER-At Philadelphia, Pa, on SUNDAY
afternoon. November II, 1876, MARGARET NJ.
HARPER.
Funeral notice hoycaitor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18
a TERRIBLE FALL.
A Wen Known Glass blower Falls from
the Terminal Greek Bridge,

wen Known Glass blower Falls from
the Terminal Greek Bridge,
Last evening Richard Smith, u we'll
known glass blower employed at the
North Wheeling factory, was walking
across the Terminal Company's bridge
across Wheeling creek, from the tun-
mel under Mount Wood to the PENN
sula, when In some way he lost his
footing and fell over the side, dis
lance OF perhaps forty feet, to the
rough ground below. lie was very
badly bruised and cut
He was Removed to his home and DR..
Sprays summoned, He found him very
badly, though not apparently fatally,
injured, 1t viii take day or two to
decide the exact character aud extent
of his injuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-18

Riverside glnss works at Wcllsburg,
They expect to have samples ready by
the first OF the year.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19
Mining and Milling.

METAL MARKET.
bar silver .59M
Lead ...........- .........-..5 .l215
Brockman, Crawford, Penrose and
Barringer, have organized a wealthy
syndicate for the purpose Of developing
and operating their rich gold properties
at White Signal, this county. They are
now actively at work erecting a new
Genisch mill which will have a capacity
for treating from 40 to 90 Ions Of ore a
day. The lumber and all necessary ma.
torial for putting up the mill is already
upon the ground and the machinery is
at the depot ia this city. The company
has from fifteen to twenty claims locat-
ed. among them the Monitor, Chicago,
Bright Star, Gold Bar, etc. The mill
will be built near the center OF the group
so that the expense OF hauling the ore
Will be slight. They expect to have the
mill ready for operation about the first
Of April, and will work it to it's utmost
capacity. This will require a large force
of men, as they intend to develop the
property as fast as men and cal ital can
do it. The ore ID Of high grade and car
ries a small per cent OF copper. Howey-
or, no effort will DO made 10 save the
copper in treating the ore. We expect
to give glowing accounts Of this district
il the future, as several now and very
noh strikes are reported from there dur
Ing the past week.
w. II. Newcomb returned from Mogol-
Ion last Friday. While there be nearly
completed arrangements for the open
ing up Of tho Consolidated mine. He
aays everything Is 10 a fair way, and that
ho hopes At 30 early date 10 begin busi.
ness on q large scale.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19

The following certificate was received
at this Office last Thursday, and nothing
is known OF the circumstance surround
ing this apparently mysterious death
beyond the information contained be-
low:
Territory OF New Mexico, County Of
Grant.
The Territory Of New Mexico:
We, the underslgned, justice Of the
peace and jury, who sat upon the inquest
held this 18th day OF February, A. ID.
1886, on the body Of Wong Kee, found / 10
Precinct No. Il, Of the County Of Grant,
find that the deceased came % bis death
by reason of natural causes.
Charles Poe, Jesus Villalohes, Jose
Portillo, Albert Schultz, b. i. Dougle,
jurors; James Cullen, foreman; John A.
Deemer, justice Of the peace.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19

A very ludicrous joke ia going the
rounds in which G. l. Contloy and the
Hon. Thomas Foster are central figures.
These gentlemen went up to Santa Re
the other day, and by way OF relieving
the monotony Of travel Charley evolved
q very brilliant and novel idea OF Great
ing a ripple Of merriment at the expense
Of the honorable Thomas. When Dem
ing was reached both gentlemen alight-
cd from the train TO indulge in q smile
upon some friends, Of o%ourse) and dur
ing the fifteen minutes' wait. Cantley
very quietly announced TO a few friends
that Tom had developed an unbalanced
state Of mind during the past few days
and that be (Cantley) was taking him to
the insane asylum at Las Vegas. lie
said that Mr.. Foster was laboring under
the hallucination that he was a great
man and that he was determined to 60
to Santa Fe TO advise the legislators up
up some important matters at issue, and
that his friends had Encouraged him In
this idea in order to get him to the asy-
lum without arousing bis suspicion.
The yarn was accepted 10 good faith,
but with many regrets, by oil who list
ened TO this sad Information, and when
Fall aboard" was shouted by the conduc-
tor, Cantley and his demented 90 charge
were assisted to the coach with gentle
hands. At about this iuncture OF the
proceedings the fun began in earnest.
The gentlemen had settled themselves
comfortably when the unsuspecting
Thomas, feeling the fatigue Of his jour
ney, sought rest and refroshment in q
a quiet "snooze." This afforded a fine
opportunity for Charlie. AS soon as
Morpheus had claimed his victim and
the "sweet sleeper" was laboring with
huge quantities Of oxygen and nitrogen
Charlie quietly slipped from his side,
and approaching a gentleman Of great
proportions occupying a seat on the op-
posite side OF the aisle, impaired to him
the information that Foster was o "little
of" and requested him to guard the
poor fellow for a few minutes while he
went to the smoker. The gentleman
after being assured that "Tommy" was
perfectly harmless, Immediately took
his seat beside the "%snoozer" and in q
few minutes the honorable Thomas
awoke with a start, and seeing his firm,
tho. gentle guardian beside him, de-
handed an explanation. Realizing that
he had been made the butt Of a practical
joke, Tom could stand it no longer and
attempted to rise and seek the perpetra-
tor; but all to no avail. The more be
insisted and tried to explain the stun
tion the more intent and firm became
his strong protector. When this pro-
ceeding had gone on for some time and
"poor little Tommy" had been chuclSed
down in his seat several times he began
to realize that il he wore not really ir-
sane he Dor would be, and he had about
abandoned all hope Of release, as Cantley
strolled IN with a few friends and rellev-
cd the obliging gentleman from the
custody Of the MADMAN and made a few
explanatory remarks which we're we'll
received by all concerned. Tom has
been feeding Charlie on angel food and
champagne ever since as a bride to keep
the matter quot.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19

J.. @. Berry was over from Georgetown
last week.
Phil Prayer was in town a few days Of
last week.
Gue Wormser was up from Doming
a few days last week.
J. r. johnson has returned from his
trip to California.
+. J.. Davidson was down from Pinos
Altos last Friday.
@. l. Cantley was in santa Fe last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Thompson we're in
from the Mimbres last Saturday.
Miss HALLE Nsg is visiting nor sister,
Mrs Fred Gusosky, in Mogollon.
Capt French returned from Santa Fe
last Wednesday aud has gone out TO his
ranch at Alma.
Doctor Phillips has gone cver 10
Georgetown for a few days TO hunt IN
that vicinity.
Frank Jones, special U. s. deputy
marshal, returned from San Francisco
last Sunday morning.
Thomas Foster looked in upon the
wise law makers at the Territorial CAPT
tol last week.
Geo o. Smith, OF the G. o. S cattle
company, arrived from Topeka last
Thursday.
Mrs. Arscott, OF Canada, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. J. Kelley, IN
this city, left for California last Sunday
morning.
Judge BantE returned from Santa Fe
last Friday where he had been attending
a meeting Of the committee appointed to
draft a new Territorial code.
Bob Evans has gone to Denver to con-
suit medical authority in regard to his
uflictions, and bis host Of friends here
hope he may o o return much improv-
cd.
Prot Eweler, who was the pianist for
the Ross Family in this city a short
time ago, is now located at Deming as a
music teacher. He was in Silver City a
few days last week.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19
Redneed Rates to Phnnlx.

On March 10th and 11th the Atohison,
Topeka and Santa Fo railroad will cell
round trip tickets to Phoenix, Ariz., at
a rate Of 5000. Tickets will be limited
to March 3lst with a transit limit OF five
days each direction. Stop-over privileg.
90 will be allowed at any intermediate
point, within limit Of tickets.
This rate is made for persons wishing
TO attend the celebration Of the opening
OF the Santa Fe, Phoenix and Prescott
Railway to be held az Phoenix, March
1lth, 18th and 18th, OF the Seventh 81.
ennisl Session OF the Grand Lodge OF
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, "a
be held at Phoenix commencing March
18th. ]. II. NUDGE,
AGENT.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19

The Silver Social Club will give a spe-
cial entertainment for the children on
the afternoon OF Washington's Birthday,
February D, 1895. Dancing from 2 p.
m. till 5 p. N. Only children will be al
lowed to dance. Tickets at Tacksou's
drug store; spectators Csc; children loo.
In the evening q special will be given
for adults; dancing from $50 p. m. &c
2 a. m. Tickets admitting gentleman
aud one lady, rs cts, can DO procured al
Jackson's Drug Store. No money &C.
copied at the door.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19
a Word to Yon.

Your business is dying, chr Then you
should advertise and secure trade. Re.
member while you are sitting in your
place Of business, you are losing the
best moments OF her life. By advertis.
ing, you get your name before the pub
lie and people know that you want trade
When a business man advertises, the
public knows that he Is alive and that
when they so into his store they find
new and clean goods and that they will
not be confronted with a lot Of shelf
worn and dusty goods to select from
Remember tho "dead do not advertise.
Wake up, and do not let wear and tear,
Insurance and interest, eat up your bust.
ness. Many a bright business career
has been cut short by ~neglecting to cd
vertise and advertise judiciously. II il
like casting bread upon the waters. 1t
Is just as unwise to attempt to run q
business successfully without advertising
as 1t is to try to run o locomotive without
steam.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19

Notice is hereby given that tho part.
nership heretofore existing between
Robert Worthcn and r. q. I~andrum, ua.
dor tho firm name Of Worthen& Lnndrum
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent;
Robert Worthen having disposed Of he
interest 10 AdOlph Witzel. All accounts
due the old hrm will be settled BY tho
new drm and all accounts due the same
will be receipted for by the irm Of Len.
drum & Witzel.
r. g. LANDRUM,
ADOLrH WrrzEr.
RoBERT WoRrHEN.
Silver City, NJ. NJ, Jan. 10th, 1894. 3ti
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19
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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-19

The Deming Headlightmad it appear
in its Friday edition, that Nicollasa vii
lanueva, the insane woman who recent
ly gave birth to n child in the insane
asylum, and which has since died, "was
debauched in the Silver City Jail" This
is not quite right, Willie. The woman
referred to was confined in Grant Coun-
ty Jail at the time this inhuman outrage
was committed.