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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-22
LICOR DEL POLO
PREMIADO
In VARIAS BXPOSICIONES

Especlflco seq lro para evitar y
ell eso0l INTO y los dolores
de muelas. BE q } t6niCo poderoso
de Las enCias.
Fragante por excelencia.
Delicioso refrescsnte de 10 boCa.
nw0Do Dz usAn1o,
POr Ia mahans al levantaree diex
gotas en- media oOpa de aqua y 10
mismo despues de cada comida.
PREPARADo POE
FRANCISCO G1OL Y TgXIDOR
FARMACRuTzce,
1s,-ATo Oh HA,-1s,
PONCE, PR.
Sc vende en- tOdas las botlcas v
merCerias de la Isla.
Pyeoio % oentavOs frGsOO.
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Yer d. { TTas "a m6dieos r. A,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-22
WATERLOO POLIT1CO",

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The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
Private rooms.
First Insertion Dee. Is, 1891.
Sh9gifi'S Sale,

Under and by virtue OF al execution and order OF
sale issued out of the District Court of the Sri
Judicial District # the Territory OF Aii:ona, in and
fer t4e County of YUM, AMI tested the 1lth Gay
December. I,G4, AMI to me sheriff, daily directed
and delivered, u 'sMc.t rendered IL eai Dis
I'll { ours on the 9th day OF November, a. in
tn IAN action wne. Elm John Ca1do.f0 & Eugel
T. s ;uinetti c,rar n5rs Unlor The firm lame
0: ~al.o,io & -ansIiuct:i were plIntifj AMI
Samuel Purdy, E. g. W9gyy AMI Francisco
Ayia were DC, lan,s. and wherein said plaintiffs
dill recover judgment against sad Defendants,
for the sum of 5vo thousand four hundred
and seventy eight and three CENTS (52l'S.03)
with ntcrest thereon from the late OF sad JUG
men5 IN il Pal l. G. the rate Of one per cent per
month and ST2 10 costs Of suit l dill, the 18th
day Of December, I,}4, seize aai ley upon AL the
iyIt, title AMI Interest OF tn, sill de-eldlnt'
Samuel PurIy an Fr.nci co Ayill OF il and to all
the 70 low ing described Lln. mining Ct im aid pT1-
rerrv situated in the La,te Dome Mining D-st.i t.
i'll the County Of Yuma, TT tory OF Ari Ona, aud
commonly knOEn ID uallsi Lola mine or mining
claim, viii n SAID nine or mining clIim was located
OIL the Is day Of January, 1891, copy OF the loca-
ton OF which sad mining claim is OF record in
the Office OF the County Recorder Of SAID Yuma
County in Book f of Records of Mines Oh page
.42 thereof, reference to which said record is
hereby made Tor more full and complete desclip-
ton as the same existed on the 2:rl day of April,
/ o.
P7bIc Notice Is hereby given thai l will, at the
court house door of the county court house, in
the Village OF Yuml, County of Yuma, Territory OF
Ari IONA at the hour OF IL o'clock a m. Monday
the I4h day Of ia iuary 1885, sell a. public auction
m t,p bhcSt an hast hi Her in lawful money OF the
United States al the rghi tile calm AID interest
OF the lid Samuel P,rly, and OF the said Fran
cisco Avila, in AMI to the above described mine,
mimi; cI ,im and property, and al the riEh', tile
calm and in,erss- thai sl,I Purjy ana sill Avila
hal therein ami thereto on the 2:rl Gay of April,
1871, or 5, much thereof may be necessa y to
satisfy said u igE2eHt an costs.
Dated at Yuma this 18th day o: December, 1894.
MEL GEEzlNLEAF, Sheriff.
By W. L. HOPKINS, deputy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12

We know Of nothing occurring
for many years in our Territory
that has created SO much excite
ment or severer criticism on those
who were the originators, than the
political scandal enacted last week
in the capital city of Arizona.
Governor l.. c. Hughes, through
the maliciousness OF some Of his
political enemies, WAS forced to 90
before federal granl jury and
prove his innocence to false and
vile charges made against him by
a number of indictments.
The Governor came out as every
body hoped and felt sure he would
-unscathed-thc U. s. Grand
Jury ignoring the charge.
It is Il well-known fact that
Arizona has never before bad its
welfare in better hands than it has
at the present time.
1t is such doings as has just
taken place in Phoenix that keeps
capital ard immigration from
seeking investment and homes in
section Of country that has nc
equal in any other part Of The
United States.
We sincerely hope that it vii
be a long time ere another SO dis
graceful an affair will be enacted
in OR midst
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
First Insertion Dec. 1st, 1911
hiini75 Application No. 633.
II. I. CUNNINGDAM.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, AGIZ

L. S. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, AEIZ.,
November, 1914. }
Notes is hereby iNen that Charles ". Prmgo,
whose post olic, address IS uIr sLurg, Arizona,
la nude Application ior patent for fi5een hun3-
red incar fe u Of The T. s. Grant N nc or vein bear
ing gold and silver, situate in Ellsworth Mining
/ iS;ri-t, Maricora County, Ari-ona, and dcscri2et
in the official plat and field note, Elo IN this office
as follows, VIZ:
Dcgnn ng at cor. No. l, I. NJ, Identical with
corner No l of the location; a redwood post in.
square, = it, long, set Il It. in the ground, sur
ROUNDED with mound of siorc, and marked =
IA. L. 3 L. N..No. ll43 bears 5. deg. 81 min.
Z 1923 > #. Thence \. 81 deg. 50 min. T. 800 It,
to corner No. , deui al with cor, No %; location,
q dwood PCS i n square, !, IT. long, set |! f5.
in the ground, s"rroun-cl with mCUnl o stone
and marked Ill /. 1hcrce y. - deg. 20 min. ".
100 II TO No 3 identical with c,r. No Of the
location, redwood post i'll. square A. it. long,
set 4! T.. III the gr1lni. surrounded with q mound
of stone and ma ked lila qherce s 3 Dig.
81 min. W, 800 it. to cor. Nc. I, iicn;icl wish
Cor No / OF The location, redwood 20 IN.
SQUIRE A # lo1 6, set Il f.. in the ground, sur
Rounded viii q mound of stone and marked f.
II4I TLcnce :. ) Ge-. 50 min. W Q #. to cor.
{
rewooI post, ill., square, a f. long, set Il it. in
the ground aud SURF unlei with mound of stone
and marked Slit -orncr 10. of survey No. 1142
bears 5. 81 Dig b min. W, 26.2 fact. Thence S.
deg. b mn. 800 f.. to CDR. NJ. g, ilsL teal
VITA Cor 10. Of the location, and also Identical
with Cor. No. 8 of survey No. II42., q REDWOOD
post H. square, 81 feet long, set !! it. in the
ground, surrom dcd with mound Of stone, ami
marked 6-l144 This poss is also markell 6-Il41.
Thence y 81 deg 30 min. E., 3Jj TT. to Co.. No,
I, J. NJ, the place Of beginning.
Containing %. As acres. Magnetic variation 70
deg. - min. Z.
! The location of this Mine is recorded in the Re-
corder5 Office of ricopl county, Arizona On page
40 AMI amended location on page III of Book No.
6 of Mining Cllims. AdioinnS claimants are the
Ophir mine, survey No. lii!, on the south AM the
Sunrise mine, survey No. ,1l3 Oh tle sou'lea'f.
All persons holding adverse cllms thereto are
required to present the before thii Office with
in sixty days from the first da of publ, aton here
Of or tn " will be blr;eI By virtue Of thu pro-
/ visions OF the statute.
EUGEEEJ. T3IPPEL, Register.
! DAMR0N & CRENSHAW, Attorneys for Claimant
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
APPLICATION FOR \ PATENT No. G87.
/. 6. LAN0 OFFICE.
Tu::oI, Ariz., Dee mber !, 1891.
A..orncys for C.ainal

l. s. LAN0 OFFICE.
Tu:.oI, Ariz., d 70 mber - 1891.
Notice is hereby gwen tha5 Charles ". FRANCE,
wh-se pcstoi;ce address i, Harrisburg, AIiso a,
has Il ed lis Application FOR p.tent Tor fifteen
'huuGr,I near feet Of the Sunrise miue or vein,
bearing god an silver, with sUr;lee g.ou ID TX
hundr. fee ia width, situated il Ellsworth Min
ing stric, Mari .opa County,, Arizona, and desis
na.3l b. tn, isli noses and OH ial pl1s file IN
this oiic, as Survey NJ 1i43, il Survey Ne. 1l4$
being de, .ri5el q follows, to-wt:
Beginning a. corner No. I. NJ identical with
c7ln5r No L OF the location, AMI also i-cntiea'
tn corn + 10. l. l. II. of sartey No. Ii42, red
VOID 20 st marloI Ills. a'j na kcI on oppos tie
side TIP. q. 5. Z. NJ. No. II42 bear5S. Al deg.
20 min. Z. SO7.5 feet.
Thence-S deg. 10 min. E. 2Go feet to corner
No. 2; a REDWOOD post marked 2--lI43
Then &c n 50 der. ~ Min E., 1870 feet to corner
No. 3. a re lwood post markel Size.
Thence y. deg. i Mn. W, so feestO Corner
10. !, a redwood posi- marked Ills.
Tn nee y. 0 deg Is mia. w. 80 feet to corner
No. >, a redwood pos marsed Ills.
Thence $. SJdag. Il min. W, > 20 feet to corner
No. 8, relYooI posi- n,tr.lcl Gle.
Thence S. g, Is mn. E., ) 70 feet to corner no
/, l. NJ, the pllce Of e;n"ins.
Magnetic variation Is de-. b min. e. containing
! 10. = RS, ex.u tive Of Surrey No. 14'-
The ID .a-ion OF this mine is recorded in the Re
cor lers o.ice of Mari .onn County, Arizona, in
Boo, " ., page 10 OF Mining CLAIMS.
There ar no other clajmlncj ali nnng excepting
the owner Of Op-ir mining clam on inc norch"es;
Any ana all persons Chi ming ,versoly a1y P't-
}iJa OF SAID Srlgiso mine or surface ground, are
rs-u- red t. lie tls.r v3c5. claims w.tA tle Re
sisto. OF 5as United at2s lind OIc2 ~ Tucson
Pima County. All :ona, durIn- TIE sixty days pero
o. pu..i:asion h-ro,., or they WI he barred b!
virtue o, the provisions Of the statute.
EUGENE J. T-tIPPEL, Register.
DAMRoN & CRENsHAW; Attorneys for Claimant
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12

THE attention Of our readers IS
called to the report OF the Super
intendenL of the Territorial Prison
which appears on the first page of
this issue. AS Will be seen by the
report the total expenditures OF the
quarter is $I1,559; expense per
diem 1925 and the gross per capita
per diem is 743 cents.
This shows that the expense for
the quarterjpst ended Is the lowest
since the prison has been in cH-
istence.
Su2t. Gates is deserving of great
credit for the efficient and econom-
ical manner in which he has con
Quoted the affairs of the prison
dusn- his administration.
Al Gates and his assistants are
entitled to the thanks Of the tax
payers Of the territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
TEgE eaTY ElAECTEON.

The City election last Tuesday
resulted as follows:
F. S. ingalls,, Mayor; Fred Fred
ley and John NJ. Speese, Council
men; Ben Heyl, Treasurer; David
Beatty, Assessor.
The two holdovers of the Coun-
ell are F. Redondo and W. W.
Woodman.
The issue was between the heavy
weights and the boys. The boys"
were victorious by u large majority.
The vote was very light and
little interest vas taken.
Now, as the City Government
has been endorsed by the people,
there isno excuse Cor them in not
going ahead ard doing something
for the benefit Of the city.
Improve our streets! Have fire
hydrants put in place, so that IN
case of fire the property Of our
citizens may receive some protec-
ton! Give our City Marshall au-
thc-;,y and the means to work the
hobo element that is now overrun-
ming our city begging and stealing
for a living, to set them at wo1k
improving the appearance of oul
streets, that they may prove 4
credit to our city instead of an eye
sore as they do at the present time.
Do this and YOU will receive the
endorsement Of the SENTINEL and
the best citizens of Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12

The Special New Years edition
of the Arizona Daily Citizen, print
ed at Tucson. has reached this
o1ice, it contains y PAGES
and is brimful Of choice matter
pertaining to the city of Tucson
aud Pima county. 1t is hand
somely illustrated and typographi
cally it surpasses anything we
have yet seen printed in Arizona,
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12


Tucson, HT.z., DC -2l5gr -, I>3l.
Eo.ic9 is hereby gwen thai Charles ". FRANCE,
who're po~to... 20 Aires : .Ia--s ,lr, Ar 'era.
has fled h.s application for raseas ior fifteen
unlrsd Iaear tea. 0, the Opair m n CT vein,
balling cold aud silver, wish s1ri} e grovni SIX
hun r:d feet in vi ,5a, s:Juael il ElsH9r-l Min
Ing distric county G; 5tlri .o?a a1l Territory C
Arizona and G.siGaasai by the fell notes an
otri Il p a. on file il thi; e, as survey No. 1lt2
sud survey No. I.l2 being dos;r bud as follows t.
VT:
beginning AZ Corner 10. Z, I. NJ, Identical with
co,ner 10. Of the loca.on, redwood pos. marked
l--1l42. L. =. L. v. NJ. III! b,a-j S. A de-. %
min. F.. s - feet.
Theme, s 3 deg. min. 81 W. SO feet to Corner
y. ., ? REDWOOD pos5 n re 2-1l4'.
Thence y. - deg. ) min. w, 40 feet 10 corner
80. 5, :, 7 Igoo pos5 markell , --l1l'.
Thence y. 3 d9g. - min. e, 3)} feet to Corner
No 4, 4 r. iwooi post NJ lrlei 4-I143.
Thence n 81 deg. - mia E., 273. feet to Corner
No ), q r. Iwool post m ,-.isl j. 1l42.
Then &C s % dc % mir. T., Il D. 23 ees - Corner
Nc s, a relw 70 post markell j-l1l'.
Thence ). 81 dsg b m;n. W. 30 f.. t. corner
No !, /. ~. tn pllc. o. beginning.
Mayae.i: yl-.,,.ol = I,:. b mia. l., Containing
2C2l acre.
The io2.tio1 of this m,no is r'cor'ei in the
.3or !er's ice OF Mr:opa county, in BOZ No. .,
pa-e II J Of minin; claim.
There are n adjoining claim excepting owncT
Of Sunrise mining ella m the Northeast.
AM am al per .ons claim ne alver:ely any poT-
ton OF sId 07l;r nine II sur-a3e ground, are Ie-
CURE, ID IL their diverse cltmi Win the Register
Of the Unite 5sa}s5 Lani O.li.3 at Tucson, Pima
CO N =, Ari,onl dam; cl2 Sky days perioi o,
publication h.reof or they VIII be bIrr-d b. vi.tu1
Of the prJ;is.ols o: the st2 c.
EiT5EE!J -. 7 ;I22C-., Register.
DA..RON {; CREE5IAW,
A..orneys for Claimant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12

IT seems to be the universal de-
sire of the patrons of this school
district for q male teacher as priu-
cipai of our public school. If the
people wish it we fail to under
stand why our Honorable Board Of
Education Go not comply with
their wishes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
E.ayv OF newspapers.

II Subscribers order the discont.nuance of news
paners. the publishers may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid.
II subscribers refuse or neglect to take their news
papers from tAe o'dcs to which they are sent, they
are held responsible ULtl they have settled the bills
and ordered them diseontidu d.
Ii subscribers move to other places Without in
forming the publisher AMI the news apers are sent
to the former place of residence they ars en- re
spOnsibe.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12

HAROLD w. ROLL has bought the
Flagstaff Democrat and will be the
editor-in chief of that sheet. J..
E Jones was the former proprie-
tor. The SENTINEL wishes Mr..
Roll all success in his new enter
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
Piles! .I.as! ftcnIng Piles.

SYMPToMs-M oisture; intense itching and
,tin. ing: mcs5 At night; worse by scratch
ing. If allowed TO coutiDne tumors form.
when often bleed and uicerate. hecon"iDg
very sole. SWAYNE'$ OINTMENT stops the
itching and bleeding, heals liberation, and
in most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists, or by mail for 30 cents. DE-.
Swayne & Son. Philadelphia
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12

CHARLES NJ. SRoRTRIDGE was the
successful bidder for the San
Francisco Morning Call, having
paid $36O,0n0.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12

vertisIng required by the Board for
the year ending June 80, 1896, also
for publishing the minutes of the
Board in conformity with Act SO,
of the 10Th Legislative Assembly.
On motion !hc Board adjourned
to 8 o'clock a. M, January 6th,
1919.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
18th Quarterly
E9RO6Es 6. mugs
OF TFiE
Board Of Prison Commissioners.
Office Of the Board Of
Prison Commissioners,
N-,, i,.;, L., 1907

sioners, the Board convened at l
o'clock a IN.
Present: Chairman, sc. Bagg
member A. G. Williams and Sec
rotary II. w. Mexican. Absent
J. T. Lesucur.
The reports Of the Superintend
ent, Assistant Superintendent an
Physician, were read and ordere
placed on file.
The following claims were e2
amined, approved and voucher
ordered drawn for same:
1.-TLomas Gates, salary
Superintendent $50 c
2.-M. f. Shaw, Assistant
Superintendent .. 375 {
al. Y. Mexican, salary
Secretary and store
keerer ........ 375
4.-P. G. Cotter, salary
Physician ...... 375
5.-Wm. Moore, salary
guard ..... 500
CD. T. Hartlee, salary
guard 49,. 300
7.-Andrew Tyner, salary
guard 800
8.-M. Il. Richardson,
salary. guard. 500
Sc. r. Anderson, salary
guard 800
los. H. King, (qssigned)
salary guard. ...... 241
11.-Robert Templeton,
salary, guard ..... 800
.12.-Jame5 Scow, salary
guard 800
13.-A. L. Figueroa, salary
cr,rd 900
&c w soIlidav. salary
cn,rl 500
15.-Wm. IL. Sicily, salary
c,ord 200
IA T ToIer. s,Iary.
rrorI 400
- 7 IT 1I,vov .aIarv
cp,rd 206
19-Cb,rlos Wanna. saIarv
c,,rd O.
1oZGoorgo II Miles. ral-
orv gnarJ IS
% p Gabriel salary
o,.,,., n,.,d ii
=, c.,.dIf, 6, c,rc,in
80; oo,o,.,I ....n,,i;o. > 745
% r.,I.n c.Co drros
ana medieal su9pI'eS' 100
23.-oiar FuoilSllhg 20"
stationery ana PRINT
ing ..-..'..... Il
2+-IhonaS Gates caSh
expended $3.50 49,. %
25.-F. l. Ewing Ffo0a'o
Judge, lees tor eX'mn-
ing I'sane prisoner
26.-Guma Lumber Co.
lumber, etc ,...-. A
27.-Darid Balsz, fresh
beef, 49,. 49,. Ooz
2S.-H. E. Kemp d Co.,
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-01-12
S. c.. BAGG, Chairman.
II. VI. Mexican, Secretary.

Regular session Of the Board Of
Prison Commissioners, January
8tb, 1885.
Board convened at 0 o'clock -
m. Present: Chairman. S. e
Bagg; Commissioner y. G. Will
Jams and Secretary II. w Mexican.
Absent, Commissioner J. 7. Lesu-
eur.
On motion, it was ordered that
that portion Of Rule is, in relation
to the compensation Of guards dur
ing sickness be and is hereby re-
peaIed.
The following property ha wing
been examined by the Board and
being found Of no use to the prison
is hereby condemned and ordered
sold according to law. One buggy
top: one buggy harness; five swing
ing lamps and three standing
lamps.
On motion it was ordered that
the credits of Jaan Gonzales, Jesus
E-quiral and y. Brunneth, three
ofIelders of the last quarter. be
! forfeited up to January 1st. 1898.
The Board considered apP'ica-
tons of prisoners for pardons and
combinations of sentence and re-
commended the granting of Exec e
utive clemency in the following
cases:
Charles Smith. a pardon condi-
tional on his returning home.
Morales, pardon to restore citi-
zenship.
Juan Doten, communication to
five years.
w. R, Evans, communication to
two years.
NJ. Ramirez, pardon.
e. Montoya, a pardon.
George Clifford, pardon.
Frank Bennett, pardon at six
months from date of sentence.
Clarence Lovelace, pardon to re-
store citizenship.
On motion the Board then ad
iourned to Monday, april 1st
1885.
The Superintendent is hereby
} instructed to purchased puml
engine and boiler or such part 4.
may be necessary and sink Il wei
on the prison farm at an expense
all told not to exceed Eigh
Hundred $500 dollars,
} SC. BAGG, Chairman.
Signed:
Il. w. McKEAN, Secretary.
old L3r. Esa' gs saaza1 os:;5o
After years of patent study aud cx-
pertinent, has given to the world
preparation which is an absolute am'
permanent cure for every form o
Rhrumatis,n The price is -. but /
Is two large hotllrs-rnouSh for !
D.. onth's Northumberland will relieve
he worst case from Che flst dose
Sent bv express to ANY 1.lress upr
receipt Of price, by the D~nmmrH'
Medicine Co., 48 Maiden L4m~, New
York, with fall particulars and t"st1
J mouiql> OF wonderful cures. Agent
Wanted.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-29

face is In the rignt-hand side and is
looking upward. 1t can be seen by the
naked eye quite clearly, once one has
been taught where to look for it, and
perfectly with field or opera glasses.
Mrs. Grimwood's sketch is, of course, an
idealized picture.
Mrs. Grimwood is herself a charm
ing example of what woman may be-
come in the womans century. Her
apartments at the Chelsea are filled
with the productions of her brush.
There are pictures on the walls, tapes
tries at the doors, sketches in books and
against easels, and even where the
technique of the painter has not left
its results, the mind of the artist is
visible. There are dainty hooks and
cozy corners, china to make collector
green-eyed for very envy, and books
which would be the delight of the bib
| liophile. Mrs. Grimwood is herself a
gracious chatelaine for her fair domain.
She has none of the Objectionable man
nersms of the advanced women, but
she frankly avows a liking for several
masculine pursuits, among them wood
carving and carpentering, Her paint
ing is exquisite In all of it there is a
little touch of the imaginative, ideal
izing tendency which gives the woman
in the moon her grace. Mrs Grim
wood candidly confesses that she dis
likes the prosaic, and her work shows
this. Charming as are her landscapes
and portraits, her imaginative works
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-29
SOME BIG COUNTIES.
California Has one mig ger Than -Four
Eastern states Tut Together.

California Has One Bie ger Than -Four
Eastern states Tut Together.
East of the Rocky mountains tnere
are only twelve counties in the Uniteu
States containing more than 5,OOG
square miles. Not one of these is in
New York state, the largest county On
wh!eA St Lawrence, covers only , 90
square miles. Ore of the twelve
Aroostock the forest county of north
ern Maine, between New Brunswick
and the st. Lawrence Another In
Dade county, Florida, which includes
the everglades OF Florida along the
Atlantic coast, and has an area OF
Of 5, 100 square miles and a total pop
ulation of loss thur 900. Cherry
county, Nebraska, ia the extreme
northeast of tie state, with tne Snake
river dividing it in half, has an area
of 5,66S miles, Three northern coun-
ties OF Minnesota lying south of Mani
toba and west OF Lake superior, Bel
trami, Itasca and st. Louis, have re-
spectively 3, 040, 5,430 and,5, SEQ square
miles. The lust county includes the
important city of Duluth, but the first
has population of only 800 and the
second only of 7hn The population
of Duluth is 95, Or.
Two counties OF Idaho, Dlngnun.,
containing the lava fields, and Idaho,
south OF the Nez Perces' reservation,
contain more than 10000 square
miles each. Two counties in Texas
Pecos and FL Paso, have more than
5000 square miles Pecos, which is
in the extreme west of the state, on
tie Rio Grande has 600. FL Paso,
which adjoins it on the Rio Grande,
has $3.50. One county in Colorado,
Arapahoe, has an area of 1920 square
miles, but it is still more notable from
the fact that it has population o.
100, 600, including the city of Denver
Rouett county in the same state, has
an area of 5000 square miles. On the
Pacific slope counties, like trees and
fruit are of gigantic size. Six coun'
ties of Oregon, three counties o.
Washington, seven counties VI Re
vada 2hd seven counties of California
have more than 5000 square miles
The largest of all in the United States
Is the county of San Bernardino, tt
the east OF Los Angeles. Its area il
$1,000 square miles, nearly half the
size of New York state, and 5000
miles larger than New Jersey, Della
ware, Connecticut and Rhode Islant
combined.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-29
cola.mlth Wa. Full Of ohl,uiry.

Poor "Goldy," i.s he was fondly nick
named later in life, did not look much
like a knight. Short Of stature, with
homely face deeply SCARED by the
smallpox, awkward in his manners
and movements, he would have Inad~
but sorry figure in the lordly tourna-
ment or at royal banquet. And We.
he had within him not little OF the
knightly spirit. Generous to fault,
daring even to foolhardiness, tender
hearted, impulsive-he was just tss
kind of man to ride through the world
seeking adventures, and risking his
life in defense Of the helpless and in
nocent. Had he lived in the days of
chivalry, he would doubtless have been.
in spite of his ugliness and ungainli-
1ess. famous knight errant.