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The record-union., 1895-09-11
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Ashland and Portland


11:00 p Ashland and Portland 6:20 a
6:45 y Calistoga and Napa......... $40 Z
800 P.Calistogs and Napa......... 11:20 a
1925 y Deming, ,tSl Paso ana East 9:45 a
900 Z P.Colfax.......... .................l 1905 A
7:1O Z knights La'd'g 81 Oroville 7:45 A
1925 AILos Angeles. 400 z
$50 PlLos Angeles. es.................-I 9:45 A
11:4o A Atlantic Express for Og-
den and East................ $40 z
and East... ........ $3.50 A
3:05 p Oroville via RoSev'l lie inc 1915 A
4.35 A Red Bluff via Knights
La'd'g and Marysville.. $40 Z
e6:45 A Red Bluff via Woodland 1850 p
3:O6 2 Red Bluff via Marysville 1O:16
1890 Redding via willows 3:55 z
200 = San Fran GO via Benicia.- 11:20 A
6:1O A san Franco via Benicia.. $40 Z
6:46 A san Franco via BenlciR.- 10:35
300 P.~an Franco via Benicia.. $40 z
$1,000 A San Franco via steamerI $500 a
1925 A San Fran via LiVermoreI $50 z
1925 A san Jose.......................... $50
1925 A Santa Barbara ........I $50
6:45 y Santa Rosa.4.......... ............ $40
500 PISanta Rosa....................I 1920 A
1U:20 Il Stockton and Galt........... 300
ESQ PiStockton and Galt........... 9:45
11:4o AlTruckee and Reno. .......... GAO
1900 PlTruckee and Reno.-........ $500
$40 AlValejo o........................ $40
800 p Vallejo o............ ................ 11:2O
s6.3O a AlFolsom and Placerville s2:4O
&4:1O PlFoisoIn and Placery1lle... l"11;Oo
>*Sunday excepted. gMonday excepted.
For u,orDipU ffern0On.
The record-union., 1895-09-11
SUGAR PINE FoREsTED LANDS IN
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.

in large or small quantities, will be
sold for interest only, for five years,
2 the purchaser agreeing to protect
the lands from all ldepredationS. The
tss fOrested lands Of the Central Pacific
q Railroad Company and the Oregon
EB g. California Railroad Company en-
IA brace the best and most accessible
RE timber land to be found on the Pacific
E Coast They offer special induce
ga ments fer speculative inves tment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
AmerIcan Ee,f E,cl.nd,

Washington, April 20.-1n his annual
report the secretary Of agriculture calls
attention to the fnct that q large pro-
portion Of American cattle imported in
to England are sold in the retail mar
kets Of London, Liverpool and other
cities as "prime Scotch" or "prime Eng
lish" beef. Under that classification
the butcher demands and secures n
better price than IL the meat were sold
as Canadian or American. This meth
cd Of deception is n gratifying indorse-
ment Of the quality Of the American
beef, but It has been the cause Of much
contention and resulted In an investi-
cation by a committee Of the house Of
commons, which demonstrated that
many markets in the west end Of Lon
doh, which professed to sell nothing
but English and Scotch meats, actually
handled no other than American meats.
The committee recommended that all
butchers be compelled to label their
imported meats, but nothing *ns done
IN that direction and it Is not believed
that any legislation can prevent the
sale of the American product for the
regular English. .,...,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
CLEARING THE MYSTERY.

Bodies of Three Men Who Disappeared
from Lehi. Utah, Discovered in Lake.
Salt Lake, Utah, April 2t.-The mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance OF
three young men who lived in the VI
cinity of Utah lake. near Lehi, Utah, Is
gradually being cleared up. Albert
Hayes, Andrew johnson and Alfred
Nelson had been living at Pelican
Point for some time, but were elected
about two months ago on suit
brought by oliver Slade. The three
men were missed some time ago, and
Monday last the body of Hayes was
found near the lake shore. Death had
been caused by two gunshot wounds.
Late yesterday afternoon the bodies of
johnson and Nelson were found. The
bodies were found in the lake, on
wagon, and were tied down with ropes.
The bodies presented n sickening np-
pearance. The murders probably oc-
CURED in February. The murdered
men were all cousins and were run
ming stock business on the ranch.
The theory is that the men were muir
dered in the cabin during the night
and thrown Into the lake, as the bodies
were partly iindressed when found.
The gunshot wounds appear to have
been made with n "A caliber rifle.
Is wild and broken and has been the
scene of many tragedies between the
Indians and early settlers.
The coroner's jury examined the
bodies today and will continue the in
yestigntion at telii tomorrow. The
excitement runs high, especially among
the rnnchmen in the vicinity Of the
murders. Some arrests are expected
tomorrow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
Cuban. in tho United states.

There Is going to be long sQuabble
with Spain, growing out of the present
insurrection, because large number of
the revolutionary Ie.idets DIRE taturali-
zed citizens Of the United States. 1t Is
the Regular practice of dissatisfied or
suspected Cubans to abandon that Is
land and reside in New York or Flori-
da, cultvating their plantations by as
signment of powers Of attorney or other
wise through agents, or 'administra-
dors," as they call them. And the first
thing they do when they come to this
country Is to secure naturalization pa-
pers for their protection when they re-
turn to their former homes and to pre-
serve their property from conflscation
by the Spanish authorities. Several
such families are living In Washing
ton who have profitable estates OH the
island, growing sugar and tobacco,
which bring them n revenue sufficient
to sustain them in great luxury, and
there are many more in the city of New
York. In fact, the Cuban colony In that
place will number several thousand
persons, nearly all Of whom are volun-
tary or Involuntary exiles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
Great cs,,forai. Roscrvoir.

San Bernardino, Gala. April 22.-The
Victor Reservoir company has sold Its
trbbertS to the Columbian CploniZa-
ton company of Chicago. G. II. How.
ard Of Farm, Field and Fircside, ana
his brother, General o. o. Howard,
came here recently with Il civil ensin-
eer and carefully examined the Victor
reservoir site and made favorable re-
port, which resulted in the sale. 1t Is
said the reservoir will contain, when
full, 127.f21 ,404 900 standard gallons
of water, sufficient to irrigate 100000
acres of land, supplying nn inch of
water under four-inch pressure to
five acres Of land. This reservoir site
lies near Victor. California, on the
north side of the mountains. The new
company proposes to begin the con-
struction Of dam that will impound
lake of water nine miles long md five
miles wide, and will be fed by the Mo
jaye river.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
Tim Pnralta Grant,

New York, April 21.-Judge ". r..
Stone of the Court of Private Land
Claims, and Severe Mallctt Provost,
special assistant attorney general, re-
turned to-day from Spain, where they
have been investigating at Madrid and
Sevilla the claims OF James Addison
Colonel Phelps things efforts have
Mr. Reavis, whose wife was a Peral-
Ia, claims from the United States in her
behalf tract Of 12.SOO,000 acres Of
land in Arizona and New Mexico. This
property, she contends, was granted by
King Phillip VI, King Ferdinand and
King Charles III. Of Spain, to the Bar
on of Arizona, her great grandfather,
for military service. The land EN-
braces the principal cities ~ Arizona.
The claim was flied with the court Of
trial In June.
Mr.. Mallett-Prevost said to-day: 81
am entirely satisfied with the work
that has been done in behalf of this
government, and that side Of the case
Is most promising"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
IS AGAINST THE TAX.
President Cleveland Said to Oopoao tn
Income Tax Law.

President Cleveland Said to Oopoae tho
Income Tax Law.
Chicago, April 20.-The Washington
correspondent of the Record write: A
member of the cabinet says that Pres
ident Cleveland had never favored the
income tax and was not at all sur-
prised at the way in which 1T was torn
to pieces by the Supreme court. AS
stated in his message of 1898, the presl-
dent favored tax upon the earnings
of corporations and believed that
would be a wholesome and proper
method of raising revenues, but he
has never advised the taXatl of rents
or the profits of ordinary business. Nor
would the president appoint any one
to a vacancy upon the Supreme bench
with tho expectation or desire that he
would s,lstnin the law. Three ur four
times the court has been "sct up" to
decide some particular question in ac-
cordance with the views of the execu-
tive power, and there has been q good
deal of discussion here as to whether
Mr.. Cleveland might not put a man
in Justice Jackson's place who would
vote to confirm the cOnstitutionality of
the income tax, just as General Grant
Is snid to haze appointed Justice Brad
ley to establish the constitutionality Of
the legal tender act. He would be
more likely to select man Of contrary
views IL he allowed himself to be gov
erned by such motives, which is very
doubtful. .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
WILL SWEEP THE COUNTRY,
What Democrats Will GAin by Adopting
silver.

New York, April 21.-senntcr John
II. Mitchell of Oregon Il at the Marl-
borough hotel. He said last night:
II am afraid the Democratic party
will make concessions to the silver men
In the platform adopted at the next ma
tional convention. II 1t does, despite
all past mistakes, it will sweep the
country. If neither party gives silver
the recognition 1t deserves a new party
will spring up that will sweep the
country like wlld-fire."
Senator Mitchell, in commenting on
the silver convention In Deliver, said:
II do not think that much good will
como of that gathering. 1t is almost
impossible to build up a party upon
one issue, whether it is silver or tar
iff. 1t was done upon slavery, but that
was another question. prefer to wait
and see what the old parties will do.
II the Republican party does not coin
eide with me, prefer to do my share
to educate 1t instead of breaking away
from 1t. I think one result of this Den
yer convention will be to make the Re
publican party realize fully the gravity
of the situation and may lead to its
adopting more liberal policy toward
silver at the next Republican national
convention"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
DIMES WITH HIS BUILDERS.
Jams stoiees Celebrates tho Completion
of His Ecw York Mansion.

Jams stokcs Celebrates tho Compilation
of His Rev York Mansion.
Ecw York; April 2O.-Jamcs Stokes,
brother OF w. u. d. Stokes and Anson
Phelps Stokes, entertained at dinner
last night nearly 200 artisans who had
been employed In the construction OF
the house at the northwest corner of
Park avenue and Thirty eighth street.
Bishop Potter, who sat at the hosts
right, and Fulton Cutting, who sat ut
the left, declare the dinner was with
out precedent and marked the dawn
of q new era when the workmen and
the employer will properly understand
one, another.
The afrdlf occurred In the Industrial
building, Lexington avefitit and Forty
third street. Gathered around the
board were the mixers Of mortar and
the carrier of the same, the bricklay-
ers the plumbers, plasterers, masons,
elcctficiansi painters, wOOd-workers
and decorators, W1Io met on terms OF
equality with the contractor, the secie-
ty man and the church dignitary. The
whole tone of the dinner can be gath
cred from the fact that the wealthy
host addressed his guests as fellow
workmen.
Mr.. Stokes is a student of sociology
and came to the conclusion that the
solution Of the question of capital and
labor lay In the extending, by ench to
the other, of the hearty hand Of fellow
ship. The other reason for the gather
ing was because of promise MIR.
Stokes made himself years ago, that
when he built house those who reared
it should dine with him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25

mander of the Indiana comma,.iery,
knights Templar, has caused something
Of a sensation at the annual meeting of
the commandery by denouncinS tue use
Of intoxicating liquors in Masonic lead
quarters. He said: "There is more true
brotherly welcome and sociability In q
cup of coffee or glass of lemonade
than in any intoxicating beverage.
would recommend the taking of another
step, add one more request to these
worthy requests of the Alabama Sir
knights, to wit: Let us urge our last
eminent grand master to ask all grand
and subordinate commanders to refrain
entirely from dispensing intoxicating
liquors at their respective headquarters
at Boston,"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25

Denver, Colo, April 22.-Yesterday
members of the Interstate Commerce
commission arrived in Denver and to-
day they will sit to hear arguments In
complaints lodged against railways re-
garding freight rates. The members
of the commission are W. II. Morrison,
chairman, and w. G. Veasey, Judson
g. Clements and James d. Yeomans.
Commissioner Knapp Is not with the
commission, being on other business.
A large fiumber of railroad attorneys
are also present to defend the interests
Of the companies.
The commission will sit to listen to
complaints lodged with them by the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company Of
Pueblo and George ]. Kindel, mattress
manufacturer, of this city. The COM
plants are to the effect that freight
rates to and through Denver are unjust,
and arbitrary. On these complaints
hinge contingencies of great Importance
70 important, in fact, that the Southern
Pacific road Is now represented IN Den
yer by its general solicitor Will tic
avowed intention Of exertinS every
means within its power to prevent the
iron company and Mr.. Kindel from OBJ
tanning what they ask for. 1t Is claimed
by Vice President Stubbs of the South
ern Pacific road Of California that a
decision favorable to the complalnants
will mean the complete overturning OF
every through rate to California and IN
that way effect every transcont1nental
road in the United States.
Reduced to a brevity, Colorado mer-
chants complain that 1t costs us much
to ship goods to this state from New
York as 1t does to ship from New York
to California; they contend that they
ought to get lower rate. so that this
may be made distributing point and
30 encourage business. They also claim
tint it costs no more to ship goods from
Chicago to the Pacific coast than, 1t does
from Denver, although there Is one-
third longer haul. The contention Is
that Denver manufacturers and mer-
chants should receive the benefit Of be-
ing one-third nearer to the Pacific coast
market than Chicago. The New York
and Chicago merchants, aided as they
are and now represented by the trunk
line solicitors, clnim that they must
make the low rates they do to the Phcl.
flc coast lii order 10 meet with water
cdfr1petiti0ii The Denver merchants
deny this. and say the watet cdlnpeti:
ton Is but an excuse for evading the
law, as low rates are made on speciali-
ties which could never stand m ocean
voyage. Whatever may be the result
of the hearing before the commits.
sion, Denver and nil Colorado. cities
have everything to gain and totfiihs To
lose and the railroads running into the
state will hear some unkind things said
about them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
MORE SHEEP SLAUGHTERED.
Herds Belonging to an Eagle County Man
Wiped Out.

ned Cliff, Colo, April 22.-SheriG
Crumley returned at noon, today from
the Hetwiek fahth 5h Cdtimbunt Gfeek,
sixteen miles from Wolcott, where j..
L. uerwick's head of some 200 sheep
were killed by two men on the night
of April 1S, while Mr.. Herwick was In
this city on legal business.
1t seems that Mrs. Hcrwick and the
children drove the sheep into the corral
for the night and the next, morning sent
small boy out TO turn them out. He
found them nenrly all killed In the pen,
@ there ssg belng e9,s M MaS xiqA d Aa aRRaIss as sf a
den up to the pen, tied their horses, and
then got into the pen.
They began their york by cutting tho
throats of the animals, but this was too
slow, so some heavy instrument was
used hammer 1t Is thought, with
which their skulls were crushed. The
parties then rode off on the road tow
ards purbs Hole,
This Is the only herd of sheep in the
county and was the cause of n meeting
of the cattlemen Of Grand, Easle and
ttoutt counties at Mccoy, In this county,
on April G, at which time they asked
that Eagle county cattlemen be protect
cd from sheep entering on the cattle
range No serious trouble was antici-
pated, MS Mr.. Herwick stated that he
would dispose of his small bunch of
sheep In n short or rather reasonable
time.
This time has not been granted and
citizens all over the county are very In
dignnnt, especially at Wolcott. Mr..
Herwick is an old settler III the locality
and is generally well liked On Thurs
day he had said that US soon as the
sheen were in condition he expected to
market them, ds he intended working
placer property on the Grand river,
near his home, where the Electric
Placer Mining company Is operating,
and expect to start UP about May l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
Wnllar Taken to Franco.

Washington, April 20.-News has
reached here that the French authori-
ties in Madagascar have put United
States Consul Waller aboard n steamer
bound for France and under guard.
He Is under sentence of twenty year,
Imprisonment on a charge of being Il
spy in the interest of the Hovas, in
Madagascar, against whom the French
have been waging war. This action
will facilitate the efforts of tie state
department to fully develop the facts
in the case. as it can now communicate
directly with United States Embassa-
dor Eustis. Mr.. Eustis has been In
structed to pursue the matter to the
end and make Il thorough examination
of all the facts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
SHERiFF's FEES,
The Supreme Court Says They Cannot
Travel on Pa>scs AMI Charge for Farr.

The Supreme Court Says They Cannot
Travel on Passos AMI Charge for Farr.
Denver, April 21.-The supreme court
rendered n decision yesterday regard.
ing shcriff's charges under the fees and
salary act, which will have an import
ant bearing on this county. The high
iest state tribunal decided that n sheriff
has no right to charge The cost of the
railroad fare for conveying n prisoner
when he travels on railroad pass.
: The court construes the passage of
the act, which says that the sheriff
shall be allowed "the actual expenses
necessarily incurred" as meaning that
and nothing else. The case on which
the opinion was rendered was an ap-
peal from decision of the La Plata
county court, but tte opinion deals
with questions of fees and compensa-
tion which have been much discussed
In this county and it will probably aid
In keeping down the expenses of the
sheriff's office in the future.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
wi, oait Carrying Letter.

San Francisco, April 20.-Wells, Far
go & Co. have announced their inten-
tion of retiring from the business Of
CARRYING letters within the states and
territories of the United States. Just
when the letter service will be discon-
tihued has not been decided, as 1t de.
nends on the exhaustion Of the present
supply of ranked envelopes. The let
ter service of the company in Mexico
will not be discontinued.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25

Samuel e. Aymar. He had been en-
ployed by the bank for many years
and occupied desk adjoining that
used by Seeley before he fed. This
discovery was made this afternoon,
after the closing of banking hours.
When Aymar was arrested he ex-
pressed surprise that his crime had
been discovered. He admitted the rob
berry and said he could not tell how
much his stealings amounted to- 1t
had been going on for several years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
STIR IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Far Reaching Restraining Order Affect
ing the States Politics.

Columbia, S. c., April 2O.-Judge Con
of the United States Circuit court at
Clarksburg, West Virginia, has grant
ed an order restraining the supervisor
Of registration laws of South Carolina
since 1882, involving also the consti-
tutional convention act. The bill al
leges that all those acts based in any
way upon the laws of 1889 are In vi0-
lation of the state and federal consti-
tutions.
There is quite a stir about 1t to-day,
Douglass and O'Bear. South Carolina
attorneys, located in Washington, IRE
conducting the case In behalf of the
Republican state committee. DR.. Pope
and J. G. f. Caldwell have gone to
Washington to bring this registration
test suit before the United States Su.
preme court In its original Jurisdiction
in another form. Mr.. Caldwell, 1t is
understood. will also apply for an in
junction against the dispensary author
tiles, bringing to a final test the cons,i-
tutionality of the dlspcpsary law.
These gentlemen are now in Washing
ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
Decided Against Mrs. Cougar.

Lefayette, Ind, April 2o.-To-day in
the Superior court, Judge Everett held
that in the suit of Mrs. Helen Cougar
who sought. to recover damages from
the election board FOR refusing to allow
her to vote at last November election,
that under the national and state con-
stitutions, women were excluded from
suffrage and decided against Mrs.
Cougar. The decision is important be.
cause 1t Is q test case.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
VII r,.tor, Chief Clarence.

New York. April 1S.-A special dis
patch TO the World from Colon, CoIom-
bia, says: News comes from Jamaica,
where eX-Chief Clarence is living on Il
British pension, that lie has been as.
sured he will be reinstatcd rs ruler OF
the Mosquito country, when the Nicara.
guam dispute is settled. Gordosa, an a..
countant from Jamaica. is reported To
be now at the head Of the Mosquito In.
dians.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
Mad, Spur,ouy Dollars,

Siihenapoiis, Si!nn, April 22.--An
artistic counterfeiting plant has beeh
unearthed by the police, which Is
thought to have sent out 10000
spurious dollars in the last three years.
Michael Crowley and Frank Lee havo
been arrested and made confession.
The plant consisted of melting pot,
plaster of paris moulds and other tools.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
A Rri Is, yse ScizoJ.

Key West. Fla, April CIT has
been reported here by the master of
the British schooner Gertrude, which
arrived from Nassau today, that q
British smack. which plies regularly
between Long Key and Nassau, WIS
fired upon by Spanish gunboat and
two of her seamen killed and the
schooner taken 10 Santiago de Cuba by
the gunboat. There Is great excite
ment at Nassau over the affair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
Just Llke S?cjey.

New York, April 20-A sequel to the
stealing of S33IO0O by Sam
uel G. Seeley from the National Shoe
and Leather bank came 10 light this
evening by the announcement that an
other shortage had been discovered in
the same institution. The culprtt,
strange to say, is a brother-in-la Of
the convicted defaultsr. His name 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
LEGAL.
BLANKS =
for eale at
Enterprise Office:

The following Legal Blanks are kept
for sale at the ENTERPR1sE Office, and will
be sent per mail prepaid on receipt of
price named:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
WILL ADJUST RATES.
RAILROADS SAID TO DISCRIM-
lNATE.

rivcs In Denver to Hear Charges
Ratos rs High From Denver to Cali
fornia as From New York to Callfor-
MIA.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-04-25
LIQUOR In tho Lodge Rooms,

Indianapolis, Ind. April 10.-Char,es
". Slick Of Mlshawaukee, grand COM
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A HANDSOME GIFT.
James Campbell Presents His Irish
Jaunting Car TO Jim Dodd.

- 'NsSAsS
Jaunting Car 10 Jim Dodd.
In 1885 James Campbell i'm
ported an Irish jaunting car and
it was first used at the races of
that year, Jim Dodd driving and
James Campbell and Judge Bick-
erton occupying the seats. 1t
attracted much attention on that
occasion but has not been used
since. Yesterday Mr.. Campbell
had it brought to the Pantheon
stables and asked Jim Dodd if he
remembered the day he drove it
out to the park, and then and
there made him present of the
vehicle. The cart is almost as
good as new, and its new owner
will have it fixed up and put it
into use in his future daily drive
to the beach.