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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
The Commodore Is Free.

Charleston, s. c., March 10.-The alleg-
ed flibuster Commodore took out clear-
ance papers for Tampa, Fla, at the GUS
tom house today and, having gotten up
steam, she moved into the stream. A
large crowd of people, among whom were
two Pinkerton detectives, watched her.
AS she dropped into the harbor she was
cheered by the people on the docks. Her
commander had stated that she was go-
ing to sea al once, but she did not do 30,
She steamed down the Cooper river until
off the battery, where she dropped an
chor and remained for several hours.
Her officers said that she would go out at
o'clock, but at the present time q p. m)
she has not moved again. Her people
say that she will not go out until tomor-
row, but many people expect her to slip
out of the harbor during the night. There
seems to be no reason for her to do SO,
however for with her papers she cannot
be moleSted
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
ENTHUSIASM FOR JOHNSTON.
Morgan County's Democratic Con-
vention Assemblies.
ALL HER VOTE FOR OUR JOE
Sad and Touching Tale Of a Fruit1esS
Twenty-N1i1e Tramp
THE ADVERTISERS WEARY WALKER
Interference Abuse Part of Clarke Leaders
Last Saturday Won Captain Johnston Many
yoters--Crenshaw All Right.


Hartselle, March 1O-(Special.)- 1.-The
democratic convention of Morgan county
met today in Hartselle.
1t was composed of 119 delegates. Hon.
w. e. Skeggs was chairman, and G. p.
,Orendorff and r. H. Adams secretaries.
o. Kyle and L. p. Troup were nomi-
mated for the Legislature; p t. Lille, su-
perintendent of education; S. p. Ryan,
sheriff; A. A. Oden, treasurer; j. c. It'd
well, tax assessor; A. w. Sharpley, tax
collector; s. P. Lovelady and Abe Ryan,
commissioners, and John T. Banks, coro-
ner.
The following delegates were elected to
the state convention, and instructed to
vote as a unit for Joseph F. Johnston
for governor: j. A. Rountree, William
E. Skeggs, o. Kyle, s. T. Vert, Robert
+. Orr, James Morrow, ]. r. Cleveland,
E. j. Russell; alternates, w. V. Echols,
A. l.. Brown, w. E. Todd, d. r. Lindsay,
A. F. Murray, d. w. Draper Abe Bryan
and D. M Winton.
The delegation Is composed OF loyai
Johnston men, and are heart and soul for
him.
Resolutions indorsing Cleveland and
the administration were tabled, and also
resolutions on the money question
The Johnston men were led by j. A.
Rountree. who moved to table all res
olutions and motions and managed the
interest of Captain Johnston. w. w.
Callahan, DR.. Joseph Shackelford and j.
C. Eyster represented Mr.. Clarke on the
floor of the convention, and made a splen-
did parliamentary fight on the floor, but
were voted down repeatedly.
The convention was very enthusiastic
and demonstrative for Johnston. The
Johnston men had things their own way,
and refused to pass any kind of a resolu-
tion indorsing anybody or anything ex-
cept in the interest of Captain Johnston.
A resolution indorsing Oates and his
administration was passed
A new democratic executive committee
was elected and j. A. Rountree was re-
elected chairman by unanimous VOTE
and Robert F. Orr was elected secretary.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
To Admit New Mexico.

washington, March 10.-The sub-com-
mittee of the senate committee on the
territories, by the unanimous vote or
Senators Davis, White and shoup or
dered a favorable report on the bill to
admit New Mexico to statehood. A num-
Der of mino amendments were made to
the pending measure, among others one
to make the census of 1890 the basis OF
representation in the constitutional con-
vention. It is believed that the COM
mittee will order a favorable report.
There will undoubtedly be fight against
the admission Of this territory when the
bill comes into the senate-f1rst, because
the territory Is not, as some senators
claim, sufficiently settled to justify Its
people in assuming statehood, end for
the further reason that the Spanish Ian
guage Is the tongue commonly spoken
within it's borders; and second, because
by the admission of this territory the
strength of the free silver men in the
senate will be Increased two votes by the
admission Of the senators from that ter
ritory when It becomes q state The bill
may perhaps pass the senate. but the In
dications are that II cannot pass the
house of representatives.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
Balttrnore,s Municipal Muddle.

Baltimore, Md, March 1O.-A most re-
markable condition of affairs-unique If
not unprecedented-in the municipal his
tory of this county is presented in Balti-
more's city hall. The revolutionary ac-
Itlon of the city council last night in
taking from the mayor practically all
his power and overturning the machinery
of the city government has caused chaos
and confusion and excited citizens as no
other movement has done for many
years.
The ordinances passed by the council
last night take away the mayors power
of appointing all salaried officers of the
city government, and leave him only the
power to name the members of honorary
municipal boards. The thought that
there were eighty-four of his nomina-
tions hung up; that possibly not one of
the men named would go into office, and
some of the best personal friends were on
the list, and that there are some 100
democratic holdovers drawing salaries
from the city treasury had depressing
effect on Mayor Hooper as he looked over
the situation today.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
More Silly Students.

Lincoln Neb., March 10.-Students In
the eighth grade Of the Park school, at q
supposed prearranged signal, made
rush Yesterday for the Spanish flag.
which hung on the walls. pulled 1t down
and tore II Into shreds. The teachers
were hardly given time to interpose oh.
1ections, even IL they were SO disposed
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
PARTY NOTES AND NOTIONS.

Since Saturday night I have been to
Decatur, Huntsville, Tuscumbia, Shelf
field and Jasper, and have passed
through and tarried In Morgan, Madison.
Limestone, Lawrence, Colbert, Franklin,
winston and Wa1ker. Every o4e of
these counties will give an Undivided
vote In the state convention to Captain
Johnston. Two years ago four Of Nor
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
A Bicycle Record Broken.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 10.-The ten
mile worlds bike record was lowered to-
York In this city at the Villa Maynard
track. The track is of boards ard in
poor condition. Elkes was paced every
half mile by fresh team, which gave a
hot pace and kept the lad busy, He
showed up In fine form at the close Of the
race. aid on the last lap made spurt
that was wonderful. He was appa re atty
as fresh as when he started.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
Kansas for McKinley.

Wichita, Kas., March 10.-The republi-
cans of Kansas in convention today de-
clared by formal resolutions their prefer
ence for Mckinley as the nominee of the
party for president. The resolutions were
also conspicuous for the omission of any
reference to the monetary question The
reelection of Cyrus Leland, chairman
of the state central committee of Kan
sas was favored. and delegates TO the
st. Louis convention were chosen.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Cecil Rhodes Will Not Be Arrested Riots
MO- At st. KITS

London, March 10-In the house Of
commons today the Right Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain, secretary Of state for the
csaopies. said, In reply to a question on
the subject, that there was no truth In
the report Of the intended arrest of Cecil
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11
Contract for the Auditorium,

Richmond, Va. March 10.-The con-
tract was let tonight for the building of
the auditorium, In which the grand en-
campmeut of the United Confederate
Veterans will meet here In June next.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-11

FAvORABLY REPORTED.
Bill Granting 25, 900 Acres of Land for the
School at Montevallo.

Washington, March 10.-The bill grant
ing to the state of Alabama $4,000 acres
of public land for the benefit Of the Indus
trial School for Girls at Montevallo Ala.
and a like number to the Tuskegee Nor
NAL and Industrial School and Industrial
institute was today favorably reported
to the senate.
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ARNES & CO.,
r. NV.
52S Tenn ay ne, Or
ard stable, mi. IT. so
1875 9th NV, Or. ..11.5O
516-24 Tenn av ne,
Or, mi. .1G. 80
T05 18th ne, Or, mi. l6.5O
5i5-1S 18Th ne. Or. 1860
Fort st, Brookland,
5r cottage. 100
FLATS.
229 Pa nv Sc, Il. mi. $500
STABLES.
R'r 81 ID ne,12 stlsS15.OO
RI 40S ri ave- sits 800
R'r 209 18th sw.2 $3.50
COLORED TENANTS.
f27 A, BIC ct, Ar. SIS. G5
145 Navy pl Sc, Ar. $50
1914 Carlin's al sw, Ar. Z
1886 Vt nv. r'r Pr. $50
OFFICE ROOMS.
Baltic bldg.
Capital Bank bldg.
Typographical Temple.
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FOR RENT-BY w. II. L
629 f |
1928 21st NV, sr. $50. 90
1I22 Corcoran. Or. so. 90
rs LIST NV, 12r, mi. so. co
6l5. Fla av NV Or. 40. 90
les 70 NV, Sr. mi. 40. 60
l4olCGrccran NV. 13r4o. 90
0S I NV, Or, mi. 30. 80
SO 22d NV, Sr. nj 30. 80
1021 = ] nv nw.7r.30. 90
l39 I NV, Sr, mi. 80. 80
~ f NV. Sr. mi. 30. so
400 9th ne. Sr, mi. Is. so
1906 9th NV. Or, mi. 27. 81
AIS Spruce. 7r. mi. .27.50
1916 9th NV, Sr, mi. $3.50
1910 9Th NV. 7r. mi 25. 30
i!'2S 9th NV. Sr. MI % so
Clio I'd ne, ar, mi. .2I.5O
~ ID ne, Or. mi. .2l.O0
4 and - Quincy st
ne, Or, mi. 30. 50
521 F lie, Or. mi. 20. so
99S F NV, Sd II. 20. 90
Ala Elm NV. Or, mi HOO
III LIST ne. ST. mi. Is. 50
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FOR RENT-HOUSES,
OR UNFURNIsHED.
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FOR RENT

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FOR RENT /
1877 18th. Tor. Mi .S75. 90 1
l4l3 l.. :'r.ste&cel. "a. 90 l
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201 e. 12r, mi. .65.e9 1
.o3 II. 14r&Ste. mi "a. 30 ,
30I3 T.. Ter. mi. 600 :.
914 23d, Tor. %, eel. 5000 ?
SO 18th. o1hce rms. S.. 90 :.
1919 II t. i-r. nj. 80. 30 l
1135 nth, ;0r. mi "a. 30 l
So2 2lst, ler, nj. :. M.67 ].
al2 I'D. Tor, M. 40. so ;
2422 Pa Nv. Ar fat, s
heat and gas. 1000 1
::50S q, 1Ur, eel, yd.sti40.O0 s
l70S Pa av,sto&cel. 40 .
ie5 10th, Sr, w&g. 1000 8
1905 G. Tor. mi. :. 1870 =
2SlI .. 7r. Gel. mi 30 % :,
2003 Fl, house, sep. 30. 80
2l2S +. Tor. mi. .30.50 2
2132 /. Sr. mi. 1850 1
2014 NJ. 1r, mi =. ..26. so 9
1916 Kingman. Or. mics. 50 2
2e21 l., ir, mi -. 30 /
POI X, 5r. sto&eel -. 00l
1913 Columbia, !r. 30 )
SO Z ne, Sr. mi. 80 .
:9l6 Olive, Ir, mi. .20.50. l
2423 *, Sr. so 3
i4iO Goth. Sr. mi .2O.5O, 2
For fill list apply TO
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lIl4-1G E. Or. mi. .20.5o
ais 18th. 7r, mi ..22.5o
1927 Both. Or. mi. 20. so
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1225 Both, Or. .....1S.50
204S E. I, ni...-.lS.OO
eSlB NJ, 81, Wig. ..17.O
S@ G. Or. w.....16.5o
:+0S II. Or. WI =. Is. 30
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1925 E. 6-. wa. 30
l2Aa2 33d, 5r, wa. 80
2llS Pa av, Or. BE-. 1890
5e4 23d. Or. mi ...l5.30
i03 I'D. Or. w&s. .l4.5U
500 n H nv, Or, w.l4.30
ctO2-4 Va nv. 6r. ". 1870
a26 4th ne. Or, wa. 400
BIB L. Ar. w.....14.O0
.O56 39d. Or. 90
SIS h. 3r. fur. LIB. 90
2216 Va ave. 5r..--12.50
1877 Bcnn;ngs. 5r, w.12.50
315 Va av. 4r, W. 1850
!, 2102 y Y av. Or. w.l0. so
1852 La ave. office
rooms SIS. IS. $40
} 527 a6th. 7r. 90
J, 27l0 K. 5r.... 10. 90
1904 18th. AZ. 1000
3US Sherman ay, 5r 10. 90
J 21l4 Is. Ar.
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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For FEM
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I0-6 Hillycr p'. r,mi. ~
4ol NJ nv. Sr. ami. As
1920 18th pw.1ir.ami. 10
1887 iith NV. lUr.ami. 81
1883 II nw.l0r.an,i.S1.5 sc
SWORMSTEDT 1
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FOR RENT-THE LAFAYETTE no. LAFAY-
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FOR RENT-1O16 VT AVE, BETWEEN 18th
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With board: also other rooms; table board steam
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sos Fl NV, Sr. ami. .35
Clio Pa ar Sc. IrSsto. 30
941 18th NV. Sr, ami -. 80
aG23 10Th NV. Or. .l6
ll2 10th Sc. 5r. ...1a.3D
SID 18th ne. 5r. 20
1893 q Sc, Or. .....l2.3 30
l25 y Sc. Or. .......S.3O
BRADLEY. 1903 F st.
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FOR RENT-JOIlN l.. WE
Cor. + and
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II" 18th NV. l2r. As 9a
Ills II n, sto&,lw A.. 90
l4i9 Sto i.hton. Sr. .35. Oh
$50 Linden st, Gr. pa. 80
%1i LIST lie, ST. so
zeal tenl..........1S.3O
ja1-tf
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1879 y II ar. l3r. 2b 1880
22l2 NJ NV. 9r&h. 10. so
Al . NV. l2r&b. 1916
.2lI NJ, l0r&h. ....3I 30
sos 18th NV. 9r&b. 1910
I2l 9th ne. Grab. 1850
de93-tf FL. l.
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AVER,
III SITS. NV.
1913 Sp uce.IDP. Sr. $3.50
49, Elm, LID PIX, Or
III II NV. ........2 20. 20
2132I l NV. 6r.l1.50
, Office rms. Go L
NV. LIST floor. 10. 90
1 fur r. B'sl md. DC.1a.HD
1892 10th st NV, Or. 800
loil-11 18th Sc, Or. 800
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tOR REM
1873 Greg ar.9r&b. s.
1887 18th. Tr&h. ::
e0S 10th, Sr&ba. -.
214 Pa ay. Sr&ba. ::
2l33 I, 6r&b 49,:
2459 2 nw,7r, b&cel. ::
1905 n G av, Grab. =
c1i0 Ward pl, Crib.
500 Goth, Sr. wa .-.i
$500 G. 7r.
slt I'D. Or. -
Stable r'r SlS 10th. .
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4lS Hayes, Ar. .....
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FURNISHED,

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Webste- Law building, sos ID st. NV, Washing
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New York ind 9Th st. NV. sells
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THE McLACHLEN REAL Els. AND LOAN CO.
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EuK EEN1. POS G NV. Tor. ami $50 90
$40 nvllr new sim l247 3 Sc. Sr. ami ~ 30
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1913 4 Cap, ST., ami 30 80 oO5 18th NV CIR 20 90
ja1-3t" JOHN II WALTER 1921 + st NV
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Star ollie. las
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FOR 1iENT-1352 MASS. AVE. y w. FURNISHED
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NIINNIX. 142I f st IL " ia1 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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iI16 Hayes ct. Ar, wa $50
1917 Champlain ave,
Dr., wu.............9.S
2L32 n Y av, 4r&cel g. 80
2130 n Y av, Ar, wa $50
iii GREEN'S ct, 3r. 1900
lla9Green's a, 3r, eel .AW
2320 Ontario av. 500
2 O'Bren's row, n. 500
1927 L st sc. .......7.O
1913 L Sc, 5r. 100
l347 L Sc, Or. 100
Large storage rs, ca 8. 90
645 10th ne, Ar. 800
GEO. ". LINKINS,
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DENTISTRY.

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Open daily from to 8 pm. All operations at
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-09

1872 Carroll Sc. Gr&h 20 30
1890 4th NV. Gr&h. 90. 90
1914 Marion. Gs&5. is 81
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1IoS ith nv. Or. Ia &c
GIL l he 6r&b. .1i.3O
1924 \ Cap. Or. 90
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MANICURE

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The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1896-01-15
Annual Meeting of the Territor al
Board of Equalization.
The value for taxation OF Lands, Railroad
and Telegraph lines. Live Stock
and other Property fixed
for 1896.

On January 2, 1896 at Santa Fe, the
board OF equalization Of the terri
tory of New Mexico met for the
transaction OF such business as might
properly come before it, there being
present G. w. Kennedy, W. r. Upton,
George l.. Ulrick, d. G.. Hobart; absent,
Romulo Martini. And after disposing
OF appeals the board made the following
orders:
1t is ordered by this board that the
following schedules OF valuation for the
assessment OF all property throughout
the territory of New Mexico, for taxa
ton purposes for the ensuing year, is
hereby fixed and established, and all
taxable property shall be assessed at the
valuation herein fixed, to wit:
All workable coal lands, situated not
more than ten miles from any operated
railroad, shall be assessed at 500 pei
acre, and all OF the above classed coal
lands, situated more than ten miles
from any operated railroad shall be as
sessed at $40 per acre.
All mcrchantabe timber lands, stu.
ated not more than fifteen miles from
any operated railroad line, shall be as
sessed at $3.50 per acre.
All merchanlable timber lands stu
ated at greater distance than iiiteer
miles from any operated railroad, shal
be assessed at $3.50 per acre.
Each quarter section or fractiona
part thereof of land with permanen
water thereon, suitable ior grazing pur
poses only, shall be assessed at 81. .25 pc
acre.
All lands suitable for grazing purpose
only, and without permanent waite
thereon, shall be assessed at % cent
per acre.
All other lands and property, no
herein specified, shall be assessed u
their actual value, which value shall b
construed to mean the price such lam
or property would bring at forced sale
1t is further ordered and decreed tina
the following personal property shall b
assessed and valued for the purpose q