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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-10
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
Sierra County Officers.

Nicholas Gales. Councilman for the coun.
ties of Sierra and Socorro.
W. e. Martin and Jose 'Armijo Vigil re-
presentatives for the counties of socorro
and Sierra.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-10
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1896-07-10
FEDERAL,

D. b. Catron. n............D Delegate to Congress
" l. Ihornton. ........... ..... Governor
hpiioh mliIef' .'.'............ secretary
Ihos. smith. h.........,.............C Chief justice
VIM. Lee,
A. A. Freeman,
K. p. Seeds, (''''''''''''.'''' Associates
G. d. Bantz.
Charles Easley ...... Surveyor General
u Nj shannon ...........,.... U. S Collector
J"B. Hemingway. u. S. District Attorney
~ - nan ''''''''''....'.......U ,. Marshal
W. ii. Loomis. .......... Deputy U. S. Marshal
U. S. Coal Mine Inspector
James II. Walker, Santa Fe, Reg. Land Office
Pedro Delgado, Santa Fe.. Rec. Land Office
} ID. Bryan, Las Cruces :. Reg Land Office
j. T. Ascarate. Las Cruces. Rec. Land Office
Richard Young, Roswell. Reg Land ONCE
W. II Cosgrove Roswell Rec Land Ohice
w. W. Boyle, Folsom. .. Reg. Land Oflce
Fl. Q. PICKLES, Folsom. =. . Rec. Land Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
HlBERNIANS MEET
A TWO DAYS SESSION OF THE
ORDER HERE.
business Proceedings, Parade anu
unuuuet--A Number of Dele
gates Expccteds

The meeting of the Ancient order OF
IIiberuians OF the state viii be held in
this city tomorrow and Tuesday.
The meeting will be opened tomorrow
at noon at the Hibernian hall ON
Throcllmorton street and the proceed
lngs OF the afternoon will be OF busi-
ness character.
ON Tuesday, the 18th, there will be Il
parade, starting at o'clock from the
hall to Houston street, proceeding TO
Front, then to Main to the square ana
back to the hall. The order Of the
parade will be, band. military com
pany state officers in carriages. police
escort and members of the order.
y business session Will be held Tues
day afternoon, including the election or
officers. At night there will be ban
quot at Hotel Worth
Among those who are expected to at
tend are state President Thos, l.. Com
roy, OF san Antonio. and County Presi-
dents p. j Scully. San Antonio; j. Il.
McQuceny, San Antonio. i. A. Dono-
van and JOS. Blackery. Dallas; Dan
Mcgowan, Palestine; jos A. O'Rellly,
Austin. Anthony Smith, Tyler, and j.
n. Nolan Denlsun. There will also be
| q number of delegates in attendance.
| State Treasurer Rev. NJ. Z, McSorley,
| of Beaumont will also attend.
The committee on arrangements con-
! sists OF the following gentlemcn: VIM.
| Dohcrty. chairman. jos O'Dowd, John
| Healy. j. j. Kelly. VIM. Leahy. J u.
] SranahHn, Thos. r. Murray, A.
| O'Rourkr and Jos. Taylor.
The indications point to a very sue
cessful meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

The initial appearance Of the Dallas
league team will be made at the state
fair base ball park this afternoon. Game
win be- called at $3.50 weather permltt-
ing, and there rs every assurance that
all the fans viii be there to attest the
cordiallty Of Dallas welcome to the
prpmlaed pennant chasers. The teams
will line w as follows In batting order;
Observation-Disclosures, centeri Prtch-
ard. first; ElDerfeld, third; Robinson,
left; Campncld, pitcher; Bastian, short
kulkhom catcher. White, second;
Chapman, right.
Clippers mpkins, third; krltzsing-
Ell. second; Dixon. left; y. Ward. first;
u. NJ. Mckay, center, j. Ward, catcher;
s,anger shorE \. Mckay, right; Tyler
pitcher.
At the same hour this afternoon two
of the teams that are to be enrolled in
the projected city leagues, the Texas
Spring Beds and the Loan stars, VIII
meet in the first game OF the season at
Metzgerf park. The batting order Is
as follows;
Spring Beds-Dorsey, third; Chris
man nrst: lnglo. pitcher; Clark, short;
stpcey, center. Adams, lcft; II, Wing
catcher; Howard, second; wallace.
ri"ht
Lone Stnrs-f}utler, catcher; Roe.
pitcher: Perry first: Wallace second;
Malone. third; Croser short Lavone,
left, whittier. center. j. Adams, right.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
CANDIDATES GALORE
PADDOCK AND NAPLES INDULGE
IN PERSONALITIES.
Roth Spoke In Second Ward Last
Night NJ the Same Time Within
Hearing OF Each other.

Mfr Paul NAPLES, candidate for
mayor OF Fort Worth. spoke last night
m the Second ward at the corner OF
Ihrorkmorton and Weatherford streets.
Hon. Il. b. Paddock, who wants to
succeed himself as mayor. also spoke
~ the Second ward, and Just across
the street from Mr.. Waples.
Each candidate was within sound OF
the Others voice, and had 1t not been
lot the heavy downpour OF rain II Is
n question whether or not both candi-
yates would not have addressed the
same crowd at the same time.
Ihe crowds were about equally di-
vided and zach gathering tried to make
more russ than the other. There were
perhaps 100 voters present at each
meeting
The NAPLES crowd had the best
lungs, and the mayor paolhod his weak
luhEcd constituents by telling them
TO keep quiet. that It was not thunder
that did damage, but the lightning that
preceded, He was going to slide right
INTO the mayors chair again and that
was all there was TO II. Both cnndi-
dates INDUCED pretty freely In per-
sonalities. and while there were no
sensational uttcrlnces made things
We're decidedly interesting. The pres
ent incumbent did his hest to convince
the voters OF Fort Worth that he should
be reelected, ANA Mr. NAPLES tried his
hand In convincing them that change
should be made.
Mr. Fry, who Is also candidate. was
present and divided his time by all
ternating between the two meetings.
II Is the opinion of the voters that
they VIII be treated TO some sensa-
tlonal speeches next week. and they
rather relish tho heat than otherwise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

the purpose Of obtaining the advantage
Of my system Of millinery training
ana TO those residing In the city, that
will begin my training school on to-
morrow Monday II Is useless 10 say
perfect satisfaction guaranteed, since
In every Instance, not one exception,
faction. but the deepest gratitude, and
proclaim that they wGnll not eN-
change the lencnt derived from my
system Of training for hundreds Of dol
lars Testimonials. terms etc. sent
on application. CAN or address Mrs.
r. ]. Hurley. ?Sl Elm street. Dallas,
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
LILY WHITE CALLS
THREE OF THEM HAVE BEEN
ISSUED FOR CONVENTIONS.


Calls We're issued today for three con-
Vcntions OF the lily white brand OF Re
publNanlsm, two district and one Coun-
~, lie can for the Sixth congression-
al district signed by Il. b. Atwell ond
a. =. Norton, chairman and secretary
OF the district committee, locates the
convention at the city hall I'm this city
on Monday, April 10, at . y. m. FOR the
selection OF two delegates and two al
ternntes TO represent the district IN the
Republican national convention at ST.
Louis The counties of the district are
allotted representation MS follows:
Dallas county, ten delegates; Kaur-
man county five delegates; Ellis coun-
~ live delegates; johnson county. three
delegates; I'm county four delegates;
li0squc county three delegates, Ma
yarro county, six delegates.
County chairmen Will please issue
their calls for county conventions aC-
cOrdlnEly
THE county chuirmen are instructed
10 call conventions under such restrlc-
tons ashley and their local commit
tees may determine are necessary TO
| protect the integrity Of the primaries
! and conventions to secure "A representa-
| tive delegation.
In counties where the chairman fails
/ to call a convention the electors are re-
quested to assemble at some cunvon-
] ltllA punt anu lldlIlG uGleHhAtS ~ rep
| resent their county ut said convention
The Republican electors in the sew
cral counties, and voters without re-
gard to past political amliation who
endorse the Republican policy, are cor
daily invited to unite under this cal
with the Republican party in the state
OF Texas"
Another call signed by Thomas Busr
as chairman of The Eighth congression
al district, locates the Republican con
vention in that district at Fort WORT
OH Monday, April 6, for the selection
of two delegates to the national con
vention and two alternates. Repre-
sentntlon Is as follows:
Brown, two delegates; Coleman, tive
delegates; Comanche. two delegates
Coryell. three delegates: Erath, three
delegates, Hamilton, two delegates
Hood. two delegates; Lampasas. tw,
delegates; Mills, two delegates: Parker
three delegates: Runuel,s. two dele
gates; Summerville, two delegates: Tar
rant seven delegates,
The third call is for the county con
Ventlon of tn elllyw hltes at the cit,
hal In this city mt 2 y, m. April s. e
select ten delegates to the state ant
congressional conventions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
LITTLE ATTENTION
SEEMS 10 BE PAID THE MATTER
ny THE COSIMirTEE.
Mr.. Irelxon PRESENTS the Various
Needs-The Question 90 lie
Submitted TO n Vote.


Afbn,,gb a, tbc citv election now
u, -.
20 ,'g't H. iiHl ny WI - ,t..
all'uu sunni 'eu 10 'ot' IT. '.N Va -.
gHarter OF one PER CEN. upon Vnr az ~
t"'e proper ~ ul We ..'y tul - 70 '''
wv years 10 ehauIe inc pvsllI ga NuI
S,lttgn 70 cree 70 ne" l'ltu s',,', .,,.
IulluIhS' Nttle attention " aPId4vu''y
Dilhs gwen the mater a eoni ,0.. w., W.
was appointed some uihc nEV ~ ky
board OF education 10 present 10 tne
people OF 'Ailaf Inv necessities tht
puhIl coIhptgAe Nus lot lhlH ,Hl'' ~
nent OF Dallas Sehool I'ttlltles, uHt
thnt committee does nor Uppchr 10 ne
obUuulhE the views N'ul any stSr
ing degree OF confidence or persist
ener upon the puHhc, IL does not APP
pear to have nNalird itself OF tho PRIV
llcsa secured 10y iA oingihi de5is nation
To hood the press with long Wlnd'u
arguments IN Infur %. me proposed lHN
or the proposed new building. ANA yet
there appears TO De "a demand tof such
u structure, II come on inc members OF
the board are not uhduly apprehen-
sire
one of them Who wis consulted yes
tcrlay by a Gazette reporter, MIR. Ben
irelSon. was quito sure that there ~
nm Imperative demand Tor tn" proposed
building II the otiicilncy Of the schools
and the health OF the pupils are EMIT
he'd to consideration IN the same
breath with nlleg hNccssivc taxes and
coveted economy in public affairs.
Mi. lrelson Gecm2d to think there
would be lltile genuine economy IN
stiutinS IN eduoationnl facilities and
rndaugering the health of the future
men and womNn Of Dallas,
The fact 49, said he. that large
numhers of children are crowded Gus
Of the high school now by lack OF room
and many who have been nearly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
rHn PANTHEON oLuD.
The BODY Called to Meet In phiih
turfI H.

sherman. Tex. March iA.--tspecal)--
President Cecil a. Lyon OF the pan-
theon Club. has issued The IQloW'hs
call:
''-rhe second annual meeting OF the
Pantheon Club is hereby called t. meet
In the auditorium OF the city Han. N
the city OF Dallas. onsaturday. Aprh
II. at , o'clock T.. NJ, to httinsly ccie-
brate the second anniversary OF the
club, and for the transaction OF sueh
other business as may be properly
brought before the body.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared, which will be announced later
In these columns
Every members throughout the state
is respectfully urged to be present and
thereby assist In making THIS meet
inE the largest gathering OF young men
ever held In Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
GRAND JURY RElI
FOURTEEN FELONY npirix,
FoRrr-TnREE xIsurzrl''l
statement in HegnHhsn
lion In the xiaii.farsA' A
Jail Inspssiss.

...,iA :
The grand jury emp-A9
present term of the ssyen''a
tiInt court was discharges !
upon making their iep"' !, n
state of Texas, counV
To the Hon. ". D. HlrlS Y
~ sa,,a,,a.n,h plstdc. a
the seVeh'eeh'n
Texas; , .,,,s,asl
The grand Jurors em g, ,s,,s A
charged at the preseIal. .,, wy W
honor's court, cespeci't,ass. ' M
they have performed ' Isv, VI
Joined upon them by ~ ~ sst :
charge and the law y "a MO-
ability and ask to ~ ia, s' q
During our present . sa,.,s., :
found and preseI,,ea, !, nd IA
indictments charging mis ~
We have exai " =, mod a ssnHrl
Jail and found Il II so ooa,,rdrl ,
dition. well kept ana s.l, M
prisoners therein properl' y
The county officers 80 , -, I n
arc disoharging their duuN
and efficiently, .,,oy Bsp y |
To County Attolhe, ~ =
and his assistants We ~ M
debtcd for their lr,,, ESn, wass "A
the the discharge Of our ~, s1u M
connection we III II in the ~
i EVENING pTIM ail-Telssrraa,%1', t q
INST is Which was cal HGs u
f ,hs county s,nI aiioT "a, I
bnt also on this Ply
The article reieti ,,,hor to NJ
, sisnsa Tg in ia the pus,IIf X
niyanee q The ess srsns an ~ u
of an indictment ! ,,, IA, m
an alleged false anal anal case %
PENDANT ,t, IN Ne Z s' desire TO y
honor o,,, 70 kaGS was g.sj
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
MINING COMPANY ORGANIZED.
Capital Stock Is sio0,ooO oalcer,
Arc EIccteh.

Perry. Okla, March 1i,-(special)---
The Perry Mining company was or
ganlsed yesterday with 100000 capital
stock
The following named gentlemen were
elected the FIRST board of directors;
s. a. Hemple. II. w. Hanley, Dick
T. Morgan. 4. c. Hinde. w. NJ, Sohn.
II, c. schilllng. Il. II. Perry. E. IL.
Beasley and W. o. Micir.
she board of directors met at .
o'clock this morning and elected 80
following named gentlemen officers OF
the company: Dick n. Morgan. presl-
dent; IL. Il. Beasley. president; w.
o. Mlelr, secretary; $. A. Hcmplc, treas
urer; y. II. Perry. general manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
DIES OF mypnopuo,s
For Twenty Years the ps,,,.
In His Veins Il

Paris, Tex, March It's.
News was received here ,o.s,
the death OF Arnle lamb, a ny
about 20 years old, at colilnsvI.
son county, from hydrophobli h
bitten by a rabid flee when mi
of age, the fatal poison ha,in,
In his system for over tyenty q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
sMAIl.rox Ar smnnynronr.
Great Uncnsincss NJ Texnrkana IL
EeIt ONcr the Silmniiam.

TeNartana, Ark, Mnrch 1i.--(SpeeialD
News received here this afternoon from
Shreveport to the effect that smallpox
had broken out there. This has caused
considerable excitement here, owing "a
short distance between the two places
The board OF health Will meet Monday
and adopt measures for keeping the
pest out Of TeXarlSana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
INDICTED FOR FORGERY.


Oklahoma City. Okla, March H.
(Special,)-AIrs. \. l.. Lahone and Dora
l.abone We're arrested yesterday and
gave bond under an indictment found
by the grand jury for forgery. II Is
claimed that they forged a note for
1905 held by man named Schmidt.
now dead, against kaufman Bros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

state and County Primary Set for
The Same Day.
Denton, Tex, March li-CSpeciaL)--
The Democratic county executive COM
,nltteeS OF this county met here to-day.
They adopted intoto and almost unani-
mOusly. the recommendation OF the
state executive committee at iltts re-
cent meeting at Austin. and provided
further for IA primary election for state
and county officers. to be held on the
same duy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Timpson. Tex, March li--s'
lhe city council has q.ias
against, Center. Tfneha ati
places where smallpox ethr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
PLACED ~ JAIL.
Charged Win Completely in the
Dynamite Explosion.

peclal)--t.d Mcgowan was arrested
yesterday and placed In Jail charged
with completely in the dynamite ex-
rlcgion In Cass township last Friday
night 1t Is not believed that he is
guilty OF the work, but that he knows
of II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
Go1DnuGs wnnE IcNonEp.

Austin tommlttcc'H Pinns tarrieu
out ia Fun.
Clchurne. Tex. March i.-(Specinl)-
The Democratic executive committee
mot In Clcburen to-day, and decided to
abide in every particular by the action
OF the state Democratic executive COM
mittec. Resolutions were submitted BY
the sound money Democrats OF the
county, but they We're Ignored. The
resolutions adopted set the day for
holding the primaries as June .. 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Giddings. Tex. March li.--tSpeclal.)-
Republican county convention instruc-
ted for Quincy and Grant. delegates at
large to national convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
sLAsuED ruE DEACON.
Negro HouHtnboui Uses Ills razor
with Eagnl Effect.

Guthrie, Okla, March 1i.-(Speclal)-
lobe Adams, negro roustnbuuj crca-
tod n disturbance At the colored Bap-
list church last night aud In the melee
that followed drew u razor ana fatally
cut Deacon McLain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Meridian, Tex, March li.-tspeclal.)--
The Republicans OF Bosque county met
NJ the county court house today and
elected delegates To the state conven-
tlon, A colored gentleman by the name
OF Davis presented himself before the
meeting as champion for the colored
voters OF Bosque county. saying he vas
We senatorial. chairman Of this senato-
out OF his sails by G. o. Nelson az
Chtton when he called him n fraud and
chafBed him with attempting 10 us,lrn
me place Of Harris and Gatesyiile. (
county convention viii be ordered 10
ticket. N''y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15
nx-nANKnR CONVICTED.
President of IL Defunct Hank sent to
the Penitcntinry.

Knoxville. Tenn. March al. II.
Crandall. pro sldont OF the dafunat First
National bank OF johnson CITY. Tom.
who has been on trial In the United
states court hero before Judge CLARK.
wan convicted this morning. He was
ina bin with padding his books and
swearing 10 false reports to the con
troller Judge Clark sentenced the
acfendan, to eight years ON each Of the
three indictments. the terms to be
served concurrently lie viii be sent
TO the Brooklyn penltentilry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Tho Swiss Macnnerchor Will give a
concert at Melstcrhan's garden at s
o'clock tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Special revival services VIII begin nj
the Haskell avenue Methodist church
this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

Mrs. Mamie Bradford, wife OF II. c.
Bradford, with the firm of Sanger
Bros, died mt her home, ll9 State
street. yestcra~'- morning at 1880 az
tor lingering Illness, She was "a
years old, Tho funeral win be held
from the house OF Undertaken I.auder-
milk this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
a. C. Mckay has jumped into the
arena as a candidate for tax collector
of Dallas county.
The National School Of Electricity is
| about TO establish a branch in Dallas
The project is fathered by Mr. Il. p
Hornsby.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

The county commissioners have or
derod u vote In the Wilmer district on
the school tax proposition to occur
April IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

j. NJ. Regain arrived to-day from New
York and other Eastern cities.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-16
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-16

What's he doing away down here"
me strains of a march came plainly
The haze grow brighter ana varied its
color In the background could he
seen the form OF one OF the floats but
m the incohcrent shadows il rpsem-
pitd a Strldiug giant. \ row OF negro
hahieS IN their eaEcrnoss pear.i out
TOO Tar and topplcd from the curb. The
gutter contained about two inches of
water
me solitary mounted policeman who
-'iih'd the extreme advance guard was
NaHy assaulted by an Indian chief. a
pirate, ana some apes. Ills horse rear
go and plunged and ne wrencbed his
arm free Of them. He rode IN laugh
ing good naturedIy. After him came
Others, insistent and perfectly serious
IN their business OF clearing the street
and civil ''' ''
Alter me police. the procession slow
~ came through between tic f,y. lI,,ty
.."'1 OF people. From ihc hieh stands
u ~ irs"nll.d "A long monster N Golden
IT upon which CLEANED fraau,ntIv
N'@@''ns spoIs 81 purple and green. The
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-16

gIttering floats creaked slowly over the
stones and the shining and enormous
emblems i'm wood and paper and cloth
gently vibrated with a persistent ana
endless motion. The luminous Figures
upon them hung on with one hand
while they waived the other gaiIv 81
the crowd ~
The floats looked in the distance like
vast CONNECTIONS. Some were of Enc
cool green like spring water seen IN
the sunlight. while others were Of tho
hue Of violets. These soft colors i'm
parted TO the great moving masses a
fairly like quality as if a wind rnient
blow them, light and unresisting. bigb
into the sky. In long lines at either
side. marched negroes in blood rol
gnome cloaks ana bearing torches Win
reflcctors which shed a strong and COW
tinual orange glare upon the floats
And dragging slowly at the traces. tho
mules too were hidden in red cloaks al
though occasionally a thoughtfuI ana
Indifferent countenance appeared. and
upon it an expression of deep and FAR