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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
MARIE COMPLAINED
SIZE SAYS NH. moAnvnR Address
ED HER rnoTAsELY'
lie Was Arrested on Her oo"p
And rried In oourt-'rhs casa
Went over.

vdv,,n d. Mccarver. who is one OF
40 male manipulators Of the steam
n,nnt at the Imperial steam iauhp,s'
,,os arrested Wednesday, morhlng ~
Cgicer purham on complalht ", 80
Marie Marlborough, a yOuns , a. ,ye ~
nl1ye, who charged nun WIN wv ward u,,y
abusive and profane lankuhss annear.
hsr he gave security TOT ms ',s,,,
unno Yesterday morning, NJ whisn u''ls
~ ha1 n hearing before Judge fofse VI
'n Ma " Yarbrough claimed that one
,,.s,,t,,p last week, after 10 O'Clock, Ehr
.aa,,a Mo attention to the mammoth
dia ~ linen allotted to her mlh'ntra.
,,nns with the body iron, snylhB H,n'
40 had more than she ooulu ui'enu ~
she claims thnt Mocaryef rep'len , pap.
san.iv When she politely fenoh-
,,analtfnS with him for such enphnsiB ~
~ rresenee Of ladies'. he ungallanty
,nn,ired in q most exnaperatinR way
~ considered herself one Of me
y ~ ,,resent. Miss NnrbrouRh ~ ah
n,,ra c.ive blonde of nervous teinpsIh-
\ sae,,, ana OF course she resented NY
i,nn,,tntlon. She got right MAD sne
nmit The evidence II not plain az 70
yhether IL was before or aiter Mp-
| Carver invited bel 70 guit, QUIZ. ~,
cn,nnIfin. rad not heard the .profsnity
sn,ar,iainrd al but had heard MISS fhr-
| t,ra,,,,h dare Mccarver 10 aay that hhs
80 III, every inch lady, Neither I'D
~. Annie Lane hear any cuss words
a., sho rad heard McrarYer tel MS
\ Marie 10 40 quit AZ Mfcarynr nhe
lsa, unable 10 secure all OF Nh wy
neeres the case went over uuth W''
morning. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
ILLEGAL MARRIAGE
A PECULIAR SITUATION OF MRS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
she Wa. Divorced and Remarsie'
when the divorce Yves Declared
10 he Illegal.

WACO. TEX, March l9.-~tspeela' y
Iudre scott In the Fifiy-fourth ~,
diclai district court today rendered 9
..,on ~ Mrs. Charles GrosborG, aa she
M lately believed herself 70 be, IN 9
,acniiar poaition. The decision was
rendered N the suit Of labe nsu.
man w, Yotta Neumnp, 70 het nhipg 2
Ircree Of divorce obtaaned by me he-
gendant from HIN last fall. Nenman
alleged that his wife left him AZ DAN
IAN and came 10 waco aud that she
ma not resided the statutory perion
~ a months IN McLennnn county
s,,he, sho applied for and secured tho
Gtvorce. Alter securing ,hc divorce
rhc married. Charles 6rosnerK a.
nrosherg Bros. Of this city, dry goods
and notion dealers The acols,p" nad
,hey broke up their domestic estso-
iiffiment today and severed al re'a-
tons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
BOYCOTT MERCHANTS
VINO WILL couNrENANCE THE
HATED oELEsrIALs.


Trade unlonlsm enjoyed another
promising boom In Dallas luat night
when about 100 men connected with the
restaurant business assembled In the
city court room to organize a move
mont for driving out the Chinese res-
tourants, OK which there are three IN
tho city.
j. i. Callahan was called to the chair
aud Charles Hciuhart was made seore-
tary. After addresses had been made
by Messrs. Callahan, llshhurn, Ba-
Jane. Scott Farnb0ch and O'hara, the
suggestion OF the latter was adopted
that those present sian an agreement
to stand together IN dlleourasinB pay
ronnge OF the celestial hpshcrici. II
was proposed to notify merchants that
thcy viii lose the restaurant trade N
they cuunteuance the Chinese aud oven
winters and cooks Who work Tor thvm
viii be ostraciscd from polite catc cir
uiug. This agreement was rlsued py
j. OHnra, Belano s CO.. u. j.. Jacobs
Simon II Tucker w, j. MelFoy, q "
Reinhart. H. -, Nontress, King y Roal,
w "A. Bates. Callahan ~ Moon FREQ
Ienrnbach. Thomas Rice, John j. l.ai'g,
w r. Robinson, Bird Shank, James
ltoming, William Hines, MncMin *
Matthews, A. NJ, l<rick, g. IL. Curtlu'
Ffed smnlly. W. MAJ, j., W. Mitchell
Gcurge Lang ana Charles Nrlhhhr''
all employing Teh'huI"fitNNAS "''N Wv"
eTs.. -,
A number Of cooks and walters niso
Signed. hut Il was subsequently deelu-
cd TO eject separate ORGANIZATIONS ips
employers and employee, 20 that me
| inttpr could receive recognition rom
Inc trades council and secure Inc SYN
pathy and support OF organized IA
/ Dor. IA,
The impcrturbable cOuncilmRn. rat
| o'I(eefe. was there and made u Dcnnw
| Kcarby speech lie advised thnt OF
rnnIsntlons be efccted among ne ne
nro wniters and cooks. 1t would pe
innoseiblo 10 drive out the negro anu
tbs Mexican, but" said he, 'tose
Chlnamen, hang 'em " you nave 70,
IN order to got rid of them y " Nv ~
more than they deserve ana ! hupu "
riod il will choke me u ever ea' :
,aouthful In one OF these Ch'hes'
Joints" ola, r,,, n unlor
no formed among the feminine Msit
.rs To- prevent disastrous e9inpeuHV,n,
'rhe restnurant owners adlournVa y
NO, again al the game place heN
Thursday night. The waters any ,
cooks present decided to cal mv ,,'.
tne for next Monday evening u, th
some place to effect the ofganiNa"o'
OF a union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

vote Mr.. Turner OF the committee was
dirccted TO proceed with the personal
canyass as soon as he shall have sur
ncientIy recovered from his Illness
Anpiications for membership were
road from Messrs. George Robinson
and Theodore Beilhariz, and were nc
corded favorable action,
A bill was allowed for 50 TO pay thf
expense OF three meetings In the city
hall during the semi-cenlcnnlM com
,ention. as II was stated that the Jam
itnr mas 10 nay the electric n6ht COM
nany Sc a night before 1t VIII turn
on the lights. A.. .,,,i,
.t'',,id Mold Itself In readiness 20 as-
sist in entertaining the VISITORS durlhB
ina meeting " the commorelal uHN-
eirrs The local post VIII be aetiNe
factors In entertaining me pe'e 49,.
, ~. club could assist In various
49, n Ia expected that there VIII
49,, ieaat 40 Of the visiting drummefh
- Mr. Hunter was directed 70 keep
hiS ave on the progress OF atairH,
M s,,,c nosonGeld plan OF promoting ip-
cal manufacturers was mentionl,ru W
Chairman DoQlitle ana Mt s1ss y
and IL was urged that STEPS sh i, into
enc, he innugurated TO carry II 'ueu
onSe on, This plan contemplntes tEe
eject 80 essassmcnt OF all property OF
Y ,ne civ 10 the extent Of ~ OF J PEI
ann or SO much thereof as may be
cent, ., Tor the establishment OF 9
n nromotiye fund, the proposition penn hs
~ INV 10 each new fnanu ias re mn =,
employ scviarly employed during th'
man YEAR OF the operation Of his rae
'on Ir Sanger said he thought me p pro
test Of more Importance TO Da''as INA
The seml-eentennlaL ,Ao r,,r yaas
"" Mr.. Doollttle thought ne p'a w VA wv,
bile and thought ! s, w M;o,seatennial
conflict with The sei's sa,gnr The com
~ on development Of the cry va
arrested ,,ss to take the project up al onIe
onI NJ Russell Myriek, cnaithi ~ |, = ,
re e committee. viii be asked 10 cal
meeting soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
ON the RACE TRACK.


New Orleans. March i9,--t'our-yenr-
old and up. selling. one mile and severn
ty yerds-t.iitle Billy /. Tancred .. Ross
3. Time. 1851 Ia.
Four-year-olds and upwards, selling.
six furlongs- My Hebe 1, Black Tiger
., Princess Rose 3. Time l;iS i-2.
l'our-vcar- olds and upwards. selling.
six furlongs--iilllsboro J. Gomor =. Tit
for-Tat O. Time l;l7 L..
Three ear-olds and upwards, six fur
longs-Old Dominion I. Constantine 2.
Ashland 3. Time, 1;i6 i-2
Three -year-olds and upwards. one
mile and twenty yards--Helen IL.
Time 1:lSl-i,
Three ycar-olds and upwards, mile
and twenty ynrds-Gquinox /, Tippe-
canoe 9, Little Tom 8. Time l.46 "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
EVACUATION or oAssALA.
likely to Affect the situation OF
Italy In the Campaign.

Italy In the Campaign.
london. March is.--The Times says
In nm editorial:
The evacuation Of CAssale win en-
tireiy alter the whole situation for
Italy ana 1t II only too likely 10 react
seriously upon the position IN Egypt
The article also points out that ENG
land, with the support OF the drcibund.
commands II majority OF the Egypt
debt commissioners, end therefore
Frances refusal to consent to the OK
pcnse OF the Nile campaign being
charged to the Egyptian budget Will
not avail.
II the Cnssala news be true, the
Tlmes goes on TO say. the enemy will
probably carry the war into the terri
tory siill held by the Italians.
Under these circumstances any help
rendered 20 Italy will be doufly well
come to Germany and Austria. Wheth-
or osman plgna movea In the direction
al Sualim or Khartoum, nc Is assured
10 give the Egyptian troops plenty Of
work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
LAWYERS DISAGREE
AND LAwnooICs FLuTrEn rro-
nIsouousLy THROUGH AIR.
The sherin and Deputy stopped the
peIiIgerents when They We're
Fined s2b Each.

Paris. Tex. March ~ - tSpecinl) =
There wag a lively scene In the county
court room this afternoon During TIVE
trial Of a case r., 49, Sturgeon, nn at
iorncy upon one side, charged A.
PARK, tho attorney upon the other hide,
with reading n proposition o. law 10
The court incorrectly. Mr.. PARK re-
tortod by saying that any one VINO
"a thing was an Infamous liar, where
,,pon MIR Sturgeon threw "a hook NJ
him. Books flew back and forth be-
tween them thick and fast nnd iurnl-
ture was being upset IN the melee. Wnen
Sheriff Hammond and Deputy plllard
jnterposed and stopped tho beligercnlr,
Judge Hunt fined them tze eaoh INV
both apologizod to the couft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

l; Dyson. city: c. f. Scllrot, city;
\, hlAckman, Granhury; sherman
~ Shicngn; a. NJ. Kennedy, Mex
n II signor. Seaalia. Mo; Chas.
TX -, Louis; G.. Criickslian6.
York; N. II. shends, and
Haur Forney. Tex: TOM hayden
Ey' I. j, Cole, Wexahachle; II.
n.nn city; j. II. MONTGOMERY,
~ ia Fails; ]. p. McMorris. Terrelli
II kinney. Charleston. w Val
y. Kendall, city. u. c. Gideon
|.psi, ,i r. j R,lpath. NJ ]. Cahill'
Essi,le; ]. y. silby. r. w. Bailey,
s.aui r. y. Couch, Tyler: ". {.
[,0n and wife. city; D. A. Crow.
+ ppausherty, Forney; ]. a. jack
4 fnrlmer: r. G. cassady. Ferri,s,;
y Brown. Lougview; ]. n. Russell
n rock Ice Reeves. city: i "
[oh. TNlsr; w. II. Rltienberry;;
r.s.er; R. l.. Whitman, NJ. *. aud
w Armstrong. +, H. Armstrons'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Bells lndependent--The Fort Worth
Gazette mas put on n special train for
tion of that paper. II leaves the nm
Ion depot az 3 n. M. aud gets The
Gazette to Its Dallas patrons before
breakfast, For the benefit Of the tray-
cling public coach is attached. For
enterprise and get-up-and-get. com
mend US TO the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
nxrnADirioN WARRANT.


Chicago. March ia special 10 the
Inter Ocean from Montreal cue, says;
An cxtmdition warrant has been an-
piled for for Director General stiles OF
the British Empire exhibition which
was 10 have been held ia Montreal The
applicant II Mr. Akoan, who Is bring
Ing n Cairo VILLAGE here Hc and oth-
ers claim to have paid Stiles thousands
nf dollars for concessions and stiles w
said TO have LEFT for Europe,
stiles came here from the San Fran
cisco mid winter fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

~ PUTS were fled yesterday In
laeflrt court os follows:
PonHnth district court--Alice Bur
y L c. Burnett. divorce; j. i.
|Nm Jennie Pruitt. divorce.
ty-fourih district court-The CHI
cottage Organ company W.. j.
|ae2tham and l.. N. Lybrand, dam
bilza Edwards ys. Jerry Ed
7. divorce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

following real estate transfers
made yesterday;
~ Land and Mortgage company
n.'ph Emerson, part Of lot 8, block
hV ~ Dallas. $3.50.
AZ Merriheld 10 W, NJ Williams,
n Dallas county. $500,
~ Gray 10 Nellie ID. Gray, city
N lovo md affection.
y Dorchester to r. q. Farmer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Frank jackson, colored. who was
arrested as suspected accomplicc Of
Ben Kirby in the attempted safe
cracking and burglary at chapmars
feed store last Sunday morning, was
yesterday discharged. as there was no
evidence against him. except such as
Kirby could give and Rirby's evidence
ig not legal tender, as It Is suspected
that It cannot be maintained on Il par
ity with truth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

New YORK, March ie.-pry Goods--it
- nocn atiiet IN all departments. as
nc rain storm Lasted throughout the
~ There was an uneven demnnd
~ some directions. That was followed
~. s,ies Of moderate quantities, hl-
.,onch larger business resulted from
...n ardprs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
7ClAL EDITION FOR THE CITY OF DALLAS.


Mckinney; Il. A. Gerhard, city; j. W.
McMmray, Meridian. Tex: j.. M.
C1ngers. italy, Tex; II. H. DennIng.
Hillsboro; IL. Spoopkendyhe, Austin.
w T. Spears, city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
TABLE TALK

Mrs W b. Brooks and Miss Lottie
Brooks, assisted by Prof, Rowe of the
Conservatory OF Music, will give
musicale in the brick building just
opposite the city park on Eryay gtrcot
Friday night, double benefit for the
Ervay Street Methodist end City Park
Presbyterian Churches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

- were tried ns follows in the
IN court Yesterday;
y Raines, embezZlement, guilty,
= and fifteen days In JAN.
- for today
". 7. Baker.
u. Aubln Dean,
~ laseph Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

\ FLOWING proceedings were had
y cfimlnal district court:
Pc vs. John Miccu. receiving stol-
|scperty, not guilty.
Pc Tvs Sam LAWYER, cattle theft,
klzsi.
Rvs assignnents--G, II. Reese,
,lfy and thaft.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

The committee Of ladies' from the
local relief corps VIII meet at 4 p, m.
to-day following the regular meeting
Of John A, Dix Relief Corps. To- fur
ther consider plans for the coming
encnmpment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

r.ondon. March ia.--Tho Marquis Of
SALISBURY announced IN tho house q
lords iris afternoon that the brisinn
and Italian governments had no nsws
tending 10 affirm the report OF uhs
evacuation OF caasaia-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

The fire ladies at the Central Fire
STATEN are enjoying n touch OF high
life, 1t comes in the shape of two
loNes Of fine cigars, presented them BY
Mr. Philip Sanger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

The remains OF Mrs. T. NJ. cullum,
who died wednesday evening. were
laid to rest in Trinity Cemetery at 3
p. m. yesterday. The funeral was
Il ON the residence, Routh and Mahon
streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

!" ,nstin TEX. March ls.,-ss s,,, s5,csr
:, Au ss',.,esringen state sanitary e e;',hg
Or IVA" today from Centre s ,n.as
rein mtY where he went TO insure n nnsil
y roy There can be- no on sgssS a case Of
disease there, but ,. ne ne ni near the gulf
the al, ,shieh is being carefully suAru7
ed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20


u were disposed Of as follows in
eourt yesterday.
In D. Lindsipy vs.. ]. y. Chap
Ia al, Judgment for plaintiff for
|ued for; Judgment for Defendant
han. against his co-dcfendant,
4 sala, for SG25.5O, and interest
I November 25. 1895 on his war
! Judgment for Defendant Al. l..
y her plea.
Va docket-B. Il. Hollingsworth
eL House, plaintiffs motion for
: II ovorrulcd. TO which he eN-
w gives notice of appeal,
M Piano and Organ com
sHollingsworth, Burlington &
hhufi motion for now trial
NJ, to which he excerpts and
rcsice OF appeal.
h Atklnaon VS.. William Reed,
tnts motion to set aside dis
p granted and case reinstated,
Nh plaintiff excerpts.
eclh Lumber company VS.. J. f.
I palnilffs motion for new trial
fsled, to hitch he excerpts and
I notice OF appcal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Mr.. Everett ~ 44i Elm street report
cd yesterday that n burglar had gone
through his place tho previous night
and carried away SOS in cold cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Arrangements are being perfected for
the ceremonial dedication OF the new
bethany Presbyterian Church On the
corner OF Highland street and Cedar
Springs road. This eliflce has just
been comnlptcd at cost Of SLIGO. nr.
Little OF Dcnson win conduct the dedi-
cation services,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

conetanilnople, March l9.,sener e.
amnesty for the inhureehA on WV
ne, has been proclaimed by or
der OF the sultan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
roruirsr CONVENTION CALLED.
Committeeman Favor Jerome kenr-
nv for NnNcrn0r.

Austin. Tex, March 10. --(special)-
The pupulist executive committee OF
the Ninth congressional district, In
session here today. issued a call for a
conversational convention 10 be held at
Lockhart. IN Caldwell county, May 10.
This convention will doubtless nonl-
nate George Glasscock " Williamson.
and 1t will also select several delegates
10 the national convention. The mem-
hers of the committee favor Jerome
kearby for governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

paradise. Tex. March is.--tspeciaL =
n II peck has been recommended by
VITO county Popullats for sta!e rena-
~. n ~. Nicholson Of JaokEboro ioI
Sistrict Judge, nnd II, l.. Cook OF De
catur for lotorisl representative
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

,,, ,,,k of the town at present !,
me ~ Tho tovlal crowd Of national
bpi,t,,"e,s chartered in Dallas SERVING ~
leu ,, e,n,netus TO the already thorousuy
w ~, interest and enthusiasm OF 'he
sars whose name u legion, ,,, nal
lht.a ,arIoy both the st LOUIS anu p ~
..o,,s nut In the afternoon ny nv
~, CIIff mark in wearing Tue
Oqk I'm All OF their Limbs, ana
sun ii,,sn,,,ng themselves Win tho
ieillil,,, ~ NC suhere. The men ~ r,aEs
80 showing In handling inc pdI,
at sh tbey are somewhat rusty, 9, ~
w iianviiRte OF Roger connor' ~,
Ihu mammoth first basenan, VIZ
III looks right queer" Breltenstell,
Pun Pun sorreI-toppad st, Louis cur
.,ne,,,facturer, has not yet m hue nia
,','naronce. and nothing deht'.e MI
! ~ learned as to whether OF no. ~ ~, M
~, berc in time TO portloipAle ~ ~,
,,srnea scheduled Tor tonnorIo"
Sunday: ,,,.,.. -, the Dallas team Gays
go are settling down 10 business
MS oos n,er most pleasing. and WIN
W u i'i Of prltchara Bnsuan anu
,,,.,ob.n who are suffering IRON
il.ht ,iiuess. the team mas peen nl .is1
hlsn N,iandid progress In theN prh,tiV,
lht lii give Chris Won der Ahe pelS o
manst,, sorimmagc tomorrow 49,,
~. 10 az one fare for the routu vi
y ~ e, made on several ronds Irnnl
mas 49, ,aar peilas for the game SUNDAY
pcs' ,arca crowd will he present
ana Waa,drop and Marts. left telder an
49,. foi the Dcnlson team, NJ,
tpTniias yesterday afternoon on ta'''
a,oy 10 penison from Aiexahu''A' 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

The funeral NJ the late Mrs W. T,
Kirby occurred Mt 4 y. m. from the
home Of Or Thurston' 2l5 Iun'us
street Intermont was In oakland
Cemetery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Colonel \. c. Lewis southwestern
passenger agent OF tho Iron Mountain,
was In Dallas yesterday en- route
home to Austin from Purcell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

city Detective llurlew OF Denver l i'r,.
last evening for colorado WIN fh,v'a,.o,
l,v... ,,,ce 10 answer for the theft OF a
W., NJ diamonds and Jewels,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

The Missouri. Kansas and TexaS
avid the Houston and Texas Central
viii sell round trip tickets for sund ny
baseball game for one fare from wa
co, Grrar.'iile. Gainesville, Corsieaha
mud McKlh ,ey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Travelling Passenger Agent l.. j.
Brlcker Of the Burlington was In Dali
las yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Travelling Freight Agent Waterman
Of San Antonio was represenumE tne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

Mr.. A. Harris has returned from his
Eastern trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20
pnowNED IN rnn MIL DAM.

u. A. Cook Suspected of Having
Committed Suicide.
VInita, 1. r.. March 19.-(Special)-
H. A. Cook, owner OF the city trans
Ter was found drowned In the mill
dam today. Suicide Is suspected, No
cause assigned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

II C. Burlew was in the city yes' s,,
a., cailcd hlther by the Illness OF M
Vile. who was visiting at tine nome oi
her father, DR.. Elliott.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

pe-,,n. March ip.--The Bclehs,ag to-
day passcd the naval estimates
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

ou,nc 10 the receipt of intelligence
o W. Seath Of a relltive, Mrs. Atkins,
OF ,he ca, Jas to have entertained the
VINO Was C,ub at her home on Ross
shaw .,ar,',e his afternoon, Will not De
at,to 10 do 50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-20

FOR Pictorial Representative.
rrnisboro. Tex. March i9,--fSpeeinil
w d. Hubbard, mayor Hubbard CITY,
ANNOUNCES that no IL Willing 70 run tcS
slotoriaI representative from the sew
enty-savonth district. 9. y NHnn1 ~
thh city has announced ms onhu'uN->
Tor the came position
Mohave County miner., 1896-01-11

D)n't you dare to refuse silver com no matter how badly it is worn by long circulation. If you do you may get into trouble. The United States supreme court, by decision handed down thie week, settled s case that has been con- tested through all ihe courts by deciding that man who was put off train be- cause conductor refused silver dime that was very much worn was entitled to the $3l5 and costs which had been awarded him by the New Jeraey courts. Chief Justice Fuller in disposing of the case said that silver coins were legal tender as long as they bore the resem. blance of coin. Paste that in your hat. Arizona Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1896-01-11
TERRITORY OF ARIZOyA,js,
 CoUHrY OF M ,uAvs oo.

rEhKrtORf Of ARIZONA, lss
 CoUsrr oS M,HAvs. oo. I, Ed. F. Thompson, Notary Public in and for Mohsvs county, and residing in kingnan, said county. do hereby certify that o. D. ". Gsddis aud Anson H. Smith who are DOTS 'nsIly known to me to be the persons described in sa who executed the within articles of inoorporatian, appeared before me this day and person ally ao- knowiedRed that they s.gned, SC .lsd snd delivered the same as their voluntary act and deed. ''' Witness my hand and notariai seal (ssAL.) this eleventh day of Jsnu-
 ary. 1896.
 ED. F. THOMPsON,
 Notary Public.
Mohave County miner., 1896-01-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that neither tho Nighthswk mine, nor the owners thereof, will be responsible for any debts contracted by the lessees thereon.
 GEORGE NJ. BOWERS,
 Superintendent. Kingmsu, Arizona, Nov. 23d, 1895.