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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

ney's l5ug-taiIcd, red headed parrot
was found TO contain dead bird, OF
the above description
The bird had not given out that
he was sick, in fact, he had eaten a
hearty supper Of miuce pie, aud
partaken freely Of a plate Of "kiII-
dee fat" beans, washing the whole
down with a glass ofpink lemonade,
made for it by Sam SoIinsky and
win Mccartney
When the death was discovered
there was great waling and {nash-
ing Of teeth, for the bird had made
many friends at the hotel, by the
aaectionate manner in which itheld
on to the hand of each new acquain-
tance, made during its days at this
popular house,
Conductor Mahoney, the owner Of
the bird, was out Of the city when
.it dcmscd, and his next best friend
here, City Attorney Sam Soliusky
took charge Of the remains and
sent the following telegram to him,
at Fort Worth;
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
March %, 1897
Marco, the Roman faced parrot,
from Borneo, died this morning,
What disposition shall make Of
the rcmaiusY
Up toa late hour yesterday even.
ing the expected answer had not
arrived, and the bird is still "lying
In state" until Conductor Mahoncy
can get back ON his regular rum
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Cant ~ k Damn is agent ror "a
very valuable book Manual of llus
uuutlt hy Maud q Cook ut pua
deIphIa, Work Ia up.to.date, and
pronounced by tompetehttfitits TO
be the best tNtahL on the subject
sttureit for your library while
YOU can. Blniw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

All ndors of wheels In TrXarkana
will take part In the races on The
26JhD Admission will be- free, 8.ls8t
Mr. clyde Harmon Ia the agent
for tha Troy Steam Laundry at
GrcgnyIIle, Texas, and viii take
pleasure In calling for any laundry
You may wish TO eHtaust TO him.
llrguawHtees satisfaction and d
return of dIl "wuh' placed with
him He delivers twice "a week
see him for particulars, 8ll
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
MArth ggnd .ni
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

one small bottle of Halls Great
Discovery cures aIl kidney and blad.
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes. seminal omissions, wrlN
lul lame bAtW. rheumatism aud
HIl irregularities of the NIuHrya and
bladder in both men and women.
Regulates bladder trouble In chill
drtu lrR0t sold by Your druggist
will br sent by mail oH rffa.pI uf
Fluo ono mHI bolI.u In two
months. treatment and WI0I cure
any ease above mentioned 10 w.
llHII sole manufacturer u u box
gls, Waco, Texas. Faf sale by O @
Brehg.e reSarkaha, Texas.
Cameron Texas Margh3. ism.
This Is totprlify that Ihaye been
cured of bladder trouble by IlAlIa
Great dIatu,cry / had been Com.
fined lH bed seven weeks and was fa.
Iigytd iu four days Ny HdHfys
acted rurlystwu times iH one uiubL
] would not take flOO for the tufa,
NUNVN rUHTfH
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san DEATH

"My bird Be dead. Hhli Nancy Raw
"Mg bird Ia dead, cannot play"
Thus mBurHed The prtprieiofs,
clerks hired hands, boardefs and
hangers on, about The Cosmopolis
tan hotel Yesterday when the blp
cage containing Conductor Mahu.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Mrs. Richards has moved 90 Bl1
WUlmlaucrL near jewish Synas
gogur All drcHmakIHg at rrasous
able prItts, Bail2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Capt a. H. Dunn of llodtaw,
Nevada county, Arku Ia In the city,
We acknowledged a pleasant call
llois an old friend of the editor OF
this paper aud a most excellent
gentleman Capt u Ia muodut.
Ing here a valuable book which
should be Ia every library
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
THE MAsCOTTE OPERA.

Messrs Morton and Sinclair have
Organized their home talent COM
pauy and will, on or about the Bird
of April, put on the boards here,
the comic opera, Mascotte, with the
following cast
Bettena, the Mascotte, Mrs j, M,
Carter
Fiomitta, Miss Mamie Hynson.
Musical Instructress, Miss Cug-
gle Hynson,
PeoIa, Miss jeanette Signor
Rocko, the Fanny Old Farmer
Ben Williams,
Frederick Norburae Sutton
Lorenzo, Jesse j Sinclair
Matheo, w. II. Booth
Pipo, the Shepherd G, Eddie
Morton,
There will be at least thirty
young ladies aud gentlemen IN the
choruses,
Among the choruses Of popular
songs that will be rendered in the
Mascotte, will be- "GIear the wild
Wind Blow" "The Little Bird
whispered to Me-" 81 Near the
Goal Come, Now, Let Us be on
"The Orangatang Song" "IIoop
la, the Riding Chorus" Hunting
Chorus, Now the Vintage Time
is over etc Many other chorus.
es will be introduced during the
opera,
The entertainment IS In capable
hands, aud we predict q grand
success for our home talent
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

The consumer whopays 5t for "a
loaf OF bread docs not care for the
number of tickets Cortl hc wants
hH moneys worth, both Ia weight
and quality He gets ii Ia kIneH
steam baked bread ga,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Farmers aud railroad men take
notice. By calling ON w. H. Wells
~ Coz aud pricing thcw goods be.
fore buying elsewhere, you can
save money Call aud aee.
w. H. WELLS S Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Aah yourgrotgr lor kIlHtssluam
bread Ills full weight gives The
dealefa faifrfont aud the tousum.
ef the tull value of his money ga
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
NITN MANAMAIn

We are authorized 10 announce stanley
Edwards us q candidate for election 60
the ullIrc OF Cily Marshal Wuat Slide, Ul
Tho nnnrnnrhmH AnrII rILN nIrrLLun
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
To the Dealers and Consumers Of
Bread,

To the Dealers and Consumers Of
Bread,
/ am not posing and advertise
ing myself as q friend to the peo.
pie, my acts shall speak for me- and
them abide,
llIhaye taken advantage Of the
trade, why does not my competitor
do them Justice, ag he preteuds he
is doing2
FIGURES DO NOT LIE
.2l % ounce Iooyos WIN mogo ao. e Q%
.a5 i5 " 8al5 " o
My loayes have welghedl5ountes
since Dec, 2s, 1896, when an adjust.
ment of prices was made,
Yours Truly
2s2S jouN u, KLINE,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
2ApIn5

Daily, per month by rnrlpra..,,rH 10
Daily, sIy months by mail inndvuuco 3 uO
Daily, one year by mall lu advance z I'd
Weekly one yoNr 10y mail, lnodVNnro ] 90
Wooky six months In advuneorrr oO
All communication should boOddrossod
10 Tm HEXARRANlAN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

NyitIRe and ps effect was simply won
attihl hHtHufpHmmebl FUuf remedies
ut Mllw' Utmplle au sNl1 ny lll drug.
Nlsia Under brslutt HNbnulpo brt bottle
uUnvnuur mUuty wiuNdrl nunNub Heart
AND Nulyr aNtiwu iUbll HuplUann
bit MILLS MEDICAL pua Elhbaft lad
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
Give TIA Trial

On receipt of ten cents, cash or
stamps, q generous sample will be-
mailed Of the most popular CaJWrh
aud Hay Fever Cure UBIyB Cream
Balm sufficient to demonstrate lts
great merit Full ai2e 5Ot,
Ely BROTHERS,
90 Warren Stu New York City,
My son was allIeledwlth 1atarrh
/ induced him TO try E.yB Cream
Balm and the daagreeable eatarrhs
al smell all left him. He appears
as we'll as any one j, q, OImstrad
Artoll lIL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Uips reading would
make mb almost Willi
there we're rulilHHaud
drawing sensations IA
Wy lpHa bll she tlmb,
sUthtt / could UUtslt
atill iU ibla pUndl
tiuh I began taking
b. Miles restorative
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Lcmps and AnhcusorsDuath
beer 10 alwaya plAtahIo and aHo q
healthy drIuh Call for mo- other
ls8 ne NANpFwfuW, Agt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

The Daily and Weekly TEXARKANIANuTo
entered NO the p0stolliro ut TcXarkuua Na
second class NAL mattrr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Fo0 SAN od newspapers at gbt
per hundred az the rtXAaNAMAs
unltt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

Special values In 5Otp Zoe, aud
&lOO shirts at
SHARPE ~ BREwERs,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
ATlllN vpll known mluHJur Hilrf
wv Hu1uluH iUr twu WllhhrNrl Ol.

ubaut laUul Iila Uul sNrNuaIUH
ihAt hG should publish tNn igt iUF Tine
benefit W others i,et % p Smith, iNi7
Fulton 3D.. baltimore Mda writes. "IUf
yuiH suffered from q sutats form ui heart
iisa1st fused ut Miles Sew Heart cure.
and my heart BE- uHW m r1ud conditions
butunlly other hNlHtIuna rlmo upon mo
fhulu vba hummUF painful auNhuHna un
LlM nnl MnLN uL nv hLlh- ILMlnM min.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1891
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

FlVV hOlllH ll
SHARPE ~ BREWERS,
Those beautiful silver belt buek-
les at r. i, Sehdstera always please
the ladies' Call and see them 1925
Spring netkwear from DC to o$LOO
at SHARPE ~ BREWERS
When you need a set Of harness
or a saddle, see the Edwards llar'
ness Co, aud get good home manu-.
latturcd goods Prices low l.lsh
lam prepared 10 pack pianos on
furniture, and remove the same At
reasonable prices, Also contract
for any kind of hauling GaIl on
TeXlfkana Transfer Go,
82l LEW CulLGN Mgr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23
THE TEXARKANIAN

J. W. GARDNER, Editor and Prop'r
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

DO not forget that the TGSARtAs
MANS the proper place TO get your
Job printing done
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

FOR RENT Neat rourroom cot.
tagcIou corner opposite Arkansas
court house. w. H. ARNOLD,
8-lS-lw,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

For high grade real estate, rcsis
deuce or business property call on
w. q, Cook, No 2Ol, Elat Broad
street, $40
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-23

TRY Browns Iron Tonic for dcbil.
ily Smith Drug Co.
The herald., 1897-04-24
AZUSA

AZUSA, April 23.-Reguar Cores
pondence.) w. G. Kerckhoff and A. c.
Balch, the latter having just returned
from New York, are in the San Gabriel
canyon this week on fishing trip. They
are also looking after the interests of the
San Gabriel Power company, of which
they are the chief representatives. The
company has a force of men cutting
along the sleeps of the tributaries to
onable a thorough survey to be made of
neveraD good reservoir sites. said to be
there. The irrigators of this valley are
very much interested in the storage of
water In that region, and hope the prop
osition of reservoir building will be
found feasible.
B It is reported that Supervisor Wood
ward will bring a large party of the Wis
<1ffng supervisors into the valley tomor-
9&cw to show them what has been ac-
ccmplished in road building. The county
now has a thoroughly built, grsveled
road from Monrovia to Glendora by way
- Duarte, Azusa and Covna, a distance
"a about eighteen miles, and the highway
- as smooth and firm as Broadway the
tnntire distance. The people of Azusa
lave contributed $4,000 of private funds
3or their portion of this work, and are
ANXIOUS to have the visitors see what has
heen accomplisht. The road committee
~ the Azusa chamber of commerce has
ooided to begin the graveling of an
The herald., 1897-04-24
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Mrs. A. H. Naftzger at Los Angeles yes
terday.
1t is estimated now that the orange
crop this season will. when all has been
shipped, exceed last years shipments
by about 800 carloads. while a number
of other localities show a falling off.
1t develops that the new daily evening
paper soon to be started in Riverside by
A. G. Mum of the San Jacinto Register,
will have two editions daily. one at noon
and the other at 4 p. m, and that the pa
per will be a six-column, eight-page pub
lication. Mr.. Mum says he will con-
tinue the publication of his paper at
San Jacinto.
At the rate Sheriff Johnson and his
deputies are rounding up the Mexican
horse thieves infesting this section of
the country, there will be few of them
left at liberty in a short time.
w. ]. Mcintyre has returned from a
trip of a week upon the desert where he
has been visiting the mining property
of the Eagle Mountain Gold Mining COM
pany, a corporation of Los Angeles and
Riverside parties, of which he is the
president The Cactus mine is the main
mine of the group owned by the compa-
ny. The ore in this is ledge from 40 to
60 feet wide and horns gold all the way
across. The company owning this prop
erty has been very quiet about their
movements. Many thousands of dollars
have been expended in making develop
ments on the mine named. Two experts
have examined it and pronounce it the
richest find yet unearthed on the desert.
The mine is about fifty miles from Wall
ters in the Eagle mountain district.
Sheriff Johnson, Recorder Gruwell and
Deputy Recorder 1. S. Logan are among
the courthouse crowd in attendance at
the Fiesta
The Riverside band returned last nigh.
from its day at the Fiesta reporting
quite show.
Two alarms of fire were turned in to-
day and the department promptly re-
sponded, to find one a brush fire on the
East Side and the other dish-rag burn
ing on a gasoline stove, the water having
all boiled away, and the firemen make
81 each.
The herald., 1897-04-24
POMONA

POMONA, April 23.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) A game of "slow proceed
ure" is now being played in the outskirts
of Pomona between some of the citizens
who settled here when this was small
town and a crew of workmen for Lou
Fleming under contract with the water
company to lay a line of pipe. The dis
puted rights arise from water deal be-
tween H. H. Williams and the Palomares
water company as to certain artesian
well and reservation therefrom of so
much water to be applied to the ranches
owned by Mr.. Williams and his sons-in-
law, ]. ]. Henry and w. S. Bailey. Pend
ing the decision in the courts these gem
tlemen are ON hand with shovels and as
soon as dirt is thrown out by the Flem-
ing crew attempting to dig the ditch,
they throw it back, which makes the af-
fair a checkmate game. There is ru-
NOR that a crew of Los Angeles work.
men would be brought out and set to
work on the ditch, but how correct needs
yet to be verified.
The conservative element of Pomo-
mans interested in peace and harmony
so far as the public schools of this city
are concerned, express themselves as
opposed to the precipitation of a contro-
versy merely expecting the board of edu-
cation to look out for the best interests
of he schools at the proper time.
The city marshal has been on the quiz
vive during the week about the South
ern Pacific depot and yards in the mat
ter of clearing the same of small boys
prone to board moving trains or switch
ing cars-thus running the risk of being
crippled or killed.
1t is said that about 1900 tickets were
sold to the Fiesta two years ago and only
700 year ago. This week it is thought
there will be probably considerably less
than this last number sold Never be-
fore have so many from this vicinity
gone down in private conveyances as
this year
The Christian Endeavor young people
Of the Christian church held a social al
the home of Dr. J. w. Goodwin last even
ing.
A brisk Santa Ana" has been blowing
east of this place all day, commencing
The herald., 1897-04-24
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, April 23.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The bringing of the mon
ey into the valley for the orange crop is
having it's effect upon building. as is
evidenced by the few carpenters now out
of work. About every good carpenter
now has employment. The number of
dwellings, barns and additions to both
exceed any period for a long time. Some
of these dwellings, notably those of Mr..
Irving and r. P. Winters. are very fine
residences.
N. P. Benson has not been pegging
away at his bench for nothing. He is
completing a neat cottage on West
Eighth street.
Mr.. Cole of the Witherspoon grocery
has bought the cottage lately erected
on East Fourth street by Albion Smith.
Mrs. F. B. Rogers of New York city Is
a guest at La Normandie
Mrs. S. C. Evans, jr, has returned to
the city from Stockton from visit to
friends and relatives.
Capt. John Moronga, chief of the In
dians on the Cahuilla reservation, was in
the city yesterday looking after the
source of supply of liquors to the Indians.
law, with view to having them pun
ished. He says that most of the Indians
roaming about belong on the reservation
either in this or San Diego county, and
that it would be better for all If they
were returned to where they belong. He
does not seem to think that association
with the palefaces improves them any.
The five-acre orange orchard of s.
year-old trees on Victoria avenue sold
to Robert Henderson of New York few
days ago brought $1,000 per acre instead
of $1,000 for the entire tract, as previously
stated.
Butter has advanced 8 cents per roll
in this locality since last week. the cause
not being stated.
Rev. H E. White of Tulare, formerly
of Riverside, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Mrs. L. c. Waite and Mrs. Geo. E. Bit
finger attended a o'clock tea given by
The herald., 1897-04-24
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, April 2S.-(Reg-
| ular Correspondence William Gurins,
who left this city about ten day ago on
prospecting tour, returned yesterday
greatly elated over his discoveries. Mr.
| Gurins met with marked success. He
visited the Lone Star mining district,
situated in the northeastern portion of
the county, and there made some rich
finds. He located two mines under the
names of the Gurins Gold and Bootjack
claims. The ledge on the mines is six
feet thick and crops out above the
ground for about fifteen hundred feet.
Some of the specimens brought in by him
go as high as $500 per ton in pure gold
and not lower than $3.50. 1t is the inten-
ton of Mr.. Gurins to put force of men
at work on his claims at the earliest pos
sible date.
The following men have been sworn as
Jurors to try Jose Nunez for murder: T.
]. Wilson, S. H. johnson, ]. r. Hagan. r.
Peters. G. c. Freeman. H. H. Bingham,
]. Hartzell, Frank Van Ness, George
Bike. VIM. Richards, T. w. Codd and G.
S. Hanslen. The case will commence on
Monday next at 10 am.
George A Boren and Tom McFarlane
have returned from the desert, where
they have been investigating the new
soap stone discovery. The outlook is
very flattering.
The testimony has about been COM
pleted in the Rebe murder case.
A heavy north wind commenced blow
ing last night and has continued the
greater portion of the day. This after
noon there is every indication of a rain
storm.
The Websters hold an interesting
meeting tonight
James Marks is spending a week at his
ranch in Swarthout canyon.
Supervisor Cooley and wife have re-
turned from Los Angeles.
Jack Simmons this morning came
down from the Greenland mine in Hol-
comb valley.
Ralph Garner tried in vain to get out
a warrant against DR.. Keating for kill
The herald., 1897-04-24

in the city. accompanied by his wife and
daughter, for La Fiesta Mr.. Shores Is
general counsel for the Great Northern
railway system and vice president Of the
Montana Central railway.
City Passenger Agent e. w. MCGEE of
the Southern California railway. who
was injured while on a street car two
weeks ago. Is able to be about with the
aid of crutches.
George w. Barnett. agent for the
Southern Pacific company at Pomona,
was visitor to headquarters yesterday.
The Southern California Railway COM
pany has brought UP already about SOC
people from San Diego to the Fiesta.
Southern Pacific overland No 20, due
here from New Orleans last night at $3.50
o'clock. was five hours late on account of
a terrific sand storm encountered on the
desert The wind blew at the rate of 45
miles an hour. and the passengers
thought the train would be swept from
the track.
The herald., 1897-04-24
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

other important section OF roadway
within the next few days-that portion
between Sixth street and the foothills
along Azusa avenue. A few days ago
the committee visited the supervisors s
office to ask assistance on the work, but
was able to secure the funds from their
own district after a conference with Su-
pervisor Woodward The expense will
be $500, and the citizens of the town will
make up the funds lacking from the ap-
preparation. 1t is designed to gravel the
two blocks of the business portion of the
town the full width of the street. thus
obviating the expense of street sprink-
ling, which has been heavy for the last
few years.
There has been some talk of organizing
a vigilance committee to put stop to
alleged -thieving. Nearly a dozen
horses have disappeared mysteriously
from town this week Three were re-
covered yesterday at the farther side of
the valley, where they had been i'm
pounded. 1t appears from later develop
ments that the animals have been turned
loose and driven out of town, but appar-
emily without attempting to steal them.
Some of the horses are first-class, and
their disappearance has led to a great
deal of trouble and expense on the part
of the owners.
The M. e. Church South's beautiful
stone church building was dedicated last
Sunday with unusually interesting SER
vices. The trustees had deferred the
dedication till all the construction bills
were paid, and the audience were not
called upon to contribute, as is usually
the case. Rev. Carpenter, OF Fresno,
former pastor of this congregation.
preached a sermon said to be one of the
best and most eloquent ever heard in this
locality. At the afternoon service an
Epworth League organization was Sc
cured, and the congregation is now fully
prepared to take part in the religious
work of the town.
The herald., 1897-04-24

Ana and Orange Motor company lots 8
and 10, block B. in Burgess addition. for
$215
In the superior court today the Secur-
ity Savings bank was given judgment
against Sylvia L. Sessions for $1066.63.
The Judgment was obtained in satisfac-
ton OF a mortgage on thirty acres OF
land In the Kraemer tract
An order was made changing the place
OF trial Of the case of Mickey vs.. Stearns
Rancho company from the Orange coun-
ty superior court to the superior court OF
Los Angees.
Miss Edith Barrett and Aunt Louise
Blaois left to attend the Fiesta today.
Henry Peabody rode to Los Angeles
on his wheel today to witness the floral
parade.
The herald., 1897-04-24
RAILROAD NOTES
General and Personal Mention Of In
terest to Men of the Rail

The reorganization of the Western
Freight association, under the title or
the Western Joint Traffic bureau, has
been completed, all the "a lines in the
previous agreement cooperating. The
members of the former board of admin
istration now constitute the board OF
commissioners, but their powers have
been very much abridged. The board is
not even empowered to fix divisions OF
through rates, as was at first proposed,
but it is provided that each road shall
file with the commissioners its schedule
OF divisions of through rates. The new
organization was framed on the deter
mination to comply strictly with the law
as at present interpreted, and the work
of the commission therefore Is to be con-
fined to gathering statistics, dissemin-
ating information in regard to tonnage
and traffic, and printing and distribut-
ing tariffs, in accordance with the inter-
state commerce law. The Western Pas
senger association is now being similar
ly reorganized as the Western Passenger
Bureau of Statistics and Information.
A bill has been favorably reported in
the New York assembly to compel ferry
boats to carry bicycles free of charge, in
the same manner as they are now carried
by railroads.
A. new rail and lake line has been
formed by the Wisconsin Central and the
Great Lakes Steamship company. to op-
crate between Buffalo, Cleveland, Min
neapolis, st. Paul, Eau Claire and other
points, via Manitowoc, Wis.
The astonishing statement ie made, but
borne out by facts, that the difference of
1 mill per ton per mile on freight car
ried by all railroads in the United States
makes a difference IN the revenue &c
$50, 100000. 1t is the careful watching
of the tenth part of a cent that brings
profit to the transportation companies,
and II Is no wonder that the holders Of
railway stock are anxious for some leg
islation that will enable them to receive
some return for their investment.
General Agent G. B. Auckletree Of the
Southern Pacific at Riverside Is back
from Del Monte, where he attended the
session of the traffic managera
The railways report that travel into
the city this year from outside points,
on account of Fiesta, has been but 70
per cent Of what 1t was last year.
P. ]. Hartt, agent for the Southern CAL
'ifornia railroad at Randsburg, Is here for
a few days. enjoying the Fiesta festiv-
tiles. Mr.. Hartt reports business quite
brisk at the new mining camp and de-
clares that some day it will rival famous
Cripple Creek
A. J. Shores of Great Falls, Mont. is