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the severe weather now prevalent in
 those bigh attitudes, and has been
 stopping at Minas Prietas. Last week
 he was prostrated with severe at ack
 of pneumonia, and is now slowly re.
 covering.
 Pedro Negro is running the Hunt
 ington mill recently put up on his Els
 meralda property with very satisfac-
 tory results. As soon as the water
 supply will admit the mill will be run
 night and day. A bond given on the
 property some time ago has recently
 lapsed, and recent developments, with
 present output, caused the lucky owner to feel very content that it was not taken up.
 One day last week Mir. M. W. Harter-a we'll known gentleman from Florence, Arizona, now in this camp was severely injured by the bursting Of pressure glass on one of the air drilling machines on the tenth level of the Creston mine. He had just put a new glass into the machine and turned on the air when the glass burst into thousand pieces, which flew all over him, cutting him severely on the face, neck, breast arms and head. One of the cuts was so long and deep that it required stitching. Fortunately his eyes escaped injury
 MT. W. D. O'Daley, foreman for the Grand Central Mining Co.,, at Las Amarillas lMinas Prietas) has suffer ed so from impaired health that on the i5t inst. iir resigned iiis position, and has gone over to the Yaqui region on hunting and prospecting trip, for rest and recnpefation His position with the company has been filled by the appointment Of Mr Edward N. Lindsay, recently from San Francisco, a well known California mining man. As an assistant MT Lindsay has the services of MT. Hamilton L. Moulder a young gentleman also recently from San Francisco
 MT. Miguel Padres, the enterprising La Colorado merchant, last week moved his La Casa Colorado store into the Vasquez building, which has been fitted for use. In this place he carries an elegant stock of general merchandise. gents furnish ing goods, silks, laces, fine boots and shoes, hats and caps, canned goods, wines and liquors There he has also l special department devoted to wines md liquors. At La Sucursal, la branch of La Casa Colorada) some dis -ance down the Main street, which store is under the manage nent of his brother, Mr. Juan Padres, Mr, P. carries also a large stock of 'taple and fancy groceries, dry goods, 'tc. Mir. Padres is one of the most Ictive and energetic business men of 'enora, and is deserving of the success le has attained.
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HnN fnr NnIn.

l have for sale l50 Jons of fine barley hay which eau be laid down at Quay mas, Minas Prietas or ilermosillo far cheaper than from Phnux Tempe, and of amuch better quality. Addres
 GEORGE ". ATKINSON,
 CalabasaS, Arizona
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NOTICE.

To THE CITIZENS OF MORALES, A. T. On account of the visit which will be paid us by Governor McCord of Arizona, and Governor Corral of Son ora, and their respective stans and friends. you are respectfully re luested to decorate your houses and places of business on the l4th and 18th days of this month, Respectfully,
 J. J. NooN,
 Mayor of Nogales. Dated Nogales, A. IT., this nth day of February, 1898.
 Ca fin Tiynnnia'c for i,Il J..l;,,,...;.
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MINAS PRIETAS.
Items of Interest From the Great Gold
 Camp in Sonora.


 at Minas Prietas.
 During the past month Mrs Y. A
 Brown has been quite i'll.
 MT. E A. Gilbert is now hospita steward at the company's hospital
 Messrs. Short & Quiroz have re gently purchased the saloon on the Main street at Prietas.
 Mir. c. c. RouDtree has been very II with erysipeas, and is out and around again this week for the first time Tn month.
 A couple of weeks ago MT. George Wyman, returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where he had visited some three months.
 Wednesday MT. McNulty went to San Francisco for treatment for rheu- matism, with which he has been afflicted.
 This week the camp has been visited by MT. K. R. Casper the talented travelling correspondent for the Mex ican Herald.
 In the new shaft of the Grard Gen. tral mlne, on the seventh level, a large body of very rich ore has been uncovered which extends the full i w47 tii of the siii sisiif t went ts sfsc feet 
 Thursday MT. Joseph Marestein, late proprietor of the Hotel Central, went % 0uaynas where he will visit Q day or two, and will then go t0 Los Augeles. California, where he win re- mat couple of weeks returning aafleeerward to Sonora.
 Nh Chas. Pearson, agent for the the Torres & Prietas railway at Prie- tas and La Colorado, mas been appoint cd agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ex- pres, in the place of the recently de- ceased Horatio King. Mrs. King, daughter of MT. Pearson, will handle tue 8express business, under super vision Of her father.
 On the evening of February lst, the office of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express at Prietas, was burglarized and d number of articles of personal value to the acting agent, MT. Nelson, were taken No evidence was found suff1. clent to inculpate any one, but sus- picion was strongly directed at a re- gently discharged employe Of the rail- war,
 n the Creston mine at Minas Prie- tas new vein of very rich ore was recently cut on the eighth level and the same vein is being developed on the levels above. A cross cut run from the sixtblevel has also cut if and another on the fourth level is ab- | 1t. Drifts are being run on { ons yein which show it to be continu- [ 'uslPnd the ore very rich.
 Aielscher Brothers of Nogales. are affangiog to open a new clotbinp and ssn1s furnishing store at La Colorado. Y fe premises recently vacated by a'k'iel Padres. This energetic and ,'''ef fprislng firm have long enjoyed aeHfy trade from the camp, and now 'aQ Y to their interest to establish a 'pes0 right on the ground. Mir. Juan As'Hnendez will be the manager. 
 H. Laurence, well known 1'.'t s man. now operating at Pinos A'e1f ID the state of Chihuahua. a'ns oown from the siefras some 'ssef ago. with his wife, to escape
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MORALES NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Around the
 Line Cities

gales Sunday.
 Monday Mir. W. c. Smith was Il from Guacomea.
 Tuesday Captain L. w. Mix went l. Hermosillo on business.
 Tuesday MT and Mrs. Frank Kim went to Hermosilo.
 Sunday Sheriff Bob Leatherwoot was at Nogales on business.
 Sunday morning MT. John W. Rob erts went to Prietas on business.
 Geo. Kuhns has accepted position at Washington Camp where he wen last week.
 A movement to organize in Nogale, a lodge of Foresters to work in Span ish, is taking shape.
 Conklin is doing a fine job of paint ing on Captain Mix's new office build ing on Avery avenue.
 Yesterday evening Mrs. W. P. liar. low went to Phoenix, summoned by the illness of her sister.
 MT. A. Orfila, well known Tucson attorney, was visitor in NogaleS several days last week.
 Proto Brothers will open their new store on the Sonora side of the line about the first Of March.
 Sunday morning MT John Parker came down from Benson to attend business matters at Nogaes
 Last sunday Mr ] D. Milton was visiting his many friends in Nogales, coming in from Tucson in the morn- ing
 Tomorrow Joe Thompson goes to Prietas, to lay the stone foundations for new set of boilers for the Creston mine.
 Messrs. Homer Santee and Arthur Crepin, the we'll known merchants and mining men at Rollin. were in town Monday.
 Miss Turrey of Chicago, daughter of E. c. Furry, we'll known wholesale butcher, is visiting Nogales, the guest of Mrs. J. B. Mix.
 Monday MT. E. c. Turrey of Chi ,aco, who is visiting Captain l.. W. Mix, went to Hermosillo and Quay mas for short visit.
 sunday Nogales was visited by Mir D. H. Bruck, travelling representative or Blake, Mohitt & Towne, paper lealers at Los Angeles.
 Monday morning Mr. Charles F. 'praker, who had been visiting in Nogales several weeks on account of Illness, returned to Guacomea.
 Saturday evening Mir. Arturo Mora es Guaymas merchant and mining 'perator, came up from the south, and was at Nogales several days.
 f satisfactory transportation and ,ther arrangements can be made, G win attend the Washing on's Birthday celnbration at Phoenix n body.
 siF. D. B Mccullough is closing out lis interests in Nogoles, and with his amily will return east to reside. hey expect to leave shortly after larch lst
 Next Tuesday, in honor of tue visit [ Governors NJ. II McCord and 'amon Corral, the fire depart lent of NoValps Arjyoua will |
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For fresh and siltei meats of every description, sausage, head cheese, and other deicacies, go to Charley Beck < Co.'s new meat market.
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Two ra9ns @ lAf farals lai for house keeping Mantel, bod etc very convenient; reut reasonable to resp nsiDle parties. Apply on pTemi. ses, cottage, corner Canon street and Railroad avenue.
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Ifyou want tu reur house, go co Harlow X GoNau
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Go to IlmmIels for aII delIeaeIes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-11-19
BEGINS TO FEEL THE YOKE.

E Mayersve Spectator hitherto blind unquestoning sup
porter Of everything MLau rabd defender the gang and
It's methods and its avowed champion right wrong sink or SWIM
survive or pehthe Mayersyi Spectator repeat has seen
hight not totally unregeneate and proved that there is
limit beyond which McLaurn nsonce auacy cannot
without arong its protest The following from the columns
Oh he spectator only more than usually emphatic echo
many goas and grohat are beginning to up
Key and uena counties against the oppression which their
PIE are subjected by the Mcaurnism by which they overrldden
I'm all the history Isaquena county, before has there
appeared IN our midst real fufedged this week There
fo we must say that the in which Judge conduct
a MS court IN reference to the appeals taken taken OBJ
on election unprecedented Of He
refused an appeal from his the supreme court
me grand Jury to BRING indictments after having displaced some of
us members who had the manhood open court and
g tell MN they could not with him. We tried to get the re-
port put was Informed by gentleman who had sought the same
% hat the Judge had informed him that he DESTROYED IT, Wbv
we know not unless to allow suspicion upon the gentlemen he
placed and not caring the whole on an 1u footing
MS qehg the case we cannot let it pass without notice
lie took under advisement months one of the asee
ueu anohe IN few hours when the instance covers
~ ana one depends on the other. 1t silent remark b
by large majority of our people it looks like
instead OF prosecution; and vast majority of our peone
9th wet and dry loud in procamnE that the matter Was M
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-11-19
A HuNILAr!NO CONFESSION.

TIE TINES has made a blunder
This paper, usually careful in its
ways, and striving religloItsly NJ
ter the truth, has printed and cir
culated an erroneous statement so
glaringly false that any man who
can both readand run might see it,
In our last issue it was editorial
" stated that the per diem of the
President of the Leyee Board was
$500.
Toour shame and confusion an
examination of the published pro-
ceedings of the last meeting OF the
board reveals the fact that the fol-
lowing amount was allowed the
President for mileage and per
diem, to wit
J. NJ. Jayne, > days...,,...So.OO
The mileage from the First
National Bank to the Levee Board
office is rather too triding to be
taken into consideration. The
Notifying fact remains, therefore,
that The TINES made an absurd
mistake, and that the per diem Of
the President, instead of $500 as
stated, is Just double that sum, or
300. The TINES is penetrated
with modification at its error, and
apologies to its readers for
blunder for which haste and mad
yertence makes but a very poor
excuse.
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

WE DO NOT believe that Governor McLaurin up the Maine
or murdered Mrs Luegert struck Billy Patterson but
several sinister reflections will obtrude themselves seeking an
explanation OF the vote of Rankin against the
delta regard to the amendment earthly reason hv
Rankin or other hill county should have against it, 1t was
matter which concerned them not all except
friendly desire to aid this part of the surly against
and wish to do HARM Rankin is the governors chosen citadel
As he pulls the wire Rankin umpsf ever Jump Now
well known that with the exception unfortunate counties
OF Shakey and auen the Delta the only part the state that
caun has never been able to bugae and that he accordingly
has in for this region every possible occasion few words
from Governor Mclaurn is naturally supposed might easily have
influenced the hostile vote of Bankn county, urued 1t into an
dosement of the which to the future OF m
Delta 1t difficult to suppose the Rankin county voters
not well advised OF the feelings of the the premises
acted accordingly
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THEN AND NOW.

When "out' we grieve,
When lin" we grab.

When in ' we grab.
And seventeen more said they'd
take sugar in ther'n; for Of such
is the kingdom of office holders.
In 1892 the present President of
the Levee Board was on its outside;
shut out from its honors and emol-
uments. and not at all pleased with
the conduct of its affairs. He was
satisfied that if he were made par
taker in its control ''retrenchment
and reform" would come TO the
from. Soimpressed was he with
the desire to improve its affairs,
that as Senator from this county
be prepared bill to alter and
amend the laws then governing it,
so as to secure the reform. The
bill was quite lengthy in its en-
deavor to cover alleged complaint,
and give to the people the sweet
surprise Of Levee Board reform
ed and regenerated, which should
play no favorites and burn no I'M
believers.
In that bill there was this pro
vision inregard to salaries Of Of
fcers:
Said Board shall tx at said
meeting the salaries Of such Off .
GERS 50 elected. and the salary 50
fixed MAY BE LOWERED but shall |
NEVER be increased during the |
term for which said officers are
THE Board of Levee Commits
sIoners shall at the time of fixing
the salaries Of the above named
officers fix the salary Of the Presi-
dent Of SAID Board, which SHALL |
NOT EXCEED the sum Of $500
per annum. "
Surely the economy provided
In this Ills more to be desired
now with 4 cent cotton than it was
when the bill was attempted to be
made law. Yet the salary of the
President Of the Levee Board has
been increased to $1,000,
We did hope that with this
Board there could be no Just com
plant thatit was being handled as
personal corporation and dispenser
Of good things to the favored few,
instead Of q solemn trust main
aimed by all the people for the
oest interests Of all the people. - 4
}H.enrille Spirit.
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EIGHT counties Of the state en-
joy the distinction of casting a
vote against the control of the
leyees by the government. They
are Attala, Benton, Choctaw,
Oktibbeha, Rankin, Tate, TIppah,
Webster. All these counties are
rs far removed from the Delta in
distance as they are in sympathy.
The Delta vote was, Of course. al
most unanimously IN favor of the
amendment. In five Of the cOun-
ties named above the vote was
Overwhelmingly adverse to the
measure. towit: Attala. Benton.
Oktibbeha. Tate and TIppah.
Why these counties should have
manifested 50 pronounced an OPP
position to the interests of the |
Delta viii be variously explained. |
The degree Of intelligence which |
prompted the vote is indicated by
the claim advanced by the Ripley
County, Sentinel that the
Delta was rich enough to take care
If itself, and that if the govern
nent undertakes the task of pro-
Getting 1t from overflow it should I
wen things up by terhlizing the
ills.
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grand u and held his conscience TO the
discharge official but when we look nj the fact
hand parties who have obtained license have honestly
paid their money for license n rive bond and are conducting bust
nes, according 10 law anil an guilty any crime call forth
such force by ho judge who ho the CONT in our county, while in
his county right under the saloons openly and
Sundays and gambling bells blossom and bloom at
WILL then there to Vurkei before entering his neghbors
premises.
1t In, always been our aim in lie De fair to fellow men,
believes Upho ING te laws Of our land than
but such proceedings by Judge is u4heard OF and unjust
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Bridge Notice.

state Of Mississippi, Washington County.
BY order of tue Board Of Supervisors sealed
bids are Invited to be fled with the Clerk OF
this Board on or before \ me O'Clock a. m of
December 5th, ls9s, for bui.ding according TO
plans aHd specifications on Me in the ca noeIy
Clerk office Ofsald county, bridge across
Little Black Bayou, and one across Big Black
Bayou on the new road leading from Winter
For farther information US to location Of
bridges you are referred to Mr., S, ID FinlaJ
Road Commissioner, The Board reserves the
the faithful performance Of contract vii he "a.
qutred to be fled with the blu Given under
my hand and seal OF oGiee this 7th day Of
November, A. d ls0S
7 II, HOOD, Clerk
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retItton ,ol. E.tnuor License

To he ~ Fl, Boar, OF supervisors of
Washing 90 ,Gu1ts
Sc the Undersigned, qualihel electors of
petition our honorable body to grant unto
WILLIAM RICHARD EVERETT,
a resident of said district, license to sell vim.
Gus, spurious, alcoholic, malt and intoXicat
ing liquors in less quantities than one gallon.
in house 10 be greeted on J. u. sparksF place
on JacksOnts Bayou, in said District, Comfy
and State, and we hereby recommend WiIljsm
Richard Everett to be II good rrpuinti N and n
sober and suitab Q ptraOn TO receive such license
and hereby certify hlm " b. resident of ssid
District No and II good reputation Az
OUr .e,laaulIs VIII sv"' NE ''~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-11-19

In me District Court of the IT7nta+I
states for the Western Division n
the southern District of Mississinni
II Bankruptcy No g.. in the matfla,
"i ben II. S3rasol, by whom nrti.
t''A 'a9 adjudication OF BaoErunr.y
Himself .4s filed on tbSS
s-au Gay ofoao5er A. D. ISIS lag
10 NuoA w May CONCERN:
This i to give notice that m ,b,.
the Hyh day 81 November. A. n 1sgs
ben NJ. sarason OF G~eenvilla II, 81 -
county Of Washington. and Sta ~ VI nt
mississippi, has boon adudesd n IA ~ -
fnpt, on MS own petition: that tha ~
meht OF any debtsand thedeliveryo} as,
property belonging to such Bankr1,,t y
hlm' or Tor his use, and the tranefaPs 20
any property by him are f0rbiader
Jaw law; max meeting of.the Creditory =
me sald bankrupt, to prove their 5a6t VI
= ana TO choose one or more Trnst oeo's
MS . estate, will be held at C og,s9 " "
bankruptcy, to be holden at,S ours Of /
OF Skinner & R0een. IN q Gr ~ once 5.,, /
mississippi before v ! W ~ sillel (
referee, on the 9TH dav al DaoatL ger,
A. d. ls9s, at 70 O'CLOCK Hseeihoer
E, L. E'ssor-vo,n
Re5ieree In BanlT,,n,.,
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Baird-Snitl Co.,
Sole Agents.
Notices in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court for the United
States for the Western Division Of
the Southern District Of Mississippi
in Bankruptcy No. i, in the matter
al Enrich 4 Waldauer, a firm com
posed of Jonathan Ehrlich and Louis
Waldauer, by whom a petition for
adjudication of Bankruptcy was filed
on the 30th day of August. A, D..
1898, in said Court.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN}
This Is to give notice that the firm
OF Enrich & Waldauer and Jonathan
Enrich and Louis Waldauer of Green
vile, In the county of Washington and
the State OF Mississippi have on th;s
the 9th DAY Of November, 4 :, ,sos
egeH a. --runErupts, on their
~"n petition: that the payment of anv
ueots and the delivery of any property
belonging to said Bankrupts. to them
or either OF them, or for their use or
tor the use Of any of them, and the
transfer Of any property by them or
eltler OF them, is forbidden by law.
mat meeting of the Creditors of said
Bankrupts, to prove their debts and to |
choose one or more Trustees of their |
estate, will be held at a Court of Bank. |
ruptcy to be holden on the 9th dav of
December A. D. 1898, at the Office of
Messrs. skinner & Bogen at IL o'clock
NJ, before E. L. Mounger, Referee.
e. l.. MOUNGER,
tteieree in Bankruptcy,
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FOR SALE.

No. 80 Blickensderfer Type
writer. Call or write. Price $50
MISSISSIPPI CoTToN On Co.
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pInnters. Attention.

When you are IN need OF Gin
Repairs, or Machinery of any
kind, remember the old reliable
T. II. PERRY,
IO5 Main St,
Greenyille, Miss.
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A full stock of Sash, Doors and
Blinds at factory prices,
LEAyENwORTH LUMBER Co.
just received Iul line of
Sidenberg coar Havana Cigars.
H. lGl8GL&G
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FOR RENT-Piantauon IN sun
flower County Applyto H., 404
Grove St, Vicksburg, Miss.
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To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This is to give notice that on this
the 9th day of November, A. D. 1898
John G. and r. Sessions and the said
firm of John G, and r. Sessions of
Greenville and Leota, in the County Of
Washington and State of Mississi9ni
have been adjudged Bankrupts aob
their own petition; that the pavmemt
OF any debts and the delivery Of ANN
property belonging to said Bankrunte
to them or either OF them, or for tbeig
use or for the use of either of them
and the transfer of any property nv
them is forbidden by law; that meet,
ing OF the Creditors of said Banl[rnnts
to prove their debts and IN
choose one or more Trustees of thajc
estate, will be held alta Court Of Rank.
ruptcy 70 he holden at the Office ~
Messr,s, Skinner & Bogen, in Green
vile, Mississippi, before L. l.. Mounger
Referee, on the 9th day of ecem55er
"A. D. 1898, at IL o'clock NJ.
E, L. MoUNGER,
Referee in Bankruptcy |
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IN the District Court Of the United
States Tor the Western Division of
the Southern District of Mississippi.
IN Bankruptcy No. 3, in the matter
OF John G, and r, Sessions, partners
under the firm name of John G. and
X, Sessions, by whom petition for
adjudication of Bankruptcy was filed
on the 10th day of September, A. D.
1898, in said Court.
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I-ieree in Bankruptoy
--=-a thtN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14
THE LATE MAGAZINES.

Tho Cosmopolitan for Maioh Is an interest
Ing number. with u leading illustrated article.
The Land That Is Coveted" BIZ William,
Eiroy Curtis The article is a comprehensive
view OF the people and customs OF tho OH.
ncse empire. Work OF Mrs Kenyon cay.
is q study OF that artist contributed by Thro.
doro DRESSER and carrying three fun, Page re-.
productions OF her paintings. Theron G.
Crawford reviews '''The Dreyfus Mystery
having been sent to France On a mission Of
'nves'isation into that celebrated case lie
sides with the disgraced officer. He writes.
This celebrated case has now become cn,,.
plieated with political questions, aud Tho ,r-
h surn 2, me French government itself may be
v vsa,uSn. 70 severe trial IN the future de-
reiopmsnts or this WONDERFUL ease. rodav u,
Fasnss pa,san rules The great majority Of
ready. With brutal ostracism and he snp r aay
r nSn ss's \, g Sppose ana rush down ali Who
.eppeass % be doubtful case IL reo',,rss
seeay man Of great courage ana Of srss,