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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
SPANISH EXPERT OPINION.

Senior Geusro Alas, who is considered
in Spain to be the frat military writer'
made the following remarks in sn article
in La Epocs Of Madrid, recently sOO0'
the results Of war between tbis country
aud Spain:
Suppose that at the beginning Of '0s
war We sink the whole Yankee fees ana
bomtard with success two or three fsn-
kee ports. will il all end there! on, TO-
The Americans will not stand il. and the
nation that from 1861 to 1865 pat IN
arms more than 1000. 600 soldiers. raised
powerful fleets, spent 100000 oo and
lost nearly the same amount, VIII make
such efforts then that. in spite OF ali ny
respect for Spanish patriotism, l esnnos
believe that Spain will be able to stand
AGAINST il. Can any man OF
sense believe shs. we can do 10 The United
States what the Americans cannot DC 70
rs, L. il no. 0 nonsensicsl dream 70
think Of . conquest Of American term
tory, / an not doubling the courage OF
the Spauiards. bat | believe that al the
nations Of Europe together are not strong
enough 10 sever . foot Of land from The
United States. The whole
war <ill be reduced 10 this : The fan-
KEGS will provide the insurgents With
arms and ammunition, blockade the ports
of Cub., and s.arve TO death cur army
there. that subsisss now exclusively On
imported food. Whs. viii be the roll OF
our navy. To break the blockade, 10
order to provision our army and IN order
to get coal for itself. That will be all.
At the start toe Yankees may destroy
our whole navy or we may destroy tbeirs'
but in the long run they will ee. the
advantage"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
ursEgs WHO VOLUNTEER.

The Virginia, Nevada, Enterprise,
pointing out ths. prospecsors are likely
to help fight Spain, suggests the enact
mens by Congress Of a Law providing
thu. in case any locator of a mineral claim
should join the army, that fact would
relieve him Of the obligation TO do he
annual assessment on bis mining claims
during the year in which he might serve
as a soldier. On the Doth inst, Senator
Shoap Of Idaho introduced in the Senate
. bill providing protection for miners who
may want to 90 to the front in the vol
unteer army. The measure sets forth
the provision OF the present mining laws
under which any claim on which assess
men. work amounting to 500 has not
been performed each year shall be sub
ject to forfeiture, and then makes sn
amendment to the effect that in no case
shall there be . forfeiture where the
miner was serving any part OF the year
In the army as . volunteer.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
NORTH END NOTES.

DIAxoyD VALET, April q, is9s.
Miss Cisrs White, who has bsen seri-
ously Ill for several weeks, il slowly re-
covering and il NOW able TO be out.
There IL 8 scarcity Of Indians through
out the valley at present owing TO . large
number Of them having gone 10 Elko 70
attend the fsndsngo.
Last Friday nigh, 8 farewell party sss
given BY the Mound Valley Tempersoct
Society to Mrs. Joe Lindsay and daughter
Misc Pearl, who leave shortly for San
Francisco to remain some time.
The season is about W. weeks ahead
this year. Flowers that do not appear
until much later are already in bloom and
the grass is growing rapidly. giving prom
Use Of 8 greater amount of feed for satil'
this Summer than WAS st first expected.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

All Chartz has the following TO say IN
shs Geuo. Courier in regard TO the con-
..i,usionalisy Of the Poll Tax Law
Tbs two poll tax receipt requirement
a.. -urereauisite to registration 10 up be-
fore the supreue COurs Of Nevada, hAv-
Ing been broosht up on nandsuSs pro
eesdiues BY Hon. Wn. Woodburr- This
be.usifuI Law was framed By . Repoo-
I;can Senator. passed BY Legislature
that vas overwhelmingly Silver party,
approved by . Silver party Governor
under advice Of cur present Silver party
Attorney General. and should nov really
be considered . Silver party measure. u
being /. sort Of foster child TO that party.
The Republican Senator simply turned
the innocent loose in the Silver party
arena. and the Silver party danes CON-
msncsd TO suekle, fondle and nurse ID.
until they found the thing had . terrible
sting Il one end, and then they employed
Mr.. Woodburn 10 take it 10 the Supreme
Cour. 10 get it. head cat Of. The Law
Of the thing, IS l view il Of first sight is
this : A uuniciplsy may prescribe csr-
tain rsouirsnenss with reference 20 vos-
ing for IL. own officers, as for instance II
the election was solely for State officers
or nuniripsl o5cers, the Law might stand,
bat - the registered voter has the right
to vote for Congressman and for State
Senators and Assenblymen, who IN turn
will vote for United States Senator, the
Legislature OF the State may nos pre-
scribe additional Qualifications prerequi-
site TO voting than are imposed By the
Consultation Of this State.
The registration now going on in Carson
is preliminary TO the Carson City cleo.
,ion soon to take place, il is true. but
the law permits those who register now
TO vote next November, without further
registration, and therefore the Law oi
1897 requiring two poll tax receipts be-
fore registration is unconstitutional fol
the reason, amongst others, because il
imposes obligations not required BY the
Constitution Of persons who vote fol
Offices created by the Constitution.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

Mrs. A. Tween. residing ct 100 Henry
street, Alton H., suffered with soistie
rheumatism for over eight months. She
doctored for ID nearly the whole OF this
time, using various remedies recommend
ed BY friends, and was treated BY the
physicians, but received no relief. She
then used one and half bottles Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which effected Q
complete cure. This 10 published ~ her
request, a. she wants others similarly sf-
aIcsed 70 know What cured her. The Is
and 80 sent sizes for sale By Mrs. II. N.
schn elder Il Co.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
MuIes for the Army.

Last week at 81. Louis the Government
received bids for 1868 draft mules. The
bids we're opened by Lieutenant Colonel
G. G. Smith. Deputy Quartermsstsr Gen
eral, at the headquarters in that city. The
bidder offered prices on three classes. one
known az "wheel mules" another as
"swing mules and the third as leaders"
The frst class refers to very heavy
mules, which are hitched next to the
wheels Of q baggage wagon or an artillery
carriage. and the "swing mules" and the
"~lssders" come next In order respective
ly In q six-mule team. Maxwell q Crouch,
who are credited by the 81. Louis Repub-
lilo with having lately cornered the mule
market. we're awarded the contract for the
latter two classes. For "swing mules"
their bids ranged from s107 70 slS5 8
head, and for ''lesders" from s92 to 500.
@. E. Young Of Cincinnati was the lowest
bidder for 'wheel mules" his prices rang
ing from sl38 to s165 a head.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.

The Examiner, with its usual enterprise,
il nov publishing 8 four-page evening
edition: also extras during the day.
The DeLamar Lode has branched out
into q full hsdged daily, and now contains
q se~legraphic synopsis Of each Days war
news.
The Nevada State Herald, published at
Wells heretofore as 3 weekly. has jumped
into the journalistic field ss s daily, and
il doing bright and newsy work.
The Reno Gazette is again taking the
Associated Press dispatches. The daily
specials it has been furnishing the SEX.
rrsEE are well compiled and thoroughly
reliable.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
oovernor sndier Misquoted.

The report that Governor Sadler had. In
a telegram 70 Washington, in response to
a call for troops from this State. refused
to furnish less than 800 men. is officially
stated TO be incorrect. I'm fact" said
Colonel Lord this morning. "the Cover
nor has not YET received q call for volun-
teers, but in case he had refused to fur
nish any troops whatever he would have
committed no offense against the present
law, as the authority Of the President
over the militia Of the various States is
practically abolished by the late act OF
Congress, evidently passed for ultra pur-
poses. Az the Law now stands the Pres
ident Is practically compelled 10 stand.
hat in hand, and ask for volunteers
Virginia Chronicle.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
NEWS NOTES.

The miners al Angels Camp, California,
are about to form q Union.
Captain DeLsmar. the Western mining
msgnste, has sued his wife for divorce in
Paris.
The torpedo boat Somers. recently pur.
chased from Germany. has been abandoned
at Falmouth, England.
California sheep by thousands are be-
Ing shipped 70 Utah, New Mexico and
Texas TO escape starvation from drouth.
1t is positively announced at Washing
ton that shePresiden. does not contemplate
. call for additional volunteers at present.
Patrick Mullen, q gunner on board the
United States wsrship Nashville, had the
honor Of firing the first gun In the war
with Spain, now on.
Barcelona is now the most populous
city Of Spain. The census just completed
shows that ID has $780, 900 inhabitants,
while Madrid has only 507, 900.
A band Of 400 cattle were landed in
Truckee last Saturday that were purchased
In Southern California for s12 q head.
They will be ranged In the vicinity Of su-
sanville.
Women nurses will not be allowed 10
accompany the American armies either on
the march or field Of battle. They will be
permitted only in the large hospitals. and
then at their own risk and expense.
Christian Refs was appointed by the su.
pervisors Treasurer Of San Francisco on
Saturday to succeed A. @. Wilbur, said to
be 500, 900 short. Mr.. Rsis held the Office
for two terms. and is N ex-Supervisor.
At Stockton, CAL, spot wheat has
reached the highest price. One lot Of
1900 sacks brought s1.75 per GENITAL. and
the mills are paying s1.70 to 81 .72k for
milling wheat. Farmers think they will
secure 50 for their wheat, as there will be
but little Of il raised 10 that State this
year.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

Washington E. Conner, a Jay Gould
broker, claims to have succeeded where
the other fellow failed in the matter Of
raising . Wall street regiment. He has
1912 bankers. brokers and clerks pledged
for enlistment. and 500. 900 for expenses
80 it is said. II those chaps can get
the Spaniards to play their game, there
will be no occasion to send any other
veterans" there. The Dons will be
cleaned out sure.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

A case Of scsr.si fever is reported in
Carson.
Utah vii si2non s cattle inspector At
wsasvorth. Nevada
WA5srorth married men prefer var in
Cuba 10 thai With their wives al home.
TIE Bullion and Exchange Bank Of Car
son decided TO subscribe for $4,000 worth
c. rEr loan bonds.
JAek GodirsJ the Virginia livery man,
h.s put on . foar-horse stage between
hat plses and Reno.
Bates q. Marriott has been appointed
postmaster ct osceols. White Pine county.
vios 5. A. d. Giasscoek.
There is an Indian fAndkngo near Elko
.sd the trains on the c. P. are well loaded
With Indians srery day.
The people Of Elko responded literally
and sl77. 80 has been raised 70 purchase .
sisad Of eolors for Company z.
So far three Winnemucos girls have
ozsred their services ss nurses in readi-
ness to accompany Company D in case 10
ID sent to the front.
On ArbOr Dsy IT Reno . tree vas plant
ed BY the senior class in memory Of the
bzitleship Maine, and also one planted in
honor Of Consul General Lee.
Mrs. MoIlie Lotus. formerly Of Day
ton, Lyon county. has sued . wealthy
young man named Griffith Of Los An
gelss for $50. 600 for breach Of promise.
jim Corbeti visited the Carson arena
Monday and pointed out 10 his wife the
spot In The ring where FiizsinmoDs found
his solar ple1ns. Jim's jaw 10 ssill wAg-
ging.
The number OF troops from Nevada, IN
der the call Of the President dated April
%, 1895, will be one troop Of cavalry, for
special mounted service. This will take
the cowboys.
A correspondent. Of The Reno Gazette
doubts the truth Of the Stockton chem
ists discovery OF obtaining moisture
from air in sufficient quantities to be Of
practical benefit.
The Carson Appeal says the amazing
growth Of the little town OF Gardnerville
on the east fork Of the Carson river has
demanded one improvement after another,
and now q SIS. 900 w~a.erworks will be put
in.
Lieutenant Morgan Of Virginia City has
been pardoned by Governor Ssdler, at
his own solicitation, for insubordinAcy Of
which be was declared guilty By court
martial and Is again eligible for military
service.
The State Board Of Health promptly
refused the request Of Miller & Lux for
permission 10 ship several carloads Of
horses from California 10 W~innemucca,
and to be driven from there to their Ore
gon ranges.
The Appeal objects to the draping Of the
open air band stand In Carson in
yellow and blAck-the Spanish colors-
and suggests that red. white and blue
would be more appropriate under present
conditions.
Miss Julia Cane Of Virginia City, 8 pas
senger bound for this place. fell from No.
yesterday about e mile west Of here,
Though the train was running at full
speed. she m%iraculously escaped injury
, Silver Slate.
The report OF g. A. LaGrsve, Insur-
snce Commissioner OF this State. shows
for the year 1897 that $50. 056 As Was paid
to the companies in premiums. while
SAT. 865.25 was paid for fire losses. In lii:
insurance the premiums paid the com
psnies reached 1851 80, while the
amount paid by the companies on deaths
was s~36,153.37.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
Important Mining Decision.

The United States Circuit Court Of APP
peal recently decided, In the case Of q
CROOKED vein" that IL the apex Of 9 vein
or part of 10 crosses the end line Of q
claim and then passes out through . side
line, but curves back again into the
claim and crosses its other end line, thus
giving the owners Of the claim no right 10
any part OF the apex which is outside their
lines.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
Sale OF MUTTON sheen.

Austin Reveille. April 23: VIM. Potts
Of Monitor Valley recently sold 1000
wethers to p. 8. Jensen Of Birch Greek
to be delivered after shearing. The
wethers were shorn at Birch Greek We'd
nesday and Thursday and Tuck Streshley
hauled the wool, tw~enty-eight bales,
weighing 1000 pounds, TO Ledie yestsr-
day. and IL will be shipped over the N.
@. tomorrow TO market. Mr.. Potts was
in town to-day to attend TO shipping the
wool.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
Patriots for Revenue.

Virginia Chronicle: According to the
statement Of the management Of the
Maine memorial fund benefit given ct the
Opera House last week. Carson and Com.
stock patriots swipe jointly s107 out Of
the total receipts Of $3.50, leaving q mar
gin OF sl62 for memorial purposes. This
was q far better showing than that made
BY Capital city patriots who "swiped the
whole works" and lsfs the fund s1.30 In
debt.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

fostaI employees can enlist for military
or naval service il they choose, and their
places will be ready for them when they
return. The g~Overnmen. naturally in
sists that those who serve ID in time
Of peace shall have an equal chance with
other citizens to defend il in time OF war.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
SIGNING THE RESOLUTIONS.

Mckinley sat upon his chair, and Hams
stood behind 10.
Said Mark: "You mustn't sign thai
'ere,"
But Mack he up and signed II;
And then the people shouted loud, and
Freedom waved her banner.
But when he saw the deed was done, the
Blow almost killed Hanna.
-Jeffsrsonville., Ind, Courier.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
JOHNNY BULL.

although full Oft I've joked and sooffed
At nasal intonations;
Although my his. loud and soft,
Avoid their proper stations;
Although at divers times / yearn
With Europe 10 be clannish,
us easier. on the whole, 10 learn
United States than Spanish"
Washington Star.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
Nevada principal Volunteers.

Professor Edwin E. Caine, Principal Of
the public school al Wsdsworth. has ten
dered his services TO the Government in
the event Of 9 call for volunteers from this
State. Professor Game is q graduate OF
the State University and commanded a
corps Of cadets at that institution. He Is
we'll skilled In tactics.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

The trip of the battlesbip Oregon from
San Francisco around the Horn to the
Atlantic coast is great argument for
the Nicaragua canal. built, owned and
operated as q national measure.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

THAT was the best all night job Con.
gress has done in the last thirty years"
says the Chicago Inter Ocean. referring
to the resolution ordering Spain out Of
Cuba.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

Spain would be in better shape for q
fight If il had Russia's war chest. At
last report Russia had 1896, 600. 900 in
gold in it's vaults. Spain has only S4S.-
900. 900. The United States has sl47,-
900, 900. the bank of France $22S. 000,-
900. the bank Of Germany 1852, 900. 600.
and Austria sI79. 900. 900.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
MAR iED.

Al Baker, White Pine county, Nevada. April
Is, isss, Chss. o. Fillmore and Miss Minnie
Hickman.
At Baker. White Pine county, SevAds. April
II, iss, George T. Smith and Miss Esther
Desrdsn.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

Reno has been selected by Secretary Al
ger as the place 70 rendezvous Nevada
troops who enlist for the war with Spain.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
DIED.

In EureSA, Nevada, April %, ls9s, Virginia
Axpex. daughter Of p. Y and Annie Mcbride,
sged 4 years, . months and % days,
AT Hamilton. White Pine county. Nevada,
April 1s. ISIS. infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
J. MeEllin, aged 16 days.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

WASHINGTON ID. C.s Aprl 70.
The Governor Of Nevada The nnmber
of troops from your State, under the
call Of the President, dated April 20,
1898, will be one troop Of cavalry, special
mounted service. II is the wish Of the
President that the regiment OF the Ma
tional Guard or State militia shall be used
az far as the number will permit for the
reason that they are armed, equipped and
drilled. Please wire early as possible
what equipment, ammunition, arms, tents,
blankets. etc., you have and what addition
you will require. Please also state when
troops will be ready for muster into United
States service. Detail TO follow by mail.
r. A. ALeER, Secretary Of War.
The above dispatch calling for a troop
Of cavalry from Nevada, was evidently sent
under the impression that the National
Guard included q mounted company or
companies in Its organization and the
troop called for was TO be recruited from
lie ranks, whereas the Nevada military
companies comprise very well drilled in
fansry.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

Under the call for l25. 900 volunteers
Nevada would be entitled to 1855.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

Primary DepArtmens-Edith Treloar,
Nina Filippini. Flora Filippini. Freddie
Father. Bennett Moyls. Efe Father.
Mile Hicks.
MISS ANNIE WILLIAMS, Teacher.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30
VAR NEWS is
SCiRCE To-Day.

TrSEL the folloriug latest ne sreceived
from Washington up to 3 P. n. Friday,
April 10Th:
w~AszssTox. April &.-The Naval
Dsputnsns has besn o6cislly notified
hat The Spanish Zee, Ie,s the Cape Verde
Islands yesterday. bound for America
Advises are received Of e1rsordinsry
military and naval activity ~thrOushoai
France.
xlDzID. April 2S.-Ths United States
fest il no expected 10 reach Manila be-
fore Sunday. The Spanish fsei At Manila
has been divided and reinforced By Al
auxiliary cruiser.
In Madrid il Is thought the frss nsvsl
battle viii take place Of Manila.
6AS ANTONIO, Texas. April 9.-Ths
east bound Southern Pacific train Wa
held up By six men ss Comstock last night.
The mail and express cars were looted.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

Ruby Hill school Boil OF Honor.
Following 10 the roll Of honor OF the
Ruby Hill school for the month ending
April az, 1898:
Grammar Department - Rose Ivey,
Janet McNAughton, Edward Rogers.
VIcToR DoRsBERGER, Teacher.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-30

81. JOHNS CHAPTER, NO. s..
THE STATED ooHvoCATIoSs OF ST.
Il Johns Chapter. No. 8. q. 4. NJ, will be
held ct Masonic Hall on the Saturday next
succeeding the pale OF the moon In each
month. r. X. MORRISON, Il, p,
]. II. HoEeH, Secretary.
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r. h. HARMON,

A rTORNEY AT Law AND NO.
"A tsry Public. o~hacs-Ryland's Building,
street. opposite the Jackson House.
Eureka, Nevada.
The age-herald., 1898-04-01

WILL PURCHASE ST. THOMAS ISLAND
 Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Ready for Speedy Action.

Washington March 31.-The senate com mittee on foreign relations had two ses- sions today. At the morning session the decision to purchase the Danish island or St. Thomas was reached. Captain Sigsbee, of the Maine, and Captain Berker, Secre- tary Longs naval aide, who went to Key West after the explosion, were before the committee at the afternoon sitting. Both were examined in detail In regard to the condition and strength of our navy in the vicinity of Havana, and Captain Sigsbee was questioned as to his opinion and knoWl- edge of the Maine catastrophe. His story was not materially different from that de- tailed to the naval court of inquiry. He did not express a conviction in so many words that the disaster was the result Of treachery on the part of the Spanish, but after the committee had concluded its hear ing one of it's members expressed his be- lief that the explosion was due to that agency. The purpose in taking the testi- mony of these naval officers is to incorpor ate their statements in a report the com mittee will make in case 1t finds 1t neces- sary to report resolution for intervention. This report will be in the nature of state- ment to the country justifying thecourse taken.
 There is no doubt that the committee is prepared to report very speedily in case 1t should feel called upon to do so. There has been no poll Of the committee and no formulation of a resolution, but there has been very general expression of views. This expression has so far taken the shape of recognition of the independence of the Cubans together with a declaration lor n- tervention sufficient to guarantee this in- dependence, and the best opinion is that such a resolution will be the ultimate re- suit of the committees deliberations If Spain insists upon contending the Cuban war and holding the island.
The age-herald., 1898-04-01
Senatorial IConfirmation

Washington, Mafch a.-The senate today confirmed these nominations::
 German Bulle of New York, consul af Cardenas, Cuba n+ as ,a rf
 Postmasters: Misslssipni--w. A. Acorn. Clarksdale. ~.s a5a
 Alabama-Margaret Miller. Tuscaloosa; N. L. Wolson, Bloctoni R. B. Booth, Do- than.
 Arkansas-F. Thompson. Hope.
 Texas-C. A. Dickson, Cleburne; D. G. Armstrong, Bartlett; H. T.. Canfield, Wich- fta Falls; W. H. Catts, Granbury; J. F. Dawes, Crockett; B. Fore. Pittsburg; J. A. Gammill, Calvert; L. Hazzard, Colorado; e. T. Hosstraser, Hcarne; w. B. Norvell Hubbard; R. J. King, Clarksville; H. Mar tin Bonham; W. M. Nagle, Denison; w. Hilley, Wills Point: c. T. Ramsdell. Den- ton; W. Rush, Commerce; Florence Sheas- by, Elg1n; H. E. Smith, Mckinney; H. L. Somerville, Richmond; H. B. Soule, Rock port; J. L. Taylor, Llano; s. J. Weaver, Dublin. s.sssst.,,