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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-05
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Mr.. Phil Goss, foreman Of the Star &
Grey Eagle mines returned on Mondays
stage from visiting his family in Ogden.
Several freight teams have arrived
from Toano with machinery for the
new Star mill. In fact. all the teams
the forwarding agent can procure are
engaged hauling machinery for this
mill.
Ia doing assessment work at the
Flagstaff mine, owned by Messrs. Nc
Dsrmid and Collins, the miners found a
body of ore rich in gold and silver.
We hear that many OF the mine own
ers have completed their assessment
work and some new locations have been
made.
Every person here has the greatest
confidence in the future and expects af-
ter winter to see a great revival of min
ing in this district.
Simon Davis, part owner and Supt.
OF the Gold Crown mine at Siegel, came
over this week and reported very fiat.
teringly of the bodies of rich ore being
developed in that mine and as Spring
advances there will be extensive oper-
atoms there.
Quite a beyy of young ladies and gen.
tlemen came over from Spring valley to
attend the New Years bah Monday.
among them We noted Thos. Bews and
Miss Della Burke, Thos. Bambrick and
wife, Milton Cameron and two Misses
Cameron, Master Bassett and sisters.
Miss Odgers aod Willie Burke.
There is a fine opening for a smelter
in the Schellbourne mountains. The
ores from the Gold Crown mine, rich in
manganese and silver, besides the ores
in the Grand Deposit and some copper
mines with a high percentage of copper
would supply asmelter oflarge capacity
and would be a good in vestment. There
is an abundance of wood and water.
Mr.. Elias Kohn OF Apelman & Kohn
after having built up a splendid bust.
ness here by %politeness and fair dealing
left on Tuesday mornings stage for a
trip to the Eastern markets. where he
will purchase a stock of spring goods.
He anticipates a business boom and wi
purchase accordingly. Mr.. Kohn :
very popular with the public, who will
have no necessity to send to the cities
for goods when they see his stock and
prices.
We regret to ~nou the dece,se
OF Mrs. Lane on Saturday mor1i,g at
6 o'clock. Mrs. Lane had been unwell
for a few days and her friends thought
1t was only a slight ailment but ON Sat.
urday morning DR.. Ascher was sent for
to visit her and on his arrival the vital
spark had fled. Mrs. Lane came here
about a year since from Eureka, New,
where she had resided many wears. ana
While here she lived with her daughter
Mrs Henry Phalan. She was very
highly esteemed by hereircle of ffiend .
The funeral took place on Monday
afternoon and was well attended. r.
K. Collins read the Episcopal burial
services and some ladies and gentlemen
sang very beautifully Nearer My God
to Thee.
The deceased was a native OF Eng
land and about 90 years Of age. Mrs.
Phalan was her only child and thesym-
pathy Of the community is extended to
her in her sorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-01-05
Having a Great Run on Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin, OF the Plerson drug
store, informs us that he is having a
great run on Chaimberlain's Cough
Remedy. He sells Ave bottles OF that
medicine to one OF any other kind, and
il gives great satisfaction. In these
days Ct la grippe there Is nothing like
Chamberlain Cough Remedy TO stop
the cough, heal up the sort throat and
lungs and give relief Within a very short
tine. The sales are growing, AID all
who try il are pleased With Its prompt
action. South Chicago Daily Calumet.
Esr sale BY F. NJ. Clark, Druggist.
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letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema

The intense itching and smartlng in.
cident to these diseases, Is instantly al.
layed by applying Chaimberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment. Many very bad
cases have boen permanently cured by
it. 1t is equally efficient for itching
piles and a favorite remedy for sore
nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, frost
bites and chronic sore eyes. 25cts. per
box. For sale by f. NJ. Clark, Drug.
gist.
DR.. cady's Condition Powders
are just what a horse needs when In
bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier
ana vermifuge. They are o food but
medicine aud the best In use TO put q
horse 10 prime condition. Price Is cts.
per package. For sale by F. N. Clark,
Druggist.
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i, ha. been demonstrated repeate

L, has been demonstrated repeatedly
Ia every state in the Union and in many
foreign countries that Chamberlain /
cough Remedy is a certain preventive
rad cure Tor Group. 1t has become the
nsiversal remedy for that disease. NJ.
v. Fisher OF Liberty, w. Va, only re-
peat ~hat has been taid around the
sslebs whom he writes, II have usei
C:hsnbsrlsin's Cough Remedy In my
~ .:,!.y ior several years and always
wtA perfect SUCCESS. We believe that
/. - sugs cure for GROUP. It has saved
fhe iIves OF oar children a number OF
siales.n This remedy Is for sale BY +.
~ Clark, Druggist
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want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain s Pain Balm relieved
me after q number OF other medicines
and a doctor had failed. IL l. the bes,
lluiment I have evar known oil. \.
Dodren. .Aipharetta. 81. THOUSANDS
have boon cured Of rheumatism by tlis
remedy. Oac a~pplicatiaa relieves he
pain. For sale 3, + ~ Clark Drug.
gist.
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ss....i.. LII, .tl69 ~
Personal property valued at 81 $40 also prop.
erty that appears on the records Of white
Pine county as formerly owned by the IT,
land Improvement Co.. consisting Of Posses.
sorry claim TO 2o acres ofland together with
improvements Of house. stable. ~corrsls. and
fencing thereon. sit usted on the State line
between Utah and Nevada IN Pleasant val.
ley.
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Total in all Funds :. .sio,62S 66-tO.62s &c
We hereby certify the foregoing to be the
true aud correct statement of the finances OF
White Pine County. Nevada. for the quarter
ending December 81, 1898.
NJ. b. GARAG HAN,
County Auditor.
J q WILLIAMSON,
County Treasurer.
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Call For 6 Per Cent White Pine
County Bonds.

NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ Treasurer of White Pine County, State
of Nevada has advertised aud given notice that
sealed proposals would be received by him for
the redemption of six Per Cent Bonds, issued
under the provisions OF AN Act Of the Legisla.
ture of the State Of Nevada, entitled AN Act
to authorize the County Com missioner OF
white Pine county. to issue Blk Per Cent Bonds
of said County. and other purposes approved
March 3. 1885; and that no bids were offered.
Now. therefore. In pursuance OF Section IS of
said Act. Notice is hereby given to the holders
of the following described six Per Cent Bonds.
to-wit;
Bond No. 10. $500 Series.
Bond No. l6. $3.50 Series.
Bond No. II. $500 Series.
Bond No. 4s. tl0O Series.
Bond No. 10. 500 Series,
Bond No. 50. 800 series.
Bond No. 81, 800 Series.
To present and surrender the same for payment
to me at my office 10 Ely, In said County and
State, on or before II o'clock A. X. on
Monday, the 9Th day OF February
A. d. 1899.
And notice is further given that II said bonds
are not surrendered as above required they
will cease to bear interest from the date Of this
notice.
J. Is. WILLIAMSON,
County Treasurer OF hite Pine county, New.
Ely, Nevada, January 1, 1899.
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TAX LIST
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY
FOR II YEAR 1898.
TREASURER's NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT lHE
~ TAI on the following pieces and parcels
Of property belonging to the within named
persons, has this day become delinquent. and
that Ten Per Cent will be added to the original
tax, besides the cost OF publication, and that
l. J B. WILLIAMSON. County Treasurer of White
county. Will sell on
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Monday, the 18th day OF Janu-
AIRY, A. D. 1893,

In front of the Courthouse door. In Ely, all
pieces and parcels Of property on which ths
taxes and said Ten Per Cent and cost OF adyer-
Using have not been paid. for all of said sums
subject 10 redemption within six months from
the said 10th day Of January By payment OF all
OF said sums. with Three Per Cent per month
thereon from the said 18th day of January un'
til paid. as provided by Section %, Chapter
XCIX, statut ties OF Nevada. 1891.
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NOTHING FROM GArAcRE.
c,,. Defented General Has NOT S'
Additional News.

Iondon. December Il, i;AO a. NJ
,ner news has been received to remove '"e
mystery oyerhanging General Getaeres
,reat from stormbcrg, He has not ior"A'es'
the promised additional message anu l"e ss
soprship has prevented the , sorfs !, Snpearg
from explaining the matter Wh n ~ Ca
n be generally admitted that oen. n,' Ind
acre Is inclined 10 oyerwork hls "v ~ raiber
Iurbam's remarks arc considered % ,m ivan
had taste. Until General Gelsofe nan -.
bis explanation it Is felt tnst cou r,I'e az
allowance must be made for me aAe''n
fieulty OF getting intelligence ID a,uuathy
whose inhabitants are In suons s'npA''
stromberg is described as stronger posts.
tion mai i.aings Mex, The only rosn Wits WIZ
through lofty hills and Ranking Is lnip ,''as,
Bile. stormberg is also SAID 70 os 81 a,e
impregnable position. and as no troops a q,
available to reinforce the columns ~. stb,,
those directions IL becomes eWuent ~. Iii
General Getacre's misfortune OF sioi W.
delay the invasion of the Free star psn
haps some weeks. II is ehfeeuIhsp Pi'"-
able that he will be compelled 20 relnIe ~
Queenstown and to wait for en-,
which can hardly reach him nnii' sil ma nj
warren's division arrives 2, the ssps' rsst
first detachments will said SATURDAY heA =.
Even II General French s not coppeieu y
retreat he viii be obliged TO pause III ms
advance.
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TOOK THREE GUNS.
Beers Captured q Trio Of Field Pieces
at Stormberg
AND 672 BRITISH PRISONERS
Atkins Opened the Ball AZ Modder
River Sunday.
GUNS OF THE BoERS WERE SlLENCED
GUNS OF THE BoERS WERE SlLENcED
But General Cronle Maintained His Posi-
ton and Captured Fifty Prisoners.
PER CENT OF SOLDIERS PAY WITHHELD
To Provide for Their Families mt
Home--This Indicates Belief the
Campaign win dc Long One.

Pretoria, December 1i.Nia Lorenzo Mar
aucz.)--The Boers captured three British
guns in the engagement with General Geta-
cro's force at stromherg The sortie at
Kimberley last Saturday was an attempt TO
akc the Boer position at Kamperdam and
to secure tho wator works. All the British
shots fell short
Pretoria December 1i.--six hundred and
seyonty-two British prisoners were taken at
StormberE.
In tho Hshtus Mt Modder river yester-
day evening General Cronjc maintained his
position and captured atty British soldiers
Moddcr River. Cape Colony, Sunday. De-
cembcr io-Tbc naval a. inch gun again
took position north of tho camp this after
noon while the howitscr battery was posted
southeast on the left of the Beers. Both
opened hot fire with lyddite shells ana
shrapnel. to which the Beers sharply replied
with n dozen guns. thus unmaskinE their
nosltion. which was tho object OF the BriAsh
manoeuvers. After an hours firing the boer
guns we're slicnced. The howitzers searched
tho trenches and then threw shell after shell
upon the hills. the explosion of the lyddi'e
causing the whole ground over an extensive
area TO rise in the air in dense clouds" A
| Boor long gun was dismantled'
1t now appears that tho beers Intended
TINT tho fight was to take place at Mayors
fontein. Apparently spytfontein is not de-
Tended or the Boors are unwilling to unmask
their position there as the replies to the
British artillery were all from guna At
| MaporafonteIn,
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DEPRESSING INFLUENCE.
pi-a.tcr 10 Gatncre's Column Fct 1"
England.

Landau December 1l.--Later details re-
,.rdin, tho disaster TO General Gatacre
,,o,unn show that but for the masniheept
work NJ tho British artillery the disaster
u,,,ia have been Gar moro extensive as the
incessnnt Boer shell nre IN the midst oil
the repulsed infantry ultimately led to dis
order which only escaped developing into
= rout through the batteries of artillery oe-
,..,,tn, s,cccsslve positions covering the re.
treat thus drawing portion Oh tue poe's
Apparently the British we're set an impos-
sble task and were reacherousy a,ns
After a trying march and being Under athiS
sixteen hours they attacked the wrong part Oh
the Boer position where the mn was ltnp.es
nnbla and the burghers were estliluteu "
number GOp0 men instead Of 200, as the Spires
MI TheTs is little in tho story to mitigate the
intense humiliation ocGasoned by tue episoue.
which was almost an exact s o, ear ,esa
waa boseiged with anxious relatives ana tue
successive editions Of newspapers were eagsi,.
ly scanned. Men and women Wers oluaint
nersistent In pleading for Information. but
The authorities either had none or are not
prepared 10 publish il at present
The affair has caused tho most depressing
,nauepce everywhere, not excepting the stock
nYnhnnge where consois were at the lowest
nTioo in many years and South African secn'
rites slunped. not so mueh on account Vi w
military reverse, which 10 retrieyaple, put
owing 10 the profound apprehension as 70 ts
nrfsent effect. No great surprise wouid now
he felt il General Gatacre's reverse resulted
in Cape Colony becoming afiame from end TO
cud
naners withhold the apportlonment OF blame
min they ara further acquainted With the
facts and take the reverse philosophically.
The Pail Mall Gazette REMARKS Inc
country's calm will again surprise the CONT.
nent. II the blow is more serious than II
appears, neither the crown or the ministry
will be in danger OF even single seditious.
vlIJBiny howl in the street We have conf
denre ia those who are fghtins for US and In
their directors
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CLAIMED ny FRAUD.
suprcme Caurt Gives Des'no"
,r,nr The Republic Of Mexico.

",in,r the Republic Of Mexico.
,,,,.,,ng,on December 1.-the Nnltsu
9, atos supreme court today affirmed 'ne wv"
,on ~ ,be court of claims in the case OF .ne
o,.in, of the La Abra company asa'ust W"
Republic of Mexico, ho,aihs 'h"'
fraudulent and uptouhoeu' n hv Insttro
n.y. ontnion was handed down ny ~,
uarIao who went fully into us hls'o'? nc
said that the claim first presence "s
hn,ar,can Nexicnii con,miss'an ~ ieW
fn'' 81 e50 900 but that II @asraiterW"tu ". vi
iarged TO 81 062 900. II was pasea upVn a hcau
i"gstinu that damage TO this amount hau y, ~,
~ ,hc La Abra company by Mexican au
.Ior;ttss while the company was operdunS III
M MEXICAN State of Durango me eos nu.,
IN sue .hrough it's umpire, Sid Edward lhoIna
ton Ind allowed $3.50, 0il and the case ta'''
before the supreme court on appea' 80
Jerision of the court of claims that h"S ~
ciairs Justice HarIan's opinion aihrnio"
Ne decision He said TINT the eVluehoe
showed that the whole story OF TOSS uh
n,,,, al tho misconduct OF the MeNlcah du +,
,bor;tios was improbable and unfounded, an"
,hat INC company. while bankrupt was nor 80
because of the acts OF the MeNl'ah ~ ~, a.
ities The effect OF the opinion Is 20 oar my
further payment 10 the LA Aota clnll''1 aetdo,
rrh. court In passing on the case lu'lut't
t,i,v decided that the signature OF the prea'
dent attached To a bill during IGc.S an,
congress. II attached within the constltutlona,,
ten days renders an act so signed as Vallu
as If congress were in session, ths "'t "u
thorizjng the investigation Of the clalm luV-
ing been approved during Christmas Fecesai
Justice Harlan said however, t h Local
decision on this point did not cover inc iesai
H. 81 executlye approval after the ilnai ah-
,ournment Of congress, that point not being
rots
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liamonl said there was a wide gulf be-
tween private opinion and public official ex-
preston. The executive department OF the
government. he said, has assumed neutral
attitude toward the African war. The pass
age OF this resolution by the senate would
change Immediately that attitude. 1T we
said Mr.. Lodre. ut ought TO be q subject OF
most serious consideration"
He moved. therefore. that tho resolution
be sent to tfo committee on foreign rela-
tons and II was so ordered.
At ESQ p. IN, the senate went into cxecu-
tive session
At 3;aS the senate resumed business In
open session. A message was presented from
tho house announcing tho death OF Repre-
sentative Samuel Baird OF Louisiana. Mr.,
McEnerv u.a) offered the usual resolutions
Of regret which were adopted and then, at
$40 y, m. the senate. as further mark OF
respect. adjourned.
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FRENCH OPINIONS.
Pnrta Publications Comment on Gat-
ncre's ncverses.

Paris, December 1.-The news Of General
C;atacres reverse made an immense impress
sion in Paris Although the afternoon pa
ners predict the graYest consequences TN the
Unaffected portion of Cape Colony. they can
not no accused OF unseemly exultat'on over
the British misfortune.
The Journal Des Debats sees In the atti-
tude OF the Afrikanders the inevitable re
sut OF the tactless language OF the British
nress In referring TO the war as struggle
betW een the British and Dutch for gu
premacy in South Africa.
The Temps says: The story OF the ambush
n, Stormbere reads like a chapter from
cooner's 1.-The Spy The situation resembles
that OF the American war OF independence
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

washington. December 1.-The sos ss,,,oSte 81
New Mexico in his annual rep g, 300 800 aud
me po ,nIs vears record will exceed almost
sIyf former .ms years in the reyengs derived from
nroduce, sheep and cattle, The report i"'
news the plea for Statehood
II Is practically decided that me ,, noinn,
recess Of congress will be from InurS"aF'
December q, to "Wednesday. January o.
e.a.o. rb,,ton has introduced bill pro.
hib;iinp tho sending OF articles the MAXINE
Of which is controlled by trust from ro oSs
state 70 another Such onenses are rnso
punishable by Imprisonment not 10
three years.
Repregontative Jett introduced IN ne ne, nU ,i,S
ioint resolution expressing sylnpa.n ~, Wa
the Beers. II Is almost IN ipf IL, s' AZ Mason.
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kn0,r uunners Captured.

Lorenzo Marquee. December IT-fH1 TUT
lowing dispatch has been received rom inc
Boer lager near I44dysmith; Several haihr
runners from Ladysni'h 70 Esteouft nave W.
e "a Tor Inc Trim The intercepted messages
show that men and horses in Ladysmi.pc are
now on half rations. that whisky is ~ a
bottle and that beer is exhausted
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prohabiIitsas.

Washington. December n.--Eaat Texas'
Fair Tuesday in porthorn portion; Wednesday
fair. -armer In
extreme northern poruoni
Ss xsw Mexico' okIsboma ard Ineian TsrIi-
tories: Fair Tuesddy and WsepesaV 80
BILE wiphs, N AZ
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army, to pay a fine OF 5000 aud be i'm
prisoned for Ave wears: and.

army to pay fine OF 5000 aud be i'm
prisoned for Ave years; and.
Whereas. Il was shown ut said court
martial that Captain Carter entered into
n conspiracy or conspirscies with the At
lanta Contracting company and officers 70
rob tho government by means OF false and
fraudulent vouchers. and,
Whereas, IL Is currently reported that
the parties implicated in the fraudulent
transactions for which Captain Carter was
tried and found guilty have received fur
ther contracts nom the government,
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the secretary Of war and
the attorney general be requested to
transmit to the house full and detailed
statement of what steps have been taken
to secure the punishment OF the conspira-
tors with Captain oberlln NJ Carter in
deiraudng the government In connection
with the Improvement OK savannah har.
Dor and adjacent waters. and what. II
any. actions have been taken 10 secure
the restitution of the moneys thus fraudu-
leutly obtained by said consprators in
their contracts.
Resolved. That the secretary OF wer
he requested to furnish the house with
complete statement OF all contracts for
river and harbor Improvements which
have been entered into since May IL. 1895.
with the Atlanta Contracting company
and other parties who were implicated in
the fraudulent transactions with said
Captain Carter.
The last river and harhor bill provided FOR
a preliminary examination of the Colorado
river near Its mouth in Matagordn county for
the construction of n canal ten feet deep and
100 feet wide around the RATS. Tho matter
was referred 10 Captain Richie, who reports
after an examination that the raft is sit
uated about twelve miles from tho mouth 81
the river and is really succession OF ratts
covering fifteen or twenty miles OF river,
III these RATS were removed, says captain
Ricre. ''or canal ten feet deep and 100 feet
wide cut around them, the level OF low water
at the upper end would be much lowered
The people of the vicinity are divided of the
advisability Of the removal of the RATS oil
digging the canal and until such tine as
united sentiment shall exist ] would re,
spectfully recommend that the canal around
the raft he considered for the present AS un'
worthy OF consideration by the general Sov'
ernment" These views are concurrcd IN ny
Colonel Henry NJ. Roberts, corps OF cit
gineers.
Texas pensions granted today: Original
James Carr. Ballinger, IS. Increase. John I
Cueller, San Diego IS to ST.
Fourth-c postmasters appointed today
Combine, Kaufman county, %. A. Whitehead
Dode. Crosby county, Eugene Little h's'
Hul Fayottc county. John Wifk; M9nsera. A.
Lavaca county. j. b.. Danielss oaSdeI,. 90
bine county. Il. j. Smith' .Fiseh' Noi"'"''
county, Paul Hagerman
Ira y. sproule and j. y. Briderdoiph haN
been appointed regular letter carriers
penisou. Texas.
! Tho COMPTROLLER of the currency has ap
moved the selection of the National o"'o
,ar, of New York as a reserve agent for TN
First National bank OF Houston
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pr,t,.h Arc Adyaucing.

Pretoria, via Lourenzo Marquee. December
li.--There is a report that the British are
advancing ON the plain and heavy nghtins is
anticipated. General prnz Loo ana Gene'si
crouie command the Boer forces.
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WEATHER. INFORMATION.

General Obserentions.
Fr'ton' taken By the United States
q bureau at all stations. at D. M
Hshdlan time. yesterday:
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Hon. James l.. Slayden, who has been an
applicant for the position on the appropria-
lions committee, and who apprehended that
with four members asking for the same place
1t might be given elsewhere has written to
Judge Lanham, chairman of the delegation,
saying that he did not want his personal am
billion TO stand in the way of the States in
terest, and submitted his case 10 the deiega
ton to be disposed of might be thought
best by the delegation acting Jointly.
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Texas pensions granted today: Original
James Carr, Ballinger, $. Increase, John u
Cneller. San Diego. S. to 81.
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Fourth class rostmasters appointed today;
Combine, Kaufman county, %. a Whitehead :
Dode, Crosby county, Eugene Little h'sh
Hr Fayottc county. John WiSk; Mopserate'
i'avaca county. j. B. DanelsS oakdalc, Sa-
b,no county. r. J. smith; Pisek Colorado
county Paul Hagerman