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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
SERGEANT WAS VERY TIRED,
Did Not Have Time tn Spell Out the
Full Name Of the Chief
of Police.

He was up before he trial board on
charge of laziness. He was IA desk
sergeant from Il west side police sta
ton and the charges and specifications
were that he WAS always exceedingly
tired. that he lOaftG over his G,,sk. and.
indeed. that he Was so gritNuuslv nf-
t1icted with ennui hat he would not
spell out in full thu longer words in
making reports Of daily occurrences to
the general superintendent of police. a
duty which fell 10 his lot as desk ser
geant. but was much given to the habit
Of Authorization. This. it seems. SAYS
Chicago exchange. had been
constant source OF worry and an
noyance TO the captain in command
Of the station. and when repeated warn
ings were Of no effect charges were pre-
ferred and he was brought before the.
tribunal. composed Of the chief and the
inspectors of police. The story Of his
shortcomings and short spellings was
told in detail and as cIincher his cap
tain said:
why. chief. this man is so lazy that
when he makes out n report instead Of
addressing il 10 Joseph Ripley. Gener
al Superintendent he writes Jos Kip.
Gen Supe. If he came TO the word phil.
anthropy' in u report he would make il
phil and you couldn't tell whether it
was philanthropy or Phil DAILY"
On this Arrangement. II is needless to
say. the sergeant was found guilty and
promptly disciplined.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

1t will prove worth your while
to see our new SILKS, consist
ing of all the latest French
novelties and effects. We
have an elegant line of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
JOURNALISTIC INTEMPERENCE.

The Flko INDEPENDENT SAYS there
is no more use for Il Supervisor mt the
Aslln than for dog to have two
tails. Isn't there an old md trite say
ing, GAS happy as do! with two
tai!s?' II an extra caudal appeDdage
to wHg would make n dog more happy
why should such happiness be denied
a good Silver party man by refusing
to attach a hypothetical tail to one of
the departments OF the Asylum? For
orr part, we blieve in the promotion
OF ns much happiness rs possible in
this somewhat troublesome world.
We are not like the morose and sour-
ed old bachelor Of the INDEPENDENT
to- begrudge n Silver party member
all the comfort and enjoyment he can
dc i've from the distribution from the
pie counter Of his organization. Ard
as for "Ihe people," whom this cburl-
ish editor prates about, hasn't he
live long 'nough in Nevada to know
that they arc no earthly use except to
Iav taxes and to submit without
prumhlng to- the dictation of their
superior? Learn wisdom from OK
pcrlencc, Mr.. b., and make no inner.
tinent, remarks in relation To mattors
which only concern your betters.-
Reno Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
Easy to Take
Easy to Operate
Because purely vegetable-yet thor
ough, prompt, healthful, satisfactory
Hoods Pills
BodI~ MIner-Index Notes.

The grip is bad enough, hut the
man with the sure cure for it IL worse
than the disease.
Alger is trying to sweeten the So
diers by or Ter NC them to be supplied
with candy rationa.
1t is suggested that the hest way to
conquer the Philippines ia to act one
race ~ natives against the other. A
holy notion, truly.
Sonr Beef Pagan continues to NJ.
:ord proof that he was chief Of a ring
Organized to poison soldiers and de
fraud the government.
The Filipino and the Samoan will
fellow the Kanaka. who surcnmhed
to the embellishments ~ the mission
airy and went to tho wall.
Owing to the fl hility Of orr jury
system and Of the English language
it is poss bic FOR jury to hang a man
and also for one man to hang Jury
Rev. 4lood, Z, The eminent ev Ingel-
list, has gone East, praising God for
His goodness. as did Abraham of old
when he and Haear roped Abimelech
into the panel game.
Eugene Debs announces that he is
now a Socialist. lie was never any
thing but an ACCOMPLISHED loafer who
has for years extracted Il fat living
from wor'<irImen, much as he would
suck an orange.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
REPLY TO MIR. ltOEF.

Nate w. Riff, Chief Clerk Of the
late Assembly, has long commune
cation in the arson Appeal. in winch
he gives the full hiIior. - the wan
behring's Of Senate Bill No. rs. the
Constitutional Convention bill Mr..
Rolf ~ his Communication defends
himself against the ecu -arlons Of As
Semblyman Paul and other critics
and shows conclu-ively that the bill
was not tempered with br the clerks
Of the Assembly or bv lobbyists
while pending in that b,iy. He nlso
justifies the Governors veto because
OF the ir"pgu arity at the passage 0f
the measure throu:h the Ass "nbl' &.
He makes his strongest p lin on the
fact that the Senat" journal 'hows
bly, and hat it ais TaSs"d that body.
1t appears from Mr.. r ifs ri at"msnt
That this bill pass ii both branches OF
the legislature bp Il constitutional
mai ,rity nf each, ther"f fore. the INDIE
PENDENT an not seq how the record
OF either branch Of the legislature on
this bill cuts any ti!ure rs to it's
validity in view of the decisions of
the supreme Conri heretofore cited
in the INDEPENDENT. Unde: those
decisions the bill wnnlh have became
q vail law if the Governor had signed
it.
The fear expressed by the Cover
nor in his veto that procedure I'M ter
the doubtful history Of this bill
wOnll rp-Ilt in financial loss to thu
State. has no eu 'stantial basis in
view of the decisions of the Supreme
Court referred to above. Again If
any doubts should have arisen under
the Jaw. they could have been easily
and xpeditiously settled by sub
mission of the questions to the Su-
preme Court and II decision had
thereon before the time came for the
printing of the ballots for the next
cleo ION. Each department of the
State government wonll then have
done its duty in the premises, and
there w"nld have been no Il 4nrparlon
of authority by the Elk 'ruti We branch.
1t is Ger ainly no part Of the Gov
ernor's duty to search the journals or
the legislature for the mere purpose
Of raising pont ~ or Ter I'M Ter the
ru Is Gat no membe: saw tic to make
while the measure was pending.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

3My darling sleeps; ] fain would
press a kiss upon her brow" sings a
magazine pnet. She wonl no doubt
enjoy the labial salute far NOR. IL ynu
wonli first wake her, and then land
the kiss at it's proper pier just south
OF her nose, young fellow, says the
Denver Post.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
First Ball
OF
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
NO. IS !. o. O. F.
At Harris Hail, Wednes-
day evening, April Goth.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Miss l. Adams, Miss K F. Gheen,
MISS Pearl Lindsay, Miss Mile Wilson,
w Booher
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Mrs A w HesSon Mrs II Jonos
Mrs Jos Lang Mrs TT Harris
Mrs M Il Lane.
INVITATION COMMITTEE
MrS Il III mead Mrs A Bruce,
Mrs j J Garrecht.
FLOOR DIRECTOR.
MRS. EDGAR REINHART.
FLOOR MANAGE S:
Miss Nellie Anderson. Miss Louisa Lane
Miss Addie Garrecht, Miss Ida Drown,
Miss EfTle johnson.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

TICKETS, rodmit hGg gGntleman1 81 "a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
To Whom f. May Concern.

The reward offered by me in SEP
tember, 1899, for the arrest and re
turn OF Mike Hartman, who brok,
Jail III Elko on the 18th day of Sep.
TEN Der, 1893, is hereby Withdrawn.
j. M. MATER.
Elk Sheriff of Elko county. Neyada
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

Seymour Jacobs has now designs,
the latest goods and all suits ar,
home made, at prices never before
hazard OF. Try him. He will mako
you smile.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12
SICK HEADACHES.

The cnre Of overworked womss,
Kind, are quickly and surely cured u
harIs Glover Root Tea, the grra
D"od purifier and tissue buildst
Money refunded il not satisfactorj.
Price 70 cts ana SO cts. For sale b.
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12

The trial of ex-senator Qray be-
gan in earnest in Philadelphia yes
terday.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-12


The first on the program
will be q Rebekah Team
Drill under the direction of
A. l.. Maui5, ?. G NJ, at 8
o'clock sharp. Good music
has been engaged.
Grand March at $3.50 p. m.
llCkElS, '"'"'t and ls siiRsioma" $3.50
Spectators NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

DENIEOS.-- sS9ies ara rosecis s- mis-
fern are epidemic IA ms city
lEDBETTER--fslgrE ?. nackwsrth. rerent.
IL afg,osrzeo, has trker charge as pbstnzsfes.
lie has puili . nhAt oftce
FORT HoRTE.-JudEe Meek epeus Fesefal
e90rf e ABILENE Mcnoay.
SAccGDocIifsS. Clark Tsvler oo,orsd
VI Hcqniited ~ The tiEtrtct court after tour
aFss body ecaieEisa irihl On thS charge u
utfdsr.
COLUMBUS, --5ohn Williams. the small Nos
vic WAS shot ia TIE reufni array las eaea
% > efasaesl eonaiiiou; eli BE Is not tAeEghs
~ BE- fatally wounded The ball uass q
shrcpgh his hip breaking the hip hone
sS AGO The Wholesale merchants ana SOB
~ 81 Waco hare nll ''to TsFnlsie ne par
ma. sale ana transfer q sioeks OF re,se
~ 49, aet uereAaneiRe Ia buik WITCH lSs
4 -'stlattre VII be pe;luuaed 70 exact into
saN- cclnr7i;,ee colEisring 81 n pehre1s
arc !. q fesry, vas appointed 10 10 % Aus
"a 70 TIE interest q the bill
NEW RpsTOS--J A. Stockton n n-ou,i-
rent farmer and stockman. living Oh Rea
f!Aer tselye miles north Of this piaee 80.
sfof and Instantly killed on his tam hr a
fr0 tenant The difficulty occurred ,'v.e, -, :
ssie q hcfAe The ne6ro Is stili az large.
GRANGER & Keliehor sb,,,..
icur cars o. cattle 10 the 81. Louis mae,
These cattle were FED near hero mis- v,i,ee,
o. corn f1fAi ana nTsirfs hay
kERkyfLI.E. Prof. seftrn Of m. S,,.,
i.AA .srsitt hss been here exanllnipr, ~, ,rr,t
q Tho Ept4tr srhcoi rreparnsef- 10 sfsItsi3.,
nith the unigertsts IL 6fiirerss ~ =. ~. ~,
l !. e I. lsfEs. sac spsfsrisiise sud.sne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
LOCAL NoTEs

II Is expected that the pavement 9.
Croekei, street, between Main ana PEAR
streets, will be completed next week.
Il. a Psrlstefn has arranged with IN.
city FOR an extension OF the water rna4u
on Pearl street 10 the corner Of Fannin
street
J J. Nathan has applied for letters -
1alnlstfstlye Of The esi3ss 81 Mrs Annie
NAihaa, deceased. Value Of the estate &
estimated az over 5000.
1ly q Aalls1n. secretary and manarsy
u he Texas Tram and Lumber eo1upaTlv.
reil'7nea last n5ght from a Eve week. TIN
tssl. which inclEdea q visit 70 Washiurtcn
AeN York and other important points
Tie Beaumont Dramatic club viii beg4,
senesrsins The romantic border a-s-1s
'Aao Crau1e.' nRxt Eeek. allowing rhs---
selves ample TINE 70 be well % In thri-
pafis when me play IS presented 70 me
repiae some time in May
Ar cid negro fisherman came 70 re ,,,r
Yesterday and reported saH; his eznp N
ne river q few raiieE below town has
been robbed ana burned. He SAYS tbs rrir,-
vas committed while Ne was abssnt asbi1r
among ether things the robbers seeure5 /,
rew tEct gun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
a BENEFIT BALL.

The social people q Brsnhsn enjoyed a
bah al Lusk's hall Friday night. it being
the only celebration q St Fsirick's day
IN this city. The afsir was arranged By
he Young Peoples Amateur Orchestra
for the benefit o. the furniture fund Of
the Athletic club. This orchestra Is com
posed Of Misses Ada Becker and Grace
Garner and MessTs. Ed J. Hsaly and Ar
thur Becker, Miss Becker beng The vio-
hnlst, Miss Gardner the pianist, Mr.. Healy
eorneiist and Nj Becker PLAYING the 1uie
they we're assisted By a number Of local
musicians. and the music was excellent.
ne dancers enjoying 70 the fullest extent
the pleasure bus afforded. To harmonic
with The day, the programmes. which
were very pretty. were printed IN green.
and committee 81 young ladies' ali sup-
posed % be 81 Irish descent. had charge
Of the floor. They were Misses Edna Ross
Mary Heaiy. Stella Cornell. Nsitie Estes
and Mrs Hugh Lnsk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

Smith desired TO make friends. 6ad walk
ing up, rrorered his hau5 II was pa.
FUSED and an alteration followed. in
which Smith WAS KILLED. The SLAYER used
double harrslled shotgun, ard the dead
mans breast was perforated with bullets.
some Of which went through the body
and lodged II a coal car standing On the
siding nearby. Both barrels Of tn eua
were discharged. Smith WAS instantly
Killed The train crew Of the Navasota
branch train were at he switch al ire
TINE. setting cut local cars. ana SON. of
them Witnessed The tragedy. II occurred
about o'clock. Al latest accounts no
arrest had been made, as there was no Of
nee! :. the place az the tine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
Patriotic Organization to Erect a Texas
independence Monument.
jim SMITH KILLED AT KEENAN, SWITCH
Into His Breast-A Party TO Visit
Germany-Locai Items.

Brennan, Texas March is.-old settlers
Of this county met at the Exchange Ho-
tel this afternoon 10 form an organization
TO cooperate with the public school chill
dren Of Washington county in ersetiay a
zaoaulasst AZ iAe Plaoe vAzrs the aeelara-
ton Of Teas Independence was signed
and also 70 arrange for reunion OF the
old residents Of the State at the time Of
The unFeiling Of The monument. July =
Dext.
\ preliminary organization WAS formed
BY tie election Of George Wilson as chair
Haa and J. 4, Hutchinson as secretnry.
ne name selected was TEXAS laaepspd-
snce Mo1umeRt Association .
4 committee. consisting az " r VII
ans. hAErE HAYNES and n Z. Dsver was
a2lslalea 70 formulate an address SET
Tag iortA the objects and aims Of thr
organization 10 report Al rnbrsr,,s-,,
meeting Monday naghL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

Dallas, Texas March iS--Twelre tspe-
n'sHi cottages at FLOYD street and CASTOR
avenue we're destroyed by fire al o,elsef
This morning. Eight we're owned by s,rs
z ppntar and four by George uttshs,f
me tensnts--pooT families loss nesrlT an
iaeiT effects and THEY are erpeTSerfirs
much distress As e0nsee aence.
The property loss is estimated ~ ssa
w. insurznce q, approximately so ass
The nearest are alarm box WIS plvrrc5
ana had 70 he chisslied out il order ~
send in an alarm. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

Ee Is nan Of extended learnirsI
what be has TO say viii be Of great
IT TO his bearers
cHAPPELL Hill. COLLEGE TRUST;
The trustees Of The Chsppell EiIul
lege met today sn called session. 4
sioced By the recent death OF TIRE 4
Gent Of the board, Hon. W. NJ. Fsif.
T. A. Mercer % Chsppeii EiIl va 4
60 70 the presidency Of the board. AZ
mittee- consisting Of J. n. Campks|
W. Tsrrant- Professor L. ?. Sni;l
7. a. Mercer. wAs appointed 10 irxsf
able resolutions on the death Of H.
der.
Vacancies il the board were fIk7
The election Of Joseph Z, Routt Il 4
coed Hon. ". NJ. Fielder and ReF. q
Asynie 10 succeed Rev. George Z
Ter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
SMALLPOX.
Case Wear Rfo Grmnde city.
Miltoe Park,
National Chairman.

RIO Grznde. TsTas. March is---Anoihs-
case Of smallpox has been discovered in
this evrnty al 8 ranch some thirty FIVE
miles NORTH Of here The case has since
been isolated and Tire premises placed IN
DER a strict qaArapilne, This il ihe seoond
case il this county since the disease has
become eFseessse a, Laredo. trc.. which
place both cases have been brought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
MISS sAr1E rIMMENs.


There are few amateur singers whose
ruice has rsaeivea comment no favorable
as Miss saals Tf7prulne Of l5onEon, WHO
wil give z concert at fhe opera house
McuGpY night for the benefit Of the Els-
tfrE hospital The gounc la0FE earssr
hns NOT hesu extensive as yet Sgt in no
inHtRnoe has she failed 10 touch the hesri
and eNs5te The adIpirsf1on Of her hearers
Indeed critieH iu the metropolitan cities 81
Texas have prunuuncad ber gifted WITH !
voice ~ supernatural sweetness and class
ner WITH the gresasst American vocntEts.
ID iDe conueia Monday night she viii ae
BsFiEteG by Houston and Beaumont talent
The programme to be rendered lie as fol-
lows
a} La EeEH1p Tenezisns .-...---F- LlsEt
lb) guEarlie5 GeunauIt. .- Mendelssstiu
Mrs T A Eyytt.
Ca1aunnstts. ...-.- GODDARD
Mr.. Odin Kendall.
''old Ace .--...-..- Fred Emerson Brooke
Mrs. JEFF GIhhoas
la4 Eu-nsn and juliet. --.--.----.- Counod
lr9 sunny Spain -.-.--.-.....-.E rhleifarrh
Miss Sadie Tirurnins
WALTZ .--...- Beaumont Mandolin clut
aslutzriE 6artia. --.-..----. Gauss
Miss Sadie T5rnrnine
PmuIius Parluvaa. --.-.J Bailey As6rldEe
Miss JEFF Gibbons.
"a Evening STAR. .--.-..- Wagner
IN KnlBwiak- .-...... wieniBswki
MI Ddin Ksndall.
"a GUNNER -----.--- ..--.. ChEntuans
~ Forgotten Eugene CpwlsE.
Miss Sadie Tln-irs.
4 BslIsde. .--.-.-- -.-...... ..-...-Chopin
3 REltz.- ...- .....ChQpin
Miss Sadie Bacon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
KILLED ny ooLLarsrSe w
Another Man Was BADLY Hurt
Five Others Egrapcds

Lake Charles. La. March ~
games u. wherlsnd was almost ~
killed b. . wooden building q y
collapsing. A. A. Wentz OF This e',
caught IN the same building ara
hut not dangerously. Injured. fiH
men escaped from the wreck wiS
or no injury. III
The building whieh fen Was i'nsr
s'rncilrE, Braces used ~ se-1e ptss1l
construction we're removed 70 49,
ihe putting down al she hcar y
ened the structure. and q veal VI
der = heavy gust al wind which -.
suddenly The baiiding Was des,ts
store room. sna Was about ~
long. ,.,,.s
Rev. wkeriand. who vas An;
formerly a Baptist minister y >"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
NOTES.

J. 7. Cox. travelling auditor Fl
Santa Pc. who has been in Bird
several days on account Of iil-healn|
today for Moody. McLenusn coupiN
Was accompanied by his family
Judge Sinks Friday appointed n
WirElemsnn OF Brennan, Thomas
Of Burton and Felix Little Of lutsI
ence jury commissioners. They 81
dered 10 report next Monday sns
jurors for the next term OF court.
The local baseball enthusiasts y;
pairing fer ghe coming season. FL
rrst practice game will be bad *
mems park Sunday afternoon X
sired that a game be arranged fnf
a. during the San JScinto csistrs-s
this city. and II Is hoped that 8 ~
two can be h-d wiih the Texas
teams while they are praciicing pese;
opening OF the season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

Fer J. " Flicker will preach AZ St
Marks Episcopal church tsnorruw a: ii
e II ana 50 O'Clock ? u. Morning sub
asct. -Ce1hsenanas Cup" Al night ths
nth Of The series on me Ten Command
usnts viii he oellversa-"s onrrtaE FsIhs1
ana Mother While every ons VIII ind
EuE1etsing interesting in this Sermon I
EpnriBl invitation Is extended 70 the yoainr
people Of Beaumont TO be present
First MeitpsiEi Episcopal Church
south9-Rer- X. ?. Fledgsr. the pastor.
via preach 81 the 1suHi hours toDorrow-
II O'clock in the morning and 7.a0 ocloaE
IN the svenipg. All are invited
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

san Augustine. Texas, March is-Yes.
ieTdAy whiie a. work On The road Joe
Niilef e0ioned, and Danesy Hardy had an
-ItersA'lon, bot DO one was hurt. Th,s
nofninE ihsy met u Noeie's .In eirss
miies east II he-e, and renewsd ~
fpnpse' HSysy sbos Msiier sHiee rr,r,
.s srsc.s q ~hish Miller aiss two hsrrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

Caldwell. Texas. March IA case Of
smallpox IS reported IN the BRACES bottom
On the Meconieo place. iD this county.
Every effort has been made 70 prevent the
spread az the disease and no Few cases so
fpr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
BLUNT CALLED FOR RANGERS
TWO MEN sx1nT TO ENFORCE vAcCT-
NATION ORDINANCE AT LAREDO.
Everybody Must Submit TO Inoruta-
scribed by CfrfEeRs of Laredo.

Austin, Texas. March as---Ths sorsrnor
received tie following B.lf-tzF lsnaaoyy
Telegram this nornl9g
Governor saYers Austin. Texas
Laredo. ysEaE. March 17--Fsnd eonol-
tQ1E 81 things Norse than represented.
Called eitigeus tnAe1jnE. told ther
rcala DO RctaBnE unless ther would fur
ulsh f1e $4,000 tnoge. wbsrh they cid Hare
established hospital And pest hsase. and
Wis begin moving tine sick Hometown
TNenly -tbree, new cSseE yesterday and
tinetaen io2Sr. i; Nill tslse ms several
dayt 10 get all fbe SICK removed ard iso-
lated am Yzeeinsiing everybody.
" +. Blunt. ~ D..
Etate Health offeer.
II addition 10 the above, TSr. Blunt also
WED fss rangers 20 ssstst hs- IN snfors-
INK the quarantine laws. ard sn cou-
lizree win his reuseEt Captain Rogers
and one OF his men we're instructed by
Ed5ptant General seurTy 10 proceed fFarn
c0tulla 20 LAREDO.
Laredo. Texas. Marrh is.--Tbs ritussion
continues very critical. sixteen new eases
81 smallpox have oeFslopee during he
past tweaiy-f0ur hours One q The eases
il az Port Mclurnshs a negro soldier Of he
Tenth cavalry named Thomas was taken
down last night With The ezeeption of 4
few. all q the many rasss IL this city
are among the poorer class OF MeRlrsns
aud Oh acroun; 81 poverty thers IS grea,
suffering
stais Health Officer Biant. with the as
tisia1oe Of The city and county Officials
u rapidly bringing or6er ca. o. chacs. a.
regards the smallpox situation here.
Tbs resentment Aroused among q large
portion OF the Mexican population owe,
ths strict measures being enforced wa,
evidenced today ny The broadcast dls.
utbution q lengthy circular printed Il
SPANISH and signed b. several hunaret
Aexicsns pfuiesting sga.nEt The eafornc-
len5 q the regulations. advocating more
Or less physical resistance and fnrestepins
ccrcegfed opposition 81 ahe coruiuw eits
e3eciSon 70 all officials Concerned b ~
Mofh. No serious resistance Is znficiustes
but as precautionary measure Dr. Rlan.
hae yeGuestea that Detachment u T.,rz.
Rangers he sent here. There have Eees
over 1ee r'ew csnes reported SarinF NJ
lest week A case developed a. Foft Ne.
lnto1h today. that % 7rfrste Thorsar f.sr,,..
Cfed3 q Tbs Tenth earalrv.
Tie GrEt refptnEe 10 the zpt.ezl for ~,
came from Dallas gentieraan rs,rs ~
g1fen, Through Assistant Erpersnte ~ -,
@. G. Fsiton ~ The wastarn unlou Tee.
graph company. who Wired the amount Il
Mr. 7 ,. Boleier. manager AZ LAREDO. Re-
OF ehares.