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Back From the Philippines.

DIR. j Fl Witherspoon of this
place, received a letter last week
from his son, Mr.. James II With>
erspoon, who enlisted in Colo.
RADIO company at the outbreak of
the Spanish American war, and
has been in active service in the
Philippine Islands the past year.
He had Just landed in San Fran
cisco with the Colorado Regiment
which was ordered home to be
mustered out The regiment will
be mustered out in the next few
weeks when Mr.. W., will make
his parents and old home visit,
# he does not come back to live.
We viii all oc glad to sec HIM.
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Taken Before the Highest Court.
Mr. James -McManus alias Jas.
Arant, who with his father was
charged with the murder of Mr..
Charley Harmon, near Whisnant' S
saw mill, about a year ago, mis-
trial in which case has once been
made, will escape another trial
before an earthly tribunal having
answered the summons to appear
before the great Judge of the uni ,
verse before whom we will all
have to stand at the great last day.
His death occurred at his home
near CharlesborO church, in Flat
creek township, last Friday night
after a short illness of typhoid fc,
yer. He was about 2S years of
age, and leaves young wife with
no children. His remains were
inferred Sunday at Five Forks
church in Chesterfield county.
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gum m0ncd To Her Mothers Fu-

summoned to Her Mothers Flu
neral.
\ telegram to Mrs. DR.. b. j.
Withcrspoon, of this place, last
Saturday morning announced the
sudden death Of her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Gricr, of Charlotte, n.
c., which occurred at 4 O'Clock
That morning, of heart trouble, at
the u me of her friend, Mrs. ID +
Pearson, ut Morganton, y. c..
-wherc she was visiting. She was
in her usual health the day before
n"r death and entertained friends
who called on her the evening be-
fore. Besides Mrs Witherspoon,
-Ir leaves one other child surviv.
inr her, Mrs. + Il Wilkes of Char.
lnjs'. The funeral and interment
took place ut Charlotte Sunday af
tcrn"on. DR.. aud Mrs. Wither>
spoon went up to attend the fu>
a".a, arriving in Charlotte Satur.
"E light.
I>Gm& Mrs. Glicr's death
The Charlotte Observer says ::
"}'r, Gricr was 81 years of age.
She was a lovely gentle spirit, and
wna and kept friends. Her kind
hoa't was ever prompting kind
de,d,, and her many beautiful
traits drew people unto her. She
was member of the Episcopal
church and devoted to its teach
ings."
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Several houses and trees in Co.
lumbia we're struck by lightning
during n thunder storm there las.
Friday afternoon.
Hugh Wilson, ST., father of
Editor Hugh Wilson of the Abbc =
vile Press and Banner, died in
Abbevilie last Thursday night.
The Governor has declined to
interfere in the case Of Charley
Mason, col, sentenced to be hang
ed ut Laurens Sept. Sth for muir
der.
BY a stroke of lightning the
Epworth Methodist church and
two residences were burned in the
suburbs of Atlanta, Ga, last Fri
day evening. Loss 500, 900.
The Burns Manufacturing Co.,
of Chesterfield has been chartered.
The capital stock is 800, oQO.
Rhode Island capitalists and Mr..
Pollock are back of the concern.
Ernest kinard, a contestant m
the bicycle races at Ethcrtum Ga.,
last week, died at AbbeviIlc Fri
day from internal injuries rccciy
ed in fall from his wheel during
the race. He was taken to PeIZcr,
.. c., his home, for buriwI
A X Fowler, the armies lor-y".
who was serving term IN the
penitentiary, has had hi~ sentence
cOmmutcd TO service ON the chain
gang in GrccnviIlc county, and
was sent up to GrcvuyilIc last
week. 1t puzzle, the Supervisor
to know how to employ Il man
with no arms ON the gang.
ssz1ssszssssssssszV--S 7e5r' 49,
t. ~ - %
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

\ IT. PERSONS ARE HENHGI
"A warned not to tr"-p - 10y waE&-
ing, riding, lu ting, H-hiu1, uasi.-
wood, lIghtwood, or trcs?.s.tr- il
any way on my lands in Pleasant H.u
township, bounded by John Robinson
J J Bridges, estate lands Of J II
Vaughan, estate land Of Geo + Bailey
and others. The law WI he enforced
against any and all persoas disregard, ,
ing this notice.
Mrs NJ T. CAUTHEN.
Aug l. lS99-lm.
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GREAT STEEL ARCHES FELL
LIKE CARDS.
Nine Men Killed, Many Injured


Chicago, Aug 2S-TweIye stee
arches, each weighing 33 tons,
which were to have supported the
supcrstructurc of the coliseum
building in cour sc of erection on
Wabash avenue, between Eff.
tcenth and Sixteenth streets, fell
to the ground late this afternoon.
AS result Of the accident nine
men are dead, two missing, four
fatally injured and nine badly
hurt.
All of the ~ arches we're stand.
ing, the 10Th and last having been
completed today.
The immense "traveler" or
derrick, which has been used in
the erection of the arches, has
been removed, and the agents of
the bridge company were account
ing their work as practically CONS
pleted when suddenly and without
the slightest warning, the arch
last put in place fell over against
the one next to it. The weight
was too much for this, and it
gave way, crashing against the
third and then one by one the
great steel span fell over to the
south, precisely in the same man
ner as a number of cards would
fall. Nearly all the men who
we're killed were at work on top
Of the arches, 40 feet above the
ground. Most of them were killed
outright by the awful nature of
their injuries. The skulls of the
unfortunates we're crushed into
shapeless masses; their limbs were
cut off as if by a monster knife,
and they were mangled beyond
recognition. The crash was heard
blocks distant, and the structure
fell, leaving the walls practically
uninjured.
That more men were not killed
and injured was miracle. Fully
Is men were at work covered by
the space of the arches as they
fell. A number of the men Jumped
into small excavations, Of which
there are many in the ground
beneath the steel works, and were
saved from the great masses Of
steel that crushed down over
them.
The direct cause of the accident
Is not known, and 1t Will probably
be several days before it is de-
termlned.
One theory is that Il shifting
Of sand beneath the foundation
caused the collapse of the first
arch, which brought all the Others
to the ground.
The management has decided to
at once replace the arches, and
proceed with the immediate com
pletion of the building and have it
ready for the national conventions
next summer. The loss will not
exceed 1926, 900.
The worst feature of the acci
dent was the loss of life.
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NOTICE OFD!SCIIARGE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that on the Goth day Of August.
1893. the undersigned as executor of
the will ofJohn II Mackey, deceased
will make application unto Chas II
Jones. Judge OF Pl obae in and for the
county OF Lancaster and State OF South
Caro- ina, for final discharge as such
executor JF MACKEY,
Executor.
JYly 20, 1890. sod.
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SiCii j. to ISc .

"Sich il to iSc "
For the past week there has
been Il rumor current upon our
~'rv'jS ~ the effect that cOnsoli.
dollon had been effected between
t#c two largest business concerns
doing business mt this place, ut
kcrShaw and Heath Spring, viz:
Heath, Springs e Co., and the
Farmers Banking and Mercantile
Company. We have done our
utmost to ascertain if such is the
case, and our information NAV be
summed mp in the language of the
fellow who, when asked If he was
not going to invite certain friends
of his to his marriage which was
to come off soon, replicd: "I don't
think it's necessary, for every
body knows that sich is to be. !"
We can safely say, ''Sich is to
be-. ."
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Notice to Debtors orw. Gan>on

Notice to Debtors Of w. Gan~pn
Notes, accounts and othor in.
debtedness to mc-wcre not includ-
ed IN the sale of my mercantile
business to Heath Springs & Co.. ,
and all parties indebted to me,
either by note, account or other.
wise, must come forward and set
tie at once. Mr.. X. T. Beatty or
myself will be found at all times
in the Office of my former estab.
lishment where parties can settle
with either of us.
Respectfully,
w. GANSON.
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Killing IN Lexington.
Special to The State.

CpeClul 10 Inc Otate.
Rishton: Aug 27.-James Alta
way was shot and killed by John
Mcleod on Sunday evening. The
two were good friends up to
within n few minutes of the kill
ing. Whiskey was at the bottom
of the whole affair.
Mcleod surren iered himself to
the sheriff this morning and is
now safely in Jail at Lexington
&. III.
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The Lancaster Graded School,

INH T. ANNU AL SESSION OF the
Lancaster Graded School will be-
!" "u M"ndny, Sept IS, 1899, at S:4
a m The Superintendent will be at
IN" school house on the 18th, and 18th
from lO-l2 M, TO enroll new pupils
and transact other school business.
Teachers are requested to meet on the
i5lh Sept. at 8 a m.
NGI''- must com" prepared for regu~
"' ".s d.. tn" !il-t LAY.
.,.U-..:.r e. iu,tipu fees will be
G. arsod pupils who reside teyond the
..r' "F -" School District All pu-
pills will be required to pav monthly
Incidental fre.
Boys am girls from a distance de-
sizing TO attend this school can readily
~.,u.r e cap rates p board here in
private families.
j., + .U'her iIformation address
b. f. MILLER,
Chr'm Board Trustees.
or
r.-I G, <NnlS
:, aud Treas.
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Other Deaths.

Mrs. Maggie Watson, Oldest
daughter of w r Morris and wife
of James Watson, died at her
hCme several miles east of town,
about l p. m, on Monday last, ,
after a short illness. She was
about 90 years of age and had
been married to Mr. Watson less
than a year. Her death, so young
and on the threshold IF happy
married life, is very sad. Her
remains we're inferred Yesterday
at Camp Creek Baptist church.
Babe, the 12-year old daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. j b Langley of
the Antioch section, died last Fri
day night after a protracted illness
of fever. Her remains were in
tered at GilIs Creek church Gem
eterY on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs
Langley have the sympathy of
their friends in the loss of their
little daughter, and in the affiic-
tions in their home, four other
members of the family being down
with fever.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TH + PU 8LICWILL TAKE notice
that the Registration Books will
be open, at the court house, for the
registration Of parties entitled TO reg
ister under the Constitution, on the
lst Monday in each month, until 30
days preceding tie next general elec-
ton
w @ A PORTER.
Chalrmsn Board Registtation l. G.
Lancaster, s
Dec 1898.
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Policeman Shoots Himself.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Timmonsvillc, Aug 27-PoIico.
man W y Lester shot himself i'm
the left breast this afternoon, the
ball entering just above the heart
and ranging upward, passing ont
under the left shoulder Fh.
wound is dangerous one anI
may result fatally, but the
physicians say that Fe may re-
cover.
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Killed by Lightning.

Sumter, Aug 2S-James Dixon
colored, was killed by lightning
Friday afternoon while at work in
field at Rose Hill plantation in
the upper part of the county. -
Four others were severely shock
ed at the same time, but they re-
gained consciousness about an
hour afterward.
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-. J.Xjg ERSlTY OF
"GnTH CAROLINA.

'..' . n. o~aEe and fullest eQlip.
.... 'u i'- history. Faculty :}S:"
.. n'- @11: Academic Courses;
" E.n''vr Courses; 3 Prore. sionai
-.. ...~. ~ Law, in Medicine aud in
...m. r.. NCw bu IdinEe, water
"o r.. .r'e. I'D libraries. laboratories,
y .n.n.3 classcs open to women.
lutIa. -6Jaytar; board 81 month.
.ure - tunity for self-help.
%ohn 'ar@h-hips and loars for the needy.
Free tuition for teachers
SIMMER school for teachers. "a in
structors, l47 students Total 0nrollS
ment G4I
For illustrated handbook and cAta>
IOgue, address,
PRESIDENT, ALDERMAN,
Chapel Hill, n. G.
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w. GANSON.

~ Pay your subscription to
LEDaER!
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Local M atleYe

Mr. j T Fundcrburk Of Dudley,
was here several days the past
week.
Rev w G Ewart will preach at
Salem at 4, o'cIocll p m rcNt Sab
bath {
Mr. Fl j Hickson of Charleston
is up On visit to relatives
The Monroe Telephone Co.,
hpS reduced the p' ice of phones
to 81 per month.
If you have anything to exhibit
at the state fair send to Secretary
Holloway, Pomaria, S G. for
premium list.
List of letters advertised for
the week ending Aug 30, 1899:
Marshel Foslter.
} f Gregory, IN.
The p:otractcd meeting at
Antioch Baptist church closed
Friday. There were five acccs.
sions to the church.
MIR Wilson Rowell was in town
Saturday, the first time for several
months. He says he will be IN
the race for treasurer again next
year.
The closing of the stores at $50
p NJ, will cease next Friday, that
being the end of the early closing
season according to the agreement
signed by the merchants at the be-
ginning of the Summer.
All persons are hereby warned
not to move any brick from my
brick yard without my orders.
& Clinton.
O'Riley, the Photographed, has
located on KIBLER LOT coolest
spot IN town for two weeks only.
During first week you can get
Six card pictures for Fifty cents.
Call and see our Photograph
Jewelry.
The protracted meeting at
Pleasant Pluin church closed Sun.
day. There were II acccssions
to the church by Baptism and
several by restoration. Rev Mr.
Montgomery is newat his mntbcr's
several miles east of towr
Dispcnsary INSPECTOR Bovkfn
was here Monday. UofouuI the
Lancaster disncnsor,. q 4 rLo
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O'Riley, the Photographer, hr.
located on KlBLER LOT coolest
spot IN town for two weeks only.
During first week you can get
Six card pictures for Fifty cents.
Call and see our Photograph
Jewelry.
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rsa VIZ sxoRs T sSfS oGy e.
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The protracted meeting ut
Pleasant PIuin church closed Sun.
day. There were II acccssions
to the church by Baptism and
several by restoration. Rev MIR
Montgomery is new at his mother ;
several miles east of towr.
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Dispcnsary INSPECTOR Boykin
was here Monday. uofounI the
Lancaster dispcnsary O X. The
taking of stock and examination of
the books showed Dispenser Elliott
with IA cents to hi. credit. He
says the Lancaster di,pcnsary all
ways makes the best showing of
any in the State.
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All persons are hereby warned
not to move any brick from my
brick yard without my orders.
| & Clinton.
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Mr. II j Hickson of Charleston
is up On a visit to relatives
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The Monroe Telephone Co., ,
hps reduced the p, ice of phones
to 81 per month.
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The closing of the stores at $50
p NJ, will cease next Friday, that
being the end of the early closing
season according to the agreement
signed by the merchants at the be-
ginning of the Summer.
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Notice {" Debtors a.l t..,Gs. .
"I Green tuir. Dr..,....1.
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MIR Wilson RowelI was in town
Saturday, the first time for several
months. He says he will be IN
the race for treasurer again next
year.
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The p"otracted meeting at
Antioch Baptist church closed
Friday. There were five acccs.
sions to the church.
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List of letters advertised for
the week ending Aug 30, 1899:
Marshel Foslter.
) + Gregory, IN.
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Mr. j 7 Fundcrburk Of Dudley,
was here several days the past
week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-21
IMPORTANT CASES BEGUN.
Solicitor General Bartlett Files Suits
Against W. E. Martin and M. s. Hart
Former Coal Oil Inspectors, to Re-
cover Money Alleged to Be
Dne Territory.

Solicitor General Bartlett, for the ter
ritory of New Mexico, has filed suit in
the district court for Santa Fe county
against w. f. Martin and his bonds
men, H. B. Cartwright, j. S. Duncan
and Charles Springer. The complainant
recites that Defendant Martin was ap-
pointed territorial coal oil inspector
March 2, 1897, qualifying on the 18th, for
one year. Defendant received during his
term of office A,770.06, of which he was
allowed to retain $1,000 as emoluments,
the remainder to go to the territory for
school purposes. Complainant alleges
that defendant has not turned in any
moneys, and asks judgment for $2,77O.O6
with interest from April s, 1898
The solicitor general also file ! a SIM
liar complaint against Michael S. Hart,
now nonresident oe The lsrritory. and
his bondsmen, M. j. Crowley, j. j. Pace,
A. A. Jones, J. S. Clark, H. G. Coors and
John Hill. Hart was appointed coal Oil
inspector in February 1885, and served
until April, 1897. He received $9,13717,
of which he was to retain $4,000. No
moneys have been turned into the terri
torial treasury by Hart, and the solic-
itor general asks judgment for $5,13717.
with interest from April !, 1897.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-21
DELINQUENT TAXES.
New Law Regarding Penalties and Interest
on Unpaid Taxes Designation Of
Funds Into Which Same
Shall Re Paid
Shall Be Pad

The new law regarding delinquent
taxes in the territory of New Mexico
reads as follows:
Section THAT all accrued penalties
and interest upon taxes now or hereto
fore in this year delinquent shall be re-
mitted upon all such taxes which have
been or shall be paid on or before the
first day of July, A. D. 1899. Provided
however, that in all cases where taxes
are now the subject of litigation the
time for such payment as aforesaid is
extended only to the first day of July,
1899, and if not paid on or before such
first day of July no abatement of inter
est or penalties shall thereafter be
made.
Sec 2.-That all delinquent taxes for
the years 1896 and 1897 be distributed as
follows: One-half thereof to BE- paid
into the general county FIND, and one
half thereof to be paid into the general
school fund of the respective counties
in which they are collected.
Sec. 3-This act shall take effect from
and after it's passage; and all laws and
parts Of laws in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-21
GREAT PEC0S VALLEY.
One of the Loveliest Spots on American
Continent opinion of Prominent Rail-
road Official Regarding South
eastern New Meyico

Southeastern New Mexico is rapidly
coming to the front by reason of it's
natural resources. the building of rail-
roads through the fertile region, and the
influx of settlers which naturally fol-
lows railroad building. The great Pecos
valley is receiving much attention since
the Pecos road has been extended from
Roswell to Amarillo, where connections
are made with the Colorado & Southern
and the Atchson, Topeka & Santa Fe,
thus furnishing an outlet for the prod
ucts of the valley to the markets of the
north and east.
President Trumbull, of the Colorado
q Southern road recently visited Eddy
and the valley, and in an interview with
a Denver paper, regarding southeastern
New Mexico, said:
THE Pecos valley line, built by Mr..
Hagerman, of Colorado Springs, is one
of the most important improvements of
recent months and as it is connected
with the Fort Worth and Denver line
at Amarillo, we are directly interested
in the growth of the region. The rail-
road leads for many miles through a
district laid down in the old biographies
as the 'staked plains Then the road
traverses for 165 miles one of the love-
liest valleys on the continent, we'll wa
tered and affording one of the most
promising localities for settlement to be
found in America. The valley is a prof
table fruit region, and as gardening
spot for raising produce to be shipped
to Denver and the mountain towns of
Colorado it is hardly excelled anywhere.
Business men of Denver ought to pay
especial attention to the cultivation of
friendly relations between the people of
the Pecos valley and this city [Den-
verl.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-21
MARKET REPORT.

New York, March 2o.-Money on call
firm at Az per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 3l4 @ Az. Silver, 59&
lead, $4.20.
Chicago.-Wheat, May, 671s; July,
674. Corn, March, 321s; May, 34as
Oats, March, 245s; May, 25ss.
Chicago. - Cattle, receipts, 1880;
steady to lower; beeves, $500 a S5.75;
cows and heifers, $l.75 a $3.50; Texas
steers, $3.50 "a $500: stockers and feed
ers, $3.25 a S4.70s Sheep, receipts, 10-
900; strong; sheep, $500 "a S4,76; lambs,
$3.75 a $3.50.
Kansas City-Catte, receipts, 5000;
steady on best, others weak; native
steers, So. go "a $5.35; Texas steers, $2 Is
q 81. 65; Texas cows, $2,65 a $3.50; ma
tive cows and heifers, $2.25 a $4.26;
stockers and feeders, $3.25 q $5.25; bulls,
$2.75 q $500. Sheep, receipts, 1900;
strong; lambs, $500 "a $3.50; muttons,
$500 "a $4.65
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-21
Eddy Packing House Burned.

Early Friday morning the packing
house of d. w. Gerhart, located in Eddy,
was destroyed by fire.
The chief loss of Proprietor Gerhart
was in the meat which was in the pro-
cess of curing, and will be about $1,000,
with insurance amounting to Sl.500.
The building, which was owned by
Joyce, Pruit & Company. one of the
land marks of the city, being the third
structure erected when Eddy was found
ed, was insured for 81 900.
The packing business established by
Mr. Gerhart some time since had grown
to be one of the most promising indus
tries of the valley. and to have it de-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-21
At the Hotels.

At the Exchanges: J. D. Wolson and
wife, Iowa; Andres Lopez, Madrid.
AT the Claire: Geo. c. Weare, c. G.
Davidson, Cripple Creek: Julian J. Tru-
illo, Juan Jose Baca, Socorro r. w.
Harvey, New York.
At the Palace: c. c. Davidson, G.. c..
Weaver, Cripple Creek; H. R. Matthews,
Fred. w. STANDARD, +. II. McGee. Den
yer, John Farnsworth, Cresco, Ia; II.
j. Roche, Colorado Springs: John Han
non, Alamosa; c. F. Hawley, Bluff, o.
At the Bon-Ton: Chas. Johnson, AL
buquerque; Julian Romero, Poioaque;
d. II. Burnett, Rinconada: N. Darling
ton, Trinidad; Chas. Butler, London.
Mo-; James p. Powell, ST. Louis, Mo-;
E. c. Kelly. st. John, Mo-; d. J. Lem
men, Vandaia, Mich; +. R. Randall,
Kiowa, Kas.; e. l.. Merton, Denver.