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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
10 Import Laborers.
Py Associated Press.)

AUSTIN. TEXAS, September 14-From
early morning until far in the afternoon
Governor Savers today was in conference
Win arehef committees from various points
along the storm-swept coast. AS result
OF tnis conference, ii was decided that
General scurry should be left in absolute
command IN the city, which is still 10 be
considered under military rule It was
decided also that instead Of looking to the
ia BORING people Of Galveston for work IN
this emergency, that an importat ton OF
outside labor to the number of two thou
sand should be obtained, while The labor
ang men OF Galveston were given an op-
portunity Of looking after their own prop e
erty and homes without having to give
time to the city at large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
|l!lIlll2IlElI[l|
* Specially.

Primary, S. -ondary or Tertiary Syphil-
lis permanently cured in Is to 80 days.
You can be treated at home for the same
price under same guaranty. II you prefer
road fare and hotel bills. and no charge if
we fail to cure. II you nave taken Mer-
c,,ry. odide Potash and still have aches
Throat, Pimples. Copper-Co1ored Spots,
Ulcers on any part OF the body, hair or
eyebrows falling out, it is this Syphillitic
cure we solicit the most obstinate cases
and challenge the world for case we
cannot cure. This disease has always
sbanled the skill Of the most eminent
CONDITIONAL guaranty. Absolute proofs
sent sealed on application. COOKaREM-
EDYsCO., No. 3l1 Masonic Temple. Chi.
cago, Ill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIL entire receipts of the matinee at
the Casino will be donated by Manager
Wells to the Galveston sufferers fund
The bill is an excellent one and would
have drawn a great big house3at any
rate. but Manager Wells is very anxious
that the banner matinee Of the season
will be the result Of the count up of the
receipts this afternoon as he wishes to
be able to send a good check to the
fund.-.
The bill next week Is strong one head
ed by Crim.nins and Gore, the eccentric
comedy artists Adelma Rontina. the
New York Casino favorite; Bimm BONN
Rrrr. the novelty musical artists, and
other are ON the programme
Marie corellfs strongf story was well
rnainta!nea in the play at the Academy
last night by ~. A. Brady's admirable
Mr. Water B. Seymour. as Tempest.
xas cutie close to Mr. Morrison in power,
and Miss Emily Dodd, as sybyl was
strong In action. but weak In declama-
..The Sorrows OF Satan, is destined to
snnercsae .Faa,st" as the popular brim-
stone play OF the masses.
The only thing that tended to mar the
Measure OF the evening was the adisorderly
conduct OF the gallery gods.
Again at matanee to-day and sto-n'gas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
The Dead at Hitchcock.

I y
+ HITCHCOCK, Ten, Sept. 14-Appended
is d list of the dead at this point SO far
as is known. Some of them are Galveston
people who were fioated here by the
wat,ers Of the bayou:
Harvey Johnston and wife, William
Robinson, Mrs. Pietz and three children
the family of c. W. Young. wife, two
sons and two daughters; Mary Montelona,
Palmero wife and seven children
T. W. O'Connel. Members Of two fami-
lies Of Alvin, who were visiting the Young
family; seven unidentified found on prairie
supposed to be from Galveston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
OBITUARY..
George 3. Finch.


MIR. George 3. Finch, of Boydton, dieo
Thursday.
Mr.. Finch was gallant soldier of the
Confederate army, and was severely
wounded at Gettysburg, the result Of that
days fierce struggle.
He entered the service as private, IN
the Fourteenth Virginia Infantry, and
was the next year promoted to heuten-
ant Mr.. Finch participated in many Of
rhe battles of the Civil War, but was
never fit for service after he was
wounded
Mr.. Finch studied law at the University
of Virginia after the close OF the war.
Colonel Randolph Harrison.
Colonel Randolph Harrison died Thurs
nav ait his home at ..Amphi!i, Cumber-
land county He was a prominent member
Of the old Virg. MA family OF his name, nav
inr Il large number Of family connections,
tne nearest of KIN now living being a
half-sister. Miss Jane Harrison, OF Baltl-
more. His wife. who was Miss Heaeman.
of Georgetown, D. c., has long been dead
No children were born to them
Colonel Harrison was Register OF the
land Office for one or more terms, ana
afterwards the Legislature elected MIN
commissioner OF Agriculture. His sue
Ecessor in the latter office was Colonel
Thomas Whitehead, late in the eighties
Colonel Harrison was in his seventy
fourth or seVenty-ffth year. he was a
type of the prosperous Virginia iand-oWn-
er and farmer under the old regime. Hls
integrity was above reproach, and Els
sense of honor was of the keenest
The funeral takes place from the nome
at o'clock this afternoon
4. II! Niilirr.
Mr.. "A. p. Miller died Thursday at his
~, ,nr1a md
He was in the fiftieth year OF ms age, and
has bsen i'll for some months.
g,he funeral took place yesterday At
Paineville, Amelia county, Va
I.f.nt Dead.
The many friends of Mr.. Jacqueiin P.
Tavlor formerly of Richmond, now OF
winston, N. c., will be concerned to learn
az the death of his infant son, Robert
Marshall.
C. Jim Staples.
q. Linn. Staples, veteran OF the civil.
var. died at Williamsburg. August I'd.
1ano aged slxty-nine years. air. Staples
was farmer ana former 'ne@ - eu 80 i'e%1A
Lakeside Park
i4nry Siiverthorn-s
fsnecial Dispatch to The Times
,,,, :pEREITRG VA, Sept. 14--Mr.
- !. silverthorn died suddenly at his
home tonight aged ninety t1e !" ~
-. Accomac county in lSl0 AS a
Young , man he learned the trade Of s,lyer
smith in Baltimore, but, came mere th 70 "a,
side in51sS7 and RENAMED heie = e'ie eii.
= 1Ti lie establishment, known as h
-, ~ 6 Co has q wide reputation
he wife he is survived by two
SIMS Messrs. Henry T. and Ns1nai1 " -.
Siiverthorn.
stops the Cough
aud works OF the Cold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Scores Yesterday.
New York, 5; Chicago. i.
Cincinnati, 2: Brooklyn, 0.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Cincinnati. 2: Brooklyp. O.

BROOKLYN. September 14-cincinnati
shut out the Brooklyns to-day by superb
fielding and punching a brace of hits off
Kennedy in the second and fourth innings.
Attendace, 500.
Score: r. II. E.
Cicinnati ........... O101OO0N2 9 /
Brooklyn 0 100000 90 6 1
Batteries-Phillips and PETIT: Kennedy
and Mcguire. Time, 2:36. Umpire, Gaffney.
Called on account of darkness.
New York. 5: Chicago, 4.
NEW YORK. September 1.-THE New
York. won the final game With Chicago to-
day through superior batting. Attend
ance. 100.
Score: Il. H. p.
Chicago ........- o OF o o 0 90 o. Q
New York; 30 3 O1O1 0 *-5 II
Batteries-Garvin and King; Hawley and
Grady. Time, l:50 Umpire, Emslie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Property Transfers.

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Richmond: a. RI. Courtney, special
commissioner, to Eliza A. Francis, 81 II
feet on east side Pine Street, between
Albemarle and Spring, S1,2le-
Henrico w. H. and Julia N. Davis to
Jos. Fl. Barker. 10 HIP feet on south side
Powhatan Street, between Carter and
Robinson Streets, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15

evening. This makes $3.50 so far sent.
The real work of soliciting subscriptions
in this cause has just begun and Norfolk
will probably give generously Mr. Carey
Butt left here a month ago meaning to
work in the cotton trade at Galveston.
kilograms directed to him remain I'M
answered and his wife, who is here, fears
ne is among the dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
LIVES LGST-VESSEL WRECKED.
West Indian Cyclone Sweeps New
foundland Coast.
(By Associated Press J

ST. JOHNS, N F.. Sept. 14.-Tales of
widespread destruction wrought by yes
terday's gale continue to pour in Six
vessels We're wrecked near ST. Pierre and
six in Blecenta Bay. It is also reported
that fou- We're lost in Andrews Harbor,
two in the Straits OF Bellisle and four
near Cape Buena Vista. Other parts of
the island have not been heard from,
the wires being down.
Thus far II Ives are known to have
been lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Loss Six Millions.
Try Associated Press \

BRYAN. TEXAS, September 14-Vice-
President and General Manager Trice Of
the International and Great Northern
Railroad, spent several hours in the
city last night. Mr.. Trice had just come
from Galveston, where he had been in
touch with the situation since the great
storm He said the railroad losses will
aggregate five OF six million dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
THE HOBOKEN FIRE.
Coroner's Jnries Report OH the Horri-
BILE Catastrophe
nv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Two coroner's
inries who had inquired into the deaths
Of the victims of the Hobohen dock II, fire
returned their verdicts to-nlght. me
who perished by drowning. and its prI-
mary object was to inquire into the al
legged inhumanity of tug-boat captains.
From the testimony OF about twenty VII
nesses the Jury concluded that the stories
In the second inquest. embracing the
burned victims, the verdict was that the
origin of the fire was unknown TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.

M" POL1T1ClAL SI6-NitICth1Se :1' =.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. S14.-John
Mitchell. president and w. 3. Wilson,
secretary-freasurer, of the United Nine
Workers of America, to-day say they are
very highly pleased with the manner in
which the general anthracite coal strike
order has been received by the public.
Mr-:Mitcnell says he regrets deeply that
politicians are undertaking to make cap,
ital out OF the strike. Il had hoped, said
he. .that there would be no political sig
niticance attached to SO serious matter.
as this great strike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
THE RAIN YESTERDAY. /.
:, causes Great Relief from the ..o' G
Eraunhr.

welcome rain came yesterday In the
80 surrounding counties 1t brought
= soa-fderab,e drop in the mercury and
cansed the citizens who nave suffered
ca o1a-,ine heat for weeks TO breathe
the uili rsIisf The rain. though too late
osep t.t .rops through the section. was
W '-l..t,,- n that IL replenished the
a o.e Which were almost dry, and laid
s SUI ,,,s1 which has been deep in the coun-
t trs I lads and a great annoyance in the
ei The atmosphere was delightfully."- cool.
lost night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Isnt,, Hands Injured.

.sx.,o nt,tte ,,ainful accidents happened
Il .e+s.a Eicf,no,rd Locomotive Works. yes
s.srSay afternoons john Harris tccloreD
had ono of his hands caught in ma.
chine. and The fingers We're torn apart
1yaTssst. another negro, had The end of
me Of. his fingers cut off. The aInbu-
& aarc.ss was summoned in both instances,
and DIR. Fisher treated The men and LEFT
chem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Million Dollars.
(Ey Associated Press.)

(ly AsSOcIa1pU PFeSS
AUSTIN, TEX, Sptember 1.-THE fund
for the relief of the Galveston sufferers
now aggregates nearly 81 100000, and it will
probably reach s1,5O0,o9O by tomorrow
night Most of this amount is in the
hands of Governor Sayers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Angry Citizens After Him.
Er Associaiad Press

DELAWARE, O., Sept ia colored
barber named Beck, accused of eNercis-
ing hypnotic influence over white
girl was forced to leave town last night
bv a crowd of two hundred angry citi-
zens. who gathered about his house and
threatened to lynch him if he remained.
Intense feeling has been aroused. Z eek
was sent to Marysville last night for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About 1sict,monds
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mrs. j. W. Dennis is quite i'll at ner
s home, No. sos East clay Street
Mr.. George w Hill, of Richmond, i .hs
YESTERDAY for Hot Springs, Ark, for the
winter.
Sergeant Jones A. o.ey. OF the First
District, Is confined to his home oy w
ness.
Mr.. w. crutcher. of connersville. ana
Mr.. T.sW. Henderson, OF Danyiile. are a.
New Ford's.
Miss Hartense Botttgheimer has Just
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Norcolk,s Helm.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK, VA. Sept. HOE s1.5S3
raised for the relief of the Galveston SUI
sferecs by the Norfolk Board Of Trade. 5, coo
was sent to Galveston by telegraph this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Sicaru Dead.

(By Associated Press.)
ROME. N. Y, September 14.-Rear-Ad-
1niral Montgomery Sicard died OF apoplexy
at 9 O'Clock this morning at MS summer
home at Western Vile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Many Starving.
(By Associated Press

sEABRooK. TEX, Sept. 14-There are
but few people left here and they are
starving and need clothes. Thirty-tlree
out of thirty-four homes have floated
away and twenty-one people were drowned
in this little place The distress is app
palling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
CAMP AIGN PLANS
IN RIVAL CAMPS.
Democratic Leaders Confer III
New. York and Map Out
Battles to Capture
Six States.
fRy Assncfated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE ci1a1r ltillll
of the Democratic State Commit ees from
the nearby States were at the aoil ,listi
House to-day in conference vita NaI .,aa
Chairman j. X. Jones. a sub-coIll1lte!. ee
having in charge the campaign IN rae
East. Maryland, West Virginia. ONO,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New jersey,
Delaware and States in New England
We're represented The conference closed
after a, session of over three hours. tx
Governor Stone said after the meetlns'
Eve will now make an ACTIVE ef1ort 70
carry New York, New Jersey. Connect
cut, Delaware, Maryland, and West VIZ
ginia. From how on the National SUD
committee will cooperate with the o ,'.
Committees in those States, furnishing
them all the aid and ammunition tor the
hardest kind of d fight.
Senator German, before leaving the Hoit-
man House, said that he expected the
different cilairmen to communicate me
situation to the National COMMITTEE at
least once a week hereafter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
RESUME TRADE
IN GALVESTON.

Weight, Joe Walker, Rosanna Williams
(colored). Mrs. F. A. Winburs, Fritz Win
burg and William Yeager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15

Alexander Valentine tcolored) had oneSof
his hands badly cut white handling g meat
knife In market-house, at The corner OF.
Seventh and Marshall Streets, yesterday:
saftcrnoon Or. FISHER treated him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15

ANTITRUST LEAGUE FOR BRYAN.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE American
Antitrust League, with Headquarters in
Chicago, has issued a public address otfl-
cially endorsing William ]. Bryan Tor
President and Adali Stevenson for Vice
President. and pledging them tie active
support Of the League.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
=.
aISsE i!

September 18th, by ancient custom,
marks the passing OF the straw
We have DeIbys in all the new fall
shapes dor there are several accepted
styles)-Soft Hats and Silk Hats.
DeTbys, good ones, at SI.5o, $500;
better ones at ss.o0-on up to the
best in the Dunlap.
Fedoras, SI.25, $500, $3.50, $500
to $500.
Six Hats, $500 and $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-15
Republican Nnn,tnn,,on

~ -Aoosootialed ElTess,3 - :,
WELDON, N. Co. September 1.-THE
Republican Executive COMMITTEE OF OF .n me
Second Congressional District met mere
to-day and nominated j. j. Martlln,s q, q
Edgecombe county, for Congress Luz
second ballot TaSssss. .
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-03-23
Levi STRAUSS&COs|
OVER 4 !AII|IlLII,LS 4 L
.<1}6''lIl c26Enl6ls, ll''': ,:: e.:

ican "lIon. +. A. Reynolds, who
represented Sierra county in tho
lower house of the 32d legislative
assembly and is now looking after
mining interests on the Cbama
river and elsewhere in the territory
with headquarters at Santa Fe,
returned this morning from ia
specung some mining properties IN
socorro county"
bishop Hendricks held Epis-
copal church services to large con-
gro cations here last Sunday morn
Ing and evening. In the afternoon
ho baptized Mr., and Mrs. Hope
wells two children. Tho Bishop
pald high tribute for energy and
faithiulness to the retired lay
reader II the church, and gave his
congregation reason to hope that
lllllshoro would shortly hava
occasional visits from an Episcopal
minister.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-03-23
LOCAL EMS.

j. j Fender and family have
moycd INTO town and occupy the
Col Young house.
We had the pleosnro to cell
xix dozen mining location notices
to Falrview man this week.
Peter Gables - fixing mp the
Mcpherson correr block IN frat
class shape for the posIoffice.
l.. A. Nickle lost so from hIa
pocket on ni- way home, Monday.
I,e and Oliver Dawson found the
money aud returned il to the
owner, who rewarded them.
Chee - uyerr ~ THE place
nas bought the Bevanh property at
Kingston.
Arthur A. Evans - at Kings
ton with eeyeraI mining men from
old Mexico.
Little George Webster was
dapgerously i'll with the Group the
first of The week. aud IL Wrestling
with Ia grip nov
j. Wilher and Bill Wilson.
formerly of Lac Cruces. bave been
nriesred at San Antonio, Texas. on
the charg. Of robblug Bowman 3
Las Cruces bank They will he
brnuvh, back Wilber WAS for
me.ly seciinn boss aud Wilson n
min-r Both d-nv that they were
oonc.rned ia the robbery.
Says the Santa Fs New Mex
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-03-23

The AdelpLic Society met 10
regular session ihnrsauy night.
March l5th, with Mrs. i'ish ~ Tie
char. There we're II present The
secretary beng absent on account
Of sickness, the society was LETT
without programme. The few
exercises Of the evening we're ny
volunteers alisu Dissinger tey
ored the elite with pretiy lnstiu
mental productions Dr- Given
theu read an essay entitled \
history Of tie Schools q sew
Mrxieo.n He thoroughly *
bausled the salle ect, gong back "
Spanish rule abeu tie priests
established echp0ie. aud tBen ioi
lowed on down TO tie present
public sehoala We wrfr gwen
tie amount Of money extended,
also the number OF pupils enrolled
The progress made by education -
hatiering indeed. yet WHEN VIZ bake
into consideration the pereenlnHr
of illterates Al per cent we lerl
AS though there was room ior IN
proyement The Doctor iake- 9
great lnterest in eaucni.on. which
speaks well for the public lust
that he ID now holding
We were then favored hy wire.
Given with an insirumeutai liieee
The hearers showed their ei'ufeci
alton hv a vigorous clapping ot The
hands. a few quotations were
read by Mrs Hopper, Mrs tisk
and Miss Dlssinger, that finished
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-03-23

the literary part of the perform
auce. The acting secretary, Miss
Robertson, then read the minutes
of the las, meeting As there was
no dissenting voice, the president
declared he ninutee approv' q
The society then proceeded 10 the
nomination aud election IT officers.
the frat IN order being the nomiu
ntiona for president. There were
three names presented, hat after a
little preliminary work II was
decided to elect the present incum
hen, Mrs Fisk hy accleneti"n
| hen came nominations for wee
president. Their We're two names
presented for that place, via Miss
Roherss n ~ 4 nt Given The Doctor
received votes 10 hs fair opppecnt = I
and wa tevlared elnrtAd t. setoad place
The next was ioi secretary. which proved
TO he hort horse ,hd W snuii cnrrird !,
the house had air ady made np IL IN Nd,
and Niss kohe $50 WE elotle unanle
n,aus, There Wcre three names pre-
ae trl for trta urrr, but Mlss Mande
O'k,lly pt the plum Hiss llsslng'r
'havine pr ven ilihiu over y few
hi VI" a Il not an wing any OF the
ma yolum. OF ihe Sorlely's extensive
library to < asttav, wasrleetei librarian
with II, ui--.'uiing voice. New You
onl- ders we Will not listen to any Of
your funny renarks about onr library !
We h aeat mr. in the WAY OF a houneef
IN cur S el,tv, with i muscle ike y
kans gfss hepper, nl he viii make
thori work uf ui Who may chance IT,
II dngei nv Ninksor grmacrs
Mrs ihamnon huyidE dduo Der wotk
40 NrllAs itc. tic society thought best
To let hci hold her lon MIR, clark was
the unanimous hairc ir teller kry,
Van Nahenmurph was tho chuee OF the
foeirtN ipl thApliln
or thal reporter Hive yon seen
him ss ihis WAS with th4u uinAt SO
mnsfaateoI lis Lei me tpll You. II q
sunut4ug rui ST the ori aty Il be-
deek D. Il crowns hiA upper lip BIKE unto
l4e mehty forest on the llillshoro
nouniUu4 he IL quite tom dable, too.
NJ rea 1t rtu,e to speak ~, nut like
sam son ol old, his great strength i IN
his nafr u am with You once again.
m, mdnis N-4ulhouAli ] had to work
/ lso lh, mtchif 10 secure the Job
Sutle il 10 say hatcit Whom do you
saw? "Ae, Jee Bush r
The chair appointed two committees
VIZ; an executive and auditing The
fprncr wae made up If the following
ladios, ME-. Hopper, Mira 'iisen and
/ Mira Benn,tt The latter OF MIS- An ef-
] q, - ,t,st Air lopppr with flr Treasurer
IN the way ol new mrn hrrs NJ Ben
nett Was taken into the fold. Ms ifop
par indy invited de ci"y to meet a
het home nest Thursday evening, whlri
vas gl4dly ace pied \ maiion wg'
then Il AIDE 70 aiJnnrn and caitir' -
n ,ios for This time RnrOkIEh.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-03-23

Pursuant To call II il hereby
announced that Democratic prim
,ry will b. held III the Court House
Saturday evening, March 3lat. ut
1880 o'clock. for the purpose of
seleciing 4 delegates 10 the Demo-
cratic conniv convention 10 be held
~ Hlllaboro. N NJ on April 7th.
1900, for the purpose of selecting
5 delegates to the Democratic Ter.
rltorial Convention To be held in
the city of Albuquerque on the 18th
of April next
All peraona. irrespective OF past
party affiliations, who believe in
the free coinage Of silver as euunci
a'ed IN The Chicago Platform OF
1896, ale cordially invited
w Q. THOMPSON.
Precinct Chairman.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-03-23
HOME CULTURE CLUB.

The Home Culture Club met
Friday evening, March 10th. As
the next Friday evening was
amusement evening, a motion was
made, seconded aid carried that
the meubers have picnic SatnT-
day. and have the meeting Of the
club the snme as usoal. The
lives of Ben johnson md John
Milton were read, ulso several
articles on "New Boukp,' Mated
People" "rhe Boer War aud
eeversl quotations. from "Pope's :
Essuy on Man The club then
adjourned
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-03-23
SERIOUS CHARGE.

II. X. Street of Monticello
Grant county, charges in a pub
lished letter that Hon. Sol. Luna
the custodian Of the old military
reservation at Ojo Coliente, is using
the same az range for several
thousand sheep Mr. Street says:
"Ihe water hs does not use, his
sheep pollute TO such an extent
that it is absolutely unfit for the
domestic use of the people OF Mon
ticello The water OF these springs
belong by every right (several
tlmea confirmed by the courts) to
the people OF the village OF Monti-
cello, who settled there in 1859.
Montecello is about twelve miles
distant from the reservation and
the valley contains about 5OO souls,
all small farmers. with wives ana
children who depend on their
small mengre crops for . livsll-
hood. San Maroial Bee.