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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Sanchez. Tomas
tand 80 varaa wide bound north
hy y. Sanchez south by public
road. east by che old read, west bY
q. S,snchcz. isiIpi iuN by ~ Vlras.
hound north liy T. Armiio. south by
IHaaic ftaid swai by the saHin l,llls
land ltp by 80 ystfrs. nulini fIossh
hy the public F'aad. south by n
Sanchez, east by the public roud,
west hy "a. Sanchez Personal
property; half tax, tiaii1. penalty.
tBss; costs flH5. total ..,...s....,..-. 81 ta.hi
Ranch~z Miramon
Land "a hy l00 varas bound north
hy the puhlic road. south by r.
sanchez cast by the public road,
west hy T. sanchez, half tax, Sill
penalty, n.@i costs, % GENTS totals Sl.t
Sanchez "a.
land loo by 80 varna. bound north
hy acefula, south hy r, sanchez
east hy che Tnihlh ruad wtgti hy
aceguia, taN, t2sa PENALTY, u.H.
costs. 81 tents; total .,,,,.st,.,t,,,,f 30.U
sanchez Severe
Land 30 10y q yaras bound north
hy the ptiliio road. south by the
Armiios west hY uceuula. Land
i,1 IS - warns. boumi u1rth by
James Sanchez. south by T.. Az
milo, west by the public road
land rs hy 80 yaras. bound north
hy 81 danchcz. sD,ah by A. Cande-
laria west by T.. Armiio. Personal
property' half tax tisla2 penalty
Hu2; costs. N.0a. total .,,,t.s.t,..,. Nbi .
MetzEar. -. }
Land 81 by 80 vafas. bound north
by James HHrolns. south By y. ~.
Metzgaf. east hy A. nurpis weai
BY the river. half tax, t282s, pen
atty. ui7. costs. SO cents. total Is ai.i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29


iinca Jose Eluceno
Land NJ by 30 yttfsta boliul noIa1
by the COchlti Indians, east by ~
iiaCu. west by cochlii Indians
Land bound north by n. Armlto.
south by - e. ikicu eafi by ace
quia. west hy J. Sena. tax. taH
penalty, ngt custa. 70 cents; to-
TAI - tt .tr .t. ++ -- s.-.trrt.rtas.t % u
inca, Jose
iand - by 81 vans hound north By
J. n. Aragon. south hy ~ De IA q,
east hy arcuula, west by H. a.
ikica, Land bound north by O.
Mantin. south hy NJ, y. Otero. rust
and west by Indian hands. tax
Nmsi; penalty, fisi; costs, 70 cents;
tNtdl 90 ts go ..t t,sts,ttt.ts.t.t,ttsR A.N
urtcE, santos
Land VI by i0o varas. bound north
by -. orivE estate south by ~. OK
Tea. east by the public ditch. Woat
hy Indian hands. Land d5 By is5 va
nus, bound north and south by n.
ortex estate. east hy the public
dtch hair tax, tlI9 penalty. -
cents costs. 70 cents. total ........t ia.i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Cieiaud. A. W. Jr.
lois 4 g. G. hloek - 10. ~. add. taN,
fii@. penalty. taa; costs, ~ oe''is 81.
Armiio. Manuclitn. Miss.
Lots ! to ~ inclusive. block 81, haca
a Armiio add. Lot 90, hiogk rs.
Armiio Brua. add. hih tax. f2s.a2,
peuahy, n.i3. custs, Hn' toiai....a al'l
Armii0. sophia. Mlss
Lots /. 3. 3. block 81 n. ~ r. 80.
add half tax, tiG.2i. penalty NN
costs. HN Nrutai total ss ts t.s,tstst 81 D
Aumiio. n. A.. Dr.,
lot q block 81. =. ~. 4. 60. add
VA of iptH - 90 - inclusive,
hiock q. n. ArmiiO Hros add Va
OF bots gG ri. E0 hluok 90. AT
milo nros Hdd Lots e. 3. and h1lf
ct T. block A Juan Armiio usid. bali
tax. 81 g.. pennhy, u.13. ce'sis. VI"
Becker. IL. D..
An adobe house ON railroad leased
land taX. tsi.us, penalty sac.
costs D GENTS, total b.. .......t,..,t 80
P is'.s Property. haif inx. tsw,
penalty. u.@. cosis. % cents. totals $50
Coisb. W a.,
Personal property. tax. tD.N. PEN
atty. ti.Gi. costs, q, GENTS. total....s 300
Donnhoe Hardware 60.
Personal property half tax, flb- ~.
penalty. SIT costs. ~ SCENTS. tuial.N ~
DuuthOe, W. a.,
block being facilun part of NJ
t'owan add. bouud north hy Marble
avenue. south by State street, cost
hy Third street. west % tUurin
strcet: tax. $50. penalty. SAP,
costs, 81 cents; total b.. .......s...,..s OIL
oulnsicy. ~. A. Co.
Personal property. half ttx, fls'ii
penalty u.t1. costs, 30 cents, totals .os
Hadicy. ". g.. ESTATE.
lots / 60 20 inclusive bluck D.. Ter
race add. tax. Nie1 priuihy Ns.
costs $50, total o.. ........st.,.,. .el4s.n
tuning. Lewis.
lots to Z and hot %. hlock q. a. A
T.. add Lots " 90 ~ inclusive.
block e. A. a J.. add. Lots Ca %,
block ~ n ~. add hHlf tax.
sibRg penalty. N.51 costs Au; to-
tal OIL. .. b., .. ... .......t........ .,.,,. flhi =
nliss. D. W.
Personal property. tax, 1911, pen
atty. - cents; costs, g cents. to-
TAI OIL. To-. 81. .. o.. ..s ....ss..s...s.s...s.4 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

'Nffun. IT. H.
Undivided interest IN EsperitO san
to la1d entni TAX tius 20. gasIsalty,
Sis costs, 81 cents total, .........t 6lO 4
lhtn Seferino g..
Land % by 100 vans. bound north
~ j. Garcia, east by Che flvor, west
hy accqula Land NJ by 80 varas
bound north by Maullcl T'sliillo
south 10y Jose Garcia, east by ne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

iaua and house in CorrHles Hnl
personal property half tax, Nttl,
pruaiy ti costs. ~ cents TO.
ful ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ai.G
Clnncld, Kate,
Land bounded north hy y . Yr.
lstfrl west hy A. Ulur1H fstai
bY NJ nacl. south hy A. J DAT
rs tenie total - - t5co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Croapln. paipln,
iaud 80 by ~ vifaa. isFtut uaJrth
rs Y. Narciu. nuHh 80 fivtuk
tuauco. saat and west by he Gam
ada Land ~ b. 400 yards bound
nofth by Juan Oiruin, south ~ /.
Iafamiiio east ~ arroyo west by
pdfbilc road faxi 81 " penalty
ttlt rasta. 10 cents. tutal ..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Watson. J ~
- inlch OF the ktud of Doe san
rs,iro grant as On situated in tho
county 81 lefmuiillo, said grant
having been utdo by che MeKiCun
gogcrnmem io Ioao S1unn RANT
ruz and uthura, Nov ~. 1876. and
confirmed az private hand chtlm hy
cougrtsH 81 The unif,-i States. juno
a.. isgl; tax. NIai.op p'siuiity,
$3.50; ,a.sls D. cents. total 10000. s. Z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

GaInslay. George g.,
Lot ). block b. A. ~ add. onc-half
tax. to52, P,aNdty. me- --gsia. -
cents. total o.. .. VI. .. ,.,.t.......& n.
I2ast 20 81 lOtu n aud i2. la .iocr
a. ~. ~ add. tax $3.50. penalty
f25s, cOa'-, " cents, total .........,t ~
Hail. X. T..
Tract of land commencing az
point where the west iine. Running
north and south through block m
~ "a add 60 the city of Aihuquer.
que half is,X, tia.as penalty 81
o,-nts. csssis "a ceniH totl ....-...b %
Jones. burt,
ally 81 ~ coatf, % ccutH. t0ttI....f Ai
.ots n ana ". block - u. n. add.
tax. SIS; penalty, G.5t, costs. 80
coitia. toial o.. o.. ., .........t...... - 4
icvi. o. A Co.
Personal property. hair lax 1896.
penalty $50, costs % cents, to-
sal o. .... ....,...,......,.t......, IS ai'
Miller w.
tots u and ". blOck a. H a. add.
tax. NlJg pcnalty. $3.50. costs. 90
cents totnl o.. D., .....,..........t,.,..t el.t
Nonsa. ~. e..
Personai property. tax. Es7s. nom
atty. tiN, costs. 80 cents. total ....f 3.i
Pierce. y. e. a %. A.
Lot a. biock u. a. " add. Lot q
hiOck a. o. n lid, lot l. block T.
A. a 4. add. Z. q block "a. a. ~
add: half tax fsta, penalty, $50,
costs. NJ cents. total 81. .. D.. ....... .fist
Postal Tel cable ESQ.
~ miles poles with two wires. wall
uhtion tetW mile for poles AMI
wire. tax. fiiGe. penalty $50
costs. "a centsi total B.. ...,t,,.... .flla
Siosftel ~ ~.
N,s OF lots ". ii block s. ~ NJ r.
co add and lot T. block 2. u, a.
add. tax. So 81 penalty, fi2i; costs,
~ cents, total 90 .t ....s,...tt.t...t.f hl''
sullivan. Frank.
Personal property, taxes. - 10, pen-
atty = cents, c0siH. 81 cents, to-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

peuamoFc l.. O..
Lots . and 10. block ~. a. u add
YAK, 1907 penalty, 0.E. costs, ~
cents, total . o. .,... ...............f So %
Brown. J. n. A Hutchinson
Lots 81 90 30 inclusive block M %.
r. 3. add tax. f2s.5G penalty, ubt
coats, ~ Ceitai total .. ..tttfttt,t ~ ID
Henderson. ". T.,
Lots 10 and A. block "a. q. r. =.
add. tax 500. penalty. HU. costs,
~ cents total p, 90 b.. ....t.-.tttt..A ~. "
Hight George W.
lots Is To- % inclusive, block - n,
a. add. Isots n and ". block %.
a. r. add. half tax, f5Ai penalty,
N.2i: costs ti.N total. b.. ..,...,.s 1881
Sampson. George w,
y 100 feet ~ Tote u and ~. block
q. o. r, q az. Gtm, pcnahy.
s. 20. costs e. cents. total ....,...f sf,ll
Smith. james o..
sEA s,c. 81 tp. A. lCo acres. also
personal property, tax Nt6i; pen
atty, EE3 costs M cents. totals a. :.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

river. west hy aronuil. Personal
property. uAlt tax, u.ii, pOnauy,
aiN. cuHtH. tu cents total t....... 500 %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
PRECINCT %

Brown n HuiChlson
Lots 81 20 IS inclusive. block -. %,
4 a. add tax - 90. penalty Nt2;
costs. y cents total ...,,,,.,t 3Nl'
Gates. y. j..
lots 7. y y block So. q. r g ada.
Lot 2 block e. -. r. q. add. taK.
81 q penalty, nei. costs, " conths
total b.. B.. b.. b.. ........... ..s.......... e. y
kuchenbenhrr Angelina
Lots ~ 90 W Inclusive. block o. q.
r. a. ada. taxes fli.ll penalty
Nt1' cDeia, 50 cenis. total ....,,.. $50 Y
Kitchen A Kennedy
w feet OF boz y an ~ b. aad ~
foot ~ i0 block W %. a. q add.
half mN, tl3AH penalty. Meit
costs, % cents; total ,,,,s.,..,.. tiie q
Meyers, Fred W.
Lots Il. is ~. block a.. o. T. 5. add;
tax, 81 ~. penahy, u.Gl; COSTS. %
fssiiH, t9iih q, 90 ..,..,,s,..,....,,,,.t ~, Y
Refs, A. ~.
Lots a. "a q. block e. q. r. &. add.
half tax. t21e3. penalty, Nt7; costs
~ crntHi total f., D.. .... ......t.....,.g % 8
Slmpkin, T.. A.. Rev.
~ - lots ~ 90 p inclusive block
81. %. n a add. tax, teGsa. pen
atty, Nn, costs, ~ vents; total 3 p q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Homestead. Western a 90.
The Montana Land grant. cuinprla-
ms N.W1 acres, tax, k21a. 81 penalty,
All,fi cr~is. 81 cents. t0tHl.......... S2sl 7.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

iubheli. Juliana a., Mrs,
Land Nh hy NJ ysnaa. bound north
hy u. A. Hubholl south by tbs
pubhc road iand 80 by ~ yyima
lpuind north and south by plihhc
land east by Ghamlaai rad. iand
ITO vurae wide. l,ound north vs. "
A. Hubbsll south by r. g. Gutter
"a, east hy numlnFo T'orrrs. west
10y Ia Ceia. inul 20 hy 30 yFniH
bound north hy v. A. llubhell by
j NJ, Hanghcn on south. east BY
river. west bs MunlE tax 81 81,
penalty Neu, roaiH. NO total =
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

arle A. aescuus my suuenug pan o.
thgtiine tsing una bic % work " sleep.
several d0ci0Ia treated me. and tried
sil ihs se.eallsa bod remedies. 10y ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

ting the hospital, notwithsianding the
fact that Guadalupe county makes no
pretensl0ns 90 being a mining county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Durslsar a MrOiiivay
Personal property, nx. So NJ. pens
atty, Nis' costs, % cents; total ~ "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

PRNTNCT 81.
Mireles pi0aci0. Estate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

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City years has been curing all kinds Of blood aud skin
disesses II has cured thouaanA, aud wall cure you
~ ii pleasant tonic a. well AZ blood puuher - Inn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

The AruiJ0 store room on ftai'f"a'i
aysnsie. west of d llfeld A Co. was
,,.s-a dttrlug fair week BY "Lunette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

homo in santa Pc thla murulng while
hoic she was the CUES, % Miss Bessie
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The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

said judges for such orders as are au- thorized to be issued ''in chambers of the territory from which the ap- plication is made; said judges shall hold their office for term of four years, and shall receive a salary off per year and their necessary expenses in going to and from their terms of court.
 Said court shall sit in each of said territories at least twice in each year, and shall not leave their respective territories without the written consent of the President of the United States, except to attend to their official busi- ness.
 That two of said judges shall consti- ute a quorum for the purposes of opening court and all other informal business; no cause shall be heard or decided except that all the judges are present, and in case of sickness or other unavoidable absence, a United States district judge, who is not by law barred, shall be called to sit in that case, and said district judge shall receive his necessary expenses while so acting.
 Said supreme court shall have 8 clerk in each of said territories, who shall receive the pay or emolumeats now paid the clerk of the supreme court of said territory.
 The seal of the present supreme court of each territory shall be the seal of that territory, of the supreme court in and for that territory. All acts or parts of acts in conflict here with are heeeby repealed.
 By the above rough draft you will see that supreme court independent of the district courts can be established with but little additional expense, for there are now twelve judges in the three territories, each one drawing his additional expenses for attendance on the supreme court term, whereas, by this bill, only three judges will have expenses, and where we now have only incidental, or rather accidental time given to our supreme courts, we would have the entire time of three presum- ably good, unbiased and unprejudiced men
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

Prof. George E. Treadwell, the cop per expert, has been interviewed by the Chihuahua, Mex, Enterprise. The Professor owns considerable stock in the United Verde of Arizona, which at present pays between four and five hundred thousand dollars in dividends per month. Senator Clark holds the majority of the stock, which Professor Treadwell asserts he secured by trick cry. In 1888 when copper had dropped Clark bribed the secretary of the com pany to obtain all the shares at $1, ex- cepting Treadwell's tenth. Clark paid the price of his purchase out of the mine in six months. Prof. Treadwell has since sold shares at $500, giving the 300,00O shares valuation of $90, ,000, ,0O0, the highest price ever set on mine. Referring to the Cananea, in the State
 of Sonora, the Professor said he estimated the value of that mine at $lO, ,000, ,000, and this was conservative.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

At Pearce the Commonwealth min ing company has it's new stamp mill about ready to start, and has the new steam hoist in operation. A new double compartment shaft is being sunk, which will be continued down below water level. Water was en- countered in this mine in the old shaft, at 427 feet, and although the rich ore was known to continue below that point, sinking was discontinued, be- cause of the small size Of the shaft. It is now proposed to push the new shaft down below water as rapidly as possi- ble, and pumping machinery will be installed to handle the water.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

NOTWITHSTANDING the glorious rains at have visited Arizona during the st week, interest in the construction
 the San Carlos reservoir should not ] allowed to abate. Rather should emphasize the necessity of storing e water that has run to waste, suf- tent to have carried us safely through xt summer. Let us all put our builders to the wheel and bring every assure possible to bear upon Con- ess, that an appropriation may be ade at the coming session for com sncing the work. There is nothing
 effective as individual effort in cor spondence. Write to senators and smbers of Congress explaining the nation. Printed matter on the sub # will be furnished gratuitously at is office.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

In an interview with MT. H. Menager, who sold 2,000 head of cattle to Calif- ornia party and obtained $20 for the 8 years-old, the gentlemen said that the prospect of the cattle business never looked better. The sudden rise east of beef of one cent per pound, taken in connection with the scarcity of cattle in California and the increasing de- mand for beef for the east and Alaska, have all combined to raise prices of meat there lately. If the cattlamen here would quit feeling panicky they would certainly get very much better prices, especially since the late rains which will make grass grow all pver the ranges.-r!T Tucson Citizen.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

THE TRIBUNE is in full accord with le movement inaugurated by the rritorial newspapers to secure good ederal appointment for Judge N. A. orford, and will aid in every way in power. He is clean, honorable i'd upright man, a credit to the news per profession, and deserves some ing of the Mckinley administration, hich he has sustained in all it's
 garies.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

THE Halderman brothers, after one 'the gamest legal fights in history, ere successfully hanged in Tombst l Friday of last week. The consensus opinion among those who know all le circumstances is that the demands . justice were fully complied with, Id that only the power of money de-
 yed the execution so long.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

IT is now said the rain held off till Mack and Mark got in.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

HE TRIBUNE looks for grand results 1m the Irrigation Congress in session Chicago this week. Able and earn men are at the head of the move mt for a national system of irriga- ID merchants and manufacturers of east have taken the matter up, d it is bound to come. The dam the Gila river will be the first one it and will prove an object lesson. le introduction of the following res- 1tions, by the editor of the TRIBUNE, lieh were unanimously adopted by 3 National Irrigation. Congress, in oenix on the 18th of Decem Der, 1896, IS the first step in the movement, ich has widened out until it has at- ned national importance:
 Whereas, The Pima and Maricopa Indians, pes numbering in the aggregate ten ,usand souls. have been deprived of the ters used by them in irrigation before the sent of the white race in America, through appropriation of such waters by settlers the headwaters of the Gila river; and Whereas, Through the loss of such waters lands once cultivated by these tribes have ;ome barren and worthless, and the mem s of such tribes have become a charge On Government, and forced by the loss of fir fields into lives of degradation and lury and
 7hereas, Such tribes have from the ear- t days been the friends and allies of the ite race; and
 Thereas. The people of the United States e pledged themselves by solemn treaty to tect such tribes in their property and ,perty rights; and
 Whereas, The Government of the United tes has and now isengaged in the expendi- e of hundreds of thousands of dollars for construction of works of irrigation for arecIamation of lands belonging to other ian tribes; therefore, be it
 esoIved, That this Congress do approve
 proposed construction, under the plans he U, S. Geological Survey. of the Buttes srvoir, in Pinal county. Arizona, recently sorted, to again reclaim the lands of these 1es, believing that by so doing can the 'ernments alone honorably redeem the ken pledges made by it to these people,
 thus preserve from further want and radiation two Of the surviving Indian 1es of the American continent that have avs been the constant friends of the ite race.
 esolved, That we approve the proposed struction of such reservoir not only as
 and philanthropic, but as economical
 good policy, as in comparatively short the expense of maintaining such In- ns as Government charges will far exceed
 cost of irrigation works required to xe them a seIf-supporting and self-re- ting community.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

Cor. S. NJ. MCGOWAN, superintendent the Phoenix Indian school, and Dr. ickers, territorial auditor, have pur- lased from c. c. Randolph a controll- g interest in the Phoenix Republi- n. The paper remains in good hands, i'd will in the future as in the past owe powerful factor in upbuilding ,e territory. The TRIBUNE extends ie right hand of fellowship to the new 'oprietors.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24
Tea Garden Drips

is a Sugar Syrup of highest quality. Once used-always wanted. Delici- ously sweet-make, taffy candy to per- lection. Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Ask your grocer, 707-719 Sansome St., San Francisco,
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cure biliousness, constipation and headache. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by Brockway's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToLEDo,l
 IIICAs CoTrNTY


 FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed ia my presence, this 9th day of Decem. Der, A. D. 1886.
 t@, A. w. GLEASON, '- Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 Y. J. CHENEY, & CO.,, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, Foe.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Florence tribune., 1900-11-24

"IT is apparent that something must be one to provide water for the Indians. In rder to demonstrate our ability to govern CIV peoples we must show a better record IT these now in our care."-[Prof. F. II. swell, in lecture in Washington, Dec. .1s9a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-28

The Pocatello Advance Is con-
siderably exercised over the an
nouncement made in the Statesman
recently that Steunenberg would
be a candidate for Senator Shoup' 5
toga, and says:
when Governor Steunenberg
gets ready to announce himself it
will come through democratic
sources and will come directly from
the governor himself"
The Advance conveniently for
gets that the governor, i'll giving
this bit OF information to the States
man for publication, was but fol-
lowing the precedent established
last year by Parker democrat
whose only ambition is to become
governor of this State-who an
nounced his candidacy through
that well-known exponent Of re-
publican principles, Hon. Vic Bier
hover.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-28
Official Paper OF Me- Perez County

After the revolt in Blaine and
Fremont counties comes that affair
in Bingham county, and the tu-
sionists took another SIionkop.
They rushed into Bingham after
the call was made and organized
the democracy wherever silver re-
publican proxies could be had to
capture the contention and turn
the tide for fusion and democracy.
In fine, of the nineteen precincts
OF Bingham cou lty no silver repub-
licans could be found to answer to
roll call. In the fourteen precincts
represented six were held by demo
cratic proxies. These, with prox-
les held by state officials, defeated
a motion to have searchllght
turned on the credentials, and the
result was that the chairman and
eight others walked out OF the CON
vention, leaving the democratic
. proxies and state office holders to
adopt a strong resolution favoring
a fusion of all silver forces" Aud
Dubois is now primed with mate
rial for another interview.