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PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. Father Delahanty of Rock Springs.
WyO., who has been visiting Bishop Scan
Ian in the city for the past ten days, de-
parted for his home yesterday evening.
Frederick w Anderson, travelling secre-
tary of the Student volunteer movement
for foreign missions, spent a few hours
in this city yesterday before proceeding
to Pacific Grove, Cal, TO attend the con-
vention of that body at that place.
Mrs. Ella Cummings Wetzeu received
telegram yesterday announcing the
death OF her mother. Mrs. William Cum
mings, in Portland, Ore, at 10 o'clock the
night before. The remains will be ship
ned TO the old home in Illinois for burial
Mrs. WetZell will join the cOrtege at Og-
den and accompany it east from there
She viii perhaps not return to this city
before September.
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DIED.

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SHIELL-At the residence of Joseph
Davidson. 1861 West Fourth South str eet.
of old age, Andrew She'll aged 50 years
and Z months.
Funeral services will be held at East
Brighton meeting house Monday at IL a.
m Friends invited.
BRENNEMAN.-At his late residence,
No. 146 South Second West street, May
49, 1900 of heart disease Thomas W.
Brenneman, aged % years.
Funeral notice later.
GOODWIN.-In Oakland, May 16 Arthur
E, son of Mrs. z. Y. Goodwin and bro
Their of G. W. and J. D. Goodwin and
Mrs. Vernon Wilson, a native of Salt
Lake, Utah, aged 80 years, months and
IA days.-San Francisco Examiner.
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Branch Offices For Receipt of
Want Advertisements:

SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY, 5th South
and State street.
HAZEL DRUG CO., corner West First
South and Fourth West.
MCOY'S PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East
FOULGER BROS. co, So X street.
S B. COULAM.. Eighth East and First
South.
A. ]. DAVIS & CO., corner Seventh
South and Seventh East,
Advertisements of Hep Wanted
and Situations Wanted will be &C
cepted in these columns Free Of
Charge.
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An invitation

The Herald invites you to make
use of its columns FREE OF
CHARGE, If you want help, or if
you are looking for a position.
We want TO bring the man who
wants a job and the man who has
one to give together. We think
it is a good thing to do, and we
know how to do it..
salt Lake City, May Is, 1900.
Editor Herald.
I have had my ad in your
paper two days, and received five
offers of Jobs as cook, so far.
Please take my ad out.
Yours for success,
J. w. ESTES.
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ME New Hotel.

The praise and COMMUNICATION Of dis
...Iroinatine travelling men is always
--al,1able and influential. 1t is this
class always in the majority at Don
A. rat ouaiify or abridge the pleasant
- ,-onaDlil.leutary things they have to
ssv IF this particularly nice" new no
4-T
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Maenatic Healine

PROF. SCALLANE. the noted mag
netic specialist can be consulted at 225
South Main street. Chronic sufferers from
rheumatism. neuralgia and diseases of the
nervous system. Kidney troubles and
dyspepsia, seminal weakness in either sex
cured without drugs or medicines by ma
lures own remedy, Vital Magnetism.
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SUPERIOR DINING SERVICE. Swell
est rooms in the city at 240 State street
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NICELY FURNISHED front room,
electric light and bath. 242 So. 4th East.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

JAMES & HARRTS, plumbers. steam
and hot water contractors IS Z. End
South street Telephone, SI9.
Geo. G. Doyle & Co.
PLUMBING, HEATING and jobbing
Oh South State street Phone 49,
GREEN & REEVE co,
Plumbing. heating 1o5 E. md So. Tel ST.
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A Sunday Outing.

Free stage from Fort Douglas to
Wagner's Grove every Sunday from l
.. M. to S D. m
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Painless extraction OF teeth by DR..
E. NJ Keysor. 162 Main street Auer-
back building.
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Eat Royal bread. purest and best
Ask your grocer for It. Ask your gro
Ger for it.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate and Winter Quarter.
lump, nut and slack, anthracite an
sizes. D. ]. SHARP, Agt..
20 South Main. Telephone No. 429'
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AUCTION SALES.


BABY CARRIAGES, GO-CARTS, RE-
fTigerators, all kinds of furniture, car
stoves, house furnishings a speciality, on
easy payments-$1 on S10 so on 800 l. X.
L. FURNITURE and CARPET install
MENT HOUSE, IS =. End South. P. a.
SOrenSOn, Prop.
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PAINTERS. at the Salt Palace; enquire
at the north gate of Salt Palace.
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WE'LL LIGHTED, ventilated rooms,
with outside windows; clean, comfortable.
Weekly rates. S1.25 up; monthly, $500 up.
California House. 264 So. Main
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CARPENTERS. at the Salt Palace; en-
quire at the north gate of Salt Palace
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FURNISHED ROOM with bath, for
Herald.
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POSITION WANTED as clerk in gen
eral store in country; ten years expert
ence. Address Reliable Herald.
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A srndar nntinu

Free stage from Fert Douglas to
Wagner's Grove every Sunday from /
p. n. to p. IA.
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~ Knnfsfnrd Hntel

The one place for comfort and ere
gance. Flreproof. Central. Telephone
IN every room and modern in every
way.
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FOR RENT.

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TO A PARTY, the lower floor of 4
rooms, and take boarders It the Pleas
anton.
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SMALL GIRL to assist in taking care
OF baby. Call 1873 West End North.
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A COMPETENT GIRL for general
homework in family of three adults. APP
ply this evening, Mrs. George II. Wood,
"A South State.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVE REPAIRING.-Willia Fender
& Son, 30S State, mfg. and imp. of all
kinds stove and range repairs repairing
in all its branches. Mail orders solicited.
Tel T3-5 rings
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Rates on Paid Matter in The
Herald'S Want Columns,
e. Per Line for Every Insertion
~ after the first.
One insertion, Ioc per line, Special
rates on standing advertisements by
the week or month.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
GrOshell, sole agent Utah. 221 Main. Ex-
pert cash register repairing.
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BORN.

GRAHAME1ino this city Nay IL, 1900, to
the wife of Fred Graham of the Rio
Grande Western railway offices, a ten
pound boy.
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Swiftly SUIT OFF.
Benbrook Divorce Case is Ordered
Dismissed,

The last trick in the game of hearts
which Smithy BenbroOk and his wife
have been playing through the medium
of the Third district court, was played
yesterday before Judge Hiles. JudS-
ment was given in favor of the wife
Erho was allowed attorneys fees to the
extent of $3.50. together with the costs
of the suit. The ease was dismissed on
motion of the Ciaintiff.
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FURNISHED ROOM at the Metropol-
itan. under new management. cor. 3rd So.
and West Temple.
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NICELY FURNISHED rooms, close in.
217 E. Brigham.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business interee.
paid on savings deposits. w. r Arm
strong, president; ]. z. Game. cashier
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SECONDHAND SEWING MACHINES.

BOUGHT. SOLD and rented. Repairing
a speciality. Supplies for all makes. Wiles
& Johnson III East First South
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


THOMAS FITCH. ATTORNEY-AT
law.
Ofices ~. IS and a Hooper building, 3
TTasr First South street, Salt Lake City.
DICKSON. ELLIS & ELLIS.
Atforneys-at-Law, fifth floor Progress
building.
ArvIRAs +. SNOW. Lawyer Rooms
s20-5af u. +. Walker Bids W Second
south. Salt Lake City. Phone ISIS rings.
I N Wadden Thomas Adams.
WApDEII. & ADAMS,
AftorneVs-at-iaw Rooms Nos AS and
4I6 Mccormick building. salt Lake City.
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SURVEYORS.

T. S. DEPGTY MINERAL SGRVEYOff-
F. NJ. Lyman. jr., 205-6 Nottingham block,
Salt Lake City.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

Scientific Collection of Bad Debts.
Merchants Protective Assn, Com bldg
Salt Lake City. Francis G. Luke, Mgr.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A POSITION by young man as janitor,
delivery man, nightWatchman. coachman
or bartender o. anything. Address T.. Z.
j., 50 Zane street, city
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LOST

A CHILD'S SMALL gold chain and
locket. Return TO 175 A st.
SATURDAY. CHILD'S purse, contain
ing IS gold and scent piece. Liberal re-
ward if returned to 132 e. list So. Mrs
Hampton.
A BAY MARE. legs clipped. white sad
die mark on right side. on MAY o. Reward
for return to 81 d street.
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10 Alaska Through San Frannisoo

Before making arrangements to 90
to Cape Nome. it would pay to invee-
tigate facilities and advantages of en-
barking from San Francisco. For
folders of ocean transportation com
panies sailing from San Francisco and
information concerning passage rates
can be obtained by addressing or call
ing on following Representatives South
ern Pacific company. ID. r. GRAY
General Agent, PA Dolly block. Salt
Lake City.
T. II. GOODMAN.
General Passenger Agent. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.

BARROW BROS, Stauoaers aid News
dealers, 43 W. ID So. Phone 762, , rings
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Notice.
Owners of horses, cattle and sheep
are notified that I win be at the
Office of Z. H. Callister, 143 South West
Temple street, Salt Lake City, from May
q to %, to receive applications to Craze on
Uintah' forest reserve. Owners must apply
in person. GEO. T. BUCHER
Supervisor.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
CASH REGISTERS.

MRS. P. FONTYNE, 267 So. West Tenn
pie. ciairvoyant and trance medium.
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POSITION AFTERNOONS as type
writer, in Ogden, by boy having also some
skill as photographer. 3. Y, care Her
aid, Ogden.
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TICKET BROKERS.
MEDICAL
LUMBER DEALER.

PARKER LUMBER CO. wholesale
dealers in Windows, Doors, Meuldings.
Building and Roofing Papers, Mill Work
estimates given. Send for our prices and
discounts. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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4 CLEANING AND DYEING.

SUITS dyed. cleaned and secured. $1.5)
to $500; chemically cleaned, $500; ladies'
dresses chemically cleaned, $1.50 up. DES-
ERET DYE WORKS, 125 So. w. Temple
UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co,
81 Richards St High-claSs work; moder-
ate prices. Telephone No. So, N
UTAH CLEANERS and Dyers. First
class work. promptly DONE Repairing. 142
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
everything new. electric light, close in;
326 South Main street.
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WARMING AND VENTlLATING

p. ]. MORAN.-steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apnaraflls No.
70 West Second South
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WANTED-Two live travelling statesmen;
staple line; must be workers. Address X.
L., this paper.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

j. +. BOES. manufacturing jeweler.
Removed to 259 Main.
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OPTICIANS

HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED at
Surbaughs 10 MCCORMICK block.
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SICKLE, the Matchmaker and JeweIer,
is at 90 East Third South St
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JUST LIKE A HOME Where? At The
Halls. Board and rooms, single or en-
suite. Reasonable rates. S. w. corner
State and Third South.
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DRESSMAKING.

1ST-CLASS DRESSdAxING By so
phie Rivers. late from California. 14) So
Main street. Progress bldg, rooms 30i-5-6
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ELECTRICAL.
AGENTS WANTED.

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AGENTS make S. daily selling the
cheapest and most perfect Water Filter
ever invented. Retails at $3.50 Big profit.
Exclusive territory. Seneca Filter Co,
Seneca, Mo.
AGENTS. men and women, are you will
ing to work honestly and faithfully for
$50 weekly? If so. write us. Our goods
are sold and consumed in every family,
and a permanent business can be estab-
lished New goods and new catalogue.
Department SIS Mutual Manufacturing
company, New York.
AGENTS. For fastest selling speciality
on the market Good territory open.
Write at once for full particulars. Big
money to hustlers. Address. Manager,
room 1905, 1S5 Dearborn, Chicago.
ANY LADY or gentleman can earn $50
monthly or more, according to ability,
during spare time al home. Intl List Co.,
1918 West One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street, New York City,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ELEGANT ROOM on ground floor: ex-
cellent board. The Grand, 164 E. 1sr So.
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NICE LARGE rooms. The Globe. 255ss
Main street.
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-WANTED..HELP.

GIRL FOR general homework. En-
quire Mrs. F. w. Jennings, SS4 West South
Temple street.
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TWO DREssMAKING apprentices: no
experience necessary. Room 904 Progress
building, 149 South Main street.
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A NEW KLoNprKE.
Land where Wealth la within the
Hnnch of All Who work.

Becville. Texas January 10 George l..
Caldwell, the we'll known Corpus Christi
commission man. was in BesyIile the other
day and in conversation With The Post cor
respondent said that the estimated yield OF
the cabbage crop In the vicinity OF Corpus
Christi was 300 carloads. that the prospects
for truck growing we're never brighter. the
acreage was much larger than ever before.
and that truck Wing as an industry was
bringing that section OF the coast country to
the trout very rapidly.
II Corpus Christi ships 500 cars OF cabbage
ether points on the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railroad south OF Kennedy. Including
Beevillo Normanna. skidmoTo. Mathis. La
fruitA Sinton papalote, RocAport. Gregory,
Aransas Pass Alice and Portland, will ship
enough to swell tho number to almost a
thousand
This. with several hundred chrs OF other
vegetables and several thousand cars OF
watermelons and cantaloupes, will make OF
this section a voritablo lflondke
There is not day IN any OF the twelve
months that make tho year that something
raised here can not be shipned and sold FOR
the cash
This is January and not. one OF the egh-
teen days of the month already passed has
gone by that did not witness the shipment
OF cabbage caulifiower or some other vege
table that sold in tho interior markets ioi
almost fabulous price.
The shipment of these and many other
vegetables will continue 20 increase durlng
the remainder of the month and Throughout
February March. April and Way When
these are about gone. watermelons and
cantaioupcs will be ready for market. and
through the months Of June and July greas
trainoads OF them will be going north 10
gladden. the hearts and satisfy the appetites
OF the people in those blizzard swept States.
BY the time the melons are gone cotton. corn.
sweet potatoes. broom corn, sorghum, nay
a md nj VIII he TGbUy 10 ldli
in line and keep up the march OF commerce
and trade throughout the remainder OF the
year
During ali this time cattle are being raise.
In Inc pastures adjoining the farms and
gardens where all the above enumerated pro
ducts are raised and for them. tssre is ~
ways ready market at prices that make ols
bank accounts.
And thus II IL that the active, industrious,
hugtlinr stock farmer who casts his lot IN
Southwest Texas grows wealthy
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leadership and policies OF their party,
but will DRIFT along under the leadership
which has resulted in disaster. On the
ether hand. il they realize the danger by
which they are menacea they should mske
every effort to unite democrats OF all
sections and Of every shade of opinioa
on a platform which viii give otfense to
none.
That such legislation as Mr.. Crumpacker
proposes should be advocated by republi-
cans is not surprising The republican
party has been diseredited, aud, realizing
this fact. Il would not hesitate to adopt
despotc methods in order to hold on to
power Only few years ago. whom defeat
seemed to be inevitable. It was the cham
pion OF the force bill" by which 1t eS-
peoted 70 control elections, and. through
intimidation, secure long lease Of power
Evidently 1t has learned nothing since
then and the enactment OF new force
bill' on the lines advocated by Mr.. Crum-
packer As an evidence Of its despotism,
By cutting down the electoral vote Of the
South it would be easier Tor the republic
cans 10 win in the future and proportion
ately more difficult for the democrats. MT.
Crumpackers plan is not designed TO i'm
prove the condition of the negro. Its OBJ
iect is TO make IL harder TO turn repub-
lican administration out OF power when It
has become odious 10 the people. II -
simply an evidence OF tho imperialism
in domestic affairs which We may expect
to be adopted along With imperialism
in the Philippines.
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BRADY
Talks About the Fight between
Jeffrfes and Corhett.

Philadelphia, January 15.-Quite a mum.
Der Of boxing celebrities are in the city
this week. Jim Jeffries. Tom Sharkey. Bob
Armstrong and Terry McGovern might
have been seen strolling about the streets
last evening, not to mention such other
well known knights OF the mits as Steve
Flanagan, Elwood MeCloskey, Tim Gala
han and Eddie Lenny. Steve Flanagan ls
looking for a contest with some man OF his
weight and seems likely to be compelled
20 go to Chicago TO get on match.
Jeffries says he will take on no one un-
til his hgnt with Corbett has been de-
cided on March Is. and that he will start
in training in two or three weeks. The
champion looks big and rugged now, but
says he has not taken on so very much
| flesh. When asked II he intended giving
Fitzsimmons another chance Jeffrlss only
smiled but w. 4. Brady. hts manager
spoke up promptly and said: Certainly
we will give Fitzsimmons another igh.,
but it must be on the same basis as the
/ last fight 60 per cent 10 the champion,
4 win or lose. That was what Fitzsimmons
demanded and got from us, and that Is
what he will have 70 give us TO get an
/ other fight"
| Mngn asked why Sucn FAMILY aTafr
match as that between Jeffries a a. Cor
I hett was fixed up so hastily, Brady said.
/ THAT match was made for business rea-
sons ! thought ii the best money max
4 ing match IN sight. and do still. Corbett 5
/ ring record ] consider as good as any
pugilist's in America. and his name will
! iook good among Jeffries' string OF vie
| tories IL We have the nRtnes OF Fltz-
simmons. sharkey and Corbett, what need
Fe care for the others? ] think Corbett
will draw in New York better than any
other man we could match with Jeffrias.
! | may think Corbett will be easy game.
but that doesn't enter into the argument
at all
"As to sharkey, why should We fight
him again? There IL no reason Why we
4 should give him another match. and every
reason why we should not. at least Just
! now. Jeffries has whipped Sharkey twice,
and another battle would hill the fight
picture. Sharkey Is just like 50 much
money in hank for us. When the pictures
TAIL to pay we will fight Sharkey again
Mccoy can have match II he wants
IT, but | don't think he is in any great
hurry. He has his hands full with
Choynski Just now"
Tom Sharkey said he would do all he
could TO get on another match with JET
fries, failing In which he will go abroad
taking Bob Armstrong along as sparrins
partner "But I will meet all corners,
ssid the sailor, and expect 70 wind ur
at the Paris exposition. ] won't leave IN
III after the Corbett- Jenries nght. though
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among the stock men that any ona OF them
who may ind a maverick" on his range
puts his brand on Il, which custom opens ur
many avenues for stealing yearllnsS under
tho pretenRe that II Is maverick. and we
would most respectfully recommend that they
establish more rigid rules among themselves
IN regard to the udlsorlmlnate branding OF
cattle and especially unbranded stock found
on any range and that their association prose
cute promptly all such offensoe unless the
stock be branded In general roundup and
under the direction Of the roundup boss.
We would respectfully suggest TO your honor
that the officers whose duty II Ia 10 luob after
misdemeanors we'll as felonies sean to
think that their attention should be called
90 the matter, as we are confident that II they
would speak 10 the offenders, and tell thent
that they would have them arrested, II ths
ofienses we're not abated, that in q large
measure It would be stopped and we would
suggest that they are such ofenses that tho
grand jury can not easily get at them. and
yet they largely come under the immediate
eye Of some OF the officials; We refer TO
gambling. horse racing on Sunday and selling
goods and whisky on Sunday and We trust
that you will impress upon the officers thsir
responsibility In these matters. We think "
would be advisable that the county Judge and
commissioners court In behalf Of the county
tive IN the legislature. " possible at the com
ing called session Of the legislature to have
this county taken from the list of counties
exempt in article No 500, chapter XII az the
Criminal Statutes. and article No, 1858 az
chapter III, OF the Civil Statutes regulating
the sale, slaughter and shipment of animals
Thos Doutht. Foreman