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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
MURE SANTA ~ REsi0NArIoNs.
". q. squire Follows George Hancock t.
The Irlsrn Ilmnn.

the Frisco huau.
W. e. squire. who has held the posi-
ton OF engineer OF tests OF the santa
~ Runway for the pas, hrce years
has resigned. lie wal leave IN TOW
days tor springfield, Mo. to assume
the position OF mechanical ongacer Of
the sL Louis a san Francisco road.
AIT. squire h the nrst santa Ne me-
chanicai oihvial TO fouow Ucorge Han
cock to she frisco. Mr Hancock was
appointed superintendent OF machinery
OF the tfisco railway after having been
superseded as assistant superintendent
OF machinery OF the Santa Fo b. II. A.
e.. aaHdvraon.
MT squire VIII be succeeded in To-
pekH by John Forsythc. Mr. Fowytho
comes lf0m one vi the northern roads
and 10 an appointec % AT. sandcrson.
Many valuable discoveries have re-
suited from Mi squires work in ,hc
santa fc mechanical department. ite-
Gently he has been in the east looking
after the construction OF the new locu-
motives ordered by the Santa Re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
nrv. KiNNEI INTrmnSrrp.
zee secures Letter showing H.t. Gibson
guiitieas ct the Burrant Mutdsrs.

Gee secures Letter showing W., Gibson
Guiiticas ct the Durrant Mutdcrs.
when the ailcgcd death bed cOnlc,-
sion OF Rcv. Mir. Gibson. VI san fran
cisco. ln regard 10 the Durrant muir
ders. was published throughout The
country. ana found It's way into th4
columns vi rhe Citizen. hev. Bru -
KINNEY. OF this cts. wrote iettsr -
Rev e.. a. Woods. OF san Francisc D,
relative Co tbs matter. Rev kinney
has received the following letter.
san Franclsco. Cal, April =.
Rev Bruce kinney. Pastor First Bap-
ust church. Albuquerque. y. A.
Dear brutuer-i have received YOus
note wltI tneencioscd clipping from tho
Albuquerque Ciuzcn. la which you ash
mo as 40 the truth OF the statement
there published that "Rcy. All. Gibson
q few days ago on his doath-Ded oor-
fessed t.at hc killed both Of the vi
Tins, lor the murder OF WhiCh Dgtran,
was executed in san Francisco Few
years agO. Ia reply / would say. the
Rev. Mr Gibson Us now pastor Ok tie
Emanuel Baptist church Of this cl'.,
- alive aud Nol and Is preaching ~
large congregations every sunday. NJ
Gibson is respected and honored Us the
churches and ministers OF an deuomi
nations Boa this city ana state. r.
sided here when Durrant was execute
Tor the murder 81 Two young women
ia The Emanuel church. No suspicion
of wrong doing Ia Connection with that
tragedy attaches TO the name of Rev.
AT Gtbsub. and there Was no DOUBT
as to the guilt OF Durrant IN the
minds OF thu publ st the time y, h,a
execution ana acre 10 no such doub.
To-day. Ia tie interests OF truth and
justice 1 hope that those papers wnic,i
published this statement of a death
bed confession. may also publish these
facts OF the case.
Fraterng ny yours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

a passenger from the west, who ar
rived last night. informs The Citlzen
that on last Monday Angus Grant.
about 30 years old. committed suicide
Ia the heart. He had been cook for the
railroad contractor H. n. Coleman. but
was discharged few days ago, lie
grew respondent over the loss OF his
situation, and committed the deed
while temporarily insane.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

The stranger who dicd 90 north
First street ro0ming house yesterday
afternoon has been idenuhed as John
Meredith, an unmarried man OF Brook
dale Essex county, New Jersey. lie Is
survived by sister OF that place and
a brother al Reading. IA, A telegram
was received By A, Simpler thir morn
ina from the dead mans sister. stating
thut orders would be sent from the
brother relative 10 the disposition OF
the remains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
SASHA "a noY N LUCK.

Ralph MeTie secures Desirable Position
in Manila.
A mining bureau has been establish.
ca by the United states IN Manila foi
the purpose OF promoting the mining
industry ia the Philippine islands,
and a few days before Ralph McFie ar
rived there Lieut. Charles X, burritt
was appointed superintendent of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

An appeal to the supreme court has
been granted George Neher In the fs-
nous opera house sun, from the dcciG
Ion OF Judge Crumpacker In allowing
spv Al Master A. J. Crawford $3.50 f1r
his services as master. and also from
the courts decision In allowing CraN
fords attorneys, Messra. Johnston 4
Flnlcal the sum OF go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

Mrs. Wm. Williams and daughter. OF
Bland, are IN the city and viii leave
this evening Tor Akron, ohio. where
they viii spend the summer with rela-
tiyes
J. n McCorkle and wife Of Pueblo.
Colo, are IN the New Mexico metropolis
to-day. T'hey viii probably remain
here indehuitelly.
The Maxwell residence on West Cop.
per avenue will be occupied Ia the ~.
ture by ar. ana Mrs Edward drums
field.
Rev. Mark Hodgson, the Msthodst
Episcopal presiding elder was q psa-
senger for Gallup last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
sale Of school Iiond..

Notice 10 hereby given that will On the Oh
day VI May A. d., 1900. offer for sale aud sell
to he highest bidder iof cash, eight bonds uf
the school district OF precinct No, H. OF hrr.
nalillo county. kew Mekico, ol the drnoml-
nation uf aA hundred dollars each, which
have been Issued according to laN iof the puf-
ciuCt. J H. PEHKA
Treasurer uf BerualiliO county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
Reason for Veto
speclal 10 the CluEan.

Washington. May A-The president
gives tnsuiiicicncy of water ON the
Navajo reservation az his reason for
yetoing the bill allowing mineral pros
pectofu on the reservation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

There Is Ice cream and ice cream. hut
the only place 20 get the pure, home
made article, Favored with natural
fruits, etc. Is az DelAney's Candy
Kitchen specal rates for creams and
Ices Ia large quantities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

U. q Surveyor osnegars once santa
~. New Mexico April l9tn, itl9 n Notlca
o. hereby given under the Act Of
,,,..,,, spt tssss,o 49, ,,rs,,sea.
of n hnal DECREE made on thc bth day Of
A February, A. 40. iNa. ~ tho Il. Culrt
ot friVato Land Iiaima, confirming
unto the heirs assigns and legal rep-
ruaeutatiYea 81 Santiago Duran JnaVus.
enc lands embraced IN the san Matco
hpflnga' land grant OF uiaim, hnoWu On
the docket OF said court ~ No. 10 aud in
tno surveyor Generals office as Rep0. to1
No iai, anu situate in AZ. ~ N, a. B
W. ana a. a. a. W. Counties Ut lief-
naliiio ana Valencia. Territory 0f New
MoNicu "a survey OF tho said san Ala j.
too springs land grant or claim nyg
Depuiy surveyor, undor Contract No.
aal, dated April ~ 1879, was returned a.
this ONCE on December lu 1879, and The
plai ANA survey thereof a completed in
thts Office, ready tor puunu iuap,uuon.
SAID grant or ciain mas been surveyed IN
couiui nifty Win, or wfthin, Tho boundary
calls as cot fUifh "a aaiu decree, ana a.
surveyed in two uaCfH. Noa, 4 aud z, and
o. located ~ said survey anu plat, 81
follows. Tract no. ! IN A.. ~ n. H. !
W. ANA ~ ~, H. w. ana Iract No. 4
in a. i5 a., a. ". Ia the Counties OF
hpfualtilo aAd Valencia, IorriUry ~ New
acrua fur tract No. 4 aEd ,but acres
for traut No. z, being a. total arua ~
t,gig.z,e acres. The survey and plat VI
said grant 0r claim viii % retained iu
the surveyor Generals once at santa
re, New Mexico, for tho FUN period OF
ninety days exclusive Of tho ufal ia y
OF the publication OF this notice, and any
parry claiming an interest in the comm
nation or an interest in tne tracts EN-
braeed ln said survey, 0r any part there.
VI, desiring 90 mako objection 20 said
survey auu plat ~ required 70 State dia.
tincuy in NriuuH, tuo Interest 81 ths
OhluUtuf together With such afildaylta ul
other proofs az he. sho or they may de.
Hlro 10 produce tn support Of che Vpisc.
tiOr, ana ulu the same in my once win
ln said period OF ninety days. QulNni
VANCE, A.. =. surveyor General Tor "a,
District uf NoW Mexico
(ktrst publication made Aprn alth 1907
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05
LADIES, tSss yov

Ny "NsGiaai Oonss" arc : Specific
Home Treatment Tor l.cucuuhoea so 40,
tnnfWai 4 ischarHca. Ulceratinns, ftuiap.
sua. Disbursements, scanty, Painful uT n,
fruulal Mcnscs, itchlng aud Inflammation
Fiios % 90. Enclosf stamp iuf valuable
tfCatiHc ~ Interest "a an women, Address
Vim Proctor. NJ. ID, Room aO2 Wilson
nh If, LIE Angelica, Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-05

Territory of New Mexico,
County ui hernalillu,
in the District Count.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19

On Monday the Senate passed rcsolu-
ton by Mir. Allen calling upon each cab.
met officer for itcmizcd statement of
amount of $5O,O0O,O0O defense fund each
department expended. Passed Mr.. Petit.
crews resolution calling for Admiral
Dcwey's report, in which he said he
could take MANILA at any time. After
debate postponed until Wednesday MIR.
l'ettigrcw's resolution calling on Secrc-
tiry OF War for information as to al
legged interview between Gen. Torres of
me Filipino army and Gen. Otis, also
MIR. Lodges substitute therefor simply
calling for general Philippine informa-
lion. Democrats wishing to speak OH
inc financial bill. it went over for Il day.
Mr.. Morgan made speech on racial Nues.
ton in South. General pension debate
Oh hill amending dependent act of June
70, 1870. The House passed resolution
introduced by MIR. Lcntz for investigation
of charscs that John q. Graham, post
mesier of Provo. Utah. and Orson Smith,
postmaster ut Logan, Utah. were guilty
of p%olygamous practices, investigation to
be made by committee on postotlices and
post roads. Passed resolution introduced
by MIR. I.cntz for investigation of action
of Gen. Merriam and militia in Wardncr,
Idaho. mining riots in spring of 1899, and
their course in preventing employment
OF union miners, investigation to be made
by military committee. Thursday, after
i o'clock. was set apart for eulogies up
on life and character of late Representa-
tive Danford, of Ohio. Wednesday for
etllogics upon late Representative Greene.
of Nebraska. and Friday, after . o'clock,
upon ate Vice President Hobart. Ad-
journcd till Wednesday,.
The Senate on Tuesday adopted reso-
luton by Mr.. Allen calling upon Secre-
tary of War for data on purchase Of
transports. Listened to speech by Mr..
Bevcridge in favor of American retention
OF the Philippines and by Mr.. Hoar in
opposition thereto. The House was not
IN session.
Wednesday in the Senate was devoted
to speeches of tribute to memory of late
Nice-Prcsidcnt Hobart. The House
adopted resolution offered by Mr.. Taw-
ncy Misn.) calling upon Secretary of
treasury for information as to States in
which oleomargarine is shipped and dis
tributcd. amount in pounds and Aumber
OF licenses for its manufacture, Eulogies
upon life and public services of late Rep
resentative Greene of Nebraska. Ad-
journcd until Friday.
The Senate ON Thursday listened to n
debate on the Philippines between Mr..
Lodge and Mr.. Pettigrew, the former
urging full publicity on all matters con-
nectcd with the issue and the latter bit
terly attacking the administration. Heard
MIR. Stewart in opposition to the currency
reform bill. Passed the bill comforting
additional authority upon the director Of
the census. Passed the bill increasing
to S2.5OO,OO0 the limit of cost of the
new indianapolis public building. Ad-
journed to Monday. The House was not
in session.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19

connected with the sale Of the New York
custom house site to the National City
Bank and to the disposition made e the
proceeds. By the acts of his predecessors
and the rulings of the Comptroller of the
Treasury he would show that he had a
perfect right to deposit the proceeds from
this sale in qualified government deposito.
rics and that moneys so deposited to the
credit of the treasurer of the United
States are in the treasury, just al much
as though they were actually on deposit
in the vaults at Washington.
The legal prohibition against depositing
public funds in bank repositories secured
by government bonds, the Secretary de-
clares, applies only to customs receipts.
This statement Mr.. Gage tries to
strengthen by letters, opinions and mem
oranda showing that for thirty years the
Secretary of the Treasury has exercised
the right conferred upon him by the law
of placing any such part of public re-
ceipts, except customs, as in his discre-
ton he might deem best, with duly quail
fed government repositories.
The Secretary calls attention to the
fact that under his management the
Treasury Department has received since
June, 1893, 81, 1OO,OO0,OO0 and distribut-
ed it without disturbance to the 6nan-
cial or commercial equilibrium Of the
oOvptr,,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19
eEveRloeE MAKES HIS SPEECH.
Senator from Indiana Voices Praise of
Mckiulcy,s Philipnine Policy.

Senator from Indiann Voices Praise of
Mckinlcy's Philippine Policy.
Senator Beveridge in the Senate Tues
day made his long anticipated maiden
speech, sustaining the administration in
its Philippine policy. Senator Beveridge
opened his speech by the statement that
the times call for candor. He said the
Philippines arc territory belonging to the
United States" forever. The. speaker ar
gued that if it proves a mistake to hold
the territory, The error can be corrected
when we will; every other nation stands.
ready to relieve u.s." He wen on to ar
que that the Pacific is our ocean; that
China is our national customer and the
Philippines is the door of all the east.
With a long prelude us to the
Of the islands, the climate, character of
the people and Aguinaldo, in which he
said they were "a barbaric race modified
by three centuries of contact with a de-
cadent race" the speaker began his ar
guments on true military policy" He
referred to the proposed cessation Of hos
tflities as 50 false peace which will be-
tray us; a sham truce that will curse
u.s." Then he argued that in the efforts
to secure pence the mistake has been
AAuuUSSS On tue puFC VI ILLS uuliOus NV
he said, friendly methods have been
thoroughly tried only to make peace more
difficult. There is not now, nor never
was, any possible course but ceaseless
operations in the field and loyal support
Of the war at home"
In the beginning of his address he had
referred to the unlimited resources of the
islands and cited the fact that "Spain's
export and import with the islands unde-
veloped was S12,175.540 annually" He
continued with the statement that the
people were indolcnt and offered NO COM
petition with the labor of the United
States. Mr.. Bcveridge next branched off
into suggestions MS to the 'plan of gov
eminent needed in the Philippines: 1t
should be simple and strong, for in deal
ing with the Filipinos We deal with chill.
dren." He recommended a "Philippiae
civil service. with promotion for efa-
ciency." In flowing language he con.
cluded his address with IN appeal to up.
hold the flag, and IN appeal for continued
hostilities.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19
GAGE MAKES REPLY,
rREAsuRy.s HEAD ANSWERS IN.
QUlRiEe OF CONGRESS.
Gives His Reasons for Placing Public
Moneys In National Banks-says He
simply Followed Law and Custom
Set by His Predecessors.

Secretary Gage on Wednesday sent to
Congress his replies to resolutions recent
ly introduced in the Senate by Mr.. Allen
OF Nebraska, and in the House by Mr.
Sulzer of New York. The text Of his
reply, which is an exhaustive exposition
of the management of that branch Of the
treasury finances under his administra-
ton relating to national bank deposito-
ries, contains about 1900 words, supple
mented by special reports from depart
ment officials relative to special inquiries
in the resolutions, including copies Of
over 1000 letters on the subject under
consideration.
The reply seeks to cxoncrate the Secre-
tary of the Treasury from every charge
laid at his door, and endeayors to show
that he has observed with rigorous fidel-
ity the letter and spirit of the law in the
handling of public moneys placed under
his direction. The history which he gives
of the treasury practice with regard to
the depositing of public moneys when
the vaults become glutted, his friends
say, is information that Congress should
have presented to it every two or three
years.
The Secretary endcavors to be especial
~ clear in his statement of every detail
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19
Why They Were pixidea.

On one occasion" remarked the able
journalist. II was down in the noun
tains of Tennessee. where everything
is primitive, and on Sunday 1 attended
= BAPTIST church, where, much to NV
surprise, the women were seated ON
one side of the house and the men on
the other. I had never seen anything
Of the kind before, and after the SER
vices were over I spoke about it to one
OF the members, who I knew quite well.
It's allus been done that a-way., he
said in explanation.
But why? I persisted.
Sos to worship God accordin' to
our own conscienccs, as the conustitu.
ton pervides.'
But sitting on opposite sides Of the
church doesn't make any difference,
does it?'
Don't it?' he replied with emphasis.
We'll, hit jis' do. Do you reckon that
a man kin set over thar alongside NV
his wife whar she kin nudge him with
her elbow about every onc't in two
minutes eft he begins to swag-I say,
kin a man do that under them circum-
stances and worship God accordin' to
his own conscience? Well, not much.
nowhar; an pertickler not in this here
neck nv woods
1.-THE explanation and the supporting
argument carried conviction beyond all
controversy, and I had no more to q
in opposition ."-Washington Star.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19
Odds n Ends.


Sydney, n. s. w. was recently visited
by Il hot wavc.
Almost 100000 persons are receiving
famine relief in India.
The prospects for the Australian wheat
crop are most favorable.
A great avalanche has lone considera-
bic damage at Glacier, B. G.
Great Britain estimates that the war
will cost at least $500, 100000.
A bloody civil war is raging among the
natives of Kerewani, New Guinea.
An attempt was made to as%sassinate
all the missionaries in the New Hebrides.
Smallpox has broken out among the
Indians of the Colville reservation, Wash
ington.
-Four hundred farmer boys are on the
auxiliary cruiser Dixie for u cruise round
the world.
The Liberty Alliance, a pro-Boer or
ganization, has been formed il Chicago
with 500 members.
Nearly $500 residents of Minnesota
shared in 1899 in the tree-planting boun-
ty, receiving $40 an acre.
Inmates of the House of Correction in
Chicago are to be put to work cultivat-
ing flowers for the market.
A twenty-two-story building, to cost
100000, is to be erected at Nos. 25.33
Broad street, New York.
In Texas a locomotive was RECENTLY
decorated with 100 incandescent lights
for use as an excursion engine.
Cracksmen's tools, found on the scenes
of recent Paris burglaries, indicate the
work of slick American crooks.
While playing near a fire in lockwood.
Tenn. a little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cen
nor of Chicago burned to death.
The London papers say that the hcalth
of Florence Nightingale is so cnfeeble6
that she cannot live much longer.
The plague was reported to be raging
in New Caledonia. The governments Of
Australia have taken elaborate precau-
lions.
Charlton I. Lewis of New York, who
has investigated the prisons of Cuba.
says they are in a deplornbly disgrace
full condition.
Under a liberal Interpretation of the
peace treaty we will transport to Spain
all Spanish soldiers and their families in
the Philippines.
The two great material conquests
which mark the nineteenth century are
the building of the Pacific railroads and
the digging Of the Suez canal.
Lord Bennett, evangelist, who married
Miss Leonora van Marter, Of Tacoma.
WASH, succeeds to the title and estate
Of the late British Earl Of Tankeryille.
John ID. Sargent who was at one time
suspected of killing Robert Ray Hamil-
ton in Wyoming, and who has since been
charged with wife murder, is insane.
Experiments recently made in Europe
with forty-nine different kinds Of Ger
man, French and Austrian 2 beet
seeds show that German seed is By far
the best.
The discovery Of the operations; Of q
band Of counterfeits in Cuba il leading
government ofacials to consider the adj
Visibility Of applying the United states
laws. against counterfeiting to the isly
and.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19
N~Iunicipal Matte-.,

Minneapolis citizens are taking steps
for q new city charter.
Philadelphia is to have a labor temple
to cost not less than 100000.
Flushing and Newton. L. l., are to have
forty miles Of new gas mains.
Hartwell. Ga, was the scene Of q
horse swapping convention" recently.
Indianapolis and Losansport will Soon
be connected by Z new electric railway.
At Kansas City the construction OF .
new theater to cost $4,000 win sson be
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19

Senator Beveridgc on Tuesday address
> ed the Senate upon the Philippine Ques-
ton. giving his opinions as to the pro-
priety of the United States retaining the
islands. basing his reasons upon personal
observation during his recent trip through
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19

No case of contagion has been traced
to the use of the telephone, a scientific
commission in Paris having thoroughly
investigated the matter. Parisians were
80 alarmed over the reports that the ex.
haustive INQUIRY was made.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19

The Government has finally adopted
sPuerto Rico" as the oficial spelling OF
the name Of that island, and hereafter
all omcial documents will adhere to that
form.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19
A sli.ht NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mrs. O'Harra-O want a cake nv
soap.
Grocer-Yes, ma'am. Would you pre-
Ter It scented or unscented7
Mrs.. O'Harra-Yex nadent2 throuble
70 haveit sinted; ORR take 1t along wild
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19

There 10 no duty Of any kind upon
sugar OF IT, products In the Unitsd King.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-01-19
MUST KEEP ISLANDS.
SENATOR sevERlpoE so DE.
FINES UNCLE SANS DUTY.

Eloquent Young Indianian Make. an
Excellent Presentation of the situa.
mimi New osssssions-charee that
American. Encouraged Asuinaldo.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-25
City COunOial Officially Extended
an Invitation at It's Session
Last Night.
]. SHELTON WILLIAMS ALSO INVITED
It is Desired That the SeahOard Air Line
President and His Party Pay Visit
to This Growing Seaport.

AT council meeting last night the
following business was disposed of:
A motion by Alderman Mason that
matter OF tax rate be referred to spe
cial committee prevailed. The chair
appointed Aldermen Mason. Dart,
Abrams, Branham and Briesnick
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From r. E. LaMance, asking per-
mission to erect a temporary work
awning at the corner of Monk and
Reynolds streets. Referred to COM
mittee on building permits.
From R. r. BrIesnick asking that
matter of assessment of his property
be Investigated, he being under the
impression that same was erroneous.
Referred to committee on taxes and
revenues
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-25

pull for Charleston, Savannah hopes
to break it. In the meantime. Con-
gressman Brantley is keeping his eyes
open, and is fully alive to the situa-
tiOn. Tfthere is any chance to get the
naval station for Brunswick. it is safe
to say that the Eleventh's distin-
guished representative will throw it
this way.