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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
Trn,lsfers of Property.

Richmond: Granite Building and Loan
Company to Matilda Archer, l61-12 feet
on north side Leigh Street, 20 5-12 feet
west of Graham Street. $3.50.
Joseph E. Glenn and wife to Carry NJ:
Nelson. 1912 feet on north side Hill
Street SO PIP feet west of ST. John Street,
$3.50.
j. r. Lee and wife to Mrs Amanda A.
Lee, % feet on east side Thrty-First
Street, A feet south of Clay Street, s., 22225-
Gilbert F. Parker to John Washington
Hughes. 43S feet on north side Marshall
Street, 1854 feet cast of Thirtieth Street,
$500.
Henrico: Chewing G Roses trustees to
Maggie Jones, so feet On west side Thirty
Third Street, 80 feet south Of Street,
s375
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
s,,y ATons BYTHEpEopLE.

Again have the members of the lower
branch Of Congress put themselves on
record as being in favor of the election
q of Senators dn Congress by direct vote
OF the people. There was never a doubt,
as to how the House stood, for it repre-
sents the sentiment Of the people. But
the Senate will, as usual, pigeon hole the
resolution. and it will never again there
after lbe heard from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
The Cornfcd Philosopher.

..Dewey's idea about the ease of being
President" said the Cornfed Philosopher,
"kinder reminds me OF the old story OF
tho young Teller that was asked II ne
could play the tiddle. sSIe answered that
he didn't know. because he had never
tried ."-Indianapofis Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
Negro Girls 10 be Tried

Annie Carter and Harriet Johnson, two
colored girls, are under arrest THE
First Police Station on the charge Of
breaking into Eliza Carriers room and
taking away two chains, which they
pawned.
Justice Erutehfield viii consider the
ma tier this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
MANY YOUNG COUPLES TO WED.
Miss Murphy and Mr.. Garrett; Miss
Sims aud Mr. ?uch.

a number of marriage licenses were is
sued by Clerk Walter Christian. in the
Hastings Court, yesterday. Among them
were the following couples:
Miss Nellie Lee Brown and Mr.. Robert
II. Robinson.
Miss B. Marie Murphy and Mr.. Thomas
J.. Garrett
Miss Ella. B. Hutchinson and Mr.. E. L.
hardwood.
Miss Virginia s. Sims and Mr. Cary
a. Pugh.
The last named couple will wed to-day.
while the others will be married on Mon
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
CARELESS ABOUT THE GAS.
Complaint is Made Of tho Poor Lights
in West End

Complaint has been made by parties
living in the West-End of the bad lights
and of the fact that some gas lights ere,
allowed TO burn all day and night, anc
pecially has been brought to the atten-
ton of the Gas Department-tnat being
a gas lamp which burns continually at
Harrison and Leigh Streets. Other
lamps in other parts of the city do not
burn at all some nights.
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I did not care to seek her name,
only said: God bless thy life!
The sweet, young face be still the same
Or happy maid. or happy wife
Phillips Brooks.
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Letter From t,,c philippines.

letter has been received here from.
sLieutenaat r. Masurier, of the Forty
third s1nfantry,8U United States y lunteers,
now at the Phil ppines. lie says there,
has been some pretty stiff fighting all
along the line, and hat a plenty more
is exepcted. 81 B
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who favor It with society items anu !, pg =.
sonals, but must urge that all such %
sent over the signature of the sender.
All unsigned communications wiz pc re-
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WITH THlsivlKGiN1A EDITORS.

WITH THlI,vlRGINIA EDITORS.
The Mardnsyille Standard urges t.aat a
cotton mill be built at that place. Mar
tinavtlie IS close TO the COTTON fields and
I'VE, can see 40 reason why the cotton mini
Industry should not flourish in that ems
8terpvtsdns "a tn.inE community.
# The Nayrenton sinian says that the
United states Senate has done well to
put its foot down against the maintenance
OF sectardan schools by the government
we hsayttly agree. The Stata and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
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Ban KIN ntcysI Proceed iug: !.

edition In bankruptcy was lied BY
Robert 81 Chilcott through his attorneys.
William and HenrysFF lsgenheimer. I4ia-
Sbiuttes,9 q. 265.4 assets. no thing.
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NotGuiIty.

Garfield Lewis (colored). charged
with petit larceny, was before the Hen
rico County Court yesterday morning.
and the prisoner was sdeclared not guilty
Lewis was represented by Mr.. w n.
#BeveridSe.
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The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
Point ed Paraoranhs.

Everything doesn't come all at once to anybody.
 A father should be known by the company his daughter keeps.
 It's better to have loved a short girl than never to have love at all.
 The man who would be a leader must never keep the procession wait ing.
 It is much nicer to live with swear ing man than crying woman.
 Misfortune is the filter that sepa- rates the true friends from the ceun- terfeit.
 The most bitter medicine is often the best. It is the same with experi- ence.
 The last man woman ever forgives is the man she knows she has wroDged most.
 The best after-dinner speaker we know of, is the man who offers to pay the bill.
 When you agree with Q man he will generally have a good opinion of your judgment.
 There are friends who will stand by you to the last dollar. Your dollar, not their dollar. l Woman may ba delusion and g snare, but man was always prone to hug 6 delusion.
 The business in which you are sure you could have made money is general ly the other mans.
 There is no woman in the land SC bad an arthmetieian that she could not calculate how much her husband would save if he did not smoke.
 There is l,o place like home, and that is one reason why so many mer spend their evenings in the saloon.
 1t is the man who has to live on corr bread at home who finds the mos fault with the pie when he travels.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
PRICE BAKING POWDER co.
 CHICAGO.

message occnrs under the heading of the Department of Agriculture, and is as follows;
 Irrigation problems in our semi-arid regions are receiving careful and in- creased attention.'
 In his recommendation relating to Hawaii the President says:
 "The governor of Hawaii recon mends legislation looking to the de- velopment of such water supply as may exist on the public lands, with E view of promoting land settlement. The earnest consideration of Congress is invited to this, as will be embodied in the report of the Secretary of the Interior"
 MT. Mckinley thus specifically re- comments legislation to assist the reclamation of lands in Hawaii, but unfortunately found himself unable to make so much as 8 graceful reference to the request of the great irrigation convention which asked his good offices.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
Why Altitude Helps consumpt!ves.

Parker Murphy, in Albany Medical Annais.l
 Tie splendid results of high altitude in the treatment of tuberculosis have not been due to any curative constitu- ent of the atmosphere or any peculiar- ity of temperature, but entirely to decreased barometric pressure upon the external surface, compelling a greater expansion of the chest, open ing up larger surface for the inter change of gases and consequently a greater oxygeuation of the blood. It is self-evident then that the forced distention of the lungs and bronchi in those who live in high attitudes alone confers immunity against the disease. Tine exercises available to produce better respiration are very numerous and varied, but the underlying princi. pie is simply to bring into more vigor' ous play the muscles which expand the thorax and at the same time excite deep, full and free breathing-to bring the vital force of the lung to its maxi mum.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

preciation of its possibilities through irrigation, and is far sighted enough to see that the republican party would gain friends and retain power by talk ing up and fnrthering national irri- gation system. The republican party eudeared itself to millions of people by enaeting the homestead law. For forty years thousands upon thousands of people throughout the middle west have sung the praises of that party be- cause it gave them free homes. Let it now reclaim the arid west through appropriations from the national treas ury and thousands upon thousands of other people will for the next forty years rise up to bless it. Senator Hanna is certainly showing breadth of statesmenship which ought to be very gratifying to the people in the arid west, for they could have at the national capital no more able ant efficient champion.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

"ceinnition bow-wows. If the vest is abundant they are certain prIces will be so low that it won to raise anything if the crop is and prices go up, they say:
 that's always the way when wel much to sell grain brings 8 figure" This sort of people d to talk of the good times their f had but if they had to endur, single year one-fourth the har the generation just passed aw dured they would be glad to ret the ways of the present. What use of this everlasting whining how? What good does it do any What useful purpose can it ser, winner is never reformer,
 helps to make things better or anter. The sum and substance whole matter is that, taking the try all in all, the people never well of as they are to-day. Ii of these grumblers get to hea thing, by the way, that is not
 to happen, they will begin to gi the waste of gold in paving thes
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
Senator Hanna on Irrigation.

In my, opinion there are now be- fore us three tasks Of mighty import ance:
 1st. To build up the American mer- chant piarine so that our flag shall be seen ip every port.
 2d. To provide national means of irrigating the arid lands of the West.
 3d. To construct the Isthmian caual.-[Senator Hanna in interview with Walter Wellman in Chicago Times H Herald.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
The Rock Island.
lFrom the Fl Paso Heraid.l

lFrom the Fl Paso Herald.l
 The Herald stated that the Rock Island was coming into El Paso over the White Oaks road and would go from here to San Diego, California, via Bisbee, Arizona. This statement is vouehed for by \. E. Eassiter, gem eral attorney of the Chicago, Rock Island & Texas road, in an interview he gave out at Austin last week. He stated that the road would continue the extension from Fl Paso to the coast through New Mexico, Arizona, and California.
 According to the Austin correspond ent Mir. Lassiter said that the Chica- go, Rock Island and Pacific is reach ing out toward the Pacific coast, and that it is proposed to continue the ex- tension from Fl Paso west through New Mexico, Arizona and California, if an equitable arrangement for an interchange of business Ut Ei Paso car not be made with the Southern Pacific.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
Yards and Wharves at San Pedro, Ca

City oee ss 429 and iso Douglas Block os Anoalee Cal
 Srd and Spring streets, A4o9 5cIco, OdI.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
Senator Hanna on Irrigation.
From the Phoenix Gazette. l

From the Phoenix Gazette.l
 Associated press dispatches report an interview with Hon. M A. Hanna in which he is made to say that Ut is the duty of the republican party to take up and espouse the cause of na- tional irrigation of the arid lands" He said that this was the only means left by which the government could furnish homes to the people of the overcrowded centers aud those coming here from foreign shores to better their condition. These were words of wisdom and statesmanlike view of the question. Few of our statesmen seem to comprehend this. great question in fact, they apparently know less about it than they do about irrigation of ancient Egypt or Palmyra. They do l not see the wisdom of Q national pol 1 icy that shall make nearly one half the continen5 veritable garden. A policy that would round out and make our national domain symmetrical as g national system of irrigation would do. Senator Hanna, while not having trav- eled extensively in the arid region i has seen enough of it to have an ap
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

Mark Smith arrived last nigh Phoenix to be on hand to assist prosecution of the Page case. looks well and is receiving the gr of his many friends. He expect in Washington shortly to aid D, Wilson in behalf of Arizona's for statehood. If not successful session the gifted Arizona ch will be on hand to take up th. with the succeeding session. pector.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
TO SOUND FOR BEDROCK.
Preliminary Work Of Reservoir Site h.
 vsstiaation.
[From the Phoenix Repuhlican.l


 Mir. H. G. aeisler, bydrographer of the United States Geological Survey, arrived here yesterday morning from Washington, D. C., and is stopping at the Commercial Hotel. His business is to arrange the preliminaries for the work of prospecting for bedrock on the Verde and other water stroage res. ervoir sites, to be conducted in the near future under the direct supervis- ion of Mr. Arthur P. Davis.
 MT. Davis had charge of the work that was performed at the Butte reser voir site, and since then he has had com. plcte supervision of all Photographic work carried on in connection with the Nicaragua and Panama canal surveys. He is therefore the most capable and competent man that could be founj for this work. Mr. Heisler says that Mr. B A. Fowler, during his recent visit to Washington, had several interviews with Mir. Newell, chief of the bureau, and it is largely through his efforts that the action is to be taken. He assured reporter for the Republican last night that both Mir. Newell and MT. Davis were greatly interested in the water storage of this section and that they are doing and will do everything possible for promoting the work by careful and searching investigations in their department. MT. Davis is now in Washington, but will be here soon after the first of the year to take full charge of the work, which will not only include sounding for bedrock, but many surveys and the collecting of other data that is necessary to for warding of the work.
 MT. Heisler stopped over at San Car los on his way here and shipped to Phoenix the machinery used in explor- ation work at the Buttes reservoir site. Another carload of machinery will ar rive from Les Angeles in day or two.
 Mr. Heisler will accompany Mr. F. ?. Pratt to the Verde reserv oir site next Monday, where he will look over the field of operations and lay out his plans for establishing the camps. From ten to fifteen men will be em- ployed when active operations begin. He will busy himself till the arrival of his chief in the purchase Of supplies, camp outfits, etc, and in receiving and getting the machinery in order, and in doing everything of a preliminary nature, that there may be no delay on the arrival of the full crops.
 Mir. Heisler has been connected with the photographic survey for a long time, and was with Mir. Davis during his investigations at the Buttes. He also accompanied him 10 Central America and was one of the party dur ing the survey of the two big canal routes, about which so much has beer said and written. He has been il Phoenix heretofore only on hurried purchasing trips for the camps a Butte and elsewhere.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
The President and Irrigation.
LFrom the Denver News.l

The irrigation convention which met lately at Chicago made special re- quest to the President to recommend
 to Congress that appropriations be made for Government aid to the de velopment of irrigation in the semi arid regions of the West. The request has not been honored by Mir. Mckinley, The reference to irrigation in his
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22

Mrs. A. L. Richmond and ty dren were in the city yesterds Minas Prietas, Sonora. They their way to California whe willspeud the holidays. Mr. Ri is the head engineer at the Fl ( mine and is well known in Ii TStar.
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
Grumtlers.

Some people, and not few either, are born grumblers, just as some others are born fools. No matter what their environments, how pleasant their sur roundings, or how prosperous their business, they are always whining, al ways singing the same dolorous song, always predicting evil, and always sure that the country is going to the
The Florence tribune., 1900-12-22
TO THE DEAF.

A rich lady cured of her dt and noises in the head by Dr. ] sons Artificial Ear Drums, gay GOO to his Institute, so that deaf
 unable to proenre the Ear Drur have them free. Address No. 1s Nicholson Institute, 7S0 Eighth A New York. T
, 1900-10-11
THE SUN SHINES FOR ALL"
Registration.

Judge Blood and c. w. Scott were
appointed registry agents for this pre-
cinct at the last meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners. They
opened up for business at 8 o'clock
last Tuesday, at the Jewelry store of
G. w. Scott and will sit until 8 O'Clock
Saturday evening. Every qualified
voter in the Saratoga precinct should
go there and register if he or she wish.
es to vote at the coming election in
November.
Twelve days before the 9th day of
November, to-wit, on the 25th day of
October, the registry agents will sit
for two days at the same place, for the
purpose of correcting, adding to or
striking off any names that may have
been wrongly registered. omitted or
not entitled to be registered.
, 1900-10-11

James McLachlin of this place has
invented an acetyline gas lamp for
house use. The affair is a very crude
attempt, being made of a few old tin
cans, but the principle is right and we
believe that the invention is a valu-
able one. The lamp is in use in the
harness shop of D. f. Wright and
works perfectly, wen in its crude
state, giving evidence that if care
were bestowed on its construction
that it would give satisfaction.
The lamp in question is built for "a
house lamp, but the same principle
applied to a larger machine would
give the same result and generate gas
for any number of lights.
, 1900-10-11
Town Council.

AT a meeting of the Town Council
last Monday evening an ordinance
concerning nuisances was passed,
Among other things shooting inside
the town limits, hog-pens and various
other things were declared "nuisances'
and will be abated at once.
All of the saloons in the town have
paid the required license, S204, and
the treasurer is now flush. The Hot
Springs closed its bar and hereafter
the thirsty people from that hosiery
will have to come down town to slake
their thirst.
The Council have an ordinance, es.
tablishing a street grade, under con
sideration- They propose to begin
on Bridge street and put it into some
thing like decent shape and dc
away with the duck ponds that have
ornamented that thoroughfare here
tofore.
, 1900-10-11
The Democratic Ticket.

The democratic convention, which
sat in Rawlins last Friday, nominated
the following ticket:
Sheriff, Charles Orborne. State
Senator, Edward Haggerty. House of
Representatives, Chas. P. Clemmons,
Nose Dose, j. NJ. Thomas, jr. and
Mike Cummings. Treasurey j. r.
Doty. County Clerk, r. H. Hopkins.
County Attorney, NJ. b. Moore. Com
missioners, DIR. w. L. johnson for
four years and w. E. Sears and Rob
ert Gooldy for the two years term.
Surveyor, Ed. Lambert. Supt. of
Schools, Miss Maud Starr. Coroner,
j. E. Buchanan. Assessor, A. j.
Doggett. Justice of the Peace for
Saratoga precinct, E. L. Blood.
The ticket contains the names of
some excellent men but is notably
weak in several important points.