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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

CHIGAeo, June 2-John 2. Kent, a
printer. Was not happy with one wife
and eae home, SO be provided himself
with two wives and two homes Even
then he was not happy. Then be got
two bhS Even with two positions
and two salaries to draw Kent found
he had not solved the financial prob
.lem
He earned IS week working days,
and that satisfied his first wife, who
lived 1t No los Mowhawk street But
the $40 a week that he earned working
evenings and took 70 bis second wheat
No 100 School street. did not satisfy
her demands She thought her hus-
band ought 10 earn more. IL was her
Investigation Of the matter that
brought the true situation to light.
He had so much work 70 do that be
had little time to spend with either
wife. He had to excuse himself for
being away from home all day and
part Of the night. Then be had %
excuse himself in each Of bis homes for
spending some Of these much-short-
ened nights elsewhere.
He pleaded guilty TO bigamy. The
wives were Mary Pznnoch and olga
Salstrum. Sentence intermediate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04
IIaRrzIEa KILLED ii Sous.
A Pier at the Foot of Moutr0ss Bsuls-
yard Chiraga Wreeked-Boys
FAD Been Bathing.

CHICAGO JAY LA singie stroke
Of lightning today killed eleven bOgi
ard probably fsally inIared TIE
twelfth. The fash occrrrcd during .
heavy thunder shoEeg which ESSs
over the city Al hall past 4 oelok
this afternoon The boyS II Is said,
rushed TO the pier at The foot o.
Muntruse boulevard 70 seek shelter,
SEddeny there vas a great cash q
lightning and a crash Apolicemsn
rushed to the pier and discovered
that TIE bolt had demolished ths
pier. vhich vas q hssy construction,
precipisAting The whass structure into
the water.
Knowing that the hos had gath
ered there, he called assistance and IN
halt an hour al the bodies were H
covered fron the hke ne electric
bolt burned out the telephone wires
in the vicinity ard fer s5zne time only
me2eer and widely sarying reports
could b obtained The bcvS had
heen swimming and sought thu pier
fo< shelter. Whan the rain began
falling they rushed fora shelter they
had bGilt upon the pier 70 Use while
dressing and undressing. Willie An
derSau. II years q age, was the ouly
survivoF, and be w1s badly hurt He
managed. however. 70 crawl 70 shore
and vas staggering along when be
met the policeman who vas ALREADY
hurrying 70 the sosne InafeW E1sE
he gave the o1cer a bare idea q the
ending 70 an hours sport and then
tainted He Was carried 70 nearby
ho1se where mediezl assistance was
re16ered
The stroke q lightning Sened the.
m0sf powerful which has struck in.
this vicinity in ye4N The mar.
which followed il w=S dsfening. The
pier vas demolished IN ; trice, giving.
The boys not the slightest chance %.
&xzR In age the bathes nnged
fuon Il 70 = years and evidently were
from ghe -acrer elzSsS
Patral wagons Elled with police
rushed 70 the place and began the
work a recovering the bodies The
wreckage was removed with little diff
Eculty and TIE bodi& burned and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

krgE TIE 1--we Ssocg HaEcAtuF
Is the present management o. coun-
Try roads all rights Well 1 should
ISy not On the contrary, it is al
wrong. 1t Is sxtzvagant: 1t is waste
ful; it Is insufficient Il IS probably
not as bad As IL used 10 be. but Il is
had enough. II good roads are an
index 10 civilization, then We ara bad
~ civilized In this country there
are a few inches q good ruzds that
have been made hy the hand q man.
Hills have not been properly cut down
nor have the low places been filed uR.
In many places the water, instead q
running % the road, runs onuo Il, cut
ting bitches and making holes. There
is no system. In one road district one
lack q plan is pursued at one season
Of the year and in an adjoining dis
trict some other lack Of plan IS pur-
sued at another season Of the year.
One rear ne viii have a supervisor
without any general ideas, but who
plods along, wasting time and taxes,
and the next year We have : new nan
who perhaps goes along in some other
way, but Who reaches the general end
He toe, wastes time and taxes and 50
We 90 frum year to year. Every other
kind q work under the sun IS carried
On By improved methods Manu-
fsctUFeS o. every sort must use i'm
proved methods in order 70 keep up
with The procession, and in this day Of
steam shovHk traction engines and
improved apparatus for al sorts of
work theH should Be 0Ene sort Of
sisuHE uetbod for nsd Eork. In
proved rs1 would very greatly in
crease TIE value q our FARMS They
would enable Us 10 get about mash
E1ze easily. comfortably and ecouOm-
kzlE uey Wu1h add to he general
comfort and welfare q mankind
We za TAI ourselves to bald rail-
n0@& Ee have fnec churches and grand
Ehoels ard IN SINE places re have
i-zny @zniSoeut curt hous& not in
ms oazntE. haEevsF, and ret ne are
O1tsat Fzzr after yezr b drag cur
zlFsSkZ highways that are . dis
gzos . cvIiuu9n We pay more
E1s b He va o. Eezx and teaf ca
bszZ AMI Fsh5cJa and ia Cur 0undis-
ozzf1zt ard facu1yen1saee than u0uld
51i1 EoE Es1s al ever fe cs1ntr-
II ne uES unly t1u aar su1mi
uhaEE - ilto q zsd rad funs
vat z1E rad sz Ee uizht
have hazig What b zt - kseping
- CIR ITNs oouE - aggregated
tE2 uazt EE-dl1 izzgTeme1rs
Zgkt b ZE We hare en- Eedtzl
EaE& @ uheobgs7l o or
Eh9oz - e6aczti1x zsa zz5 Eouz
tx a. Ee zE0zu11s q asz sy not
Mrszgad r1a1s de~rzeaf 10 car
4grsaltzEl sz<za Ehsr nan ray
Be seazszd and r1af @kzZds a
.H5annNS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04
TwO CHS SAVED on slaOO0OOO


CLxyEASD, June M-TheR vii
arrive IN Toledo in the moEning an
object lessoa in the precept take cars
Of the pence and the pounds viii taks
care q Themselves Il wilIbea cheek
for sl2ooo.oOo drawn yesterday, but
dated to-m0rroN, July l. to save the 2
cent revenue stamp that Eoald have
been required had the check borne a
date ofone business day earlier.
The check IS in payment fer the
assets franchise and everything else d
The Toledo Traction oomraay. ThS
Ererett-Noore syndicate Of Cleveland
bought The Toledo fron the Armour
interests Norman B. Ream q 0icsgO
and the other former owners u the
company. The deal was co1Samu2ted
some weeks ag0 in New Yozkby Henri
A. Everett Z ". Moore and their
aSSsciateS known sthe EEertt-Moore
syndicate.
The syndicate began branching out
two years agn. when Everett. Moore
and their friends got cu1trol q the
Big O1s1hsted, Ton L JohusOns
Old company in Cleveland The big
check Is signed By Mr.. Everett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

0AH " ~ ~~tS
Do your e4rs ifca
Does The Wal get hart
DOES IL hurt 10 prsss On tn ears
Do Yuu have rinG1ng % buE1tnE IN the exfs
Do tbe ears seem 70 al with ar
Do tbe ears sudieuly ctose up
Gsn 700 fQree air into asrs 81 swAISwiag with
n1ofh ard nose closed
Do yuu haga pains IN the ears
Is soar heaung getting Eocr
4 tbrre > disrhxree fros1 the ears
% year Ears roar II nizAt
DO yea hate de4fspik
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

RuEEESs g. te czt1 = ~
Serrue C11u IL referees % ~
Taz oa1sutggkA Aus1dueu1 ne
Jeze~m City PDs e5it1ralH zk
T@ NEss1GFi SEFse@ CaAFt las %
a kaeklat hos . te mgstzz
tax ane231eat H dzezriag g we11
EHaa11zL In rsuEzE TIE 0piz5E
tka1ft hei ttzt%fstaT q S1zss
L2e1hzi eglF Eith TIE hH i
zF1sS1E tie ~ and ia.
tk@ WA~ EEae11ms1@ tins u zz
III za al esrssan Hsrs ~ rsz
Cd ~ III tzxiZz 2arrUE u1
z = E 1sEL aaz- s
esgsSd ~ Isth zzeusuz1t g. ~
mzS-zt5a1 HtsA EE&zE ms1 ~
rgh& H1d mex n and s
o-pEzuEns b1en eEeErtal shs
E~74zeat EEEt have been declEe1
ua At z1E z.e ~ czpzted Qa@
tHE shheG hs heez - prEf& -
s1zt1z frgz us1ZH Ee ar a.
aua Ua STAT & Msszn b ns
@ua1 AMI ~ saz9 asseszln z
D. kspe the gae1tsst kkk r1mfrz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04
A LONG FELT WANT.
II j. Supplied at I4s IN nsniOa

EverhaEe Itching pics
Not SEX enough 10 - = bed; n0l
wei enough 70 Be c0ntsnL
The constant Itching senStia1
Spells g1r temper, nearly dntss
y1 crazy.
Yoa can have relief and cure Il Vl
viii folloz thu SdrisG hzl citizen.
NJ. " 7. Ksath, q ths frn q
Hathaway s Ksath grain dealers q
Prolaa1ds street. aEs 4 had Itch
ing hfz0rhosdS for several years IN
II I ks faith in guaranteed cures
for Soze weFe worthless and others
only benefited ne far u tine len
PhztszIly declare / never get any per
Eznsnt benest until I use6 Dams
Ointnent procured al Backner &
Whitney drug st0re The first aPpli-
cation gave ne relief. Ioo1unRed 10
Es Il for four o. ave days and fron
that tine ! have been completely free
|frsn the tarDenting aH5ctin
EOr sale hy al dsaleSsprice soc box
Fostsr-MfIham ca, Buffalo y. Y,
so3e agents for TIE United States
Remember the nzme-Dnn-and
take NJ ether.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

ST. LOUIS, July 2-The native beef
supplies were liberal. Steers sold
from 1886 to $50; butcher heifer:
from $3.50 to s4Sa; COWS 81 to s4.g;
calves g to S.25; stockers and feeder:
s2% % g.
Hogs-The top Of the market wa.
$50 and the bulk Of the hogs abovs
80 lbs average sold at s.. to s5lg7i,
as against $40 for top and 1856 70 =
for the bulk On Monday. Pair q
good heavy hogs 20 lbs average and
above sold al $50 70 SAM medium
weightS 100 to 40 lbs, sold at So
70 S6 the baIk at S94 to sag7ii
lights 80 70 100 IbS, sod al SIS L
SSH. the bulk SIS o6Hi Light
lights loo to 80 lA average, sold Al
$50 10 $3.50 the hulk At s5.75 L
49, pigs under loo lbs. sold at Is &
sz15; heavy cuilS ~ IS 70 $3.50 good
MIXED hos az SIS 10 $50 and CON
ma e fair MIXED los a. s5D tosa9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04
CONDITIONS IN MISSOURI
Corn Very Unsvea, wheat Yield il
Pair and OF Crop Pnctie&uys

CoLrxmA. No July S-FOliowiugi i:
The wes6her and crop bulletin ssued
here this afteuo0n b. he Missouri
section q thu United States depart
ment q agriculture;
The week fnki elQSsd has been ex-
tremely warm. with hot.duing Winds
and DO rain q any Consequences ex-
oept IN few scattered localities IN Tx
eastern COUNTIES wnere god showers
fell on June = showers fen in a
number q TIE uorthem couneis "a
June = ana = however impoFing
corn aud arde1S but were not hsavy
enough to materially benefit meadows
q pastures exert IN a few localities
In : MAJORITY q the northern and
in a few q the central and southwest
n oOunts@ corr Is doing fairly vel,
considering the drnes q the soil and
IL q fen Of the northern COUNTIES
where the haavisss rains have fallen,
= growing anely. In mast q the
southern COUNTIES however,it IS max
ing but little puoEreS and IS rolling
badly. while IL same localities il IS
dying. Chinch bags are damaging it
to a considerzb.e extent in q number
Iof counties Tbs crop IS very uneven,
considerable having been laid By, while
in portions q the northern sections
n1ny fields have Just been plOEed the
frt tine. Sone fields in the south
eFn counties arr taSseling, but are not
shooting.
Wheat is nearly al in shock and
stacking and threShingis in progress
The grain Is generally Of excellent
quality and good Eields an reported in.
most sections Oats are bsingcut and
are variouSly reported at fnom half >
crop 70 almost nothing. In many
places they are too short for binding
and some fields are being moved. while
others are not considered worth cut
ting, and are being paStured. Having.
Is also in progreSS with very light
except in a few Of the northern
counties In a few C the extreme
northern counties pastures c0ntinue
in god condition. elsewhere they are
very dry and alm0st worthless In a.
few localities stock is being fed as in.
winter. Water is becoming very low
in many sections and in some locaii-
ties snow being hauled a considerable
distance
Cotton and melons in the extreme
southeastern counties are doing fairly
well but need rain. Gardens are In a
a very unprOmising condition, as a.
rule, and in many counties early po-
tatoes are practically a failure. APP.
pies are reported in good condition in.
some Counties but in many they con-
time fallinghadly. Peaches stili prom
Use a fair crop IN most sections Early.
peaches are ripening In the southern
counties Local hail and wind storms
did considerable damage TO fruit IN a
few Of the northern and eastern c0uu-
ties. Except in a few OF the northern
counties berries are about dried up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

Dispute About Crops Leads to q Shoot
ing-Two Are Killed.

KANSAS CITY, June ga special
from Catoosa, /. T., says yesterday
afternoon at Weer, a small place
south Of here, four men and a woman
engaged In a family quarrel. One Of
them is dead, another is MORALLY
wounded and the remainder are fee
ing.
The dead man is David Boulton and
the wounded one is his brother, Wal
ter. Robinson Boult0n, the slayer,
and his uncle, George H. Boulton, and
the latter's wife took to the woods
and are in hiding. Eight shots vert
fired by Robinson at the brothers, i've
Of which took effect
William Smith and John Elliott
who witnessed the quarrel, state that
George Boulton and his wife and
Robinson Boulton we're arrayed
against their brothers, David and
Walter, in a dispute about crops
when George gave Robinson a revol,
yer and told him to kin the brothers.
Robinson at once began to shoot at
David, the third shot killing him in.
stantly. Walter fed on foot
AS soon as the assaialnt saw the ef.
feet OF his work upon the elder broth
er he reloaded his revolver. mounted a
horse and pursued his fleeing brother,
and began firing, -four OF i've shots
taking eject
Robinson and George Boulton and
wife then hitched up 3 team and
drove rapidly from the scene. The
Boultons have a brother, William
Boult0n, at Fulton, Ky.
This makes the seventh murder at
Weer in the last twenty-six months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

4 feW evenings go " Seelg, wha
Essd@ several miles s0uth Of Nez
Lndoc. sent 70 his am 70 feed BIZ
stick He started 70 pick up some
GIN and o~uFper-hezd snake that vas
Il tbs CRIB bit him ca TIE right hand
He E=z tborghf s1e insect had
ElE lin. bat after Hghtinga match
1N TIE snake He seat % the hoase
Ed aFPlisd s1Es tzrpentine % tie
W1gE and returned . ne ham- He
Pk1 Gp his fed bx and h put bis
rznt And IN % getaUe oEn and ;
soo1 snake hi him be x1cceeded IL
king ths onE HIS hand and zrz
.-ogm1eaoed 20 swell ard pain hin
drszdf1lig- At present. be Is out q
dzazz and noshinz 1zzzsr01s uil r.
SKI fru tbe htx-SsE Lodz
Eszz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

BIT Es United Szzses Senator fHoU
Mzz1d ever resigned his sat in III
UnftH States senate says the JezeF.
sa Ctr Taa& The solitary III
stance uaS in Is-l when Chzri% n
Drake u St LaA Eho had been
elssted in ISL as a Republican, gave
- hx position C aeeps 1ppoiutnat
b Rreadeat Grant a. F1tE q IL
United States Ggzu q Caizs a
Wzshlngto1 Ctr. Of ne tweHtT4as
SszSturs oue TaFH Esrtoa. wz 3
whE Ere Eere BsEAns and e.
tea Re1porztk TaaEe ara u1lE tEe
living exsSenztun froz HEsguri- Car.
aau and John + Hzde-s1n BGk
we're eiected a. Republicans and -
SaseDaI slpPaFtsa the nmocrztk
nozaizee Cor president
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04
HARVESTED on SUNDAY


SALrSA KAY June G-In HzE
eg1ati@ Ii Hszera Kansas u-zy
thsre Is The zEpszrz1ee a q wsk Ay
CO The farms wh<re there Is , zEEs
zrsars q Erzsn- The wheat + dead
ne and TIE fzrzsrS are c1zp8E q
eut GO SEnszT II order 10 prevent
Ezzte II tbs oag1ty mzaF hn6ez
are EoEki1g s-zE naEEiths1zz1z
the theruuzesH sfH stzESk Is
The shat Is the and tte zzezzs
ea a grain ezt thEs Eszx I'll Be
greater thar As yszr Te teal
average hEesZ nay puszNy txIi
shut q hz yzrkz 1as1asf x TIE
zEzys D. nsesU bail
A farmer szsE pesser4zg TAT -
Azd been zlkHa s49 6xzzxs zzs6
b had yet hi rad III = tEaafF
Zses b fhe ara
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04
DENIED MONEY, KILL WIFE.
Failing to Rxtort 5000 Fren Kan.
sas Farmer. They Burn Hiz HOUSE.
Resulting in Woman's Death.

WINFIELD. KAN. June E.-Th,
aged wife Of W. C. Carson. . wealth,
farmer Of Owiey Township, lost be
life last night through the burning O
her house by blackmaileE vho had
failed 10 Efforts to extort $500 frou
her husband.
A vigilance c0lnmittee has been or
gained here and Is searching for ID,
perpetrators Of the crime with th,
ayoEed purpose Of lynching them.
EDCKTFE THKEATESISG LETTERS.
Three weeks ago Carson received an
annuynous letter directing him .,
Place - at the foot u 3 certain tele.
phone pole within a given time, under
penalty q Death. aIe paid 10 heed C
this demand and a feE dzys later an.
other lettsr came demanding that be
should place $500 in The sane place
under Erzlty d death and having bis
property burned Carson Ignored also
his seoond demand.
The farmers house vas set On Gre
last night and burned 70 the ground.
Ms Czzsa szs ~ home sloue AZ the
The tine. snd after discovering that
The bo1s vas ca IRE rushed out On
gaining the outside she thought Of
NJ G=ns pPen and a VALUED
violin AID returned g ct them
cArSHT II NAss OF FLtNEz.
b. this tine the hoae sasa nass
q fans and she sas caught in then.
So managed % dag henelf out into
Ne g1rd ph1re she vas found about
Zen FEEL fFea ths burning building.
~ bad HnA fcst Ard arms hor.
nbiy barbed and mat q her ehothIng
Eoc 81 szs taken b ths hoase q
a neixhbH zhErs 80 died
seither NE c4non fssr TIE neigh-
on have saT eieu - IL persons uh0
nj NJ hssztning stfen
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

Hot and DRY Weather Have injured
tie Prospects q curn il Many
Western States

Frow tAe 81 taz GotrDeD1cruA
The nmscpsf last night senf
out fnsfructi0ns to It's correspondents
10 ascertain the extent Of damage 10
lcrups resulting FINN excessive beat
land dr. weather. With the en-
lception q illinois, Neh1skaNand
Iowa Indications are that unless rain
lfans S.oa there win be great reduc-
ltion a the corn cRP
In Missouri The report Ts ESPECIALLY
ldfsouaxing. The drought has con-
ltinned - long that irreparable dam
iare has been done IN many sections
lTheS IS sin hope Of partial recovery
in other scuons II rain comes imme-
diateJ.
Arkansas conditions are also dis
Icoaraging. Com IS whitening under
the zyS q the sun and rain IS sorely
needed to avs even q moderate crop
ICottoh isa harder plant bat il would
also be greatly benefited By rain.
Very favorable reports come from
Illinois Rain has been more plenti-
Iful than in some other stands and the
greatest crops Of the decade are ex-
lpected.
Iowa had the benefit Monday Of
good rains and the great corn crop Is
practically saved. Much uneasineS
was felt up to that time, IS the
dnught had been long continued and
thu heat very severe
In several counties in Kansas the
farmers have already begun to pillow
up corn for replanting in oats The
drought is severe in the principal
COMPROMISING sections Of the state.
Other gr0Ninger0ps are also affected
Wheat was not affected and the yield
is estimated at q, oO0,O 600 bushels.
Rain fell in copious quantity Mon
dzy ia Nebraska and relieved the sit
uation. which was becoming acute on.
account al heat and dry weather. A.
good corn crop seems now % be as
|sGTed.
Oklahoma promises 4 phenomenal.
cotton crop, the acreage being greatly
increased and the plant is in good
condition. Com, though not greatly
damaged now, win suffer unless rain
falls in a few days The peach crop IS.
excellent and 1000 car loads are daily
being shipped TO northern points
Other crops are in fair condition
Rain Is needed to save corn IN Texas
The yield has been reduced % per
cent already, according TO estimate
Cotton IS in good condition. Rice IS
looking well. The acreage, how
ever, has been reduced about . per
cent, owing to the oil excitement on
the gulf coast
The drought is having . disastrous
effect In the Indian territory, and the
yield will be reduced one-half unless
rain falls IN ten days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

Ia uh1ie zZ q NeN ToFk "a
arEzlF bgxAs - TIE Iz1zz f1E
a. aziEzazt e zso1t ~ Tszzs
Sew Tarx las pEGAtkan q zsnf
3ssgea E Is sr1eeded bT Zy
exc EberG Ia 9zAE
ezE111E Is Ezi upz6sszz a..
zrs st1l tEz EaseE - Rezf
* NEIHa AZ zl1as1 oGs-skiz q
EEh a. t11se e tie Germs Ezp-s
Wf-h f1s RPgzsa1 q Een@ Ard
Il Es beg1aE IL E11zcEzl oszsE Q.
1he uWE-FzH Ba1sF HZ L.rr.
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

- PATH Nix TalE2-nh dts
entertained AZ Aizsa ee1nou Uu5
ezsl1g q Senztw Jaha C. zgu& q.
Neszta and fazM1 ssnsaar NErkz
Batsr. x North C1u1im and osel
nolsz YESTERDAY
astE hlfier N3lral4u q ~
np4iE Sati1usi ounmitts 2E
Ta Rp1iiH unE NM atEs
zFz ua@ 40 - 30 ns1Fs tass
Ih4n ss efef DID before The m1in
4 al ts pansk @u<Shlp
H are ~ ~sAA Ia Up
a.lss bsiisse i nastitoo n
sitter egssii1e s asfE m une
kax 81 least
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04

A score o. new laws which Were q
acted BIZ the last General Asssms.
last winter became effective NoDs''
A number Of them are radical eban,s
in the method ofadministering infm
and subscribing the public welfare -
many are important
Factory workers are directly n
cerned in the new Law; which ~
yides that their employers must .,
them at least twice a month.
Among the new laws affecting 4
State and county government =
those providing for a State Tax Ca
mission, a Pardon Clerk and Tor a.
election Of road ~orerseers.
Heretofore the road overSees bsu
been appointed by the County Couu,
but By section a6o6b Of the new I'D
law, which also goes into effect tod,r
they win be elected. 1t provides
"a road oversecr shall be els,s
annually in each road district in "a
counties Of the State BY the resAa
taxpayers Of the district at the In
and place and in the manner as r.
yided By Law for the election Of sbol
trutees for the several school ds|
tricts OF the State.
Several changes in the clrimlu
law viii also become effective. III
criminals identihcation act" ass|
the custom Of the police a~uthoritise
the varions Missouri cities in uaa
the Bertilli0n signaletic syssa
Heretofore it has been customaD Z
measure suspected criminals but u
der the new law only persons al
victed Of felony whose sentences lap
not been set aside or reversed can !
identified By the BertilIon system
The man who breaks intoa uca
bnilding and steals lead pipes I'd
plumblng and gas fixtures Will b 81
counted q burglar after TODAY. He'd
tofofe IL has been a misiemeanoE n
under The new law becomes a isss
with a penalty attached. .
A law IL Interest % attorneys Is q
which secures them their fees Waa|
clients compromise their eases.
Another law which Is Of lmportaa
70 landlords who have 70 deal Na
deadbeat tenants Is one which
comes effective to-day. The hh
lord who has % deal with the tenlnt
who secured delay after delay ia
Justice court and then took a chang
OF venue 70 another justice, only Z
resort 70 the same tactics again, Il
lieyed- The change Of venue viii
granted only upon anidayit, and n
Justice will set the date for the ti|
Of the case in the court to which
goes
A new law regulating the prsetc
Of medicine also goes into ELECT q
provisions in brief are.
All practitioners OF medicine, surg
and midwifery must pass an ezauia|
ton before the State Board Of Han
as directed b. that body.
Applicants for licenses % prs;1
medicine and surgery must pay az q
animation fee Of SIS The fee I'D
examination in midwifery SIS
Licenses granted must be rscoa2
in the Office Of the county eiefk, Eht
the persons securing them resi
within twenty days, and failure %
50 renders them liable to- dne I'd
80 70 sA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-04
M. 7 n HRw Yoar
Suffered Prom the Heat and
Takes q Rap at Gold Denocrss

EKw YORK. June 2a.-aI VA.
reiterate, : said william J. Ervsn :
reporter to-day, ntlat | am po,
didatefo for the Presidential pom,a.s'
In 1903, and l also want 70 saw M,
Is rank presumption On the 49,
Eastern gold Democrats and OH. !.
to reorganize a partT =
did their best TO wreck. If tbo.s
want a party Incorporating The ~
ciples they advocate, It will bs
for them to start a party Of tbel,
They have no place among Demoes.
Il have little to say on public s's
lions 70 outside papers since
had q chance 10 talk through a n.y.
pf my own pnce a week. am IA !.
say that the Commoncr has surp,,1
my most sanguIne expectation :
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