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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-08-09
smeIter city Papers.

From the Durango Democrat.
Charles Freeman, county clerk Of
Archuleta, is in the city on business.
He reports Pagosa people sanguine over
oil prospects. His syndicate, the Pagosa
Oil and Coal company, Is preparing for
immediate development, machinery for
boring a deep we'll being already on tho
road and expected early next weak. rhe
company has ia ali $4,000 acros on land
located in different sections near the
Springs,
Thomas Wigglesworth, chief Of survey
on Durango and Clifton railroad, arrived
last night from southern terminus Of
the road in Arizona, and starts out again
this morning over the proposed line in
tending to visit the four surveying par
ties in the field.
Paul w. Prewitt, Of Georgetown, KY,
q gentleman interested in real estate in
La Plata and several adjoining counties,
arrived from the east last night and will
remain in our section perhaps a month.
g. b. Mcconnell is in receipt Of a copy
Of James W. Wilson's recent Chicago
publication, Bulletin of Homestead
Irrigation Bureau" 1t contains "A
pages Of matter illustrative and descrip.
tive Of San Juan county, New Mexico.
II is said Mr.. Wilson issued $4,000 of the
pamphlets. and there is little question
that they will start westward many a
homeseeker from drought scorched Sec
hons OF the Mississippi valley.
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Committee

John Spinner is sporting a new Mtxi.
can sombrero, Of unique size and antique
pattern. Under it, Johnny reminds us
very strongly Of calf resting under the
shade of a COW shed.
John Bunce and Jesus Munoz started
for LumDerton Wednesday with two
wagon loads Of fruit and vegetables for
which they expect to receive good
prices.
James ELMER made flying trip to
Pennington Thursday in the interests
of his mercantile business.
j. P. Martin is interviewing Durango
merchants this week, principally Kellen-
berger, who advertises that "he fills
jugs"
Lawrence Welsh moved the remainder
OF his cattle to Blanco this week.
Christian Snyder is down from Lum-
berton for brief visit, looking over the
ranch and getting things ready to start
work on the new high line ditch, which
will next summer usher in an era Of
prosperity hitherto unknown to the in
habitants Of the upper San Juan.
Duncan Selph has moved his family
into part Of the house occupied by Jas.
ELMER, on the Spinner ranch.
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FARMENeroN.

Miss Gentry Prewitt of Aztec was Wis.
fling friends ia Pennington Tuesday and
Wednesday Of the present week.
Miss Dalton OF Durango has been Wis.
Aing here several days.
Doctor Wallace ie here to remain for
some time.
The Engleman building is rapidly
1eHring completion. The office rooms
aFe finished and will be ready for occu-
fancy in a few days.
Misses Margaret and Ella Whitehead
entertained few Of their friends Tues
DAY evening.
Frank Baker Of Aztec was in town
Wednesday on business matters.
Mrs. 90. McEwen is visiting rela-
lives at Cedar Hill this week.
Gus Bero is making a very neat Gro
qnet ground for our fellow townsInaD,
a,L. Thomas
M. M. Milligan is improving the ap-
fearance Of his residence both inside
and out with paper and paint
John U. Hippenmeyer has received a
large amount Of up TO date wall paper
The prices range from IL cents TO 81 %
per roll, 80 the most critical taste will
doubtless be suited.
Griffin q jackson quietly went to work
Monday morning to build a 10 foot ad
ditiOn to the rear end Of their saloon
and We learn that it will be fully com
iibted this week.
Msssrs. Hyde and Wetherell, accom-.
panied by Prof. Putnam OF New York
City, arrived Tuesday. The former gen
tlemen will remain for several days at
tending to their constantly growing bus.
ih6s8.
A call has been issued for Thursday
ggening for the purpose OF nominating q
ticket Tor town trustees. Considerable
Interest q being manifested by our citi.
l0ns WhoNill doubtless ch0o5 a tlbket
ltstf5 81 dsi stth 81,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Articles Of Incorporation Of Chicago-New
Mexico OIL Company.
sTATE OF ILLINOIS,
Cook County. 57-


sTATE OF ILLINOIS,
Cook County.
TOD; ". Reynolds. Secretary Of the Territory
OF New Mexico:
We. the undersigned. James W. Wilson. J.
bem1p9rook Bishop and Geo. A. Gary, citizens Of
TO form corporation under the laws Of the
territory oi New Mexico; and fur the PURPOSE
oi organizing such corporation we hereby
4 The name Of such corporation shall bo
ChicagO-New Mexico Oil Co
2 The objects for which IL Is formed re TO
acquire lands expected 10 produce mineral oils
anc oil products; to prospect such lands and
deVeiCp such V1luable mineral products al
they oostaini to sell such products; and also
70 lease or sell such lands.
B.. The capital stock of said company shall
be One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
= said capital stock shall be divided into
toa Thousand shares cf Ten Dollars each
D. The duration OF said corporation or ttime
OF It's existence" shall be fifty years
o, The number Of its directors shall be
nine and the names Of its directors who shall
manage the concerns Of said corporation for
ghe hrst three months of its existence are
James w; Wilson, J. Pembrook Bishop, WI
Ham M Wallace, W. ID. @. Street and George
a. Gary OF Chicago, State OF Illinois, aud Ly-
man Booth OF Ashton, State of illinois, and
Richard Hendricks, Charles V Stafford aud
Joseph Prewitt' residents Of said Territory Of
New Mexico.
Z. The principal office Of said corporation
TOT tne meetings of its stockholders and the
meetings ofits Board OF Directors shall be at
the City Of Chicago, in the State of Illinois,
IN accordance with the provisions of Section
400 IN Chapter one Q) under Title Ave (5) of
the laws of said Territory.
5. The principal place of business Of said
company, within said territory of New Mexico
SHAH be at Cedar Hill in San Juan county of
said territory.
Dated Chicago, eIllinois, this 18th day of
July, A, ID, 1901
(Signed), JAS. w. WILSON.
j. PEMBROOK BISHOP.
GEORGE A. GARY.
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1t is said to be a fact that the work of
the Western Ranch and Irrigation COM
Pany in this county, which has surveyed
routes for canalo to cover thousands Of
acres Of now barren lands, has been re-.
tarded very much by the countless oil
filings that have been made in all parts
Of the county, covering land that would
be needed by any company that spent
money to construct bitches above it.
The eOnfiOt of oil filings ami agricultural
filings would for time at least throw a
cloud on titles and is a serious handicap
20 any effort to interest capital in irriga-
tiOn projects.
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old 0OFgOh Graham's Business
philosophy.

From the letters of a self-made mer-
chant to his son, now appearing in the
Saturday Evening Post, Of Philadelphia;
Baron Munohausen was the first travelling
man, and my drummers' expense accounts
still show his influence.
Adam invented all the different ways in
which young man can make fool Of him.
self, and tho college yell at the end Of them is
just frill that doesn't change essentials.
It's the fellow who thinks and acts for him
sell, and sells short when prices hit the high @
and the house is standing on its hind legs and
yelling for more that sits in the direotors'
meetings when he gets on toward forty
Pay day is always a nonth OF for the spend
thrift, and be Is never able to realize more than
fifty cents on any dollar thar comes to him.
But dollar is worth one bundled and six
cents 10 good business man, ana ne never
spends the dollar.
always lay 1t down as safe proposition
that the fellow who has 10 break open the
bahy's dank for carfaro toward the last OF the
week isn't going 10 be any Russell Sage when
Il comes 70 uading with the old mans money
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
animal at his ranch near Largo, New Mexico,
viz:
One buckskin horse black name and tail
without brand or mark.
The owner OF owners of said described ani=
NAL forfeit the same at the end of the seven
months from the date of the first publication
of this notice, unless claimed by the owner or
owners thereof or their agent. growing owner
ship and paying all legal charges thereon,
NICANOR CHAVEZ,
First pub. Aug ?, 1901. Largo, N, NJ
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- Catholic population 05O.) Headquarters
pro TEN Santa Rosa Church Blanco p U
Regular services, hrst and second Sunday Of
school for children, Immediately after mass.
At D. M, rOsalys congregational Singing,
Bible history, prayers; monthly setvices held at
times during year, Aztec, Ia Plata, Farming
ton and OliO are visited by the priest Ia
charge, Rosa precinct Rio Arriba Co, N M
Catholic population 26Ol is attended from
santa Rosa church, Any communication on
church affairs or religious subjects should be
addressed to Catholic Priest Bnnco +. o ,,
New Mexico"
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RrIdae eOmmlttee.s Report.

Aztec, N. NJ, August 8, 19O1.-To the
Public' Your bridge committee has 80
far progressed with collections that it is
able now for the first time to make a
report Of its transactions. The receipts
and disbursements are given below:
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TfstsHente st,,IIgs e. Z Ultima vOluntad de Al
Legal Notice.
Last vim and testament Of Emily V. Hartley


Last will and testament Of Emily V. Hartley,
deceased.
To whom tt inay concern.
Notice ls hereby given that /. Charles V.
Stafford. Clerk Of the Probage Court in and for
San Juan county, New Mexico territory, have
set the2d day of September, 1901, as the day
for proving the last will and testament Of said
Emily V. Hartley, deceased.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court July "a 1901.
CHAS. V. SAFFORD Probate CLERK.
By Joe Prewitt, Deputy.
festamente Ultima Yoluntad dc Emily v.
Hartley deceased.
A quienes importe:
For esta Sc da aviso que 70 Charles V. SAT.
ford, Escylbano de la corte prueba de la Con-
Meiico ha nombrado Septiembfe q 1901, como
el dia dor probado d testimente Ultima
Voluntad de Emily V, Hartley hnado.
DadO baiO mi manO sello di dicho Cort g
Julio "A, 1901. CHAS, V. STAFFORD,
EscribanO de la Corte Prueba.
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An Alleged Assault.
Farm Hand Arrested on a Serious
eharne ~ FarmlnntOn Hear
Ina Tuesday.

Joseph Palen, farm hand who has
been employed at D. j. Craig's ranch at
Pennington for several months, was ar
rested on the Animas valley road near
the state line Monday morning by Sher.
iG J. w. Brown and Deputy SherifTs
Robert Breeding and Polk Vaughan.
Palen had been tracked from Farming
ton up the valley, and, after sleeping in
the brush two nights, had taken passage
In q wagon headed for Durango when
spprehended.
Palen is accused Of an attempted
usaaultupon the person Of the nine years
old daughter Of Mr.. Craig, and the
Offense is alleged to have occurred at
Mr.. Craig's ranch last Saturday even
ing, at which time Craig, it is said ,
discovered the man with the girl, and
fired several shots at him. all Of them
going wide Of the mark. The hearing,
which was originally fixed for Wednes.
day last, has been postponed until Tues
day, August 13, at 10;30 a. M. at which
time it will be called before Justice
SymOnds at Pennington. This was done
in order to allow defendant to prepare
defense and to procure additional coun-
eel. Meanwhile, the accused is under
500 bonds for his appearance Wednes-
dnv
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A ZTEC POST no. 10, g. A. R.--Meets at
"a call Of Post Commander, Aztec New
Mexico W. II, WILLIAMS, Post COmman-
der; G.. W. MCCOY, Adiutant
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Following is the weather report for
week ending August 8, 1901, as observed
at Aztec, New Mexico:
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DIRECTORY.

pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH - Morning SER
vices on the first and third Sundays Of
each month at eleven o'clock. Evening ser.
vices every Sunday night at eight o'clock.
Sunday school at 2 80 p. m Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 500 D. m. J. r..
COOPER, Pastor.
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The appointment Of the committee
was made by the board of county com
missioners last January. Your commit
tee wishes to thank the citizens who so
generously came to their aid, making it
possible to save and rebuild our bridge.
1t was taken apart, framed anew, set up
and raised one foot and is now practic-
ally a new bridge.
e. A. CHUBB,
@. g. BREWER,
o. r. WEAVER.
Committee.
O. @ RRrwrR Mannnar
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Filed for record in the Office OF the Secretary
Of New Mexico, OF o'clock a. m on the 10th
day Of July, A. ID. 1901
J. w. RAYNOLDS Secretary.
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Last 9aysll, win and testament of Asor Pipkio,

Last will and testament of Aser Pipkin,
deceased.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that /, Charles Y. SAT-
ford, Clerk of the Probate Court in and for
San Juan county, New Mexico territory, have
set the I'd day OF September, 1901, as the day
for proving the last will and testament of said
Aser Pipkin, deceased.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court this l1th day Of July. 1901
CHAS. V. SAFFORD, Probate Clerk
By Joe Prewitt, Deputy.
Testamente Ultima VOluntad de Aser
Pipkin finadO.
A quines importe:
For esta Sc da avisO, que so Charles v. SAT-
ford, EscribanO de la corte prueba de la Goa
dado de San Juan TerritoriO de Nuava Ne
Jtco ha nOmbradO Septiembre 2, ltol como q
dta pOr probado ell testimente Ultima Vol
untad do Aser Pipkin finado
Dado haio mi mano sello di dicho CQrte
CHARLES v. SAFFORD,
Escribano de la Corte Prueba.
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The New Mexico & Durango Oil com.
panv has fled Incorporation papers at
the office Of Territorial Secretary j. w.
Wallace at Santa Fe, The incorpora-
tors are Charles A. johnson, William H.
White and Frank H, Rivers. The capi.
tai is s1,OOO,OcO divided into 100000
shares. The directors are Charles A.
johnson, Charles Newman, Thomas H.
Tully William Il. White, James Gordon,
John Haggart, of Durango; Frederick
Bunker, William Shaffer and Charles
V. Stafford, of Aztec. The headquarters
Of the company will be at Aztec, San
Juan county, and the principal Office at
Durango, Colo. There are men Of means
numbered in the list of directors Of this
company and some good results should
accrue to the county in the near future
from this Incorporation,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, |

Cook County. 80
1, Alexander j. Innes. Notary Public in
and for said county and state aforesaid here
by certify that on the 18th day Of July A ID.
1901, personally appeared before me in the city
Of Chicago, in said county, James W. Wilson,
j. PembrOok Bishop and George A. Gary, TO
me personally known 10 be the same persons
who executed the foregoing statement and
seXerally acknowledged that they executed
the same for the purposes therein set forth.
In witness whereof, / have hereuntO set my
haOd and my seal the day and the year first
above written.
ALEXANDER j. INNES,
Notary Public.
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Total rainfall. .26 inches.
Average maximum, 95 degrees.
Average minimum, O..
Dr. b. q. CoHDIT, Observ or.
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Cucuhb8fE for picking i5 cents 4
Ihihdtea''dAB Hhif tiii6 tsaiR ~ 4lSs1'
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G. G. BREWER, Manager.
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ALEXANDER J. INNEs,
Notary Public.
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. Stafford. Probate CLERK
By Joe Prewitt, Deputy.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
= 'DEFENDANTS TESTIFIED.
nIcAliister. Campbell and Death roia
About the Same story, at the
Murder Trial,

Paterson. n j.. Jan. lin the
Jennie Bossehieter murder trial Judge
Hoffman, for the defense, said: Your
honor we wish TO have one of the
states witnesses, Seulthorpe, return
ed To the stand for Il further cross
examination Sculthorpe was not
present, and a court officer was sent
after him.
Michael Dunn then outlined the de,
Tense in his speech to the jury
McAlliSter Death and Campbell!
were each on the stand Their testi.
mony was on the line that they were
acting OH a generous impulse when
they took the girl out of the saloon
to the hack. They claimed that she
was Jolly drunk" for a time in the
back room of Saals saloon; said she
was joking and laughing after the
first drink; that she became 'dopy
after taking the absinthe and then
became dead drunk. They had
thought drive in the fresh air would
do her good and had taken her across
the river out into the country. The
assault was denied. They had lifted
the girl out of the hack because she
was HiNN anu lucy udu
themselves like humanitarians in
their efforts to bring her back to her
senses. They Had taken her to the
brook to obtain water They would
have taken her home after she was
dead as the hackman suggested. but
when they reached the neighborhood
they saw persons about.
They maintained that they had no
evil intentions against the girl The
meeting in the saloon was uninten-
tional. so far as McAllister was con
cerned. and he had drawn his friend
Kerr into the case unwittingly.
Campbell became mixed up in it be-
cause Death didn't want to be seen
on the street with the girl lest some
one would tell his wife.
The stories conficted with the tes-
timony of the hackman. and the al
legged confessions of Death and Camp
bell were introduced by the state AMI
admitted as evidence. The state.
which was beaten Tuesday in the eff
fort to introduce the confession said
to have been made by Campbell. sue
ceeded in getting it all in Wednes-
day. Other witnesses also testified
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
EX-GOV. NJ .ifa ID.
apolis-Retirad From uries
Monday.

indianapolis. Jan II. mines J..
Mount. who retired Monday 1T no,
from the Office Of governor 81 .hc
state of indiana. dic. suddenly 1t AZ
Gas O'clock last night IN lis usast.
inents ~ fi,r Denis0U !izHel Ilt a9d
ntieHtied 2 reception rendered ~ Al4;.
Monhi 10 q ..umber of pfep3sant r.
dies Of the city dnring the a.tefiDsa.
ana shorty after III" gilras depart
cd BE- started ent for 2 walk. }.It
mis- retnrn ne SAIL nothing abDa. le
li@ III. and fe.er removing Lis lat
aud everett sat down ~ read FIR
few nlnEteS he became slnsd st.
Ill aud Yas dead when TIE q Gt
summoned listened fer heart isttt
In the room at tie time 81 us
death were Mrs Mount. her idas-,
Senator and sTrs Binckiey Mrs Iti q
Fl Baker. Attorney General Taylor
and fgo physicians.
During the forenoon alr af8uaf
visited the office Of his former Jsi-
vate secretary and was In consulta-
tion with him for several hours In
the afternoon he made speech be-
fore the Indiana State Wool Growers
association. ard was elected pres-
dent Of the association. and again
spent some time with Colonel VII.
son.
Part of the time he spent in assist
ing In receiving his wife's guests.
Three children. besides Mrs Xannt,
are the surviving members OF tlie
family. The oldest child Is Mrs.
Charles Butler. who lives on n farm
in Montgomery county. adjoining that
Of her father. Mrs. John w. Nicely
who is now ut Beirut. Syria, and T.
Rev. Harry NJ. Mount, pastor Of t
Presbyterian church Mt Connersvill
are the other children
During his term of Office Governor
Mount was attacked several times by
fainting spells. but none of them was
serious.
Colonel Wilson, who was with him
during his term of office. said last
night In part. that Governor Mount
was worked to death His close ap-
plication to the duties of his Office
impaired his health.
Governor Mount expected to return
to his farm in Montgomery county
Friday.
The details of the funeral had not
been arranged. but be will probably
be buried Friday at his country home.
near Shannondale. Montgomery
county.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
WILLIAM &. o. euReHolz osAo
Three Towns In Ohio Were Named Fo
Him.

Him.
New York. Jan. 17-William Ru-
dolph Otto Bergholz. 6S years old
died at New Rochelle n Y. of heart
disease. He retired Tuesday night
in good health apparently and about
2 o'clock Wednesday morning was
taken i'll. He sank steadily until he
died. He was born in Germany. He
served in the Union army "A portion
of the time. and was retired as a ma
ior at the end of the war
He laid out the Southern Pacific
railroad through Texas and built the
Alliance and Lake Erie road in Ohio
and three towns in Ohio have been
named after him. He secured the
right of way through the government
reservation for the West Shore rail-
road and built the Cleveland, Youngs-
town and Pittsburg road. During his
+ later years he was interested in land
speculation. He is survived by his
wife and one son, Leo Allen, now
United States consul at Erzerum, Ar
nenia.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
BODY FOUND IN A TRUNK.
Jeweiry Saiesman Believed to Have Beer
Murdered and Robbed.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE body of a
man whose throat was cut from ear
to ear and showing marks of violence
was found i'll a trunk in q pile of
skids at the bulkhead of pier IL.
East river. 1t was identified two
hours later by woman as the body
of Michael Weissberger or Weiss
berg, an East Side Hebrew, who was
employed by jewelry firm to sell
jewelry on the installment plan.
Captain Titus said the motive was
robbery and said that at least two
men We're concerned. The attention
Of Policeman Reilly, of the steamboat
squad, was called to the trunk by
some 'longshoremen working on the
pier.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
Scott Wike Dead.

Chicago, Jan. ia special to The
Record from Quincy, Ill.,, said Scott
Wike, at one time one of the fore
most Democratic politicians in Illi-
nois, is dead at his home near Barry.
In Pike county. He served two terms
III congress and was comptroller of
the currency during the second Cleve-
land administration. Later he went
to England and made an exhaustive
study of the income tax question.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17
Greenmont can't zee the adva

Greenmont can't zee The adyap-
Jtage in being in the second ward
with only one councilman when i
can be free and independent ard
elect five council linen not TO mention
a mayor, recorder and policemen.
There may be advantages IN eoas8
idation but it is certain shat 9aey
do not lie in the direction Of town
Offices
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17

Manila, Jan. 17.-Further hearing
Ola the educational bill has been post.
poned until Monday in order to give
the commissioners opportunity to con.
slider privately the proposed amend
ments to the measure.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17

Fairmont admits that it is Nor
esntown that has caused the change
to be brought about in the rotten
schedule that is obtained but which
vii soon 90. Thanks for the ane1-
pected condeseension.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17

The legislature elects Senator in
West Virginia on the 22d. II Mr.
Elkins abilities were in proportion
to his chances Of election we would
have the best fitted man in the sen
ate to represent us.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17

DIR Raymond endorses his admin
istration. It is 10 wonder that
man like he il would like an admin
istration like his has been.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-17

Judge Jackson's fght.against the
new judicial bill nor the protests Of
the lawyers of the state neither APP
peared 20 eut any ice at Washing
ton. The bill passed both houses
without opposition.