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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

westlate was tried this morn
onp mdee Wilson for using abusive
.,se to A. T. Blain In the Occi-
sua' 81 Hotel The evidence was all
s's, him and Judge Wilson fined
! Ns.
fVI s.u for 20 days by Judge Meyer
a p.aaking down a door. completed
'"o,encs today and was brough. I'D
mornine ON q second charge NJ
t,,i,ipg a deadly weapon and using
.,or in fight He was put away for
|tsys on this charge.
h, City Hall was closed this after
Il az the entire force turned out
masse to see the races.
,,, before the Nogales train reach
pautano this mo, uing. an outgoing
sst ran over a tramp that attempt
~ hoard IL. He was badly cut up
,hs wheels running over him. His
N, leg was entirely severed just
l,Ss the ankle and his left leg was
[sSed Ed. Gundell ~ Pantanc, was
|ning to Tucson had the man placed
(ard the baggage car and brought
,he city. The Southern Pacific
balance took him TO st. Msry's
Intal The man win die.
kvo American girls were arrested
| night for being drunk and being
"A in a saloon. They put up t2o
h for bail an forfeited It By their
6.appearance in police court this
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

h clifford and C. M. Mexican arrived
night from PeArce and registered
the San XAVIER.
N v Elliot came in this morning
bu Casa Grande and stopped nj the
1 3rk View.
H. Woolfe of Temple 10 q guest at
! San Augustine today.
Roth and A. w. Eaton OF
<hjse came Ia last night TO see the
s
h V Lewis. sheriff of cochise coun-
xas In town yesterday afternoon.
returned on No. 10 this morning
4 tombstone.
ii c frost left for Ei Paso this
Eguing where Tresst and Hust are
living plans for a big hotel.
An1rew kimhaii. presiden, of the
Rstcher Academy. ana a member OF
as, legislature Is In town today.
j e Tudy. president OF the Yuma
Allry Land and Irrigation company.
$sht III iittb dAH@ yuBtFta&F Anu 50
i soppng al the Windsor.
Ew s smith OF Nogalea. who has
Esn in the employ OF The Cananea
Bmpany is in tae city today.
HARRY /. Heffner. manager OF Walls
lnpire ranch. stopped here yesterday
burning from q short visit with his
$iks In Los Angeles.
zH + CaStaneta OF Benson In here
So the great horse Cresceus.
zh ] G. Norton, Territorial
ssnerian arrived this morning
pn Phoenix TO attend the races.
Fratk Y Plnney ',s returnea fron
sbee where he spent a few days at
D home
ID F. Perkins. architect for the Cop
y Queen Compau. ~ Bisbee. ar
sd on the Nogaies train this mora
sn Frank Proctor came up from
aanea today and registered at the
, Xayief,
Attorney 4 e. Hazard left for
babStone on No 10 this morning.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
Hoofs and Horns
Ranch and Range

timed above Is a great one. and
would satisfy the ambitions of the av-
erage man. II Is a mere bagatelle
wheh compared with the property Mr.
Greene has secured in the state of
Sonora Mexico. In the first place the
strip OF country in Arizona and Mex
leo. south OF the Southern Pacific rail
road and extending south into Chi
huahua and Sonora for SEVENTH five
miles. is the finest piece of grazing
lard in the world. There is none
other on the American continent so
well wAtered. sheltered and protected
by nature, nor so abounding In such
variety of succulent and nutritious
srasses.
Mr. Greene has secured the very
choice Jf all the grazing lands in
Sonora. The magnificent tract
bought years ago by Richard Grid for
himself Hr. Garratt and Senator Per-
kins Of California. Of about four hun
dred thousand acres, he bought las,
July. This tract consists Of eight
Spanish srants with a large amount
OF DeDlasia land. The additional pur-
ehase to make up his nearly two mil
lion acres OF lands adjoining the Glrd
lands, on the south ano east
Mt Greene 10 building q railroad
from Naco. q town ON the United
States Mesieo line, 70 La Cananea, q
distance of 6fty miIes He had no
trouble 10 get the right OF way. be-
| cause he 10 the sole owner Of the land
all tie way.
One OF tis best purchases was the
famous Csbajlon ranch Of the Camoua.
This land contains three hundred
thousand acres. and in 90 good that
the 1ansoaf KEEP, ON II and counted
| out to Mr.. Greene twenty thousand
/ head OF cattle.
From Vail q Gates he got the Nc
Manus tract and about ten thousand
hea, Of cattle From the Elias fam
lily. al cost of eve hundred thousand
dollars, lie bought their San Pedro,
cienega de Herredia and Las Nntria
| ranches, some forty three small
ranches. from ffty thousand acres
down. and herds in addition TO those
| mentioned making the aggregate Of
| cattle purchased In Sonora over sixty
fhUussaDd
From the date OF the first purchase
fore oi ole hundred men have been
at work cutting posts. and eretting
fiyr straod wire fences under the di.
rection Of Antonio MARTINEZ
The lines Of all properties are heing
run by Dcn Ygnacio Bonillas. aecord-
Ing 10 old original titles and marked
by monuments OF stone and lime. fiye
fee, high and three feet across the
bast
Maps are being made Of each sep-
aFate property purchased. and map
OF the hoio A history OF the entire
teansaetion Of purchases. survey etc.
is beng tspewritien in parchment
book The estate is 10 large that only
suei. careful system win keep II from
hopeless chaos. Yet here IL a man
recommending two million aares In It's
iisr'.a OF ~ psraies that SO to make Up
the whole. better than the farms in
| hss native state of Ne~ York and
MARI s.ti - Stsalh western Stoskm
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

OF several Pullman runs into Mexico.
The company will probably establish
supply depots across the Rio Grande
at Nuevo LARD, Predfas S'Gras.
Juarez and Noga'es.
The Southern Pacific has Just con
dining cars and win operate this new
daily aining car service between New
Orleans and Francis"1 as soon as the
cars are finished In othe. equip
ment lines contracts have been let for
500 oil tank cars of 800 barrels capacity
which will be the equivalent of LOCO
Of the cars nov In uss Contracts
have also been closed for sixty new
freight engines. ten switch engines
and five passenger engines. This
number Is In addition to the l03 en-
gines contracted for some time ago.
Still other contracts for freight rates
will be let very soon.
w. A. Drake OF the Santa Fe road.
with headquarters in Prescott was In
Phoenix Tuesday on business connect
ed with the construction work on the
Phoenix and Eastern road. Mr.. Drake
is OF the opinion that grading will be
completed shortly, The camp of the
location survey party is now at Frank
enbergs ranch aUogn Tempe. although
the outfit Is still working this side OF
the river. The river will be crossed
above Heyden's about half mile
Phoenix Eenterprise
On account OF the growing trafiie
of the Southern Pacific system and the
constant increase in the demand oI
that road for rolling stock and other
equipment. the company has decided
TO expend In the next few months over
sos 900 in enlarging It's shops at Hons-
ton and extending the scope OF It's
car and machine working faciiities
The contemplated improvements EN-,
body the enlargement OF the seVera'
bulldings that accommodate the aii,
ferent departments of the shops, ana
the machinery at present In use VIII
be added to until the whole capacity
of the plant will be almost doubied.-
El Paso Herald.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
view ysvE.s v'se maskes.

More pies are made In New York
than la any other city la she world.
The daily output Of the regular pie
factories ,s ia exests cf i25.tsst. The
pie taking record was heii 10y Boston
until two years ago The pie habit 10
growing oi, New Workers.
The biggesi pie factory In the roun'
try turns aut .0tNsp pies a day. There
are scores OF smaller factories which
turn them out by the carload daily.
The work ls urtirr the direction Of sn
expert ttaker. who receives large sal
airy These factories claim To use the
very best materials In Inaking pies.
ntii recently there was a prejudice
against factory pies, but this In disaTt
prar.ng
The most popular pie Is that made OF
apples FOR years It's popularity has
not been shaken. The standard pies
neat 10 apple are lemon aud custard.
Pumpkin pies are In great demand 10
the fall aud nilnc~ pies in the winter.
Peach pies are the lpost popular after
these Until the factory made pie a1-
peartd New York VAS several times
Threatened with serious pie famines-
DRa@eF.
"Do you ever look back on your me
aud reflect on the opportunities you
have miSsedy" inquired the melancholy
mau.
NO. sir" answered the hustler. 1T
would te just my luck 10 miss some
more while was brooding over what
can't be- helped. - Washington Star.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
T0RTIrRED A WITNESS.

Intense suffering was endured by
witness T. l.. Martin, of Dixie, ny, be
fore he gave this evidence: Il cough
ed every night until my throat was
nearly raw: then tried Or. King s New
Discovery which gave instant relief |
have used It In my family for four years
and recommend it as the greatest re-
medy for Coughs, Colds and all Throat.
Chest and Lung troubles. II will stop
the worst cough. and not only prevents
but absolutely cures consumption
Price 50c. and $1.00. Every bottle qua
ranteed. Trial bottles free at l.. Icck-
endorf & Co wholesale and Geo. Mar
tin drug store retail.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
A Cestiy FaMeEaI.

The most costly state funeral which
has ever taken place vas perhaps that
Of Alexander the t;reat A round mil
hon was spent In having Alexander TO
his rest The body Was rlsced in q
coffin OF gold. nlle,l With costly arc
MATES. and a diade,n Was placed an
the head. The funeral car vas emiTl-
IisbeA with ornaments of pure gold.
and its weight Was - great that il
took ~ mules mere than year TO con
Vey II from! Babylon to Syria.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
W. C. CREENEs' LARGE RANGE

Dcyond doubt the finest range prop
ertj in North America Is that pur-
erased during the year 1901 by w. C.
Greene. OF La Cananea. Sonora. Mex-
leo. 1t consists OF a tract OF over two
million acres owned In fee; about
seVen-eights Of which is located in
tie state Of Sonora. Mexico, and the
remainder in the Territory of Ari-
zvna.
Mr.. Greene's purchases in Arizona
consist OF several confirmed Mexican
ana spanish grants. First. he bought
the babacomari, a tract of land only
three miles wide. but thirty six miles
long; this grant covers the whole Of
the Bals.comari river, from It's source
TO its mouth. As there Ia no water
outside the river, Mr.. Greene, In ad-
dition to the 10000 acres that he owns
In fee controls over three hundred
ami fifty thousand acres OF adjoining
rang. and
Immediately after the purchase of
the Babacomari grant he purchased
the San Rafael del Vale and San
Pedro grants. located on the San Ped
no river. and comprising all the lands
from the mouth OF the Babacomari
river at Fairbanks, south to the
northern line Of the republic OF Mex
leo. q distance OF fifty mikes. In the
two San Pedro river grants, Mr.
Greene secured In fee one thousand
acrcs. and of the adjoining range he
controls aine hundred thousand ad-
HifIoaat EnrAa Thar a. ~~ ~h,nA
ance OF water on the east slope OF the
Huaesucas and on the west slope Of
the Mule mountains. All OF II Is now
owneo by Mr.. Greene To secure con-
troll he trst bought the right of the
sqnatter settlers, At the same time
buying All their eattie. and then BE-
cured title 20 himself Of enough land
To cover all the water through use Of
Forest Reserve script
On the boundaries OF his Arizona
landA are now being built Ave strand
~ire fences with redwood and cedar
posts one rod apart Good fences
make good neighbors, and IL is great
ly Ia eTIdeuce that Mr.. Greene does
not intend that hta neighbors shall
have any excuse TO be other than
good.
This Arizona land In a principally
In itself; IL cost Mr Greene a large
ssm of money. Hon. b, A. Packard
had an alfalfa farm on the San Pedro
river. from. which he annually har-
vested over three thousand tons of
hay Although Mr.. Greene secured
title TO the land In the purchase OF
the grant, he paid Mr. Packard thirty
fhousAnd dollars for the improve
.nants, etc. on this alfalfa ranch, A
large force OF men are now ct work
taking out bitches. breaking up virgin
land. anc sowing seed There In
water TO r-igate Ave thousand acres.
and II IL Mr. Greene's infsntions 10
have this all In alfalfa NJ soon ~ pos
sible Over one hundred head of work
Lorsss were purchased At one time.
10 that the ground might be prepared
and k0wn In time 10 harvest d crop
from II In 1902.
Although the Arizona ranch mem
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
oms stttt Nicer.

Mrs. New ma Oh ~ish ron could
kee Mrs Wiukl~rs baby. lts perfect
~ lovely Sh-h trlicate. sweet little
chtT'ut. With the los eIisst eyes the
~ eeieSi little mouth the cUHuiuResi
little nose and eyes of heavenly blue
1t looks as II II had just dropped from
hes YEA aud every tiny feature had
been fasliioue. Icy the angels.
Mr. Newna IL II as nice as our
labyF
Mrs. Newma Mercy Ne. not half
~ nice Eearson'k Weekly.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings, your social posi-
ton or business success depend large
Iy on the perfect action Of your sto-
mach and Liver. DR., Kings New
Life Pills give increased strength, a
keen, clear brain. high ambition. A
Is cent box viii make you feel like a
new being. Sold by l.. Zeekendorf L.
Co. wholesale. and Geo. Martin drug
store. retAil
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
A woMAN,s AWFUL PERIL.

There il only one chance TO save
your life and that Is through an OPP
Grafton we're the startling words
heard by Mrs. l. u Hunt Of Lime
Ridge. Wis. from her doctor after he
had yainly tried io cure her of fright
fnl case of stomach trouble and yell
low jaundire Gall stones had formed
and she began Ia use Electric Bitters
whifh wholly cured her Its wonder
ful stomach. Liver and Kidney remedy
Cures Dyspepsia Loss of Appetite.
Try It. Only 5ncts. Guaranteed. For
sale by l.. Zeckendorf d Co whole
sale and Geo Martin retail.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
A AEanAer On Wamaa.

Muggtns~A woman can never keep
q secret.
higgins Nonsense My wife and |
had been engaged for four hours be-
fore souI knsw anything about it.
Philadelphia Record.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
.Men and 6ngines
e Crnin and E,af3ic.

duncan. trainmaster here. who
p been i'll for the past week. Wi
a'e for Los Angeles tonight on No.
D t.. pease. traindispatcher In the
Ratheln tactic Offices here, ssas gone
1 l0s Angeles to- spend a ten days
#a'e Of absence.
IN January lst the anti-pass agree
Felt On "astern roads goes into ef-
IN December nth the passenger
Fprrscntatlyes OF lines interested In
n "Stern Military Agreement, met
4 Chicago
ihe The Santa re In publishing a
fS book on the Grand Canyon Of
ntoha. which will contain 1873 pages
n VIII il" handsomely illustrated.
fs'ft VIII be contributions by authors
mote Including Hamlin Garland,
aat'eS Dudley Warner, David Starr
@aon president of Stanford Uni
aslty Iohn /. Stoddard. j. w Po-
l' iIalIot Monroe, Prof. r. d.
EaSoor} Of the University OF Chi
W ah4 Prof Beecher of Ya'c 1t
/ expected 10 have the book off the
r. BY January lst.
Ar y II Nichols. vice president
4 general manager of III. l'ee.,s
fa"y and North Eastern and as
'd'' roads. which are controlled by
santa +" has rendered his resign
SoD To jhk" ".fe't on December 81
i MI VERY Turner. at present
1p'ht"nt"nt Of the middle DIVISION
Wv santa Fee at Newton. HANS. has
~ appointed TO succeed him He
IL mai his headquarters at Rose
III y NJ
H. ' NI'an government has de-
k,p,. ,''l a''"' January LIST next lie
,""h 'ompany must purchase In
H.. al Ioudstuffs used In the buff
N" " '' ars in that country. Here
:, ,'ie>" supplies were purchased
h.. '|'''A. Kansas ss,ty and San
Y"'' "'irh are the starting points
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
A Iaaf .9MdMe,

Judge-And yeur wife aimed at and
struck your bead with = cupi
Witness Yes, sir.
Judge-Well. oil ! have TO say is that
you ought 10 be very proud Of ber.--TIi-
Bits
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

Brown Haven't you taken your fan
nels of yet:
Jones' No. It's 50 near next winter
now | thought Id just keep ON wearing
them. Chicago Record Herald.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
NJ. was nns Of Th . M .

Manning-A year or two ago ah
yised Pitcher 10 write book OH the "a
nous men be had met.
Royd-And did he do It!
Manning wrote an autopiogra'
ply. Boston Transcript.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
We Kxpsriea~e.

DIggs-no you believe there is any
truth in the saying that II takes gen.
Ius 10 live with a genius?
Riggs No don't. ! never consider
ed my wife Renlux. News.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
Cmn1 Call u @ome,

TowDe-Ihats Perkins. Looks like
q tramp. doesn't he? Well. he's @uns
wealthy. ] understand.
Browne-i know him very well Way,
be hasn't . place. really. that he caa
call a heuse.
TowBe-oh. you're mistaken there
Browne-Eo; I'm not. He's al Eng
Iishmsn. and he Invariably calls 10
"'otne. ."~-Cathoiic Standard and Times.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
His Emp@rlemce.

Mfiea-pd you ever have the sberin
cell you out at auctiont
Giles No. but | had my thumb nall
under the hammer once.-Chicago
News
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

Why its just like winning home 10
eat at Goldtree's up TO date cafe, corner
Court and Congress etreet.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

Beginning Monday. December lG, the
various stores OF L. Zeckendern L. Co.
Will be open until s: 80 evenings
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

Phone 20Si for messenger and paTce
delivery service 10 am part Of citv linn
its 10e. Pioneer Transfer Co. 77-lmo
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
Brief Local Notes.

II you know what you want Tie
Citizen Want Column WI pu4 II fot
you.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

The dry goods emporium OF w T..
Felix will be open every evening until
Christmas. affording late shoppers an
opportunity TO inspect the splehala
assortment of suitable and elegant
holiday goods carried. Concert every
evening.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

After the dance 10 over, salute your
pATtneYs and waltz down 70 Issdov Gold.
trees up TO date cafe, corner Court and
Congress streets.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

Oar winter stock 10 the choice OF the
manr 'aetuFers art. Call and zee il
Smith the Tsiiov IN the upper Wedge.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

DIR. h. A. Schell only exciusl,s
opticIAn in town, CentQry block, up
stairs.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

FOR sALE-Furniture for five rooms,
complete for housekeeping. VIII sell at
a bargain quick. Inquire at the Citizen
Office, 1914
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

STORAGE WAREHOUSE oil fuEni
tare, etc., stored with absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co. II n. Stone ave.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

II Won want yonr wife Ia make love to
Won, take one OF toldtree's oyster loafs
home to her.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19

WANT ED-Three sets furniture and
stoves. address, stating price and
where same can be seen. wv" care
Citizen.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
Memory Of the Psrm.

I'd like ter hs boy again, Z cou!dat help
tut he;
rd Ike ter hsst dsd's rurlhn voice s-eaIlin,
csilin
Oh it, nice ter dress in darkness tore ysi,'Fs
ssst learned ter swear.
An not knos At4s, on Earth ter say when thiHSs
vth Wsni zint therel
I'd like TER h-Ar tbst hsughty voice ring through
ny morni1 dro~sei
Hey. hoy srh goin ter steep all day. Git up
sn tRIk III cows"
on, yes. 10 lore ter hear that voice th' chilly
darxncss spliI.
An I'd love ref set straight up in bed ar 'Ni'lly
boiler. :'Att!"
| thluk IN .srks hrst mornin song ~ouid "'und
mighty good
II mere vas Jest boy Hp cary fp1'un
wood.
I'd love ter meet that drove o cows~ an this ain
ieltin ht~
I'd love ter play q Mild sweet tune with tn mix
stool on their rbs
Houston fost.
Saw. HIS LIFE.
II feel ! owe my life to Kodol lys-
pcpsia Cure" writes II. c. Chreten-
son Hayfield, Mimi. For three years
had dyspepsia so bad that could
hold nothing on my stomach. Final
w / was confined to my bed. Doctors
said could not live. | read your ad-
vertisement of Kodol Dyspepsia cure
and thought it fit my case and com
menced its use | began to improve
from the bottle Now am cured ana
recommend II 10 all.
On sale AZ Bel Pharmacy, p N.
Church street
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-19
Wants of the People.

IL you have rooms for rent, furnish ed
or unfurnished. advertise In The Citi-
zen Want Column
WANTrGE--'rwo furnished rooms,
with bath. Address NJ, care Citizen,
stating hration. how furnished and
price per mCnun.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-08
ArbOr Day Observances.

The Village Improvement committee of
the Cosmos club are arranging suitable
observance of Arbor Day, which, by act
OF legislature, is on the second Tuesday
In November. The ladies' societies of
the different churches have been asked to
aid, by putting their church grounds in
order. planting trees, etc. The trees at
the Institute will be attended TO, those
which failed to grow being replaced.
II every house keeper and business man
i'll our town will help on the improve
ment work by general cleaning of his
premises, our yards, streets and alley S
would be more slightly.
We earnestly request every young per-
son under twenty to constitute himself a
member of The Forrest City Civic League,
by refraining from throwing fruit skins.
paper or bits of cloth, in any place save in
the trash box or the fire.
If these suggestions are followed until
spring time comes our work can be more
which Infest decOmposing material will
have been turned to harmless ashes-giv-
ing fertility to the soil, instead of poison.
Ing it and the air We breathe.
Below We give the proclamation of Gov
Davis issued Wednesday of last week:
In compliance with the law of the
state aud conforming with beautiful
and established custom now prevailing
throughout the Union, | hereby DIES gnate
Tuesday, the 18th day OF November as
Arb0r day and / recommend that it be
observed in the planting Of trees. shrubs
and vines for the adjournment of the homes,
the school grounds and the highways of
The state, and in suca other undertakings
as shall be in harmony with the character
of the day. 1t is especially urged that
the teachers and pupils of our public
schools devote this day TO the identifying
eli the grounds occupied by them and to
exercises appropriate thereto. -
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-08
rlarried In May.

The news has just reached the public of
the marriage OF Mrs Lslla X. Bach (Lalla
Rookh Casteel) and Mr.. Walter l.. Nc
Gee,o St.Louis, which event occurred May
Is, 1901. in the parlors of Hazel hotel in
Newport.
For business reasons, the announce.
ment was withheld, the bride being the
Administrative of an unsettled estate and
did not care to make the news OF her
marriage public at that time.
Inc recently found out BRIDE is well
known to everybody in Forrest City, this
town being her birthplace and the home
OF her mother, brother and other relatives.
She is queenly woman, possessed of
many lovable characteristics and charm
ing disposition, cultured, strikingly pref
~ and is prize any man might well feel
proud Of. The groom is travelling sales
man for st. Louis house, and is in
every way fitted for the mate of the hand
some woman he has chosen.
THE TINES predicts for Mr.. and Mrs.
McGee a happy future, and be we assured
that the wish is father to the prediction.
Mrs McGee has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Alice Casteel, for the past
few days, and left Wednesday morning to
Joiu her husband in St. Louis.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-08
rleeting of the Old Vets.

AT the last meeting of the n b. Forrest
camp of Confederate Veterans at the
court house on tbs first Saturday of this
month very few members were present,
those who contended at previous meetings
that the camp ought to meet once month,
being conspicuous by their absence
Nothing was done except to pass reso-
luton requesting Mr. j. r. Beasiey to
read an Grafton at the next meeting, after
which the camp adjourned
The Sweet resolution will also come up
at the next meeting and that gentleman is
expected to be on hand to champion his
idea. He appears to have thought that
the Confederate pension laws of Arkan-
sas are farce, and we would like to
hear him fully on this point. Don't for
get that the first Saturday in December at
= o'clock p. m. is the time.