davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
THE RESOLUTIONS

THE RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, it is the sense Of the people
of the village and community of Amherst
in assemblage gathered
First-That they do not desire to do
any injustice to. or make any inaccurate
statement concerning any conduct or act
Of the present incumbent of the judge
ship Of the County Court Of Amherst
county.
Secondly-That it Is their belief and
opinion, however, after mature investiga-
ton and careful consideration. that the
conduct of the present Judge of the Am
herst County Court. in making the at
tack he did upon the Rev. c. II. Craw-
ford. brought opprobriums and dishonor
upon the high station in public life he
was called to uphold. and proved of itself
his inca paCity to recognize the demands
of his office and his untitness and un-
worthiness to administer its functions
Thirdly-That they, like all mortaIs
may be biased and prejudiced in their
views. finding it impossible to eradicate
from their minds the locai history of the
past, but unConscously considering IT.
hence may be mistaken in their conclu-
sions as to the present matter.
IN ALL FAIRNESS.
Fourthly-1n order therefore, that the
Judge of the Amherst County Court may
be dealt with in all fairness. and may
not De summary ISatC Win, as was the
Rev. c. II. Crawford, a the hands Of
his enemy, or ,.4at he may not be judged
even by those of this community IN
which he lives, be it resolved:
First-That we call upoiy the Common
wealth OF Virginia to prosecute. to a
final determination the act OF the afore-
said Judge that it may be known to
what extent it has sustained an indlsnity.
APPEAL TO LEGISte. rURE,.
Second y-'Thot Ia
OF, the State of Virginia. 10 do justice to
all parties concerned, shall review and
consider so soon as to that nonorab bic
body it may be convenient after its as
sembling together, the record and acts
of the present judge OF Amherst County
Court. that it may be apprised of his
qualifications and aptitude for such en-
ployment. and whether or not there has
been maladministration of his office.
Thirdly-That We. thank the press of
the whole State of Virginia. which has
demnation, upon the act under consid-
Grafton. the people OF Amherst being
without an organ of print through which
to express $50 our sgntiments .1a I, nj
Fourthly-That we. the people Of Am
herst county. appeal to the law-ahdins.
peace loving. conservative
people our Anglo-Saxon brethren of the
for us their moral aid and cO-opera ton
in our struggle to uphold the decency and
good reputation of our county, for the
edited by the one who dispenses justice
to the people Of this county.
F'ifthly-That a copy of this paper be
mond Times. the Richmond Dispatch and
the representatives of Amherst county
in the General Assembly of Virginia.
namely. Hon. R B. Ware. member OF the
sic member OF the State Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
KINGS STEADY PROGRESS
IS FULLY MAINTAINED
His Majesty Takes Light Nourishment With Keen
Enjoyment and is Allowed to Smoke Light
Cigar Each Day
Cigar Each Day.

a brief daily visit to his bedside, while
a, scarcely less welcome and even more
enthusiastic visitor to His Majesty is
his pet Irish terrier. Jack which IS
allowed in the Kings room short time
every afternoon.
Buckingham Palace at P. M:
."t'he advancement IN the Kings con-
dition is maintained. His appetite is
Improving and the dressing OF his wound
is less painful. His Majesty is still
easily fatgued on the least eaerlon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
lBy Associated Press. }

LONDON. July 1.-The steady progress
of king Edward is fully maintained. and
His Majesty takes light nourishment
with keen enjoyment. He is allowed
light cigar a day He evinced the great
est interest in the arrangements for to-
days review of the colonial troops. and
he was eager that the people should be
in some way compensated for their dis
appointment because of the postpone
ment of the coronation,
The Kings grandchildren are allowed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
GERMANS HOLD
GOLDEN JUBILEE
Celebrate Anniversary of the
Gesangvsrein Virginia.
K0MMERs GIVEN LAST MIGHT
Officers Of the German Navy Guests OF
the Association-An Elaborate
Programme Arranged
for To-Day.

The great celebration OF the golden
Jubilee of the Gesangverein Virginia
COMMUNICATING the flftieth anniversary
of the organza ton of ths famous asso-
ciation in Richmond. began yesterday
The Kinder Feast was held in the
afternoon at Westhampton Park. where
the children of the German families OF
the city gathered for a great picnic and
feast. Last night the gentlemen OF the
C;esangverein met their beer mugs over
the tables in Saenger Hall garden at an
informal celebration known as "kou1-
mers" while the splendid chorus OF the
association under the direction of Prof.
Reinhardt sang the sweetest German
airs.
FULL OF Spirit.
The calebrat ton was full Of the spirit
of good fellowship and most unique. The
night was perfect Through the foliage OF
the bending trees the stars shone bright
upon as merry company as ever gath
cred beneath them Over the long table
which hordered the garden. hung lights
of many colors. while at either end OF the
inclosure we're draped in graceful folds
the banner of the Stars and Stripes and
the beautiful sil1en flag of the GesanS-
verein Virginia In the center OF the
garden the orchestra was stationed. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
Discuss Freight Rates.
nv Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.l
ASHEvILLE. n. c., July Traffic
managers, of railways south of the Poto-
mac and east OF the Mississippi met here
to-Gay for four-days convention More
tran one hundred representatives, are
present The regulation of frssat rates
is the principal subject under cohslaera-
ton although charges may be made in
trauscontinental rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
WORK FOR YEAR TO COME
President Galloway Speaks of Prosper.
itv of American Locomotive Works.

Mr.. S. R. Galloway; president of the
fling Richmond. Speaking yesterday of
the the prosperity Of the great corporation Of
Which he is the head. Mr. Galloway said
that the corporation now mas mas enough or
fsIs fni, fore i T for at least one year orders
have been received during the past few
weeks for 1s3 engines. and larger con-
tracts are expected TINS month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
Of Assault on Rev. C. II. Craw-
ford by Judge Campbell.
The CALL ON LEGISLATORS
To Probe the Matter and Take Suitable
Action-Press Of the State Thanked.
: Appeal Made to AngIo-Saxon
Brethren for Moral SUPPORT.
Special Dispatch to Ths Timez.)

Especial Dispatch 20 Th3 Tlmes.J
AMHERST, VA. July IA largely at
tended meeting was held here tonight
at the Baptist Church. representing all
classes of this community, to consider
and take action in regard to the recent
assault made apon Rev. c. H. Crawford,
President of the AntiSaloon League. by
Judge Clarence j. Campbell, of this
county, on the court green with a horse
whip.
The purpose and temper of the meet
ing was set forth III the following:
On notion +. j. Harris was called to
the chair and E. L. Richardson elected
secretary. and the following resolutions
were unanimously passed by a rising
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
GENERAL.

Congress comes TO q close with eNcit.:s
scenes and Dixie was sung by the mem
bers of the House amid great enthusiasm.
King Edward continues to maintain his
steady Improvement and takes light nour-
ishment with great relish, and is allowed
to smoke once day.
The colonial troops reviewed by tho
Prince. OF Wales and cheered Justify for!
the King led by the Duke of ConnaIght.t
Cabinet meets and discusses the carry>:
ing out of canal legislation
Agreement reached on the Philippines,
and naval bills. and these and other satoi
legislation were signed by the Prssident,i
According to the figures of Represent
tative Livingston of Georgia. the appro-i
priations OF this Congress will amount to-
more than billion.
Profits of the steel corporation for thk
last quarter are enormous. and exceedS
those o, the previous one by eleven MIC
lion dollars,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
FORECAST.

l.
fair: light variable winds ;
highest temperature yesterday....... S5s
Lowest temperature yesterday....... GSt
Mean temperature yestarday y......... 1Sf
Normal temperature for July y........ S03
Departure from normal temperature ri
Precipitation during past "a hours 5E
LOCAL.
The new Council organizes, city ofricersf
are chosen and standing committees arSi
named
Deaths last night OF Major ]. ". Raw-3
ley. Of this city, and Mr.. william T. D~sl
Frazer. of Orange.
Young man arrested for insulting a IatJy
by trying 20 sit in her lap. .
Celebration OF the golden jubilee of th1f
Gesang"erein opens most auspiciously
Introduction Of viva voCe system OF votSi
ing In the primaries may introduce eIe-s
ruents af uncertainty ]
Mr.. herdrck resigns az superintendencd
of schools for Russell county
Virginia entitled TO nine scholarships mi
Peabody Normal School. for which exalrIi-a
nations will soon oe held,
business OF Mr. Harman.
improvements to be made in the postaN
facilities OF the city. !
Rev. Mr.. Crawford severely condemneH
by the Religious Herald
Mr.. J. S Wakefield .lected presiden -
OF the City Assembly OF Manchester.
VIRGINIA.
The citizens of Amherst In meeting passs
Rev. C. H Crawford. calling on the Legs
islature TO investigate Judge CamphelTS
course and appealing to their Anglo-Saxonss
brethren in Virginia to give them rnoralE
support in uphofding the decency and
good name of the county of Amherst.
Norfolk went under new municipal rlie
yesterday, Mayor Beaman retiring and
DR. Riddick becoming chief executive OF
the city in his place. Police changes ars
expected.
Mayor Moss commences his fourth terr
at Newport News. Two indictments nadss
in the mysterious murder case. in wflich
I. man was twice hung.
a terrific storm prevailed IN Southsids
Virginia Monday night, blowing down
residences barns. stables and doing Tluchs
other damage. Several families rendered.
homeless and several lives lost.
\ conductor at Big Stone Gap falls un..
der his train and loses both legs.
The Council OF Roanoke III u deadlock
and una BILE to elect president.
Much excitement in Wesrroreland over.
the assault upon a young lady. Her as,
sailant safely lodge in Alexandria Jail.
Indictments found by the Alexandria.
grand jury against Rossiyn rioters.
The stock held by Rockbridge county,
in the Valley Railroad sold. RumoredS
that George W. SevenS is the purchaser.
Dedication Of d new Masonic Temple !n'
Danville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02

Continued on Second PageD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-02

continued on Second Passo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

ing figure and transactions at the banks were
larger: Discount rates were steady between ~
and 81 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

New York. April ls.-sales of bonds were made
hero to-day as follows:
First Call.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
TRUST COMPANY ISSUES
ARE WELL SUPPORTED.
BANK STOCKS IN LIGHT DE
MAND.
fractions Steady and Miscella-
neOus Shares Have Fair
Buying Inquiry.

Yesterdays stock market was erratic,
with the balance of trading in favor of the
more active trust company issues. En-
phatic denials of consolidation rumors mad
the effect of curtailing speculation in bank
shares. In this group Third National alone
was active at the morning session with
sales on the downturn from SOL. 80 to 500.
American Central Trust opened strong at
SlS3, but dropped back to SiSD. file Guar
amy was in good demand from sl5I to $I5S
and Missouri Trust was WEI taken at SIS.
st. Louis Union advanced from $50 TO S5i2.
but 5000 was the best bid at the enc OF
the session. Colonial Trust was in good de-
mand at s22i.
ST. Louis Transit was the only active trac-
tion issue. The stock was unchanged at
$3J.s7l2.
At the afternoon session trust company
issues were again the favorites. Title Guar
anty and Missouri We're in best demand, the
former at Sli0 and Sli0.25 ana the latter at
Sl25. ana Sl2i. New Mercantile was strong
at Sil9 and American Central Trust STEADY
at $lsl.15. Third National declined to
va. o7l, and Bank of Commerce to S343.Jl-
Chicago Railway Equipment was steady at
$3.50.
Morning Session,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
Third Coll.

1000 3 & o gold
- .......lc2Ii02h
ZOO Z L 5s......115
1000 c a. A 3lzs
s41Gs4h
10000 r I & P
gen 3s.....,.-112A
10000 Cent Ga LIST
inc ........-.. ssh
5000 Do I'd income
404dHZ
5000 Cont Tob As. SSH
142. 600 c y I conv..I05
5000 c + ] gen 5s.105
1900 c c c & st L
gen 4s........lo4h
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
Second Call.

$500 Atch Is lo3k al0sIs 500 n & W 4s....In2
$3.50 DO adj"..-.. y 1900 n Y Gas &
1900 b d o IS Elec 4s...... g6s.
l2.OO C F = l. 81 1857
1851 Gl0jH 5000 Reading As. %
$1,000 C r g. p Is. 1l2A 10000 S p 4ss sss.ass
1880 " Cent Ga LIST 5000 st l. s w 81
inc .......s4GS4is seTs,
5000 Do ID inc. 400 i0A 5000 Do LIST tS1u
Is, 600 c F / conv. .I05L 10000 st 1, / M zen
1900 C & A SIS So ..1lsIs
SS.IsA 1000 Do ref IS. sIlz
1000 Erie @ II Zen S1i5 Line gold Dc s1iL
1000 G B w b.. .1I 10. 900 Do ref 4. 1Sis:
1000 X C Sou Is 1000 Tex & Pac list
fstI.ES 5s .----...-..121
le00 Lex Ave 1st. 12l1s 1900 L p LIST Is. JOSH
Z''vD Mex Cent LIST 1l,00 U s red 6s... 81
Inc ::.:.SHs134B 1000 U p cow Is
1000 Do I'd inc I07T.GIoS
q 5000 Wab deb b. T1k
BOO n X & T I'd 5000 Wab Omaha
IS ...--..-..- ~ div 3hs....... IS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
b. Il o. Later they sold about n. 600 shares of
scattering stocks. mostly Southern Railway.

scattering STOCKS, mostly southern halfway.
One Of the strong features was Reading COM
mon. The stock made a new high-record price
on buying. characterized by the specialists as
being of best character. Brokers. acting for the
so-called First National Bank party. We're con-
houses. The second preferred also rose Sharply.
There was no gossip 10 account for the move
ment other than talk Of mo strike anG numer-
Gus bull tips.
The Vanderbilt stocks were active and very
strong On revival OF old rumors. Canada South
sharply on scattering buying, The EFFORTS Of
Webb & Pral and other Vanderbilt brokers to
accumulate the stock caused considerable COM
ment.. The various stocks Of group rose on buy
Ing Of same character, credited to Mr.. Twombiy.
II was stated to-day that the stockholders Of
New York Central have authorized an increase
total capital stock $4,000. 900.
Among the stocks which to-day sold at new
hlgh-record prices were American Snuf preferred.
Cleveland. Lorain and Wheeling preferred, Fort
Worth and Denver City. Stamped int. Power,
Kansas City southern common and preferred,
Reading. Canada southern and Big Four.
Early features to-day were Norfolk and West
ern. c; 4 o: ana Penna. The buying was so
general that II lacked particular Significance. The
principal buyers Of Norfolk stated that they based
their opinions on the earnings OF company. which
were such as to Justify the belief in an increased
dividend rate before very long.
The weakness Of A C. P. was due to scat
tering selling. some OF 1t long stock; by well
the dividend tomorrow would be at the rate of
half of per cent. Anaconda was naturally
weak on decreased dividend.
Pools and speculative cliques were at work in
the cheaper railroad stocks. notably Wisconsin
was heard OF the move in these. but bull tips
circulated freely.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
Mining stock. in New York,
STOCKS AND Boyps IN nosTo,

Boston. Mass. April 16.-Noney. bonds. stocks
and mining shares were quoted as follows:
Money.
Call leans. 4Titz: time loans. fTJ
bonds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
ciearinGs 3l,sdl-Si1; balances 81. 1922. compared
with clearings 81. 5N. as balances 81. 4 ssl. Tues
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

The market closed active and irregular.
There was continued Leavy realizing in the
Central of Georgia incomes. The bond mar
ket generally was irregular. Total sales,
par value, s4,3S5,0O. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

Reported by the New YORK commercial Adver-
tiser through Francis Bro. & Co.. No. ia North
Fourth street.
The a~rbitrase houses reported a better feeling
in London. They were buyers Of about 30, 900
shares. chiefly Southern Railway. Atchison and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
Chicago stock Market.


Whitaker & Co., bond. stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers, No. 800 North Fourth
street. quote exchange as follows:
Bid. Asked.
New prem 3oc prem
Chicago .l0c dis Par
Cincinnati Par 10c prem
Louisville 10c prem
New 10c prem
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

Pools and speculative cliaues were at work in
the cheaper railroad stocks. notably Wisconsin
Central and Chicago Great Western. No news
was heard Of the move in these. but bull tips
circulated freely.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

$500 Am Bike IS. 20 income 34A 0s,5t
<''"o Atch gen Is 1900 T st L & vs.
q As .........s2lS3
l3.0o0 B & o gold IS 10000 Do I'd income SSs:
1900 NJ X G. 7 1st
1@Ka1o 10000 Do I'd is.s2IasS
1000 Do p l. & E. 5000 n Y C L S
1900 20 S w div 1000 4 n gen as: sis
O., mn S;gs hpsls o,Wo & Z inc
"-'"o SenI SaM Is ....-.,.. &c
. oo income ..4lt34fZ 1000 Rdg gen a
'''V" 10 su income 1915
$1,000 C & 0 gen WV IS IS ~ Al gen ,,sL
q ~, as .s1osb giOsh 1900 St l. S W I'd. ssi..
ioo'WV Is q y s. le.oO0 Sou Pac Is
joint ......9649fk e47.aa,
16, 900 Q + / gen SIS. Jos 5000 S r Is. IS iISIs
100000 c F T con 5s 1900 Third Ave 90,
1914 q 1861 As ......HiI O1.
IS'vo cont lob IS 2S,OO L j conv As
Q i, y t9hGeSs 1913 a10s
deb b.. .2o% a21lk 5sh677a
5000 X c Sou IS 10000 wab lst s.
'2U72a I19%qIO
oe,vU Mex cent as u.VD W G gen Az. 90
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
WANT TO GET In
ON THE GROUND FLOOR

on o new mining company NOW forming? Mines
thoroughly tested. operated and managed by
prominent St. Louis business men. WE WILL
NOT stock for sale. Nothing better
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17

Government bonds.
Bar Silver.


New York. April 15.-Bar silver per ounce
London quiet. 24ikd per ounce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
New York stock Quotn,ion..

st. Louis, Wednesday. April Is, 1892.
The following shows the opening. highest, low
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
The Republic by u. Il. Francis. Bro. * Co, bonds
and stocks, No. ia North Fourth street.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-12-03
SHAM WRIGHT
AND SON.
Props. San Angelo Cotton Gin.
Notice of Intention

OF the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa
Fe Railway Company to apply
to the next legislature of
Texas for an act authorizing it
to purchase or lease all of the
properties of the Gulf, Beaumont
q Kansas City Railway Company
and of the Gulf, Beaumont IL
Great Northern Railway Com
pany:
The undersigned will apply to
the Legislature of the state of
Texas. converting in Janu-
airy, 1903, for the passage
of a law authorizing the Gulf,
Colorado IL Santa Fe Railway
Company To- purchase or to lease
for term ut years, not exceed
ing mne hundred and ninety
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-12-03

~ ma H:o 40
' 900 -
-, - Il.
P'''' ;" 80 .L,.
'oo''' ''"''' "'1V 81" Wv VIZ
'''' ''' -, 49,, ..,,-1
'''' '''' n. .,.,
nI-n MI. va ~,,,, ano
W. va, ,,,
.",, n It'll
LI w all ,lia ,I.a.
, n,.oo , .;.,;,
ao , l :, a,,.,,i,'Is. :, 49,.
" 90 90 .... ...,
= .oa4il.. .al,a., i.,l L.,,,,,,
.Io..;.,..,,; ,,,.,,....1
Co.,, .,, l.,,,. n.al. n,;II.
honso s,,o,aid rool. o;s,orr rood
.. ,..!,,.... I-- ... . :.
-, C,a. r,,;.,.,,a,, :; !;
,l, H. -. ..,
,,.,,., ,,,,,.. .' ,I
&c. .,nc W. L,,,o roo, al a,,o,.
49,. , I, - 4I a,,a
i,.,".r. =: w.. No..
~, - r:
osI W. ,,I1 t,,,,4.
r,,. ,,,,. '" ~
- ., aI;';,,; I,.,,
' ',' vr 0'' w.
80" " Wy ''"
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-12-03

corrals, branding schutes, plenty
of water and fine grass, nearly all
valley land, with plenty of under
brush for protection. 1t Is leased
at Be per acre and there is be-
tween . and 6 years to run yet.
On it are $50 herd of cattle, well
graded Hereford and Durham,
300 head OF stock horses and 50
head of mules and work horses
The price for the lease is $1,000:
the stool; are SIS per head. This
may seem a little high for the
stock but if you consider the
grade of cattle and horses it is
cheap. Let us show you this
ranch. 1t is no trouble to us to
show property or answer ques-
tions.
No. 81, 40 acres, all good
farming land, fenced on two
sides, Broom house, for $500.
No 70. 1920 acres, one and
one-half miles river front, two
thirds of this is good farming
land. so acres in cultivation,
fine pecan orchard. and good
five room house. Price $3.50 per
acre
No. $50. 1900 acres of decided
land on Colorado river 6 or 8
mile of river, fine pecan trees on
river, well improved place. This
is one half farming land, $500
per acre, viii give easy terms.
No. POO, Two nice ) room
residences in 2! blocks of busi-
ness part Of town, for $4,000.
No. 2GS. For sale or trade at
a bargain, two story dwelling,
consisting of ID rooms, 2 halls,
bath rooms with both hot and
cold water, sink in kitchen.
Pantry, closets, garrets, verandas
and back porch. Good we'll,
also city water, several nice
fruit trees and small vineyard,
barn 14X50 feet. This place
will pay 10 per cent on the in
vestment.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-12-03
Gould in the Orient.

Kansas City, Nov. 26.-George
j. Gould and Warren G. Purdy,
formerly president Of the Rock
Island were today elected direct
ors Of the Kansas City, Mexico IL
Orient railroad.
Of this air line from Kansas
City to the Pacific coast of North
ern Mexico. 300 miles is already
constructed and contracts are let
to finish the work within two
and Il half years.
The election Of Mr.. Gould was
not Il surprise here, a. Z. Still
well, promoter of the Orient, an
nounced IL month ago that the
Goulds were interested in his pro-
iect and that at an early date
details would be supplied, The
new interest in the enterprise is
likely to make it an important
factor in the Northwestern rail-
road situation.
From all Orient railroad official
the following statement was OBJ
tanned: This road was to have
been built to Kansas G ty; in all
probability now it will stop at
Wichita, where it will couple up
with the Missouri Pacific. The
Missouri Pacific through this
1
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-12-03
The Temporary Landon.

Located in Lasker Block. Con-
cho avenue, nearly opposite old
site. Fine dining room, with
first-class equipment, cuisine and
service, located down stairs in
Flannagan's former hook stand:
rooms newly p0pered and fur
nlshed, with first-class. clean.
comfortable accommodations for
n large number up stairs. !
am again serving the public
with the same courteous and
prompt attention. reasonable
charges and superior service to
which they We're accustomed ut my
house, and will be p eased TO see
all my former patrons at my
temporary lvcatloI
If J. G. LANDoN.