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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
Rioe for Milan, cnnntu.

Cameron, Texas, January 81. Colonel G.
W Hardy Of Beaumont, accompanied by a
practical rice farmer met with the bust
ness men and planters Of Milan county
today 10 talk over the rice prospect for
this country. Just now the bottom farmer
is taking deep interest ip rice culture and
this invitation TO Mr.. Hardy and his friend
means that some steps are being made TO
experiment along this line.
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Hobson VIII 1 eoture

Lexington nv. February Captain
Richmond r. Hobson arriycd here from
New York tonight and Is tho guest NJ
Bishon Lcwis " Rurton relative. He
confirmed the report TINT hr haJ resigned
Ito naval constructor in the navy On nc
count NJ tho condition ~ his cy,T AS -
hls future plauS h. said ne would coutiauc
lcrturinc FOR "a least three wears, going rs
far West as The coast Ills theme Is a plel
Tor a greater navy ono That shall claim
rank above tho greatest ~ any uation,
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Austin, Texas February Tomorrow
the distinguished Boer ENJOYS now In
Texas will be In Austin.
Senator Willacy gave to The Post the
personnel or the party, as follows:
DR.. ReltE, who was for nine years presl.
dent Of the Orange Free state aud az the
breaking out OF and during the late war
win Great Britain was secretary OF state
OF the Transvaal Although as secretary Of
state Dr. ReitE signed the treaty OF peace
between the TranSvaal aud Great Britain
nc declined 10 take the oath of arceiauc,
Sna ~ YET one OF those sort OF people We
nave heard Of IN this country, Fan uure
ooSnsdtt9cted rebel Or ReltE is a graduate
OF oxford university, England, IL a hnely
the Bocr party
General Pearson who was quurtefmaster
/ general OF the Boer forces IS also of the
party. Or. Van Der Hooght. who was the
alplmguc agent OF the Tranrvaal In the
united states during the wsr is another
Key j. Van Nlerk the miuister who
being refused by the British government
the privilege Of visiting aud mlnlstering
10 the spiritual comfort Of the 5OlD Roei
prisoners sent 10 and confined IN the Ber
mudas, Voluntarily went there as pris
oner aud remained with his compatriuts
IN their durauce.
Ihese gentlemen are all eJiles stranger,
10 strange land. driven from their homes
| because they loved liberty and fought fol
/ Il and being unsuccessful and unwilling {,
/ kiss the hand that smote them crlnging
az the feet Of the oppressor They vii
not bow the knee To the English Baal
/ The party Is In charge Of Messrs MORSE
/ and Newman. who are showing them owe
/ Texas
| During the exodus ~ the lsraeutes from
| Egypt tn the promised land, when near tn,
/ borders 81 Canaan certain intelligent nnt
/ brave men were scut ahead e. spy out IN,
/ land aud find suitable abiding place fo
! the stricken, wrHry aud footsore propl,
1 OF God, These gentlemen are I'm Texas
spying out the nud, that they NAV md M
/ abiding placc fur those OF their couutrymcr
/ who may desire TO cmlgrate 10 the lane
/ of frcrdom-to trek to america
! Tomorrow these gentlemen viii be IN
N'ited 80 sents upon tho door 81 thr houa'
/ of representatives Ohc senate will not M
/ IN session. and n is probable that SONS
| ~ them will he called upon 10 address th'
| lerigluturc
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The Rosenbera LIbrarY.

galveston, Texas, February Tho
Rosenourg library building is nearing com
pietion' The walls are already finished
and men are now working on the roof and
the Interior of the building. II is located
az the corner OF fremont and avenue
ana constitutes quite handsome addition
TO the city AS has been previously men.
TONED IN The Post, this building was
Rosenberg for this purpose There Is also
a sufficient amount donated to equip thU
library with hne assortment OF books and
an endowment TO provide for the future
IL Will be one OF the finest libraries In the
South
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
halIesitsulIln Moiea.

Halletsville, Texas, January 31.-sherir
A. b. Noble has arrested and Jailed two
negro women and a negro boy, charged
with burglarizng the saloon Of Pavelkn &
Llnhart about two weeks ago. when about
stolen
c. +. Lehman, proprietor ~ the Hallets
Vile Herald. has beer appointed lieutenant
colonel on the stad Of Governor Lanhasn
Hon. I'd Harrington came 10 from Austin
yesterday to spend a day nj home
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Parker County % AdvertIse.

weatherford, Texas, January 29.-The
board Of trade Is making arrangements to
sendNan industrial agent to Wisconsin and
other Northwestern States to distribute
literature advertising Parker county and Il
,t.orlg among the farmers for immigration
here, il is his purpose "a start early IN
February and to spend about month, re,
turning with a party OF homeseeAeFs aOou'
che 18th Of March
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win Give a Sun,r., M..ti,o

Columbus, Ohio. February The Column.
bus, Ohio. Driving association. which was
given the week Of September 81 in the
Grand Circuit. has decided to give a sum.
mer meeting July l3 10 II inclusive. tho
week preceding the opening Of the Grand
Circuit at Detroit About S3n,po will he
hfung up In stakes and purses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02

Victoria. Texas, JGnusr7 $0.-rhs Veto
ria Daily Advocate has received a Si9yo
typcsettlng machine which VIII be In
.,,uod in few days This IS the first
,n"chine Of the kind put IN outside 81 the
large cities IN South Texas. The Advocate
Vii celebrate the occasion by a banquet 10
it, force.
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RosRs IN SAN ANTONIO.

The Distinguished Visitors Were Pleased
With the City.
san Antonio, Texas, February The
delegation Of distinguished Beers spent
sunday in san Antonio visiting different
points Of interest including Hot sulphur
Wells Collins irrigated farm the brewcrics
and the missions They expressed them
selves as delighted with the city which
they said Is the prettest they have seen
IN Texas. nr. Reltz Of the party, while
admitting that Texas would be an ideal
place for the Beers, does not expect much
immtgra uon Of bis people. because OF tholr
impoverished condition rs d result OF their
late war, The party Will leave for Austin
81 4 o,clock tomprroM m0rnlpR
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
The BATTLEsHlPs WILL VISIT THE
CITY nv FEBRUARY.
The Rosenberg Library Is Nearing Com
pletion--A Large New Steamer
Is Now Due.

"aiyeston' Texas, February t-Secretsry
Gardner Of the GslvestoA business league
stated last night that there was no longer
any doubt that the battleshps would visit
galveston on February Is. as had been an.
houneed In The Post. He stated that he
aad received combinations of the report
from all parties interested nj Washington
and that the league would put In the time
intervening between now and the prus-
pectiye visit in preparing for the Immense
SIoWas which are expected. The time is
gram OF entertainment will be arranged
hho The occasion literally advertised
throughout the state. The ships alone
would bring thousands of visitors and in
ADDITION 10 this they will be able to see
work IN progress on the sea wall. which
Is OF Itself worth coming hundreds OF
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Sheriff Caotured a Nento.

Marlin, Texas. February AFTER an
exciting chase Sheriff Green captured the
negro Dug Douglass IN the Brazos bottom
Douglass fret at a negro Ia DowSville,
nine miles below here about noon today.
Mcclellan county, last night but missed
him and hit negro woman, from the cf-
fects Of which she died this morning.
Sheriff Baker left with the negro for Waco
on the evening train.
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Democratic Committee Called.

ArsHn Texas. February 1-AIr +. c.
Won Rosenberg. chairman Of the democratic
executive committee Of Austin. has issued
the following call FOR convention;
ITO the Democracy Of Austin; You are
hereby respe ffnly requested 70 meet q,
The city hall on Tuesday. February 10. 9<.s
o. clock y. m. for the pun pose Of deter.hn'
Ing what action shall be taken by ting dem
oerntic party Of Austin with reference
10 mixing nominations for the variens city
Offices 10 be voted for AZ the enSning city
eiection IN Aprli also n II he determined
y AZ nominations shall be made rhether the
same shall be bY primary election Or con-
vention." ,..
Interest in the city election Is alreany
already announced.
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Cameron, Texas, January Sl.-rhe Milan
County Teachers institute held a very IN
+erestiue session yesterday evening ana
this moruing. The last evening program
consisted OF music and recitation ana the
discussion Of questions Of Interest to teacn-
nraeei,t md the attendance Of our citizens
WAS encouraging
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
Earners 70 Meet al VIctoria.

victoria, Texas. January So-Ihe meet
lnrs OF the Farmers institute IN victoria
Monday and Tuesday will be held at court
house. There will be two sessions each ~!
from to II and from . 10 ., The commit
tac looking after the matter consists or j.
~ 49, " { Gunlock r. l.. Barron,
. A Chastang and S. g. Reed: gooa
attendance OF farmers is expected
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BURGLARY at Late Charles.

Especial 90 The PoSt.l
Lake Cherries La, February i.--Thc
freight depot u the Watkins railroad wac
entered by burglars early this morning,
who forced the cash drawer and secured
500 thercfrom
The marnudere were evidently the same
amateurs who have been robbing local
stores and whom tho police have been una
bic TO catch
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Resvllle Carnival for February

Beevile. Texas, January 3o,-Arrsnge-
ments have about been completed for the
holding Of big spring vegetable carnival
and race meet IN Beeville on February 10,
20 and 81 Features of the occasion VIII
be a biz display Of the vegetables grown
in this section, exhibit Of fine cattle. trot-
ting running and pacing races, n cattle
roping contest and big trades display and
civic order street parade,
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ARSENIC IN THEIR COFFEE.
An Attempt Made to Murder an Entire
Family.

Louisville. KY, February White ar
Eenic in large quantities. has been found by
state Chemist Cashin IN the coffee which
II is said Mrs. Nancy Birch, her daughter.
Mrs. Laura Fcman. Mrs. Frank Cannon Of
Owensboro. Ky, Mrs Emma Wade, Mrs.
Birch Cooper aud negro servant at Mrs.
Rircb's home drank. near this city. Wedncs-
day morning All the victims have re-
covered, though for several DAYS Mrs.
Birch and Mrs. Feman were In critical
csse. and IL is thought an attempt was
made to murder the entire family. No
arrests have been made
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The RACES.
New Orleans Entries.

On. mile, purse ri 'ogram III. Lime
usA, ia Magnetic 100, Terra Iucognitn
70 Blue Ridge Io7 Ny1 1o7, aqua 1u7,
Finest Parham l07, siphou 1Oi, nr. Hart
N illuminate 1o4, Par Excellence tO2,
Thssiourtbs Of mile, selling-Carl
EiAlr il2 Ed L. III. Strattou II Ill,
|Bgarer l07, optImo 1o3, Great star 1903
Lstle JACK Homer lO2, Optional 1O1. Clarl
|DuE e. Darcy 9s, versiher 81, Roll
Ian A
Fp and one-halt furlongs, purse-L'Et,
mn. ll6, ST. Cuthbert 100, Queen l7rcis
q Munsds e6, Athlana 81, Medina 81
Size Fringe 81
Qls mile, bsndcsp-Nitrate lis. Potheeu
IA TIE copqueror II LOG, Ticga e6, Bri 4
lnlysri 90, John A. Clark e3, Mrs
/ Funi Foster 90,
nfsetghtbs Of 3 mile, purse-Aqua 1i3
tFks Weller ITO. Becky Rice 10, Hcngis
/ lR Aay Hollsday ITO, Nettie z. ITO, Hap
y Hsoligsn 10, John Doyle los, Manshab
g 1sanmigraton los.
one and one-siXteenth n a mile. selling
scWllsms III, Quick Silver Sue so, Pyr.
~ ls, Campus 1o4 The Messenger 1o4
s.ttnls lo5, Jerry Hunt 1903. Marcos lO1,
ny ne Fiddler 10l Frank NJ. 90, Tam
his! Chief IS. Leeaia a.
Weather clear, track fast.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SMALLPOX at Tyler

TylE-. Texas, February Smallpox has
made It's appearance here. there being three
cases at the pest house The authorities
are doing everything in their power 70 keep
the disease from spreading, DIT D. H. .o al,
rally the new city health ofhcer' LOOK
charge of the patients last night
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eIook a. buildings Destroyed.

Enid o. r., February Fire carly 10
day at waukomis a small town on the
nj, island railroad ten miles south Of
LII destroved m entire block OF build
i taia causing loss estimated at $4,000;
RE ERE started in LIthbcrg's saloon ana
gpread rapidly. the town having no hie
lighting apparatus
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prison.r stricken eIInd.

Corsicana. Texas. January 81 Harry
Dawes. a prisoner IN the county jail has
gone suddenly bliud. YESTERDAY hc was
ftrlcken suddenly and fell 70 thc floor n
tho run-arouud. ard vas Tor ZINE I'M
oanseious When he regained consciousness
he was totally bllad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
smaIlpox at San Augustine.

san Augustine Texas, January CA
case Of smallpox developed here yesterday
Tho marty affected is a business man, and
manT persons have been exposed. Serious
apprehension OF danger prevails.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
a. &C. Al Worthan.

WORKMAN, Texas. February There are
six cases OF smallpox In town. but tho dis
rngc is confined among TIE Nero s. =
" wcll guarded and no chance Of il spread
inc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-02
erovs's BIaok Root liver plIs.

Made from aii active principle obtained
from Bluch Root They at on the liver
eqnal 90 cslompi and leave no had aftes
effects 30 aritdnr. M sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price 70 cents.
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Killed by q Train.

jacksonville. Texas January 3L-Troy
Boiis. at work on the Texas and Now Or
leans railroad, was crushed between the
cars last night from which he died In two
hours Ie was buried at the city cemetery
this evening
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Oakland Entries.

''i'rity course. selling Gus Lanka 100.
i'aas NARROW los, Seize iOa. Tonmie
A'i'at ioe' I'd Lilburu lis, Mexicanna 10,
~ Mitchell lol Ante 1O4, Emma Rem
~ N4' Gryos JOG, ruredale 1o4. Stunts
@sntl1teenths OF a mile, purse, maiden
| 4, hllies-sohta liz, Lady Laurie
MISS Mary Bowdlsh liz. Queen Fay
|ii Is AOOle Candid 1l2, Juana liz, Maggie
S.:. ssllins--sleeping Child loa Colonel
ls--s l9s, Fossil Sc, Administer 1903,
|is n auae 70, Rose OF May 20, Intrepide
H., poisen lO4. Diderot l16.
t, aSse iolrths Of a mile, selling-Tower of
4 Vrswv' sam Lazarus. ESQ, 1O7; Darius
T,,,rs s' ~ JOG, Eva McGinnis 90. Saul of
n g ~ Grand Sachem 100, Bronze Wing
|@ RR sa 96 Champagne 90, Ravivan
In, SMsg Tag l04, Ada \. 100. Gienden-
bar se quarter, selling-Canejo 1902.
hi la ssoCas zoe, Beana 1OT, july Gyp
MI s, no lN, Greyfeld 1l2. Hesper 112.
\ le R.pp u,semYellov Tall 105, The Fiddler
RrA, ~ AeDhui los, Bright Phoebus los,
X plvina 100. Nv h'ng heraiu
'usf soowery; track sloppy.
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colonet Chenow.,th Installed.

Austin. Texas. February ino.onel
j. o. Chenoweth the new superiptend-
ent OF the Confederate homo. teok
charge N mat Institution TO-DAY Captain
Rufus King VII remain At the home for a
day or SO assisting Colonel Chengweth w,
~ he becomes thoroughly Installed Mr.
Joe RoOth. the rev qunrtenmnstcr ASSUMES
his duties hl5o today. and this Institution
h now fully IN the hands OF the new admin.
lnfrllI
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evening; capital stock $1,000 Purpose,
buying aud selling gunds wares and mer'
rhandise. lucurporatorr, }. IT, Little, w.
n. Peal aud sol nfor fuS of Harlcton
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Neo,o Woman Wounded

Ennis Texas January 31.-ln quarrel
among some negroes here this evening, iona
Mckinney shot Ella Hall H. the mead Wiz
Kfnner Is in jail 10 await Developments
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Mount Calm Voted for incorporation.

Mount Calm, Texas January 70. At a
special election held here today to decide
whether or not corporation shall be ahol-
ished. there was n majority % ~ votes cast
in favor q retaining corporation.
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A1stin Cltv Exnenses.

Austin, Texas, February THE expense
Of conducting the city government Of Aus
tin for the month OF January, as shown by
the report OF city Clerk Johnson died with
the council yesterday evening. was as fol
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'UNresT FOR hamilton MEDAL

members Of the Magnolia Bowling
y. :, Club in Contest.
.A.,,.. Assnolis Bowling club yesterday
Il, m.s ~. contested for the Hugh Hamll.
ss - "a 'ne Jones alleys. The medal
|vs ~ oy Mr. William wieschendorf
n. a- sc.'e Of s.. Mir. Y. t. Crook won
h.. ~ 10y doodle" prize for the second
ne folIovj,. =
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Of SharpsNurF purchasing the interest 81
MIR Nuhare. Mr Borden assumed al lin.
Utilities 81 the Arm and viii contiasa tho
business
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chann. of ill.,.

Maihk. Texas. January 3I. The merean
ito frm ~ Cuhsgc r Rorle1 has been dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. 5. O. Berdsh
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weather changes noted below VIII occur
Within twenty four hours Of g. NJ OF
dates below.
February . Modcratiug
February . Warmer
February Al threatening
February 5-Throatcning.
February g. Variable.
February 7.-Cooler
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-22

,.o.ssouy nan ali siufiiar preparations
Put together and 1t gives the best
satisfaction Of any medicine | have
eve sold. I guarantee every bottle of
it.-F. c. JAQUITH, Inland. Mich.
This remedy is for sale by all drug.
g;sts.
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For the most beautiful rooms in the
southwest. 20 to La Pension in the
Coors block. 165-tf.
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To clase Oregon shors line csaI


NEW YORK. June a2.-In railroad
and financial circles It Is expected that
tie deal between Senator Claqk and
=, 4. Hartman, by which the San
Pedro road is to acquire $50 rifles
.of Tie oregon Short Line, will be
closed in New York within a Gay "
two, a meeting to ratify tho sale IL
g be held this week and VIII be att
tended by Senator Clark, senasor
Kearns and other directors and Off.
ciais of thc roads concerned. Con.
siderable interest is manifested in he
deal in Wall street because Of The eff
feet i viii have o. the plans Of George
Could for the completion Of his trans
continental line.
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Monuments
In marble and brown stone.
All work guaranteed.
Yards, Cor Tenth street and
Douglas avenue.
MYLES SWEENEY. Prop.
Homestead Entry No. 1922
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
April Z, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has fled notice
Of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Robt. l..
NJ. Ross, U. S. Court Commissioner.
at Las Vegas, N. M, on June 5, 1908,
viz:
JOHN A. ABERCROMBIE.
for the SW IA Of NE IA, Sc IA of NV
IA, NV Ia of Sc IA and NE Ia of SW
IA, Sec. 5. T. 8 N. r. IA Z.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Jose A. Sisneros of Anton Chico. N.
NJ; Emiterio Chavez of Anton Chico,
N. NJ; Francisco Chaves of Anton
Chico, N. NJ: Gregogio Archibeca, Of
Anton Chico. N. M.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
190-30t Register.
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TESTIMONY


Concluded from second page
rooms we're always supposed 20 be
comfortable. Felicia wore ordinary
skirts; she had ducking Jackets, and
was. u patient on whom il was hard
Is keep clothing. whenever size mad
seen her she was dressed warmly She
had visited Felicia often; that she
was sometimes strapped % q cell. Miss
Tvomey had directed that Felicia be
kept comfortable. and ii she was neg
leeted at any time BY the attendants,
Il vas never reported to her. Patients
were never strapped { Q the door fof
punishment, but for protection 81 re-
stsaint. said Miss TN0mey: all pa
tients are strapped iii such a manner
that they can either stand or sit, as
they choose. She said she had never
struck. hit or kicked a patient. While
she had been in charge as matron she
had never used the cold bath but four
times, twice with a patient known as
Kate. once on a patient known as
Guadalupe" and once on "Irenea.'
Witness said she did not think that
'.Irenea's' head was ducked; that the
patients were only dipped in and taken
out. 'Irenean had been fighting the
patients and attendants every day for
several days. and that in this instance
the cold bath was given by Mrs. Dor
bandit, Miss Morrissey and herself.
Witness didn't know whether any one
else helped or not. Patient afterwards
got well, and is now at home, she
twitness) understands. Sometimes
patients could be controlled by per-
suasioa, but not always; but persua-
sion was always tried first.
o. L. Gregory was then placed on
the stand.
O. l.. Gregory's Testimony.
MIR. Gregory testified that X. l.. Dor
bandit, while an attendant at the in
stitution. had come to him several
times with petty stories about the
steward. He spoke much of his own
qualifications and told of different
ways Of managing matters in vogue in
institutions where he had worked. Mr..
Gregory had learned that Dorbandt
vas trying TO UNDERMINE Steward
Ward and had given him no encour-
agement 10 make complaints. Later,
after Dorbandt had had trouble with
Ward, after having been reprimanded
for gross neglect Of duty, and had been
discharged, he came to witness and
wanted 10 be r%einstatcd. apologizing
for what he had said and speaking
well Of the management Of the insti-
tuition. MIR. Gregory also testified that
Df ia Costa had come to him and
had attempted to undermine Pr. Tip
ton, saying that he eould do the work
II the Institution Is well as il was
heins done and that Il would cost
tho board less money.
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n riRrln OPPOSITE

does repairing and cleaning Of mems
and ladies' clothing in the most sat.
isfactory manner Ladies' and gentle,
man'a tailor.
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and don the dres, Of civilization.

All kinds of shirt waists Numbered
satisfactorily by Mrs. Sullivan, 725
Seventh street. 1851
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Homestead Entry No. B1s2.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
or THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. NJ.
March ~. 1903.

DfPAkTMINT OF THE
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M
March ~. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to commute to cash
and make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be
made before the U. S. Court Commits.
sioner at Las Vegas. N. NJ, on june
%, 1909, viz:
JULIAN COCA
for the south ID southwest Ia, south
IL southeast IA, section 4, township
iG north, range II east.
He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on, and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Albert G. Adams Of Mineral Hill,
N. NJ, and Juan Ribcra, Juan Martinez
y zamora, Juan Esquibel, all OF Gull.
Ion, N. M.
MANUEL X. OTERO
10000. Register.