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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-25
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First publication Nov. rs.
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF

DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF
Notice for publication-U. S. Land
Office, Lewistown. Mont, Nov. II.
1903.
Notice is hereby given that
WILLIAM G.. KRUSE,
of Lcwlstown. Mont. has filed notice
OF intention to make proof on his des-
ert land claim No. ll15, for lot 6, nell
swh. nl2 sell sec &. tp ~ n. + 30 G.
Mont. =. NJ, before the register and
receiver at Lewistown, Mont. on We'd
nesday, the 23rd day OF December.
1903.
He names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation OF said land;
A. H%ogeland. Of L%ewistown; Cor
don Kennedy. W. 10. Cooley. Carrie
Cooley. OF Musselsholl. Mont.
EDWARD BRASSEY. Register.
FIRST publication Nov. Is.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-25
NOTICE FOR pusLIcATloN.-De

partment of the Interior, Land OF.
flee, Lewisrown. Mont, November
~. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention TO make final proof
In support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Lewistown. Mont, on
Friday. December 18th. 1903. viz:
CHARLES SHERBlNO.
Of Fergus county, Mont, who made
II. Il. No. 2053 for the SEA nwh, nk
neil. swh neh sec 30, tp 10 +, r 10
g. Mont. =. VI.
He names the following witnesses
4 prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF said land. viz.
Archie b. Rogers. Jesse ID. Clark.
William G. Noble, J. =. Cooper. all of
Rogers, Mont.
EDWARD BRASSEY, Register.
First publication Nov. IS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-25
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF

DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF
Notice for Publication. Department
of the Interior, United States Land
Office, Lewistown, Mont, Nov. II,
1903.
Notice is hereby given that
DAVID FOREMAN,
assignee of Cenia B. Allen. of Grass
Range. Fergus county. Mont. has
filed notice of intention TO make proof
on his desert land claim No. lila, for
the nh neh, neA nwh, swh neh.
sec 30. tip - n. r % g, Mont. p. NJ.
before the register and receiver at
Lewistown, Mont, on Tuesday. the
22nd day OF December. 1903.
He names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
James d. Charters. Walter Allen,
Samuel Tyler. George Foreman, all Of
Grass Range, Mont.
EDWARD BRASSEY. Register.
First nul1icatinn My Ig
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-25
DESERT LAND, FINAL PRooF-No

tice for publication of
the lntcrior-U. $. Land Office,
Lewistown. Mont. Nov. II, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
CARRIE J.. COOLEY,
of Mussclshrll, Fergus county. Mon.
tana. has flied notice Of intention tn
make proof on her desert land claim
No. me. Tor the sia swl sec I. ~
~ n. I % g, Mont. T.. NJ. before the
register and receiver at Lowistown,
Mont. on Wednesday, the 23rd day of
December. 1903.
She names the following witnesses
10 prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
4. Hogeland, w. G. Krusc. of Lew
istown Gordon Kennedy, Matt kecf,
err. OF Musselshell. Mont.
EDWARD BRASSEY, Register.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUeLIcATloN-De.

First publication Nov. is.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29

said the oStlcr. "about two miles as the crow
flies and five by the trail. Somebody's
shootin' bar
Not with n shot gun" said Clinch. quickly
wheeling his horse with a gesture that cleo
trifled them. "Its them, and they've doubled
on us! To the North ridge, gentlemen, and
ride ali you know
II needed no second challenge to COM
pletely transform that quiet cavalcadc The
wild, mnn.hunting instinct, inscparablc to
most humanity, rose at their leaders look
and word. With an incoherent and unintcl-
ligblc cry, giving voice to the chase like the
commonest hound of their fields, the order
loving Hale aud the philosophical Rawlins
wheeled with the Others and in another in
slant the little band swept out of sight in the
forest.
An immense and Unreasonable quiet sue
cecdcd. The sunlight glistencd silently on
cliff and scar the vast distance below seemed
to stretch ont and broaden into repose. 1t
might have been fancy but over the sharp
line of the North ridge light smoke lifted
us of AN escaping soul.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
CHAPTER III.

To Katcs surprise the lower part Of tho
house was deserted, but there was an unusual
activity ON the floor above, and the sound of
heavy steps. There We're alien marks of
dusty feet on the scrupulously clean passage,
and ON the first step Of the stairs n spot of
blood. With sudden genuine alarm that
drove her previous adventure from her mind,
she impatently called her sisters name,
There was n hasty yet Subdued rustic Of
skirts on tue staircase, and Mrs Hale, with
her finger on her lip, swept Kate unceremo-
niously into the sitting room, closed the door
and leaned back against it, with faint smile,
She had crumpled paper in her hand
Don't be alarmed, but read that first, she
HHid, handing her sister the paper 1T was
brought just now"
Kate instantly recognized her brothers dis
dnct hand. She read hurricdly, The coach
was robbed last night; nobody hurt. Two
lost nothing but days time, as this business
will keep me here until tomorrow, when
Manuel can join me with a fresh horse No
cause for alarm, As the bearer goes out of
his way to bring you this, see that he wants
for nothing
"Woll" said Kate, cxpectantly.
"Woll, the bearer was fired upon by the
robbers, who were lurking on the ridge. He
was wounded in Tho leg Luckily he was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29

though i've dozen miles from here. AT Ia
giles Court, =" returned Hale sromiuliy.
"Then you're the chap that's doin' that
fancy ranchn' over at Eagles" continued
the man a2iy.
"Whatcvcr I'm doing at Eagles Court I'm
not ashamed of it," said lialo t1rtly; "and
that's moro than | can say Of what Eve done
or haven't donc-to-night. I've been one Of
six men ovcravcd and robbed by three
AS to the ovcrawin' cz you call it-meb-
be you know moro about it than u.s. As TO
the robbin-cz far ~ Kin remember, you
haven't orloalcd much. l,f you're talhin'
about what ougldcrvc been done, I'll tell you
what could have happened. i'rnps We no
ticed that when he pulled up made IA kind
of grab for my Weeping behind nc"
Il did. aud you weren't quick enough
said Hale shortly
81 wasn't quick enough, and TINT saved
you. For eff got that pistol ont and in sight
o that man that held the gun -"
"Wcll, sail Hale mpaiicmtly, "hcd have
hositated."
"Hed lev blown you with both barrels
outer the window, and that before Ill got a
half cock ON my revolver
"But that would have been ONLY ono man
gone. and there would have been five of you
left d" said Hale haughtly.
"That might have been cf you'd contracted
to take tho hull char Of two handful- o.
buckshot ami ,lucs, but "a ouc-oighth of that
amount would have done your business, and
yet left enough t. have gone round, promis-
kiss and satisfied the other passengers it
wouldn't do to kallilatc upon"
But the expires, messenger and the driver
werc armed" continued Hale.
"Thcy were armed, but not fixed; that
makes all the difference
IL don't understand
81 reckon you know what a duel i-.'
"Ncs"
"Wcll. the chances agin us was about the
same n you'd have If You was put up agin
another chap who was allowed 10 draw n
bead ON you. and the signal TO- iirc was your
drawin your weapon. You may be II
stranger to this sort o thing. and p'r'aps you
never fought duel. hut even then you
wouldn't 60 foolin' your life away on any
su II chanccs.'
Something in the mans manner, as in a
certain ly anus mcnt the other passengers
appeared to extract from the conversation,
impressed Hale already beginning TO bc con-
scious Of the ludicrous in uili'ien"vo of his own
grievance beside that Of his iutorlo'Utor.
Then you mean to say TIN, thing i, in
cvtahlc, said he bitterly, but loss agrees
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-29
know bOUUD Al EAGLES
DX BRET IIARTE

; tTopydshed by iIouchton. Nirlin a Cos anl
published hy arrangement WIth thcm.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
JOE A MARCH ON ERlENns-

Mr. s. {. Spence and Mrs seulah Put
nam Welded Last NIGHT
The many friends Of Chiet CLERK "
spence Of the police department win NJ
surprised to learn this mornlng that mi.
genial and courteous official stole mBrch
on them aud was united in marriage las,
evening 60 Mrs. Beulah Putnam.
The ceremony was performed by Justice
Matthews az the home OF the bride ,orne.
OF Hadley avenue and jackson street.
only the Intimate relatives aud friends
werc present Mr. Spence Is All old rest
dent Of Houston. lie has held mauy nnbli-
positions Ia this city, and Is one " its bcst
citizens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
Lsb3r Uni5n Meetings.

The folovlu- , tbe schedule 81 union
meetings at La1or lIall during The wees:
This evening:
4 r.. r. D.. division 81
carpenters, Ne. 9S,
NWitcbmcu. No So
lAundry Workers
u. H. h.. No $50.
TUESDAY, January q:
Labor Council
BARRIERS No. a.
"Wednesday. January Z:
Electrical Workers
Carpenters district council
Plumbers
Thursday. January S:
BricklaverH
ppirtcps
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DECLARE IT'S A LOCKOUT
Nasler Plumbers Ready to Supplanf
Present Strikers
A CONFERENCE ARRANGED FOR TO-DAY
Critical Period in the Strike Of the Local
Plumbers VIII Be Reached a.
O'Clock This Morning

lugor4pt Developments Gre expected in
toe s,-iAe 81 thc lccai plumbers to-day
rlc union eelI mcelae yesterday
aud dccidcd 10 appoint committee -
confer rith the bosses and SOC n an agree
mont satisfactory 90 both sides could DE-
reached This committee bias notified the
l1astcr plumbers that they NH cab upon
lheu This morning az o'clocs.
TIE plumbers have not been saying uluca
for publication prefeuing 90 keep their
troubles 70 themselves hut yesterday aftcr-
noon Former President Louis Tipps a1-
Ditted that steps he'd been taken loohinE
80 q settlement re said taar 'lc rorD-
mlttee from the plumbers union would
meet with thc master plumbers ST s
O'Clock ,his morning
lie dil not know tho exact propositions
t6e amen would Submit 10 the bosses. but
DE Thought they would ins.s, upon the
original demand Of 50 rcr day. il it was
met granted NJ. Tipp~ fhuurnt The uvI
would vcIe 70 continue The strike.
lie said 30 reply to "a question mat he
had heard the master plumbers had I'M
ported . number OF men - take .he PAGES
~ tho STRIKER, n they GiG not return 10
work THIS morning at fhy old scale. o.
this. however. be was not positive. Nj
Tipns said hr thought ;he demand - tle
men was just one and that it should
be granted by the master plumbers.
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eerman Papsre Consolidated.

Mr. a. HaNthausen editor and publisher
Of the Texas Deutsche zeituur, on satur-
day purchased the Deutsche zeitung aud
A,ii1elger, published in Houston by Mr. NJ.
1tling since 1894.
The papers will be consolidated aud pub.
Eshcd under the title 81 Mr. Haxthauscn's
original publication and win be made I,
STATE p9per, devoted 10 the interests of
Hermap citizens. Mr. HaItbausen, the sue
cessfui publisher, began his career IN Hous
ton nineteen years ago rs messenger buy
Tor the Western Unlou Telegraph company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
SEVEN TO ONE

Sometimes the weight
up that way whea takins ~ ~
Emulsion. Sev.n po,;.
new, healthy flesh from i
pound bottle Of Scots FIJI
sion is on record.
SCOTS Emulsion bt,]
everything to its aid ; good N
petite strong digestion, N
blood, new body strength, n
above all the power to u, !. \
the good out Of ordinary u.
For those who are in T.
Of more flesh there is notbrl
better Thin folks--try ii |
"elis-as .sa = .stie &c u. g. sou III.
SCOTT q BOVINE. 400 Pearl ss..,,. NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
Typoaraphlcal unlcn OhIcers.

Houston typographical union No 81 held
me anuual election % officers yesterday.
The following was the result; President.
W. > Ahernclhy; Vice president, j. ]. Whit
l'yi secretary treasurer. }. $ Swopc read.
Ing clerk L. @. Swope; sergeant al arms,
Georgc Frederick Tucker: executive com.
ml'tec, Neorsc w Baldwin, h. A Frideu
anu W, tuntVY; trustees, !. :. SWope a.
W, Builder, auditing committee e.. q. Leo.
e. q, Womack, Robert D. Noble: delegates;
70 labor council, Max Andrew. " " Alien.
J. ]. Whitley.
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The DEATH ROLL.
Max Lennon.

A. O'Clock yesterday az BeH,tfe.
Texas occurred thc death Of Mr.. Ma. LON.
mon ~ tl.s city. The deceased ,yus
wei, su"wu rgaN-ung man. aud at the Time
of MS death represented tho firm ~ Edwin
N"h.'io a 'o. ~ ST Louis lie W1s 20
>'8rs 0f age ana possessed mluy warm
friends Iu This rty.
Tho ,Waius niN arrive az O'Clock fb,s
morning 900 The Grand Central DEPOT over
il' santa Fc aud the funeral viii take
r'A'o from the depot, with iutcuueut I'M
in' orthodox Jewish cemetery. Rabbi Nas.
zvlr ,6ij8tial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05

The bcys and girls who have forgotten
books and studies for tile pas, two weeks
will resume thcir laborS to-day. Little JOHN
nile with his hair nicaly comted ana loot
~ discomfort in hie eyes VIII he Joined Ia,
Icmure Sue and they viii try 20 pcrsuad's
csrr = vacation e. ended
TIC first break IN the routine % school
work Viii occur on the night % Ianu7rv
:" when the midwinter commencement VIII
be held ~ the opera house
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NO ARRESTS MADE.
Police DiHge-t in Efforts 20 Locate
street Car sarrlts.

FeHc@ DITseTt N tTFoTs q LcCate
Street Car Bandits.
lIe la.a.uH - street gar No. --1 OILS
t.1 South End l-- saturday night was tle
-al-r ~ MUGS hard work on the part ~
Jhr l".ai police dep3rtmer; yesterday.
,a.et LHs took su active band 20 rH,
Investigation aa5 he oalt last night that
Doe ras rot prerargd Go give out The re-
salt - Hls Bindings.
Ihs news ~ tle hu8gp. SIS printed iu
re>tH-1as Post, Tas One subject NJ sou-
meLt I'D. DAY gsterday among the patrons
uf tu0 iue and public generally.
General Superintendent Payne OF tine
street oa- company could Not He found
Yesterday or iest night hy tho police ag
The Post, and Dts view # the loldup con.
segleul.y could not Doe obtained.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
Women Cho,al - -.

h"ur OF the boxes for the concert 20 be
given py The Women's Choral club, at the
opera house ON February l& have boon
taken. Ii1s promises TO De one Of the n,,-
ny ~ THIS club besides the merit az tbs a.
lertlonf mat viii make up the program IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
SHE TALKS OF TEXAS.

Miss Sives Tells ST. Louis People About
Houston Hospitality.
MISS Halle Erminie Riyes. the authoress
who was recently here upon visit 10 the
family of Mr.. ana Mrs. John H. Kirby.
was In st. Louis last Saturday ana con.
earning her visit the Post Dispatch OF ma
city says, In part.
Miss. Halle Erninie Riyes. the youns.
Virginia authorizes. whose Hearts Cour~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
Carlsr,,l,e's ,M..tiru.

Thc Carlsruhe Bowling sud shocsll'
club held regular monthly meeting u
ierdsy &C nnmlcr's. AFTER the meeting %
members engaged IN practice on the h9ff
ipE alleys ard passed pleasant eFeas.
Ihc monthly meeting was continued gg
untl next SUNDAY. A. that time the os
VII also bowl for the LangcrDann sA
medal
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A Church Reosntion.

The members OF the Liberty Avenue Bap-
fist church were compelled to postpone
their New Years reception last wect
cause OF the inclement weather They have
arranged TO hold the reception ~ tbc
church this evening and the congreeations
and friends are assured delightful On.
tcrtainment 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
Tmo IInlnnortant Hir.s

Two still alarms were received at the
central hre station yesterday any both we're
answered by hook and ladder 10. II. The
1rst was at 1890 O m, No go Austin
street, and the second at 4.6O n. M. from
1903 Rusk Both were fue tres ara Tho
damage was slight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05

Miss Bertha Lcola daughter Of Mira caa
crime Monaghan viii be united IN msrii
on Wednesday. Jasuary 7, to Mr.. Jcsi
Nicholson. Mr. aud Mrs Nicholson VI
be Ht homc after March at TIA HaIA
street rifih ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Judge Hanna Lectures 10 Large Az
dieace at Opera House.
TaF lFs OF MRS. EDDY, THE FOUNDER
l"ss'reo Word Of B.te Guide 70 Life.
Sickness Is Result o SIN Nach
Mus; g Destroyed

a'lIr'~ Ht IGUr. I'Irrs . HE rH w
fo>t,a lren e .h5-- W ,a0siaH
Sir7 s0a oeu wat .ae ~trsbar ce,i
sF"ei 90 llo aaaea-. naHa heard ais
di>on9r- uIs ,tis uatlc-
t .iater oa. -irsu f1H a,tsHarr
1Hrouslout srd mas5 iater.s, ua, c.iueea
'a lis remarks. I1e Stage was deliberately
Aeoorarcd with palms .ud ferns ANA pre-
secuted beautiful appearance
Judge Hauaa was introduced ry Mr.
llr1es T. Sherwood, l-st reader ~ FIRST
Nanrrn 80 Ihrist seieuHst abs csty. w3n
spoke Is follows.
christian Science is today attractlas
more uidespread attention thau auy either
s-oat eisiens Increment. a-1 yhst chi IS
'"rus= q 1hc blessings Is brings g. a-
1'ty. ncn-any, lGlraliy ana phy si2sG 49,.
through au ,niarcel understanding II EaI-
CHRISTIAN Science IS purely mctlphy sicaA
Grl hence Il Is not generally raup--aend-,i:
% I'D because ~ this ssme wgll fleaHiuE per
sons hare rui~represtnIr4 81 and have
iAeF were rendering GvI a service and
IMAM pJllrrliou-
'in order Thar 'bc public nzy he prop
erly lItorucd. nur leader hiss wisely sI-
A member OF that board Is with Us fu.s
N-trF90un. bet Zee coming iutp Christian
az =. req inrhu-l %. il
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Wilson Hammond

Hampstead Texas, January 4-Mr. Z,cf
Wilson Of Houston aud Miss Matte Ham.
monu Of this city we're united I'm r,s-r,,,,.
mere To-Day Rev. tIaygood ofaciatins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05
A JAP RICE GROWERS COLONY

ton 70 rice growing, tho vegetable and
fruit possibilities ~ the section are looked
70 produce much revenue.
The toionr will he started hy bringing
FROM California half dozen families, men
who are engaEed in truck farming in that
state. A their success hrcBrues assured,
niaby natives VIII be Induced 10 ieave lapSu
ard try their fortunes g. Texas The rep
rs,sen1ativc q the association stated that
uanc Nu, experienced track farmers and
rire growers would b. given q piaee So the
0oiouy. and tle morals y those who locate
here sin nleQ ~ closely s-rutiuiLed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05

Hal snfes vault doors, bank deposIt
work aud locks J. Z. couaguy, Houston.
Texas.
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STANDARD SAFES.

Hnrs coolea ootn beot ean not Be- beat.
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NC .TANrARY x 1903
A-fNfs V-N~N - @hAe " ADtOs
church rauss Sclcnaiy suhsrrfbe 80 these
irutts They are ss follows.
't As sdhe-cuss ~ Truth re take tho
Inspired word o. the Bible as our SUIT
cieot guide IN e,,-nsl IWe
1reuc aud Infinite God. aeknow ledge one
Chrlst-llis Son Jh-ls1 Jesus: the HOW
Hhosi W ihe dieiae comforter. aud man
iiis llvinc lruarc and hkpuess
-s We aesrar,lcaee Gods forgir eness az
efn ir fho dpst~us.tfnn OF Gin and On ihp
..i9ers sandiuz that cyu and ein are un-cai.
htr~e not cft-nei Bul TOO love of sin De-
ruu'shel ~ Tong rs Sc LASTS
- y. nefno,ripiso ,hrfet's 7faaprsauf
Us ihc erfdrlie- oF divine and efiracjou-
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nnrs
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I..r. .,-.ti.;,t.s III e....- s,.n. ~ t6is
church one cau prsudiy recommend slei'
dee a-atioo y faith g. 'nc eagrn.. i.eT'-a
s.9 ,- 't ever! H..nl>
.r t- ID r.t'-.-t,aB
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-05

HON. CLIFF a. ADAMS Of Bru, :,
registered at the Rice hotel yest.,,
Mr. Adams Is one Of the rev app,Is,,
Of Governor elect Janham to the nos,s
q penitentiary inspector. and the pur.
II his visit here is TO have prelml,,,
conference with Superintendent ss,,.
Baker previous 10 entering upon hi, i.
duties Mr. Adams was for more h,
ten years tie mayor Of tho city Of Brr
aud has been quite prominent in dsnos.sI
circles throughout The state. When n
Office Of state purchasing agent was a.
ated 10y the Iwenty-sixth Legislature, q
crnor Savers appointed him ia thsl y
i,pu. but DE resigned after having ser1l
about q year as such. Those who NIL
Mr. Adams capabilities claim that Ne MI
Ma Re an excellent official IN his new a.il
Hld '1at Colonel LaDham made no misttl
~ appointing him.