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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
BEAT FOUR ACES.
(Orange CTex0 Correspondence Cbica9o
Inter Ocean)

durango CTex) Correspondents Chfca o.,
Inter Ocean)
Lionel Jim Furlong. who keeDs tho
Dig Holland hotel in this odd corner 10
Texas. was thrown into a Ter,j,, - y.
mood the other evening when some Or
Drought Up the subject CT poker
Foker- said he. I used to be, efrIito
iOnd OF poker myself. but after fnsr
IT, IT,, "a me l sat down with I'D in the
eNaS Panhandle a few years aV~
dropped out Of the recreatfO for god :,
Cleaned you up. did theyg,' said
: farmer r g HanfOrd of Rochester. y
i, VINO IS down here getting in the rice
crop from his 5000 acre patch rf Cow
Bayou prairie.
Wen" replied the colonel "tbez
Iaked IN that particular po. but thar
WASH why quit. II was the beating
OF me hand 1 held that discouraged
~Ha, ha." said Farmer Hanferd.
What did you hoId2-'
-Four acest responded Colonel Jim.
Fcur beautiful aces, and they might
Just as well have been "a pair of deureS
they were downed so easily"
Some one held a straight ausn
against you. eh2' said Farmer Han
FORD, i don't see anything so awfuHy-
olScodraging about that You might
nave Kept on with the game until now
and not run up against another
straight hush.'
Straight nushl" exclaimed the col
ohel- on don suppose a straight
hush would have broken my heart, do
you? No no, I held four aces. The
other fellow held five Jacks"
Five jacks" CALCULATED Farmer
HanfOrd- 'PoohI JmpossibIet'
Colonel FUrlong gazed at the owner
of the s 900 acre rice patch as if he
couldn't believe he had heard Alright
and then cOncluding that he had he
said, with an injured air:
y Dung man. did you ever play poker
up in the Texas Panhandle2'
Farmer HanfOrd said he never had
1 might have known that without
asking you said Colonel Jim We'll.
then. let me tell YOU something
If you ever do sit down With a game
up there. and when it comes to a call
a tail citizen with fringe on his trous-
erS. n greasy wide trimmed hat a mus
tache that rests its ends on his collar
bone and with the smell OF cattle watt
ing from him, begins Carelessly 10
white the corner off the table with
knife a foot long and reclSons that he's
got five jacks. you just bunch your
cards. toss EN- on l. the deadwOod and
say. cheerful like
" 'ThemS gOOdsT than 10000 head OF
lOng-hOrns landed safe at the stock
yards. pardneT,'
'S;raisEi nUSh, Why. straight
flush amt deuce high up in the Texas
Panhandle. young mani
Colonel jun Furlong was horn and
grew up in Buffalc. y. Y. and although
seems to be a truthful man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
Procrastination.

PTOcrastination'S not "A thief.
Some get poet wrote.
He does not mt YOU on the head
or grab YOU by the throat.
He's rather ike bunCO man.
With winsomc smile and bland.
Who asks YOU how your people are
And shakes YOU by the hand
He has mild and soothing way
That takes you off your EuSrd.
But at last he lets YOU drop
The bump Is very hard.
Gold bricks and green goods are vel
A-o--u
Here in distant climes
But old ProcraS tinarion gets
The best OF US. sometimes
washington Evening Starr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
Big Packing Plant Projected.

There are hogs enough in sight in the
state and within easy r,ach i'm the fast
developing Idaho territory in the north
TO encourage the immediate erection
OF packing house of considerab BILE pro
portions in Salt Lake and the effort
begun few months back TO finance
Such an undertaking promises 10 sue
coed within the next TWO months The
Utah Packing company. capitalized at
100000, has already been Incorporated
and Is in active operation on a slaught-
erinS scale only in temporary quarters
at the Union stockyaTds. pending the
completion of financing the enterprise
ana the subsequent erection Of ca
paclouS plant. In the meantime it is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

Wholesale longing for biddies that
would breed. lambs and Wethers to
feed, or any sort Of "A sheep to hang
on to for its fleece, to buyers who
would take them off d mans own bed
ground.
Since that time many thousands have
been put on pulp at the factories and in
other sorts Of feed lots. and mutton
sheep have advanced in price locally
fully a dollar in the hundred pounds
Il has been an excellent year in per-
Torrance for flocBmaEters and at its
close the latter see all Kinds Of money
ahead of them for he future-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
Wool's Great Advance.

Opening with a feeling of dunness.
when lambs and mutton began running
from the ranges while the big strike
was Oh, the market for sheep con-
tinued during that period just literally
wei supplied only, and prices remained
about steady There were no paralyz-
ing gluts through indiscriminate rush
ing when the labor troubles were
called off, and the demand increased.
and as a consequence the trend of val
uos was upwards throughout the fall
Buying for feeding purposes was not as
freely made as usual on the market in
the early part OF the season, and, for
tunately for fIockmaSters, curtailed
the movement of this class of sheep
during the period named. Later. wool
made stiff advances. until the big end
OF the 'O5 clip in Utah has been con-
tracted to the representatives of east
eTn houses at prices ranging from is
cents up to a fraction over 20 cents. and
with the jump in fleeces developed a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
Fancy Bred Cattle and Scenes at
StoCkyArds.

a COW mans methods may be looked
for, however.
The closing months Of the year have
witnessed the most notable advance in
wool ever before observed in the fall
of the year and the consequent in
crease of demand for sheep of all kinds
throughout the west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
Home Market the Remedy.

As the feeding becomes less experi-
Mental its permanency grows more as
sGred. and butchers supplies locally en-
IarSed Tor present needs or the addi-
tonai requirements which projected
packing house facilities may beget. and
the latter reference suggests the only
Practical and effective remedy Tor evils
that with every year increase the I'M
certainty of profit taking to stockmen
appear 20 impose an increasing tax
for living upon beef eaters. without TO
any DerCeptibie extent diminishing the
Handsome earnings of the middle men
~ the necessarIes of life deal
The growing practice for years has
been to market ali the cattle of the
country at a few eastern selling places
and as the custom has grown shippers
have developed tendencies 10 favor Ger
tain days in the week TO arrive at these
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
BiBLIOTECA DE sLA DEMOCRACtA,
trAnsformAdas en- elemsosos puros ' nu :

emodas por aradc An.ormAdas en- elem uso puros no
tritiYoS.
Los cmpesno' Aentaalo bIeyas mientfaq oantAbsn
Agfemente dbusbAn eurco mis- sobre ps
nce desapsFecendo ell verdor do la yeebA ncu para trans
formaro en- el amarlIentO terror do Ia abranzA.
A Pablo entre mQlttud de trabaadores On 10 conocaF
Ventura Colts aquel mero cGbafA oao3i. ia ham
bre, ndseco Come; Rogue mlch) que 6 h.ba
so en- su Xursl6o cuando rcltAr adore eon
6 J don S'rsfn, por aquellAs serrGnAs
Este Gmo hAba tt1do algdnm proyisones con e fn de
amorz en- penG cGmpha desm5ntandoe meut as los cAba
os pastaoAn hbtemente sobro ell
porvonr que egdn 81 s de Ia cooniI tenda qla ser
muy lsoDjero.
Pero HortensA Pablo bian pronto derond clet IA clp
Versicbn, dominates por antigu4s tristeaas.
Comprendloo don Ser&fin empez6 decres
Por 10 yisto vuelven useds su4 constant Draoe1n
cones Me oreo hombre de corszja c4pz lie cIDu 10
que prometo les he dcho qua m,GAns be de Ia Slime.
pesA eStUy aeguto DE- cc1Vencee Sc an 20 Polo qQs
listed Sc mis- pop6sos pefo de habarenos mas tar
da En cuShto estl 6elA loyen, til eneUcna
hcente pue' SOY 30 50 sn0ro sGl S toos
resores P0r de pfcno h9nos esot Il p;e uat4le
las 1Xones hchss son de media 81 Gi rcaa xn.
es de que ella SO mao no qaedar oro am.r
Arturo Asi SO enclenre Ia C0achnnl decle
ero e ustad un hombre dgno eats seoTs angel DO pure
Ea Ell srregIo puede mas henosc dense u.teles las
mAnos aqni pay en- el celo g.oa.,,,
Una sonJisa de agsdecmen!o dba6 en- 81 rostto de
Hoensa Aquel nStante y6se ua c4ba en- csrrrs
desenfIenads, que SO dngfA hAcia eIos.
I odoe sc eVtnttron como m1vd5l por un solo resoe
Pablo, con las corSjn ~ respta siqusrs
los pooos segando, el MIyofdom9 snz6 un it dc an.
gustit.
-iRat.d, Rd4sl... -,xsl,n5 ~as el hi, de
Goyo 49,
-.Et;ctysmonte Rafael qae !. leg. free sles,
&c irrcj6 del cabalo dicisndQs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03

de Ia Cruz. Gran casa dc hu9spedes.
sTable d. hotels Aposentos para ia
mlilas = personals solas. Comidas 4
clncuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo. 295.
Propietarlo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta & cargo de una sefYori.
la cag1ena.
aLAS INDIGESTIONES SO ali.
Wan embellishments, con tomar dos
sellos, radicalnente SO curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Mojarrieta;
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis
pepslas y Gastralgicas, Sc curan con
tomar 4 estuches. Para curar ra-
dlcalmente las mas graves enfermeda-
des cronicas. observation-disclosures, 90
debe tomar durante 3 6 4 meses el
Digestive MoJarrieta; que es ell dnico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
confrmado superior todos los otros
para curar las enfermed AIDES del es.
tonnage,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
|NFORNAC|ON D|AR|A

Hoy empe26 en- ie Corte Federal,
bajo la prsidencia del Jnaz Mack enna,
el pleito entire doGa Maria Diaz de
Rubio y los seh)res don Santiago Il,
Palmer, don Victor Burset, don Juan
Carrot, don Mariana Flertes, Y doha
Petronila Ros.
Representa- q Ia dema1dante los
abogados selores Dexter y Was Ocho.
teco, y q los demand ados los sehores
Hernandez Lopez, Pltingill, LOPEZ
Landr6n y Autonsan.i.
La cQncurrencia es hastante nu.
merosa, Ell juicio despierta un gran
inter6s.
Ell sabado t1vo efacto Ia aesta
Ia anunciads en- Ell parque ala Conva.
lesccncias en- Rio PIodras, en- obse-
quio d los esposos Robinson,
Concurri6 graz nj nero do per-
sonas de esta sociedad y algunas ia.
milias distinguijas de Santurce,
-Probablemeate el distlnguido ac,
Tor Sr Terradas saldr& en- breve ha.
cia Arecibo, para dar algunas repre-
sentacionez en- el teatro do aquella po.
blaci6n, contratado para IN abono
de seis noches, Nos alegramos de
que la noticia Sc conhrme de que los
meritos del Sr, Tarradas sean reoono-
cidos por aqael intahgente publtco.
Eel bill de segregaci6a de mlni.
olpios fl6 aprobado por el Consejo
81 tener noticias de que el 1lcob9lQdo
4aHiaes Sc fabrica en- Juncos Jun.
COS era uno do los pueblos anexados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
GESTACION

Mutud de flores artfstcos bouquets evsntSbsnse
ore baOQra del msrtel donde reuciA Ia ptA del sryicio
msmO don Fer0hnio h9bo de de inepe-
rsda msguihocccif, progout5 10 sin cierta duds:
Per2 iQu6 signifca todo esto.3
Eso signifies amigo mio, regpondide dora Leonnr
las tempet&de dc Ii vida deba hbe da de calma
aunque hurac6n aga depu6g mas violeno G0Gamos hoy
para aufrir maG,ns...,
Gocemos. ,--3o Colo-miertrss cfrecia una copA
dc lcor don Fernando Hoy dla de dcls lsoin tome
usted tanhj6n...,
La jovn cep6 Q! Director 81 yer can ida aegrfs que
bri6a en aus o slnt6 cnpezAbA
uns fthcdsd desconocids.
B bsmos ..,d dijo.
fa6 Ell primerO &puTSr Ia Gopi.
Los demas Ia imtkron
Pcro, estl fiesta -. yolg6 ieer don Fernando, sin
conplepder sdo.
Do1s Leoror hizo sena I,oina
La ha de Gyo, Sc hb(G sendo iunto 6 acefc6se-
Ic Il oijc dici6pdoIe
lperO hbia dcho quo este smuerzo hA silo ini.
clkdo por MT, n
Don Fernando aonri5lc s1sfecho 81 cara SO ruso ros
Eptoucss yolyd & mimo re1av Ia copA pidi6 que Sc
le9i3se IL mGdAt&,
Hay que aorir q apeti:o 7exalam6 sgo turb.do.
Dohl Laonor Colo craziton mrada intelligence
Principle ell Almuerzo
SjrVi6fOuse los pfmeros platos.
G.brieh, :eatsik uato Colo puchabao al tenedOr
diceE1oe
Es precise que listed Sc pooga feo moy eo., C m)
mi NE gustl... I,ulias, mira pone Cole. 49,.
tfeetpaneute: q AzaCarero Is mraUa los ool tor.
Cidos cus 81 los reyo;Fie,e dsato de las 6rbitaa.
Iaolina tpart6 Ia espSnto.
FL Director comiG sin dsrse clents
Como nade hAbHbs, Colo empez6 chaTlar
-Es precso gocsmos u aunque una vez en- ls VIZ
%, bay que aprovechsrse VI,
Dspu6s mpaz5 decsmlr mentrss se6AlAba trcao dc
EaA cue quedsbs en- 90 plato;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
ERNfSTO ApONTE

Ha aldo nombrado Agents Espe-
clal para el Dlstrito de Humacao, por
la Compania Oskamp, Noting c.,
Cincinnati Ohio, don Ernesto Aponte,
active y acreditadtiino agente que ha
aldo dc dichs compahia. Ell sehor
Aponte recorrera el distrito de Caroll,
ma hasta Humaoao agenciando ped.-
dos y nombrando Sub.agentes entire
personals que 10 merezcan por su Sc.
riedad y honrade1. Creemos muy acer
tad0 el mbrsmiento por tratarse de
IN caracter perseverance, batsllador
y puntual que son los que SO necesitap L
para dichaS empresas. Ha sido reco
mendado por ell Representante de IL
CompaI!la, Il. Naryaes Rivera, Ara.
e.bo z. Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03

BIen por el A!coh9lad9 1Nattnez, Lo
yeude Guillermity.
Las &Pastillas Autu,icasS del
DR., Lo Roy elimiaan rapidameste tl
|eNoeso de acldo Grico que Sc haya acu.
mu(adO En- el aistema, resutaudo, ae-
gdn la experieneia 10 ha demostrado
en- millaree de casos, que la curaci6D
de la dyspepsia con este medlcamento
es siempra radical 4 coDpleto.
--Ea ell pintoresco pueblo de Gu&-
inca ha contraldo matrinonio nues-
tro estlmado amigo don Eduardo Qli-
homes Martorell con la distipguida
sedorita Maria Domitila Rivera, Que
sean felicas,
& senior Natienzo Cintrdn ha,
blar4 en- el Atoneo, el 10 del corrlente,
tnyltado por 10 <Asociaci6n de escri.
torres artistas.
El discurs0 del elocuente orador
tendra como tema las condolences nc
cesarias para ell desenvolvlmiento de
la relerida asociaci6n, tocando de pa.
SO, algunas cuestlones psicol6gicas
acerca de la importancia del moyi.
miento liserario en- los puehlos moder.
nos,
Es indudable que diccha velada
promote scr interesants.
Ell secretario del Concejo NUM-
oipal sefior Moraza, ha citado para
Ia session ordInaria dol microbes 4
los sehores concel el4les.
Ell departsmento de Sanidad hs
dlspuesto que salga para el pueblo dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03

Trulillo Alto, On investigation de unos
casoS de muermo en- el ganado caba-
liar, el veterinario oicial.
Fl senior Armshead denunci6 el
hecho la sociedad protectora DE ami
males y 6sta, a su vez, trasmiti6 la
denuncia al departamento, ell cual or
demo el sacriflcio de los caballos que
Sc encuentren con muermo.
Ha sldo capturado en- Clales por
el pol.cfa insular Franco, ell pr6fugo
Serafin Guevara, que desert6 del de-
p6sito municipal de aqunl pueblo.
Hay una ordenanza municipal
que prohibe su estancia en- Ia via pd
blica, a los individuos que por sus
trsies sdcios y rotos (asi dice la or
denanza) inspireu repugnancia.
Pues bien; anochs en ell tsatro. IN
vsdieron las butacas, sin respeto s
NADIA, algunos sujetos que usaban
chapuetas; pero que no llevaban ca.
misa.
Creemos que no Sc repetir& Ia
infracci6n sefIalada.
Sc encuentran en- San Juan
los siguientes caballeros de Humacao /:
don Francisco Buz6 Cabrera, Lcdo.
don Jose Toro Rios, LIDO. dor Jose
NJ, Cuadra, don Emilio Faura, don
Manuel CarTasQuillo, don Jose Rami--
rcz, don Enrique Rinc6n, don Jesds
N. porratay y don Augusto Ortiz.
Les salhdamos afectuosamente.
Aver fu6 hpr:do en- Rio Piedras
el -ujcto Rosario Quercad0, q conse.
cuencia de una rina. Sc lie euro en- ell
tuarto de Socorro por el doctor Orca-
sitas. La herida es leve,
.-Anoche ameniz6 la retreta en- la
plaza de Baldorioty, la banda del ba.
TALON puertorri1ue1o, asistiendo al
paseo gran concurrencia.
-Comunica 81 teniente Soto dc
0usyama, que el dia tueron deteni.
dos en- aquolla ciudad siete suietos,
por iu&ar i 10 prohibido,
-F,n el cuartel general no hubo
estQ mahana information de- Ia isla.
PARA CURAR UN RES.
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS.
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo- QUINI-
MA. Ell boticario le devolvera el d.
nero 81 no SO oura. La frma de e. W.
GROVE SO halla en- cada caiita.
La riquisima cerveza xPabsb
ha llegado conquistar un puesto tan
Sorprsndente en- todos los paises del
mundo, Que podemos probar que %
medicinal, devolvi6ndole Ia salud, vi.
gor y color, muchos enfermos debi.
los y clor6ticos. Agentes NJ. r. Cal.
der6n y Cq Tetuan II.
ES-PARA curar IN. resfriado en-
IN dia tomo las PAsTILLAs LAxAN-
TIES DE BROMo QUIN1NA, El boticario
le devolvera el dinero 81 no Sc cura.
La frma dc E. W. GROVE % halla
on cada cajita.
&EOFICJNA de asuntos admins.
tratlvos y iudciales y agencia de me-
gocios de Jose G. del Valle, calle do
San Francisco ndmero Is. (Altos,
Gestl6n en- los departamentos del
Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientos y
Tribunales de Justicla. Para 10 ju.
dicial abogados Acuhs, Diaz Ne.
varro y Texidor. Buen traductor y
maQuina de escribir.
GJSTHE HELVETIA.1- q calle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
American Railroad COMPANY
Of Porto Rico
Balete8 de encursiGn de idc y vueitQ por
l'ss dia8 { t~cluycndo aUtonsdvt!
entire Camuy y AgmdilEa
De San Juan u Ponce 8 vlcc.ver.

De San Juan u Ponce 8 vice YER.
sa, ida y vuelta~4,,....unne1t00
De San Juan q Yauco ylce-ver.
sa, ida y vuelta, lta,,,.,...a.,. I3,4G
De San Juan d San German s
vlce-versa, ida y vuelts. ,...n 1900
De San Juan o Mayag1eG vice
versa, ida y vuelta.n,,,..... II,I7
Estos bilIeses son valodcros por
1iez dias, con lacul!aI do delelerse, d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03
Nuestra segunda pagina

Como anunciamos el yiernes, hoy
aparece en- este peri6dieo una sin6psis
geogrdtica { historical de los Estados
Unidos.
Los lcctores apreciar6n sin duda
el mdrito de ese trabajo ! Ia compa-
tencia de su auto, que supo condensar
en- limites estrecbos materia tan am
plia y compleja,
Nos proponiamos dar 4 csc cua
dro mayor elegancia tipogr1lica: pero
no 10 ha permitido su teXto. que ocu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03

l8 Ida ya 10 vuolta GO una dc las esta4
oiones insarmedias, elecci6n del pa
salero, Queda ircluido on ess precio
81 asiento en- al autom6vil de xMartin
Automobile CQS entire Aguadilla y ca.
muy y vice. versa,
Dichos bIllctes dan ademas el de.
recho q llsvsr gratis 80 Hgs. de equi-
paje, en- 81 tren y en- el autom6vil
SO expendan estos billetes en Las
estsciones dc San Juan, Mayaguez,
San German. Yauco Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-03

Sc admiten aumno ,tyroa e7teyncsy nldin nnne ms
u0con rm'ra conpeta Gnea11a Pacica M5tolos moder.
Cu's,s 60 n9st' l. INaG{tt1M TGSaDus1A DC 11BRos
oAAs AA0otaaNAY GsCardaA rN MA2JtStLLA PdAse ell b.
tGD1CntO. = ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-13
80 EA
MISSOURI MOB
LYNCHES NEGRO

BY Associated Press.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May 12.-Tom Wither-
spoon, a negro, was taken from Off
GERS at Belmont, Mo-, fifteen miles
below Cairo, at O'clock this evening
by a mob of several hundred persons
and hanged in the public square to a
large swing.
Early this morning a negro, said to
be Witherspoon, who only recently re-
turned from the Missouri penitentiary,
went to the home of Fred Hess, three
miles below Belmont, and at the point
of rifle demanded $500. Hess, who
was formerly member of the legis-
lature, told the negro he did not have
that much money in the house. The
negro ordered him to go to Belmont
and get the money. He compelled
Hess to hitch up a horse and buggy
and ordered him to get In with his
wife and child. The negro saddled am
other horse, and mounting it, told
Hess to drive toward Belmont and
when that place was near the negro
forced Mrs. Hess and the child to get
out of the buggy and enter de-
serted shanty.
The negro then told Hess to drive
to Belmont and to send the money
back by negro preacher inside of
one hour or he would kill his wife and
child.
Hess hurried to Belmont and got the
money and sent it back by a negro
preacher The desperate Immediately
mounted the horse and rode up the
Iron Mountain tracks A posse was
organized at once of Belmont and CO.
lumbus citizens and small party fol-
lowed the negro in a switch engine,
and discovered that he had taken ref
uge in the swamps around First Lake
Bloodhounds were secured from
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-13
TRANSPORT LAWTON'S
PAYMASTER IN TROUBLE
Capt. F. w. Hart viii ProbaIy Be
Courtmartlaled for Drunk
ennesS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 12.-Captain
f. w. Hart, paymaster Of the trans
port Lawton, is under arrest here for
drunkenness and will probably be tried
by court-martial. Officials of the navy
pay Office are searching for $4,000 in
salary warrants which Hart had In his
possession when he left Mare Island
yesterday.
Hart made his appearance this morn
ing at the navy pay office, it is charged,
in hopeless state of intoxication, ac-
companied by friend. He was unable
to give lucid account Of himself and
was ordered in arrest.
Hart served as paymaster of the
cruiser Philadelphia for four years and
was only recently transferred TO the
Lawton. His home is in Washing
ton, ID. G.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-13
STOCKMEN ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS
ENTRUST ALL MANAGEMENT
TO BOARD OF CONTROL
Bodies Pool Their Funds and Place
Them at the Disposal of Ameri-
can Stock Growers Execu-
tive Committee
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DENVER, May 12.-The executive
committee of the American Stock
Growers association has elected a
board of control and a legislative COM
mittee.
The board of control will have entire
management of the affairs of the asso-
meetings of the executive committee
which will be held in Denver in April,
September and January. The board is
composed of Murdo Mackenzie of Trim
dad, A. e. DeRicqles of Denver, j, M
Boardman of Helena, Mont; Col. w. E.
Hughes Of Denver, e. NJ. Ammons OF
Littleton and NJ. X. Parsons of Salt
Lake City.
The legislative committee, which will
handle all matters relating to legisla-
tion, is composed of Murdo Mackenzie
of Trinidad, Fred p. Johnson of Den
yer, A. L. Ames of Iowa, j. M. Board
man of Montana, w. A. Turney of
Texas, II. S. Boyce of Oklahoma and
w. G. Comstock of Nebraska.
Col. w. E. Hughes was elected treas
urer and Fred p. Johnson OF Denver
temporary treasurer.
S. II. Cowan Of Texas was appointed
legal counsel and instructed to proceed
to Washington and attend the hearings
before the senate committee on the
railroad rate question.
The cattle growers interstate execu-
tive committee have decided to CO.
operate with the American Stock
Growers executive committee and place
all it's funds at the disposal of the
latter committee for the prosecution OF
It's purposes.
The next annual convention OF the
new association will be held ia Denver
June 3. 1906.