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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-03

WILL REDUCE THE TINE
Cars Can BE Speeded Sixty Miles an
Hour and are Easily Controil-
ed by One Operator.

| There seems to be prevailing
opinion in railroad circles that the
day is not far distant when motor
| cars will be operated on steam roads
between the more important cities
OF the state. Six cars are now be-
| ing built for the Hartman lines in
Texas and when they Are ready for
operation they will be Operated be-
tween Houston and Galveston. The
Inauguration of this service will be
| in the nature of an experiment, and
| its success or failure will be watch
| ed with interest by railroad Of
ficials of the state. The contempIat-
ed installation of this service be-
tween Houston and Galveston has
led TO the general belief that other
lines are soon to follow the example
of the Southern Paci5ic. Some time
ago il was rumored that the Rock
Island would inaugurate motor
car service between Fort Worth and
Dallas The Texas and Pacific has
been at work several months double
tracking trs line between Dallas
land the Panther City and when this
is finished it is believed the opera
tion OF motor cars between these
cities will be commenced Another
rumor which has been going the
rounds for some time is in substance
that the Katy is considering the ad-
visibility of putting on cars between
Greenyille and Dallas and Hilsboro
The Houston and Texas Central has
gone further in the matter than pro-
badly any of the other roads men
toned having issued an official an
nouncemeut that the operation OF
motor cars between Dallas and
Denisou was contemplated. The cir
cular is from the office Of General
Passenger Agent Robbins ana is as
follows:
The Houston and Texas Central Is
considering the motor car for quick
er service between Dallas and
more of these cars will reach Hous-
ton In August for service between
Houston and Galveston. and others
are being built for use on various
portions of the Hartman lines In
Texas where travel viii Justify and
IL Is the opinion Of the officials that
the Houston and Texas Central from
Dallas to Deuison will be "A good
flE D.
steel rails and first class road bed
between these rwo points will enable
the Houston and Texas Central go
make the run of seyeuty-three miles
in thirty co forty five minutes less
time than under present conditions
These motor ears are eeared To
maximum speed of thirty-nye miles
per hour but can. II desired. be- eas-
ily spseaed fu sixty miles peer hour
They are easily controlled bv one
operator can be stopped and backed
at viii although designed To ran iu
oua direction. THE vibration And
noiee af fbn enElun has heeu almost
eliminated and when the ear ls lE
motion neither vibration ur noise of
gbe engine can hh distinguished The
exhaust af fha engine la destroyed iu
thH wulfier thr hUrut a eseap-
tuE 8t thn rear uG fHe eaf without ans
lnenuveHtuHre from aame
THE desIeu oI tbe Gar buiY ls sim+
il0F tn thHt nf "a raeauE vaehf Invnrt
80 thH front end ut tha CAR heinn
fapeFnd off into q SHARP ra.at ana
fhr euuf hatUE uauHe3 utt from tha
Sop nfeantlur ua flst .eflHce ta the
resistance lf the gfmuenHeft tta
.# + .H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-03

8h# N0nrra ha8wg IA nu@ aaaskes
m4s@ maAaawe maHnt and eaassmmas saa
af fae fra*~Gsmw unhaie paSnsmMws
- aNssHsA Ae Asss aagaeft TIE nats
fusa&e ak taa people ~ NsxAhaE be
Ehe maw.kam IT sAa hnsAa wass D. fsral
eia@* ia ~&Hf* Nmam@es mmd aassvA@t az-
semsAnn mt8a be wseNm fMn euGa naWFe8a.
trade Tes
& HARRISON. Fsaarsetar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-03

The following new schedule has
been arranged by the city baseball
league.
Friday. August 4. Firemen vs..
Fraternities.
Tuesday. August s, Clerks VS.. Fra
ternities.
Friday August IL, Firemen VS..
Clerks
Tuesday, August IS. Fraternities
VS.. Firemen
Friday, August IS, Clerks VS..
firemen.
Tuesday, August %. Clerks VS.,
Fraternities.
Friday August %. Firemen vs..
Fraternities.
Tuesday. August 20, extra game
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-03

la the district court at Dallas yes
terday w H. useary. lawyer. was
convicted of theft and given a term
nt three years in the penitentiary
UseaTy formerly lived in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Funeral of Mrs. Moss.

The funeral or Mrs. w. y. Moss. who
died yesterday ut her residence, blOt1r2
North Third Street, MAS conducted yes
terday afternoon at st. James Church,
by the pastor, Rey. NYm. Meade. Clark,
assisted by Rev. YIN. Edwin Evans. p,
Mrs, Moss, who before her marriage.
was Miss Annie n; Stage, was born IN
this city March ed, 1856.
She Is survived by her husband two
RUBY and one son, Walter Carlisle Moss.
also by a brother, MI. j. w. Staggt and
two sisters, Mrs. H. y, Allisonaand Miss
Susie G, stage. 81 if
K Mrs, Moss had been In III health for
some months but had been sconlined to
her room only "A few days. III
Her death came as q great shock TO
her many friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
FIGHTING ] i. \ AGAIN
OyER B /. d !J.|.Il|''
Plaintiff on Stand All Of First jl.E't
Day, But His Testimo ny
I III "a! Not Completed.

SgThe# thlrd&trlal Of the damage suit Z OF
j. III. Busby Dawson Bloo ut and
Marks was begun in the Law and ltl
Court yesterday; before Judge j. I'M - 81 n n-
era M " ana the plaintiff was Fl *, ke pt5 on
the stand oil day. 4 q, Il: S3 ",
When tho court took o recess at Ll 9S :So
O'Clock slastnight until 10 Of clock thls MOI
ing, Smith was putting NJ ~ tslspy
under a severe rcss-exanlination and III ne
will probablY$hold the witness for sc several
hours to-day S "
All the parties are constantly n GO GO ulrt,
accompanied sabys their counsel, and the
latter are fighting over the case vi tn as.
much spirit and industry as they did q t
theg two former trials. a s N III
S5S Mrs. B,1sby was the first witness, and
lie was questioned for man " hours BY his
coup sci /, M essTs.y Royall and James lie
told at length his of repeat ed story al \
leging that the efendnnts had conspircd
is destroy his business !; but there were
no new matters of interest or Importance
brought out in his testimony. S8l
Mr.. Smith took the witness in hand
aftdr the dinnerSr recess. and at times he
was especially vigorous y n his line III OF
Icross-eXaminn Ions B. 5f
The trial will almos t certainly consume
the entire week, rs there are q great
many witnesses on both sides. E7i ~
The first step in the case yesterday was "
the opening statements by. the counsel,
and they were along the lines Of those
made at the Former trials as to what
they would respectively attempt to es-
tnblisha for their clients. *! q
The plaintiff is skiing $50 900 Of the de-
fendants leF{Sf ss5st x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
MEN Il ARE BAPTIZED.
sDancey and Austin Profess Re
1;o;on and Are Baptized.

Tho negroes, peter Dancey and Edward I'd
The 10th Instant, were baptized at the
county jail yesterday at noon, The I, Of
tciatng preachers were !Revs. 81 Q. Bur
flell and W1I tokes he services 6, $co ~
readng Of tho IbaptIsma! service; The h,
ceremony was performed in tho jail yard
and the bRth tub q the 1nl, WAS
and as tho negro Austin emerged from
the water he exclaimed, Thank God,
Il Am am saved" Dancey was silent at the
time, but later on he said ne felt lhat
he, too, was saved. Both men seem to be
ready to enter into eternity. nc IA
the scaffold upon which the two men
Will pay the penalty OF their crime, j IS
the: same that LOG Fife nnu jim Goode
be placed In position In y. few days as
tho execution will take place ongsthe
10th instant. 8 fs9 tFl "A {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
VERY FEW PEOPLE
Are Free from some F orn Of l ln'ddIge's

4 4 ~
"a r. Free From Some form OF n Ind GEES Isl
Val 4 tIon. Al; a3si
very few people arc free from some %
form Of indigestion, but scarce4y TWO ~
have the same ynlptolns i5s5.t +. 81
some suffer most directly after e Gut
Ing bloatng from gas In. 81 oiniich Z unu
bowels, " Tiers have leartburn 81 n sour &
risings, still Others have pal plttllollE q o..
heart headaches sleep le g pa ms y
chest and under shoultler N .soll'e
nave extreme 8ncryousnc ss, MS IN y el'Yolls
epsla. Is 81; & q, . y, I, u
#' Tilt Whatever the symptoms may q n PEI
the cause in all cases OF ind ICES tiofl "a y
.the same, that Is the stomach for some
rea son fails to properly and prompt az
sgest what Is eat en-. an ss Il BY /, .,.g
i9,rhis Isl the whole story 81 9 g! y,
troubles In a nutshell The stomac ll5 must "
rave rest and assistance and p 81 w \:
fpyspepsia Tablets give y bot BY sup
plying those natural q gcsrtlves ~ Y l',r W.
every weak stomach lacks, DIVIDE " - w
failure Of tho pepto glands III tho sto 1l!
ncll to secrete sufficient ucld una rep "
fo thoroughly digest and assiInllllaftt.e ne
food eaten, s y 4, (, \; &,
tstunrt's IN Dyspepsia Tablets III 8i8 digest
1900 grains Of meat eggs or her whoie-s
some food and this cln I'M hns bee 81 FToNyell
by actual eriment, llyollie7 IT rs
perform forhimself in WINS nun!
nor; Cut8n hard boiled n !. tIyeIss
small gpteccs,f as 81 taEWould be 81
"a i'd g MA dc the egg and Two or 7 hrces q
tic tablets 5ills a. bottle sor jnr sconta lnlne
warm water heated e to 0s degrees me
Temperature ofg9tfe. BODY aud keep ~ &c
atgythig temperature for three " ~. o ll!.t8
half8ho q the end Of which time 9tlloi
cgg viii be as completely digestedl sa y Y
would have been In the l,eal i fly5 stomach
OF. n hungry iboy,aie "a " y, \, q
rho point OF the exper lment IS Y, ,ti!lti
what stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablets w 90 g
Ia tho egg in Il he bot Ia they will do 80
the egg rSnnent IN the stomach and otll-
ling else wlll rest and inv CORA teg tlhe
stomach so spfelyi and effeetuAlly Even
|ilI little child can ia Ike Stuart's Tablets
Wifi, safety and 4hencfit if It's dlgestionlis
weak 3y5nnd tile thousands of Il cures nc
complshed e by the REGULAR dasi y,Slllse
are ensly explained when u is ullderr
essences, nseptic, pepsln, d.nstaNet nua
Golden Senl Which ningle with the food
land digest 1T thoroughly, civ rs the over
work d stomach "a chance to trecup erate,
| SI,ie ting never cares Dyspepsia, neither
do3fpills and cati,artic medicines which
simply ,irrltatos and lnflame tho ING apte asi
tines IN BIN ti5 b S ii Y n
When enc us n t0od gla clsel9 Shtlu
~ tlIgested there wi II he no eonsti Jon,
norSs in fact, viii there be disense ots,.lly
I ltind because good digestion means good
llealth IN every OF NJ 1ss, u. sas
,phe merit and SUCCESS Of stpart's loysT
ncpsin Tablets ara orld-wide and q hey
nTs sold al the oderale price OF 90 cents
for for f,,ll sized package every b drug
siore Ia Tho United Stat nd D Canada,
| I'D Nc asS IN y lrole, IN " ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
VIRGINIA BONDS [: ! | \. ] {:
considered. DEAR d. 4 .|||.
Board 81 Sinking Fund Co t'l:r1:l1i:
sioners Find Them
High. ,A8

585rhe Board \ or Sinking Fund Commits
%Ssioncrs5 of tho state of Virginia met yes \
II tordav i. / noon at the treasurcr,s Office ,
e and Opened bids for tho purchase ..ol
saC0, 900 OF Virginia Century and ltlud1le-
4 berger + bonds. Bonds to Y the aggregate
amount or Sl941 100 were offered tne lo '
VI est figures on Centuries being 81 Id and
thc Il highest 991-2 and interest or PAT;
ana on #the Riddlebcrgcrs, 06 3--4 and the
highest 81. The total&snm in bonds pulr-
chased was sol 800 ich added to the
bonds already heldFby the Stat for can-
collation. made II total of 81; 313, 600, inc
interest Il on these bonds at 81 per cen ~
making allowance for semi-annual Sintef-
4est payments, amounts 70 a 20 Ut s4pW VO
n annually, This sum, ,3l3, OO0 OF 70 nds
VIII be cancelled and! the STATE i',
interest charges VIII DC reduced l lp;
H sum OF SAC, 900 annually \. ss Ut.
v The bonds purchased yesterday SO some q
* over 500, 900 face value, were purchased
with the ;lccrutIl interest on Virglnia.s
b holdings ofSstock of the Richmond, Fred
{, er.icssburg and Potomac railroad.
The Accepted Bids. III
Ihe5 following is ~ statement Of the the
i bonds Offered yesterday, and tlle#names
u Of those offering them, whose bids We're
accepted !: 5 s4 81
8. Williams & Co., 5000 Centuries
X ut 971-4. f{S3 81
q. 6. Williams & Co., $1,000 Riddle-
lHbergcrs. ut 06 3-4. M az u s
353 Davenport q Co., sS1,4o0 Centuries, at
y $685.
Davenport & Co.. $4,000 Centuries, at at
ii % ZIG.
John Il. Williams & Sons, $50, 900 Gem
4 turies. at OBS. NJ III
g. Lancaster & Luck, $500 Riddlebcrgers.
u at 97.A5 VI 5 n ~
- II. w. Maury. $500 Rdddlobcrgers, at
" 96 ga. s5 s
r, ~. Maury, $500 Riddlebcrgers at
4. W. MaurS, $4,000 Centuries, at o71-2,
Thomas Brtnch & CO.. $1,000 Centuries,
N at 81. rs. y. y i59
Thomas Branch & Co, $4,000 Centuries,
THOMAS Branch s. Co, 5000 Riddle
bergers, at 81
Bought All Offered,
The Board bought NIL the Riddlebergcrs
& offered for the reason that they mature
/ earlier than tho Centuries. J.EB Man
ming & Co., of New York . the only out
v side bidder, was too high on all his
bids. He offered SIS 900 Centuries al
9Sl IA and Interest; $4,000 lat 98 IL and
interest; $4,000 at IS "a and interest;
X s25 900 Centuries at 30 and interest,"; $780,.
q 0D0 Centuries at 9O1-2 and interest; OF
Just equivalent to par on the last bid
The Board paid no higher than % Il
for Centuries, taking $4,000 of the ,50
#5offered by r, w. Maury at that figure
and rejecting also the same firms offel
OF 1854 for $4,000 Centuries. Amont
Solher bids rejected rs too high were
,Rgthose Of II, Il. Glover Of $1,000 at 97.7s
il8and $4,000 Centuries Mt 9Si3: and tina
6.&of Lancaster a. Lucke of $1,000 OF Cen
seturies Mt 9195,
St or the total purchases by the State o
sol, 200 lie sum of siS0.3O0 Of Centurie
WAS purchased and s2l.9p0 Riddebergers
or all that We're Offered Of the latte
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
s3. .is5 II-I' I. . y. ~, H5f q
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunkel.

dence, 500 East Clay Street, yesterday.
She was the widow OF Frederick N.
lDunkel, and IS survived by five Children,
two sons and. three daug hters. She had
ibeenSlnE ill health II or several years. Mrs.
Dunkel was u, mat 1--we Of Germany, and
came to this country in 1S45.
Ohio funeral will occur from u, the resi-
ment will be made, In II oil wood. x.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

bonds, VI The prices brought and asked
by the Centuries shows how these bonds
arc valued BY investors, one offer being
OF par forl2:l block Of half aEhundred
thousand IA ss a 81 81 NJ M ii NJ H If
Tho Board OF Sinking Fund Commits
sioners consists of the Governor Auditor
and irrcnsurer, all&of whom were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
SUPREME COURT,
High Tribunal Convenes for
Six-Week Term.

\ {rhe Supreme Court q Appeals OF Yir--Ss
glnla Yesterday convened for \. six
Ont save Judge r. / Fl. Cnrdwclln ~ WI no isi
detained by 81 ckness at his home "
Hanover at gSg ttll t & ,aasi "a
$I5The court allowed the usual accounts
that come at,aalmost y,eyery term erls
sKeithFTayloi' was not prescntcd yestort.-..
5duY,5but wi l&bc ono day this Week, propy
ubly5to-d,iy. " ts VIZ l5
The following q q summary q 4 ycsto 4.
We Jternlgun Vs. Commonwealth hs continued
Singer !. Manufactur Company VS.,
Hipin'5vs. ! tie Security Bank. &c RICH
non aIgeta by Henry m ~ r9 har fSf
Meredith and Jackson Guy 5for. the g. 4 g.
PENDANT In error. and con lnued 10Y s'pl
further argument, .5E n y, {. /,
b irhe next cnses to be cal led are s slsllop
and otlers a MeNanee !, ~ r
fern Railway VS., Backs ndmlnlstra! =, =;
Taylor VS.. Taylor and BROWNS ndmlnlsr
traitor vs.. the Norfolk and Western ltall-
road. MI + q X ~ }.Sy ~ ~ &ttS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
= ~ 4 = a til.3
Visions Of Pleasure.8 I

Tho annual banquet OF the Italian. Ben =, ficial
sccety will DO given az tho ainsonis Tempe M.
next Tuesday night a Tho Governor has been
&invi,ed ia ia present. and these irs are
looked forward 70 with visions q pie'spr 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
RECORDS RETURNED.
Virginia Papers Are Sent Back

Virginia Papers Are Sent Back
BY Massachusetts, Society.
y MIR. Samuel al 8Grecne.Salb librarian of tho
Massachusetts Historical q Society, has
sent to Secretary of the COMMONWEALTH
III. @. 11ggleston some Virginia papers.
which recently fell into his hands. They.
were evidently taken from the State$ Cap
itol when Richmond was evacuated. IL l$$Sc
g They are probably of&no value, but are
Interesting. They consist Of swills grants,
permits and private papers from Charles.
City, Norfolk, Prince George and other
sections Of tho State, and some Of them
are dated as farBbacls as I 754. S sl54
All the papers are In good condition.
and The writing Is legible. Some Of the
names appearing on the papers are those
Of Michael Wallace Miles 1'hwcatt and
Sara II 4 II ces,e i i5 {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
ORDINANCE REJECTED.
Street Committee Say Health De
partnlent Should Rem owe Snow.

partnlent Should Remove Snow.
Tho Committee on Streets last night res
jected tho ordinance offered by Mr. Unl
Slauf requiring the street department F3to
assist the health department In removing
the snow from the streets OF the city.S5
City Engineer CutshaY was opposed 70
the sproposition, and he declared that the
snow problem could not be solved. New
York had appropriated 81, 10000 for this
purpose this winter, and still the work
was not properly done. Moving snow is
like moving wind,,' said the colonel,
4 Assistant Engineer 1'aliafcrro submitted
d statement, saying that 1t would require
1900 carts to clean the snow from the
streets %or Richmond In ono day, and
1,7Go to. do tho work In ten days. J,
rhe ordinance was adversely reported tte
to the Council. ,,5 e Al y,i ~ 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Business Property Sold

have Just sold privately 10 Mr.. Carlo onesty,5
the two brick stores, No. 800 and 30S North
Adams street, for $3.50 cash The lot has a
front Of "A l-ax7s feet on Adams Street. be-
tween Itkpad Street ana Brook Ayenue. Mr..
onesty u occupy one Of tho stores as n
bnsiness f1ace,l and he will AT once extensively
Improve tn entire propcrty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
PETITION FOR DAN CEY.
Governor Refers II to Trial Judge

and Commemorative Attorney.
@3 ~ j, Lewis, the colorcd lawyer. who
co negro, who Is sentenced to be hung
on March 10Th, for murder, yesterday.
prcsented Il petition to Governor Nonta-
que, asking that the sentence OF his
The Governor referred tho matter to tho
trial Judge and Commonwealth Snttor-
ney, as is his inyarable rule IN such
cases. $.1 n n. al sI3sl ai
Il is doubtful If there Will be any OK
ecutive action. and u Is certain there
will not he unless the court officers shall
make q favorable recommendation. 81 i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
Union Council Smoker.

a Union Council, Royal Arcnnum, held a meet
ing last night and Initiated seven candidates
for membership. ,sgii Al i HI i5lss Il (
There were several speeches and n smoker
after tho business session.. The council decided
to visit tho Henrlco Council on tho occasion
noon ls} II 45gGs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
TALENTED VIRGINIAN.5
Novel BY Hon A. g, Gordon to1
be Published This Month.

8il{2.srhes Gift nflhn Morning Starr n nov
jelS written by that talented Wlrg
lion. Arinlstead g. Gordon, Will appear
on March goth. u 3s4s ~, N s ,s,,, "a Il.
Mr. Gorlon Its perhaps he d foremost
OF let ers residing within stlle
State. and his novel ~ Nv be read NV ait
interest by thousands. N s. q, n
#laIt Is not genera ". kn1Wn That ~ y,
Gordon wrote he original 8 lursa g ha!l. y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

5%If YOU have small II children in your
home, you cannot afford to be without
3Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy, For
coughs, colds and Group II never falls
For sale by all sdruggi lists. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
ccarthy Council.

y Mccarthy Council. Royal Agcanum. VIII
rneft at Lee Camp Hall on Friday night
The AieRadea class VII meet With the couii-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
TWO. NEW CHARTERS u !lE'' 81.
Commission Authorizes = 'o.'' tes1
and Mineral Land Concern.

and .MlneraI@Lar1d 1[l'-' 1l.5
&S The state Corporation Commisslo on Yes
terday, granted the following cliarters;;,.a
Hotel Corporation Of n folk. NOTION ,r[
w Dodson resident: p; Y, l. iron
sss - md treasurer,, MI OF Norfolk,
Capital stock 500 900. Oh jects TO build
furnish and operate a ltot el 3.
VirglnIa-Iicnt Icky tsoal !, orEoraat,!on,
BBis Stone Gap, Va; III IF, - i emrnerer.
secretary and treasurer. Scranton, I'a
CAPITAL stock 500. oG0. S Oh Jects 10 bus
sell lease and dispose OF timber III n
erals, lands, etc u 5S "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01

n The popuIar scheme VIII be repented
again for March by the Berry concern,
on the same basis as In February, OK
cept that the first prize will be ~ swell
's2h. 90 Berry spring suit of clothes, and
the second Il luxurious $500 smoking
jacket, The other twenty prizes will be
useful and attractive articles from tho
Berry store, OF similar value TO those
Offered In sTebruary, N III S
Alaska forum., 1905-04-01

THE appointment of Major w. H. Richardson as head of the Alaska road commission is an excellent one. The major is thorough Alaskan and has been stationed at some of the most inn portant posts in Alaska during the past seven years. He is well informed as to conditions along the Yukon, and per- sonally acquainted with the topography of the various mining sections along it. We may look for 3 general participa- tion in the benefits of the Nelson bill; no one section will be permitted to monopolize the road improvements now to be instituted. Major Richardson will name the other two members of the board.
 v
Alaska forum., 1905-04-01

own personal desires. He has. found ready assistance in this nefarious work from few henchmen, ever anxious to do their masters bidding for the few crumbs that fell from the official table. His corrupt manipulations upon being exposed, have reacted with such force as to almost cause his opponents to feel sorry for him.
 The amount appropriated to defray the expenses of his court having been exhausted, and being prohibited from incurring any indebtedness, he has been compelled to dismiss his stenographer and court clerk assistants. and even now, the drawing of a salary, for his few remaining days of service, has been questioned by the Senate! Instan- ces are known where employees have quit their jobs on account of the salary being cut off, but in this case the per- quisites and the prestige are far more tempting than the salary, and the em- ployee would not take the hint until it was too late to prevent the catastrophe.
 The corrupt and shameful manipula- tion of investigator" Day has forced the president to keep Wickersham' before the Senate until just punish ment can be meted out to the guilty. Those who are keeping 2 close watch on the situation can readily see the wheels of justice grinding slow but sure. The wise are getting out from under" before the final crash comes, but for some there is no escape they have made their bed and there they must lie.
Alaska forum., 1905-04-01

RESIGN or not to resign; that is the bexning question. No, gentlemen, the man with the ssbig foot" will soon be on hand to elevate" you.