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Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-20
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SUPT. OF STATE PRINTING
 Charles Franklin Mcdonald. ... 129 Grattan D. Phillips. ............. 130 Friend Wm. Richardson. ....... 191 William w. Shannon. .......... 90 Carlos L. Smart. ................. 72 Walter B. Thorpe. :............ 60
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-20

The votes ol Laguna and Picacho precincts added to the above give the following unofficial totals, the official count not being completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-20

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
 Tine Democratic candidates for coun- ty officers are:
 Sheriff, Mobley Meadows; Dist Atty, .J s. harew; Treasurer. w. A. Young; Assessor, Fred Fuller; Recorder, c. W. Collins supt of Schools. J. E. Carr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23

of the reclamation act to the state of
Texas in connection with the specific Rio
Grande project.
That the action of the reclamation
service in proposing to provide from said
reservoir water for the irrigation OF
$4,000 acres in the republic of Mexico IS
pursuant to and in accordance with an
obligation imposed upon the United
States of America by virtue of treaty
entered into with the republic of Mexico
providing that from the proposed reser-
Tolr there shall be annually delivered
to said republic OF Mexico $4,000 acre
feet Of water.
That the recital 20 the effect that not
TO exceed 10000 acres of land under
said Elephant Butte or Rio Grande pro-
ject are public lands of the United States
is erroneous and misleading, the area
OF pubic lands under such project hav-
ing been much greater at the time or
the inception of said project, large
acreage OF such public lands having been
illed upon since such time.
Appropriations.
Ihat the appropriations by the recla-
nation service, referred TO in ragraphs
TOUR and five of said resolutions. were
IN strict accordance with law and COW
cred only the then unappropriated wa
ters of the Rio Grande and its tribu-
tarles and that the quantity thus ap-
proprated was necessary in order to
JUSTIFY the expenditure of the money
required for the construction of the
proposed works, and TO render same
available after construction by enabling
tne government to provide adequate wa
Ter rishts In exchange for preexisting
vested rights surrendered by owners OF,
and settlers upon lands under said pro-
posed irrigation system.
That In order to protect the interests
entrusted to them under the law, u
became, was and is the duty of the
oIIfcers OF the reclamation service to
protest against any and all attempts
70 appropriate waters of the Rio
Grande and its tributaries above Ele-
plant Butte, where such attempted ap-
preparations were or are In such guam
tity as to jeopardize such interests
That the comparative area of agricul-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
People In Ell Paso Hotels

Francisco; y. Bergtholdt, New Castle;
T. ]. Reese, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. Cur
tiss, Portland, Ore; W. a. Geer and
wife. Portland, Ore
At Apgelus-E. ]. Sweetland and wife
Los Angeles, Cal.
AT Orndorff-J. K. Terrant. Los An
geles.
From New York.
At the Sheldon-R B. Frank. J. r.
Manning. Homer H. Rutherford.
At ST. Regis-R ]. Nelson. ]. H.
Strauss. John Gilbert, G. G. Scwick-
At Orndorff-G. E. Greiff, R. E. Gold
stein, NJ. E. Radcliffe.
AT Grand Central-R- H. bort, Stuart,
Ia; NJ W. Kane. Borne, Ia; H. F.
Sullivan and wife, Durango, Colo;
Fred D. Burdick, Watertown, S D.
From Chicago.
AT Angelus-O. r. Williams.
From Detroit.
At Orndorff-Frank c. Huston; Geo.
P. Hyde.
From Everywhere.
At Zeiger-J. N Stauffer, Kansas
City; E. S. Waddler. st Joseph, Mo-
At the SheIdon-Wm Rosenberg,
Rochester, n. y; J. E McIntire, St
Joseph, Mo-: G. A Hinton, Hot Springs,
Ark; L. H. Ritter, Portsmouth, O.; Nate
Hecht, Baltimore Md; ]. r. Thomas,
Mars Hall, Mo-: Robert Archibald and
wife, Deerwood, Mimi; E. c. Nc A.
Kee. Springfield, Mo-; c. L. Lathrop and
wife, Normandy. H.; Lillian Freeman
Columbia, Mo-: Mrs. J. A Freeman, Co
lumbia, Mo-; F. c. LAWYERS, New Or
leans. La; A. VI Denny. Kansas City,
Mo-; J. W. Merrill and wife, Kansas
City, Mo-; A. NJ. Gloyd, Kansas City,
Mo.
At the ST. Regis-W. G. Hoffman,
Denver, Colo; J. D. Barrett. Mime
apolis, Mimi; Phillip Hamlin, Denver,
Colo: Charley Hine, Vienna, Va; NJ
s. Brokaw and wife, Bloomington. Ill
c. NJ. Sanermann, Duluth MINI; ]. W
Luke, Oklahoma City; E. ]. Priest, st
Louis; W. H Decker, agent Prince of
Tonight"
At the Angelus@Lawson R. Muzzy,
Kenosha, Wis.
AT Orndorff-G. W. Bass, Kansas City,
Mo-; c. H. Nordberg. Milwaukee, Wis;
Mrs. B. Nordberg. Milwaukee Wis; S.
A McMurray, Kentucky; T. E. Perry,
Philadelphia; ]. Stewart Grufton, Dun
das, Canada; J. o. Wilson, Dundas,
Canada Miss Dell Grafton, Dundas
Canada; Miss Berta Ogden, Dundas,
Canada; Frank c. Huston, Detroit,
Mich; George P. Hyde, Detroit, Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23

The Knights of the Rose Croix will
hold their annual banquE on April 2.
Delegates Reckhart, Nes6m, Fink and
O'Keefe have returned from the Re-
publican convention at Colorado City,
while the other delegates continued on
to Austin to attend the state conven-
ton.
The international boundary commits
sion has taken up a series Of hearings
on the question of the boundary in the
southern portion of the city and will
later take up the island matter
Ell Paso will have six votes in the
Democratic state convention this year.
News has been received from White
Oaks that the Old Abe mine caved in
yesterday at the 700 foot level.
Fifteen tanks of oil are being taken
across the river today for shipment
into the interior.
Fenchler brothers sold 2200 head OF
cattle to Kansas buyers today.
District clerk J. A Escajeda is havin g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
Extend the Street Parking

of Rio Grande street property
actually bought
Washington Park IN order to them
planted
would be
large percentage.
about making their
mainly failure
parking viii good start this
should fine results of the
inprov
extended the city rapidly
beauties the
will
detail
that
ant
ators select sandy spot to test
unfortunate for the doctors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
For an Appointive School Board

practical solution of FL Pas problem of public school
the SCHOOL
appOin appointing school trustees should be re-
lin the mayor with The
the members
poent
appointed the members for three years.
board were 10 De
made the proposed the
1871
1913 under
appoint
1912 Office
appoint members each Tor three year
1912 under THIS
board
the lu oeVep-
of of BY
responsibility and the public would
school
corruption ana UNDER
political other system that could
be
bad and the FL Pao charter u De
successfully
Del Rio Raising
che is ffeTent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
LAS CRUCES WATER
USERS PASS
RESOLUTIONS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

New Mexico toward the Elephant Butte
project as unfair and unjust and as cal
culated not only to destroy the develop
ment and upbuilding of that rich and
fertile section of New Mexico lying be-
low Elephant Butte but If successful,
10 cause the reclamation serviee TO
withdraw its aid from all irrigation en-
terprises in the Rio Grande valley;
Erroneous Recital
Therefore, be 1t resolved, That the re-
cital contained in said resolutions to the
effect that the Leasburg diversion dam
is sufficient for the lands now under
ditch below such diversion dam Is err
roneous; that, in truth and in fact. said
diversion dam provides no storage IA
cilities and does not increase the guam
tity of water available to the lands un-
der the present ditch systems. and in no
manner benefits any lands in the Mesilla
valley other than those under the Dona
Ana, Las Cruces and Mesilla conrmu-
nifty bitches, which are located upon the
east side of the Rio Grande.
That the recital contained in the sec
ond paragraph of said resolutions to the
effect that it is proposed to irrigate
from said irrigation works 5000 acres
OF land in the state of Texas is errone-
Gus, 1t being proposed to irrigate only
$4,000 acres of said land.
Action According to Law
That the action of the reclamation
service in this respect is pursuant to
a specific act by the congress of the
United States extending the provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
From New Mexico.

From New Mexico.
At the Sheldon-T. Rauault, Las
Cruces: o. ]. Durand. Deming; ]. w
Dymond, Deming; A. ]. Westland, DEM
ing; Lee Glascock, Alamogordo; L. r.
Hughes. Alamogordo; o. D. Warnock
Artesia.
At st. Regis-Mrs. L. H. Bowman, So
zorro: G. J. Wolfinger, Alamogordo; Phi.
Goldenbery, Santa Rosa, A. S. Weston
berg, Rincon.
AT Angelus-Ben BNJones and wife,
Las Cruces
AT Zeiger-John. P Muir. Lordsburg;
A. ]. .Carlin. Lordsburg; W. C. Kendall
Hilasboro; ]. H. Hall, Mutt.
AT Grand CentralELee Harlon, Telles;
F. n. Carter, Telles; c. o. Longuemare
Berino.
From Arizona
At the Sheldon-E. E. Fleetwood, Bis
bee; B. Friedman and wife. Tucson; c.
". Harris, Tucson: John Foster, Bisbee;
F. B. King and wife, Douglas; Carl A
Bergman. Douglas.
At Angelus-F. B. Roerch, Douglas;
R. J. Sitter, Tucson; W. II. Geraty, Tue
son.
At Orndorff-D. Mathews, Tucson.
At Grand CentrallGeorge Hamilton
and wife, Clifton; Mrs. Marguerite, Cliff
ton
From Texas.
At the Sheldon-M. H. Dirks. Fort
Worth; Mrs. Elizabeth L. White, Fort
Worth; Mrs Ruth B. Shoemaker, Fort
Worth; W. D. Low, Alpine
At st. Regis-O. E. Tandy, Austin
At Grand Central-D. p. Maudlfn and
wife, Valentine; J. B. Maudlin and wife
Brentwood; NJ. B. Maudlin, Torbert
Mrs. James Armendariz, Socorro.
From Mexico.
At the Sheldon-J. r. Montgomery
Chihuahua F. p. Burial Nacozar1
At. st. Regis-Wm. Bolbringge; Sig
Kopstein.
At Angelus-w L. Purcell, Cananea
Sonora
At Orndorff-Juan Mac Salazar, Chi
huahua.
AT Zeiger-Paul Ginther, Santa Ro
salia; J. Escoledo. Casas Grandes.
At Grand Central-Carolina Ch. de
Martee, Chihuahua.
From st. Louis.
At the Sheldon-George E. Fisher, c
M. Powers, W. B. Joiner. R. d. Wood
At st. Regis-E. J. Dieust.
From the Pacific Coast.
At the Sheldon-E. J. Sweetland and
wife, Los Angeles; Mrs. L. C. Northern
Ell Centric.
Ats Regis-W. ]. Maharg. Sal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
= YNCLE WAITS
~ Denafured Poem

die
shield and guard and nights
fame; people them q
ombs love the people old
marks that they
: belize theses sharks But L old ana
worldly wise the manw beeds and dies, who
ork
noticed selfish adopts
sacrificing plan; he's always the trail OF snaps;
he'd be perhaps failing THAT he'd glady
of that constable
loudly
bleeding
of candid
cries: Washington IAN "oud CO.
friends, need the Dough-!
Copyright. 1910 by e.ors. Matthew. Adams Qanma.e.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
The Business Side Of It

Girls established financed
group public spirited standing will
the schools the north east and
educators well qualified to
girls One result will
development
purely dollar and cents standpoint the school will be an
of
families will
invested be FL Paso. annual
finance committee
approached.
the same material independent
ably knew
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23

The consideration was $4,000. 1t was
stated. but the price was due to the de-
sire to eliminate competition and en-
bonds 1t was explained that with two
water companies operating in the same
city, II would be almost impossible for
either to float bonds
Three StenOgraphers at Work.
Owing TO the rush with which the
hearing Is being Conducted, three
photographers are being employed.
Mrs. Jessie E NJ Howe, whose notes
covered the first three days hearing.
Is now reducing the testimony to type
written copy. Miss Neona Stanley, has
since yesterday been covering the day
session, and z. W. Mitchell has been
taking the notes at night
The record will be voluminous, but
il is thought II will be practically COM
pleted by the time governor Sayers
completes the hearing and leaves FL
Paso- Numerous exhibits have been
made by the attorneys in the four sided
included in the record when IL IS COM
This Afternoons Hearing.
THE value of the water company's
property in FL Paso, if brought TO
high state Of efficiency, should be ST.
100000" Mr.. Kiersted stated this aft
ernoon upon resuming the stand. "and
on this investment it should be allowed
a gross income of 100000"
Another important statement made
this afternoon is that flat rate OF EST
cents per 1000 gallons should enable
the company 10 produce the gross rev.
enue, and that it would be necessary
This statement. however, was ques-
toned by governor Savers, who asked
II the provisions OF the contract Of the
city with the water company, relative
to supplying water to railroad COM
panies and manufacturing establish
ments, had been taken into considera-
ton
Mr.. Kiersted answered in the mega
tive
Advises High Minimum
Mr. Kiersted also advised a charge
of $1.25 per month as minimum rate, but
that it would be advantageous TO the
company and to the city to supply the
railroads and manufacturing establish
mentS even at price as low as 1914
cents per 1000 gallons. This, it was
stated. would have the effect OF lower
ing the price to the small consumers.
as a gross amount of revenue must be
raised.
A meter rate of SIS cents per 1000 gall
Ions TO small customers, with a gradu-
at1ng downward scale to 1875 to con-
sumers using 1000, 900 gallons of water
per month was also advised.
The cross examination OF Mr. Kier-
sted by city attorney Coldwen was com
menced this afternoon at 2:45 o'clock
and is expected to cover several hours
During the course of his testimony
yesterday, superintendent Anderson, OF
the water company, estimated the cost
OF piping water to FL Paso in q "a
inch main from the Sacramento noun
tains at $1,9S45OO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
From The Herald Of this date. 1856
Ys: :;:;;,;, 40
ICE FACTORY is COMPLETED
To-
day
Nasxma.~~

his office refitted and has put down
an elegant rug besides installing new
bronze candelabra-
Col. Locke's engineers find they Will
have a 80 foot grade, out of Juarez,
instead of the $50 feet grade expected.
I The Consumers Ice and Cold Storage
company has completed its new plant
and will start work of manufacturing
ice within a week.
B. G.. Williams was rendered sur
prise party by a number of his friends
at the residence of his uncle, Rev. c.
J. Oxley. last night.
A Trinity Methodist social will be
held at the home of Mrs r. L. Comfort.
in Juarez. on April 2.
Evangelist Mysonheimer, who recent
ly conducted services at the First
Methodist church, in this city, is now
at Santa Fe, conducting similar series
of revivals.
Metal market-Silver, 6Shc; lead, S.;
copper. 10c; Mexican pesos, 53c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
Detectives at Keno Games

representing the Credit Mems association
oreachth the evil
the
of
credit
Probably 90 the the
FL Pasoans to break institution.
gambling
gambling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23

tural lands above and below Elephant
Butte is not the proper test 10 be ap-
piled, but rather the quantity of water
in the Rio Grande and its tributaries
subject to appropriation and susceptible
of being applied to beneficial use up
on such lands.
Other Errors Cited.
That the recitals contained in para
graphs seven and eight of said resolu-
lions are general in character and con-
tain no figures or facts from which a
convincing conclusion may be drawn
That the policy of the reclamation
service in connection with said Rio
Grande project and its action in appro-
priating the unappropriated waters of
the Rio Grande for the purposes afore-
said. has been and Is not only in accord
ance with law and the doctrine of prior
appropriations. but is limited by exist
ing law with reference to the application
to beneficial use of waters appropriated
or sought to be appropriated
That to challenge the policy of the
reclamation service in connection with
said project in the manner set forth in
said resolutions is to repudiate the doc
trine of prior appropriations and the
wisdom of the entire reclamation law
and the administration thereof by the
officers of the government to whom
such administration is entrusted, and to
demand that the government of the
United States repudiate its solemn
treaty obligation to a foreign nation.
Commend Reclamation.
That this association commends the
policy of the reclamation service in its
administration of the reclamation act
not only in connection with the Rio
Grande project but in connection with
the general administration of said law
That this association desires strongly TO
emphasize the fact that the policy of che
reclamation service in connection with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23

said Rio Grande project in no manner,
whatsoever, invades. seeks to invade,
tends to invade. or can invade the rights
of the Inhabitants of the Rio Grande
valley north of the Elephant Butte dam
site. such rights being fully and amply
protected by the express provisions of
the reclamation act and in strict con-
formity to which, as aforesaid, the re-
clamation service has acted in connection
with said project
That the secretary OF the board of di-
rectors of this association is hereby di-
rected to Immediately transmit a GER
titled copy Of these resolutions to the
Hon. w. H. Andrews. delegate to con-
gress from New Mexico, to the chairman
of the committee on irrigation and re-
clamation Of arid lands of the senate. 70
honorable secretary OF the interior and
to the honorable director of the recla-
nation service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
A. 6 M. COLLEGE NOTES.

Agricultural College n NJ, March %.
The Rev. Mr.. Foulks. Of Las Cruces
addressed the regular Tuesday nigh;
meeting of the Y. Nj. c. A this week.
There will be a meeting of the student
bodysof the college on next Thursday for
the purpose Of nominations for next
years Roundup editor. The election OF
the editor will take place about two
weeks from that date.
The girls basketball team were pre-
scented with their AS In general assem-
bly, on Tuesday Those receiving the
letter were: Lena Smith. Audie Crist
Ruth Braynard. Ella Poll, Ruth PheIns
and Mabel Hagar. The girls basketbalI
season was very successful this year.
the team winning every game PLAYED.
The letter was we'll earned and the
girls were roundly applauded when il
was received
Coates Mitchell sprained his arm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
DECLARES WATER RATES
ABNORMALLY Low
Expert Who Has Been Testifyfng Here.
Returns HOme-Says the Rates
Here Should Be Adjusted.

p r. Gwinn. Terre Haute, Ind, who
has been in FL Paso testifying for the
water company in the case filed by the
city of FL Paso, left this afternoon for
his home
He stated privately this morning that
abnormal conditions are encountered by
the water company in Ell -.asO. and that
the water rates are abEormally low and
should be adjusted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
MExECANs TO BURN
JUDAS IN Ell PASO

Permission has been granted by the
city to a number of Mexicans in cele-
brating the resurrection TO burn an
effigy of Judas IN front of the Sacred
Heart church. on South Oregon street.
The same permit allows the explosion
of firecrackers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
LAS CRUCES HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Las Cruces, y. NJ, March 23--The fol-
lowing guests are registered at Hotel
Don Bernardo: Geo. Fischer, St Louis;
B. /. Panky Lamy; T. r. Fitzgerald, FL
Paso; c. A Wheelock, Dallas; T. J.
BroWnrfgg, Ell Paso; a. c. Buergas.
Denver; j. B. Sutton, Ell Paso; L. Clapp,
Hatch; VIM. Palmer, Rincon; n r. Han
num- San Miguel; p H Bailey, Cham
aerino; H Casad, Chamberino; H j.
Collins, FL Paso.
Central Hotel: E. L. Day. Waco, Tex;
L. K Williams. Ell Paso; J. c. Cain,
Ell Paso; J. ]. Richie. Seattle; Mrs A
c. Clark Tombstone
Park Hotel: H. J. Gault, Ell Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
GUARANTEED
CTu 9TH ATTnK


The Herald bases
all advertising
contra cts OF q
guarantee OF more
than twice the
circulation Of any
other FL Paso.
A J z % q q, New
Mexico or west
= e Z as pa p q r.
Daily average TO-
600 copies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
SACRED EASTER CONCERT
AT THE COUNTRY CHI

The double quartet of the Pres5yter-
ian church will give a sacred Easter
concert at the Country club Sunday
afternoon beginning at $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
TOURS TEXAS IN INTEREST
OF ALFALFA SHIPPERS


TOURS TEXAS IN INTEREST
OF ALFALFA SHIPPERS
Las Cruces, N NJ. March 23.-Mr-
Hefneman returned Monday night from
a months visit among the alfalfa trade
of southeast Texas. in the interest or
the MesiIIa Vtney Produce Exchange to
ascertain the grades of alfalfa de-
manded by the different localities and
to investigate shipment complaints as
to grading. He says that the complain
ants were wholly justified as several
ears had not been loaded fairly and
that he has full information in regard
to the matter that will be of great
value to the members in the future The
building of the hay barns by the asso-
citation. Mr.. Heineman thinks is one
of the best moves that could be made
and that it will facilitate in keeping up
the high grade standard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
New Things In Electricity

STORAGE BATTERY STREET CARS
AND TELEVISION TELEPHONE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
HEPALD TRAS-
ELING AGENTS.
Persons solicited

1@A@N -
Persons solicited
TO subscribe for
The Herald should
beware OF impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show thai he
IS legally author
feed to receive It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
LAS CRUCES PERSONALS.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, March 23-L- C1app,
one Of the valleys pioneers, Of Hatch,
was in the city Tuesday attending tie
meeting Of the water users.
L. K. Williams. of FL PasO, IS regis
tered at Central hotel
H R. Hannum, P. II. Bailey and H.
Casad. Of the lower valley country,
were in the city Tuesday
T. J. BrOwnrigg Of Ell Paso, is IN the
city. 1t is understood that Mr. Brown
rigg is connected with the movement
for the organization Of a new bank
Thee ROuault went down to the Pass
City this forenoon on business
John SehOnborn left on the morning
train for FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
EXPERTS TESTIFY IN
THE WATER
CASE

CONTINUED From Page one-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23

while doing some lifting and Is com
peeled to carry the arm in a sling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
ELKs NAME DELEGATE.

ELKS NAME DELEGATE.
Las Cruces. NJ, March 23.-The
Elks held their annual election last
night and DR.. r e Mcbride was elect
ed a delegate TO the Elks' national con-
vention which meets in Detroit in
July.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
lie Was Not . Jonah"

In tie issue OF September 2lst, there
appeared an item commenting oa the
6;ScouraSiuc attitude o; some OF ocr
ci,izers towards I physician who had
come 10 Maoc;cg with i view OF !ccat-
ica. but after being here three days
le.: :or arother felG because he was in
formed he would rot be able 20 do any
thing here No names were given IN
the item bu. Rey L. \. Cooper. pastor
o. the Sapt:s; cnurch. called YESTERDAY.
and said an impression has beer created
in the minds OF some that he was one ot
the >.Jocah's" referred 20. AID n JnS-
:ice 20 him i, should bc corrected so T."
As re was concerned. that &c dic have
Z talk with Dr. Taylor. the doctor
alluded -. and rather encouraged his
remaining here raere were 30 names
or voca,ionS mentioned in the commeot.
bu, since Mr Cooper has co-:e 20 Us.
we viii Sta:e he was one o! the citizens
.aen.:oae2 as having discouraged Dr..
Tav!or from locating mere. but we
ara delighted 70 learn !roEa him &c IS
no, one O: the Jonah :. aad gladly
set him straight with taose who &ne"
ne had 4 talk with the doctor, and
thought i.i,n one 0. those who G!Scour-
AGED the man from T.lk:a- his ci:iZec-
ship here