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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
AMARILLO PROPERTY SELLS
FOR $1,000 A FRONT FOOT

Amarillo. Texas, April 11-For the
first time in the history of this city,
Amarillo property sold for $1,000 a front
foot. The sale consummated was
the transfer OF the Eberstadt building
for consideration of SIS, 1000. The sale
was made by A Davidson who pur-
chased the same property four years
ago for $4,000
The names of the purchasers are r. B.
Masterson, John Shelton and John James.
1t is understood that the property will
be remodeled and that the purchasers
will organize a bank with a capital
stock of 100000, and do a banking
business here after Aug. 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
GOOD RAN FALLS IN DEFINING
DISTRICT: NEW SETTLERS

Deming, \. NJ. April 1.-THE rain
covered practically all of Luna county.
Mr. Taylor is in town from his ranch,
rear Hondale. and reports a good rain
in that vicinity. Joe Kitchens. who
operates a number Of mines in the
Cooks Peak district, says that a heavy
rain fell there.
J. T. Donnelly and J. l. Hougland
both of Indianola, Nebraska. have filed
on land Il miles south of Deming- C.
A. Goddard. of Lesrande, Ore, and l.
O. Danse, of Laporte, Ind. also filed IN
that neighborhood- Mr. Goddard ami
Mr.. Danse will install pumping plants
Immediately.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
MORE RAIN FALLS
AT PORTALES, N. M.
improvements Made in Tele-
phone Service-Teach-
erS To Meet.

Portales, N NJ. April 11.-Portales
had an all night rain that settled the
dust and drenehed the ground for sew
eral inches The whole country is re-
joicing over real irrigation.
Fred Wagner. of Lakewood. is here
experimenting the building OF the
Joyce-Pruitt company's store
c. w Morris, with his rock crusher'
furnished crushed rock for foundations
for the town power house, the irrlga-
ton power house and for the joyce
Pruit company store.
The farmers have organized tele-
phone company, extending to postof1lces
and stores at Causey. Leach, Longo'
Dora, Inez, Minco, Carter and NC
Lees. A committee Of three. represent
ing this company conferred with the
business men of Portales as to a propo-
sItion to put Ap line from its board
at Longo to POrtales. Subscriptions TO
the amount of 500 were made and II
the line is built it will be connected
with the Roosevelt County Telephone
company and the town people will be
in communication with all phones on
the farmers line.
In the school election linda Humphrey
was elected to succeed c. v. Harris as
clerk of the board. W. H Smell and
A A. Williams were also elected.
Maize is being advertised as sure
crop for the Portales valley, and repre-
sentativevs of the Grain Growing asso-
citation are advising Roosevelt county
farmers to plant a good crop this sea
SON.
The County Teachers association Will
meet here the last of the month, and
much preparation is being made for
their entertainment in connection with
the closing exercises of school ,
A new dramatice club has been or
ganized in Portales and Will give its
first entertainment at the Wonderland
theater, April Is The club is COM
posed OF some Of the towns best tai
ent
The Roosevelt County Telephone
company has just completed a full
metallic circuit line between Portales
and Clovis. 1t expects to install a phan-
tom, making two conversations possible
over the same line. 1t only needs now
a metallic circuit line between Hereford
and TexicO to make il possible to talk
from Portales to Fort Worth or Dallas.
T. J. Pruitt and family have arrived
from Oklahoma and have moved into the
Wise place. purchased month ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
SWEETWATER SELLS
ITS SCHOOL BONDS
Iowa Man Invests $4,000 in
Sweetwater Property.
News Notes.

Sweetwater, Tex, April 11-Through
the efforts Of NJ. B. Howard, the Sweet
water Independent school bonds have
been sold to the state at s1.15 premium.
work upon the school buildings will
commence at once.
NJ L. Harp, R. E. Pitts, T. Hughes
and J. D. Sloan are the new aldermen
for Sweetwater
A. w. Crawford of Winterset. Iowa,
mas bought the quarter block of the
Shipman marble yard for the sum Of
$4,000 cash.
DR.. r J. Pope died suddenly at his
home here.
DR.. N Long, of Santa Anna is in the
city looking over property interests.
Cone Johnson. of Tyler. candidate for
governor, speaks here tonight
Homer Hord has accepted a position
with the Santa F'e railway company in
the civil engineering department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
DRENCHING RAIN FALLS
IN VAL VERDE COUNTY

Del Rio, Texas, April i1.-Over two
inches of rain fell here and in other
parts Of Val Verde county. People Il
this section have not been in so good
spirits for many years as they are at
present Two rains coming right in be-
hind the securing Of the Orient rail-
road have caused q feeling Of conf
dence.
Dry farmers are placed IN the very
best of shape to make bumper crops
irrigation farmers can save their irri-
eating labors for some time, and the
stock range viii now be in splendid
condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11

Chihuahua, Mex. April lit is CIV
en- out here that sir William Wiseman
and Capt. c. 0. Greenwich have until
the last Of April or May in which TO
take over the Hacienda San Louis (com-
monty known as the Naris ranch). or
Gen. Luis TerraZas. The ranch con-
sists of $4,000 acres, abobut 80 miles
east OF Nueva Casas Grandes, Chih
and the north end of it is about 80
miles from Ell Paso.
prospectus recently received from
London shows that sir VIM Wiseman
and Capt. Greenwich had the Union
syndicate Of. London and Mexico pro-
noting the Santa Maria Land COM
pany, limited. to take over and develop
the ranch. The plan of developing the
property as stated in the prospectus
is to provide irrigation works for 20O.-
600 acres, at least, and sell it out In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
ENGLISH SYNDICATE To IMPROVE
TERRAzAS RANCH NEAR FL PASO

small farms TO settlers and convert
the remainder of the property into a
cattle ranch. The land is in the valley
OF the Sta. Maria river.
Henry Marsh. late consulting engi-
neer Of irrigation to the Indian gov
eminent, recently examined the property
and has recommended that about 10000
acres be put under irrigation, begin
ming at once. by minor works, at a
cost of $4,000
directors of the company as follows:
sir Alfred Newton, chairman;C. de Broe,
Arthur Reginal Boyyill. Capt c. o..
Greenwell, Henry Marsh, F. F. Medina
and sir VIM. Wiseman. The advisory
board In Mexico is given. as governor
Enrique c. Creel and Alberto Terazas,
OF this city, and G. Ribon, Of Mexico
City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
MORE CATTLE ARE PUT
ON PASTURE AT. Alto

Alto, N NJ, April 11.-Watt and Matt
Gilmore have brought in bunch OF
cattle from their ranch in the San An
dres, and will put them in the V. V. pas
ture, near Alto.
John Craven, of TularOsa, is in Alto
He will take charge at the V. V. ranch
for awhile.
Little Moss Gilmore, of Tularosa. is
here visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A J. Gilmore
George Hagee has gone to Tularosa
after barley.
). Nj Johnson and wife and daughter
from Ruidoso were in Alto.
Bud Wingfield and family, from the
besa, passed through Alto on their way
to Ruidoso to visit with Charlie Wing
field and family
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
Ell PASO GIRL MARRIED
At NOGALES, ARIZONA
Carrie III. Cook WEEDS Andrew III. Ed
wards, of the Forest Service-Bur-
glars Make Haul From Residence.

Riaro make hdul FROM he3fueuccs
Nogales Ariz.. April 11.-Andrew H.
Edwards and Miss Carrie H. Cook were
united in marriage at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Abbot. at Nogales, Rev.
Clay P. Morgan officiating. Mr.. Ed
wards is in the employ of the forest
service, stationed at Camille. Ariz-, and
Miss Cook was an Ell Paso girl
Burglars gained an entrance TO the
residence of Mr.. Arce, on Elm street,
and got away with valuables to the
amount of over 500.
Drs. Purdy and Smoker formed a
commission to examine the mental con-
dition of former city marshal J. B.
Moore, and pronounced him insane. He
was committed TO the territorial asy-
lum and taken to Phoenix.
I. j. Wylie has been appointed city
marshal by the city council.
It is stated that Manuel Mascaranas
will shortly complete plans for the
erection of a two story stone business
block on his lot near the courthouse.
between the Lyric theater and the Los
Dos Naciones cigar factory, also two
cottages on Sonoite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-11
CADETS TO SEE POPE.

Among the numerous points OF In
terest which the party composed OF ca
diets of E. P. NJ I. is going to visit dur
ing their excursion TO Europe this sum-
imer, one Of the most interesting will
be the Eternal City. Capt Rene de
Serviere is now writing TO the nounce
of the pope in Washington to obtain an
audience from his holiness for his party
when they are in ROM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
RECEPTION TO CARDINAL
GIBBONS IN WASHINGTON
Statesmen. DIPLOMATS and Jurist~
Among Wen Nishers OF Aged
prciatc.

Washington. Jan g-Nnrdinal Gih-
hons made his ANIMAL visit To st. pat
rick's parish In Washington to-day and
the greeting given him went far be-
sond a purely Catholic ceremony and
became an official function ut which
prominent men Of evcry faith sought
to honor the distinguished preiate,
Diplomats and American statesmen
took part In the ceremonies. Tho
ceremonies consisted Of early mass,
high mass at II o'clock. followed by
~ reception M the ~rectory and g
luncheon. ST. Patrick's church was
filled long before II o'clock and a
great crowd was gathered on the side
walk and in the street
A reception AT the rectory az noon
was attended by seysFai thousand per
cons.
The guests "a the luncheon Included
the Italian ambassador. the Austrian
Ambassador. the ministers from Swed.
On. chile. The Netherlands and Spain
Speaker Cannon. Senators Elkins. Aid
rich. Bovvridrc, Carter. ONerman and
Tavlor. Associate Justices White and
McKeuna of the sIprcme court. Rep
resentatives G%ouiden. fornes, Fttz-
gerald aud Oicott, Of Sew York. and
Hansdeil, Louisiana. fYr. VI - EgAn
American minister 20 Denmark,
charles w. Russell. American minister
10 Persia, and many American Off.
Cpra,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
MUNICIPAL
CAMPAIGN IN BOSTON

Boston, jan. 9.-Nhen voting Bos-
ton goes 10 tho polls Tuesday "Finis'
will be written TO the greatest n
most spectacular municipal campaign
this city has known for years. 1he
election marks Il departure for Bos-
ton, as Il Is to be held Under a new
charter. framed with a view of max
ing municipal elections bipartisan
Tho candidates are named by petition
the ballots VIII bear no party des-
ignations- one of the candidates, >.
J. j.. StorroW. who resigned from the
presidency OF the chamber Of com
merce TO enter the campaign Is a man
Of wealth, the standard bearer for the
~eo-calied uplift" forces Another, ex-
Mayor john L. Fitzgerald. nicknamed
the Little General" has been on the
defensive practically All the time.
He has pleaded Tor recollection 70
free himself Of the stigma that at
tache1 itself to his administration
through exposure of graft among sub
ordinatcs In the city hall.
The present mayor. George A. HID
bard. has made Il strong appeal iof re-
election on party lines, despite the
evident intention of the new charter 10
eliminate party politics from II
pal government.
Nathaniel II Taylor. the fourth can
didate. has been much duieter thal'
any Of the others.
An unusual feature of the campaign
mas been the charge that local trac-
lion interests have been supporting
one o. the candidates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
GAYNOR NAMES LAYMAN
AS HEALTH COMMISSIONER

New York. Jan. o.. Mayor Gaynor
maintained his reputation for pollticii
whimsicalities tonight by appointing 4
iayman. independent in politics. to
succeed Or. Thomas A. Darlington as
heath commissioner. The appointee
il Ernest J. Ledcrle. who resigns q po-
sltion as consulting sanitary engineer
with the state and local water supplN
boards. which paid him $4,000 a
year. Ills position as health commits.
sionpr carries "a salary Of half tha'
amount.
ana a graduate OF Columbia univers-
nv but he is not a doctor of medicine
lie was mead Of the health board un-
der Mayor Low,
rho MAYOR also appointed Charles
n. Slower. prominently Identified wifi
settlement work ana park improve
ment. to succeed Henry smith az park
commissioner This is a position which
Hcrman Ridder. Publisher Of tht
StuMts Ivitung declined
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
COLONEL ~SHAUGHNESSY
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA

Salt Lake. t-iah. Jan. 9.1ColOnel
Michael Shaughnessy died in this city
today OF pneumonia.
Colonel S~haughncssy was born in
Iowa, 60 wears He served with
"a New York regiment during the
civil war and was wounded at Gettys-
burg. After the war he became clerk
Of the United states court n after
ward United States marshal in Miss
issippi. While IN the latter office, II
is said he became involved in q con-
.tr0versv with the late Senator Lamar
OF Mississippi, which led to an cx-
change Of shots on the field of honor.
The duel was bioodless. 1t was this
that caused Snaughnessy 70 leave
Mississippi to accept the United States
|~marshalship in the territory OF Utah,
.hv appointment by President Hayes IN
Waited ID. Shaughnessy, American
consul at Aguas Caliente, Mex. is q
son of the deceased.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
HEAVY WINTER IS
EXPERIENCED IN
TAOS COUNTY
Blizzard So Violent Mail Car
rier Loses His Way Many
Children Dying of Scarlet
Fever at Town Of Pima,
Especial Correspondence TO Morning JOurnaIl

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journal
Virsylvia. n. NJ. Jan 6.-The new
year came In warm and clear. The
evening of the 1st, the weather chang
"a and the morning of the End one Of
the heaviest rains Of the past twelve
months was falling. This weather re-
manned warm until the 4th and the
deep snow disappeared. The morning
OF the 9Th was cold and by night an
other deep snow covered the ground
The falling snow Was 50 heavy that
the carrier of the L.. :. mail from
Costilla to Questa, lost his al When
south Of Cerro. he found il necessary
To leave his buggy and lead the hors-
cs. For more than two hours the
falling snow was so thick one could
not see but q few feet ahead Of him.
The ground is again covered with a
very deco snow AT present.
scarlet fever is apparently epidemic
NJ Pima. Or. Woodman was called
there tonight to learn Of some twenty
| children who had been IN with the
disease. several having died There IS
not q physician Withia twenty males
| Of this place. with tho exception o.
two men at Costilla. both Of whom
| practice medicine but neither lave
had any medical education As a re-
suit, the fever has had quite q start
here
Many eastern people seem to think
that New Mexico is a very warm place.
Recently one of those who had that
idea came here from New Jersey,
lie had. So he said. been undecided
about buying an overcoat but as the
New Jersey weather demanded II, he
concluded to bring it as FAR as he
needed II then express it back home.
When he arrived at Fl. Garland and
took the stage for Cerro, the Their
I mometer was is below zero. After
thawiuE out he has concluded 70 re-
main here ana has sent for his tam-
lis but wrote them to buy extra
elntnimg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
LIBERALS CONTEST SEAT
or OPPOSITION LEAOEF

London. Jam s-A J. Baifour.
She lcsrfr rf % opposition tn the
noflss 30 commons ein rut enter the
new parliament without O. routpst At
f1.t hast rforent rho liberals have
nominattd SIR Hlsl ben 10 oppose
him Tor his scat Tor thc city ol Lon
don Sir Hugh Bon has no chance 81
eiatflon. hHt thc liberal psrt, cousid-
cred that it might auyefseiy lnauerce
their prospects, 90 both Nj. Balfour
and Nr. Chamberlain vrry returned
unoruescd
q uuin1I-t morning PAPER gives
urast rtamfnenr- t0 1u intervene nffr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
PARTIES MEET
WITH FATAL MISHAPS

st. Joseph. Mo. Jan. 9.-As the re-
suit OF The two separate coasting ac-
cidents here today. Mrs. Lucy Douglas,
"a years old. is dying and Fred Fed
erie. 81 years old Is seriously injured
Mrs. Douglas sought the middle Of
the street in guing up At hill 10 avoid
the ice covered sidewalks and WIS
run down by "a heavily loaded bobsled.
Both legs were fractured and her col
lar bone was broken. A son who was
walking ahead Of her leapcd aside just
in tlma 10 avoid injury. hut did not
have time TO drag his mother to
safety.
Fedorle was run down Ivy "a hohsled
a steep hill. his deafness prevent
ING him from hearing the shouts OF
warning. His skull was fractured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
MOVEMENT FOR NATIONAL
PARK AT NIAGARA FALLS

Washington. Jan. s--tseneral head
quarters have been established here
hy the American Civic association and
MIR. Rinehardt T.. Watrous, its score
tary. who has been placed la Charge
~ili urge on congress tho enactment
OF desired legislation.
one OF the things aimed Ht ls the
creation Of "a national park a. Niagera
Falls.
President TAFT became a member oi
the association when he WAS secretary
Of a
The regulation of bill boards and
the abatement OF the smoke nuisance
nre part OF the associations program
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
STEALS DOLL FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFT
FOR CHILD
Pathetic Court Incident in FL
PaSo; Suicide Driven TO Self
Destruction by Patent Medi-
cine AlmanaCS.


Especial Correspondence &c Morning Journal
I'll Pasn, Tex. Jan. "a pathetic
incident has just come To- light here
iu connection with the trial nf two
McNicans charged with burglary. one
night shortly before Christmas a
Oh lehman discovered that the base
mtnt ot q large department store in
this t4u had been pried open. The
aiArm wus given and "a detail OF g
dozen policemen surrounded tho build
nE OliceTs entered the basement
and discovered two Mexicans covering
behind a ounter In the pocket 81
one Ras found O. small doll. Nothing
else had been disturbed.
Inc two men were jailed and later
aEraiEned Tor burglary. They gave
their names SIS Aseimn and Antonio
iirra nrothefS ON tho stand Ascl-
mo told tine story OF how thu attempt
al reolrrl came gnout.
Tbs utV before tho incident had
been sunday and Aseim0 took his i've
little girls down town 20 sec the beau
uful hnw windows They were Wild
Hith delight and b. eyed Tar the prot
IS toEs-lsre grteTlv beyond the pur-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10

lect on yhe part Of any assessor fully
TO comply with tho requirements Of
said section. constitutes a proper
ground for his removal from office
and that the district attorney OF his
county shall institute proceedings
looking 10 that end.
Indictment for False Assessment
Ecturns.
Resolved. that. In every case in
which a person liable a. taxation shall
knowingly make a false list of his
property. for the purpose OF avoiding
any proper assessment 81 taxes. ~ is
The duty Of the district attorney %
present the evidence to the grind iur3
with q view To indicting the offender
for perjury under the provisions Of
section 4o36 OF the Compiled Laws OF
1897.
Probate Clerks Must Comply.
RESOLVED. that the attention of eve
cry probate clerk and assessor In the
territory. be. BY the district attorney
" his county. called 70 the require
ments Of the amendment TO section
1856 OF the Compiled Laws Of 1895,
contained in section I OF Chapter ~
Of the laws OF 1899. ana upon failure
or ncglec, OF either Of said officers 70
comply with the provisions or said
section. hat the proper district at
orncy file a criminal Information
against tfs pilsN0tT. ana UiNt tlrll-
tute proceedings looking t0 his re-
mosal from office.
Must Attend Commission YRS Meetings
Resolved. that II is the duty Of all
district attorneys TO attend. IN person
or By deputy. every meeting Of boards
of county commissioners when sitting
AS boards 81 equalization. there to
make every possible effort 20 see that
assessments are made. aud eQualized
according 10 law. and IN every In
stance Of failure or refusal h5 such
boards properly TO discharge their du-
ties, to take an appeal. on behalf Of
the territorial board ~ equalization
Must Advertise Delinquent Taxes.
Resolved. that in ease OF failure on
the part Of the treasurer and .x~otfi-
clio collector of any county 10 advertise
the delinquent tax list as required by
section 10 and 10 OF Chapter ~ OF
the laws Of 1899, az least once Ia each
year. and 10 strike off 70 the county
as purchaser n1l property for which
there is no purchaser, IN good faith
and TO deliver "A certificate Of such
sale 10 the county treasurer. as reqnir-
ed by section 22 IT said chapter, the
district attorney OF such county VIII
institute proceedings under chapter
sc Of the laws OF 1908 20 secure the
refnovni ~ such treasurer from office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
LEOPARD TURNS
ON WOMAN TRAINER

New York. Jan e-The sharp teeth
and claws Of CLAYTON. q trained loop
ara. n,urlv cost the lite of Mrs. Paul
inc Russelic. his trainer. today, but
tho length of his tain saved her.
clayton was ugly n would mol
perform. AIRS. nussellc prodded hin
with an iron bar and called te her
assistant FOR ala, As D turned her
mead io oall for aid the leopard leap
ed he bore his mistress 10 the ground
and stood over her growing and lash
ing his tail. Tho quick wittcd assist
amt reaching the age, grabbed Gay
TOMS taii, TOOK u double hitch around
the bars of the axe with u ana res
.cuaI Mrs. Russene IN safety.
the woman WINS badly torn IA ~
thc hospital it was said tonight tha'
her recovery Is doubtful The nttack
occurred in private training quarters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
INDIAN DOGS
HOLD VIGIL
ON CORPSE
FAITHFUL BRUTES
GUARD DEAD NAVAJO
Two Natives Arrested in San
Juan County Charged With
Murder of Red Man to Secure
His Livestock,
Especial correspondence to Morning Journal

| Especial Correspondence to Morning Journail
Aztec. y. NJ. Dee. S.-The body of
"a Navajo Indian was found last week
al the head OF Gubernador canyon. ten
miles from Blanco, this county. IN
lVestigation by Sheriff Dufur shows
THAT the Indian came to his death ny
two bullet wounds i'm the back The
body had been lying where found for
several weeks. two dogs keeping guard
lover the remains. A coroner's inquest
Twas held and the authorities are some
what undecided whether the crime
took place in Rio Arriba or San Juan
county. !.
The murdered Indian owned a good
many goats and horses, ana it was no.
ticed that some Of these bearing the
brand Of the dead man were being of
fered for sale by MeXicans on both the
Rio Arriba and San Juan sides OF the
Icontinental divide. Sheriff Dufur up
on hearing OF this. AZ once swore out
warrants for the arrest OF W Next
cans named Salazar ana Munoz, living
above Blaneo. They are charged with
completely in the crime. although II is
| believed tina Salazar merely knows
the facts in connection with the muir
der. The accused men Will be brought
to Aztec ut once
Arrests viii also be made by the Rio
Arriba county authorities. it is said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10
ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAN
AMERICAN CONFERENCE

Washington. Jam. e-The comins
fourth pan~Amerieau convention Go hr
held in Hucnss Asres in July is now
occupying the attention of officials ut
The state department and others inter-
tsicd IN the affair
Tile United states dclcEAtinn met
Yesterday and elected Major General
George " Davis. a. 5 a.. retired JAS
one 81 It's members ana appointed d
committee Co urgv upon congress tho
necessity 81 proper appropriation Tor
the representation of the United
States.