AT THE TREMONT:— F…
source date: 1891
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upon them the necessity of a general attendance, that they may identify and claim such stock of theirs as may be thus unlawfully held. To each and every honest ranchman on those ranges, it is of the utmost importance that they attend. John Johnson, Foreman L. C. Cattle Co. AT THE TREMONT:— F. M. Farber, St. Joe; Geo. E. Millar, S. P. Bartley, Nat. J. Tobias, A. A. Taussig and S. J. Levey, San Francisco; F. Frank and Jas. A. Menard, Albuquerque; R. A. Allen, Fitzgerald Moor and I. Laskin, El Paso; Con. Hanson and C. R. Tuttle and Mrs. McAnd- mus and daughter, Denver; Robt. Schultkus, J. P. Goodlander and W. R. Fritzach, St. Louis; C. W. Frogg, J. C. Taft, Wm. Mansfield and J. ' H. Tieke, Chicago; J. J. O’Neill, Colorado Springs; B. W. Moyes, Boston; J. F. Sullivan, New York; Erwin Ellis, Lebanore; Wm. Johns, Fred Pearch, John Tregay and Mrs. Tregay and family, London, England ; H. A. Kennedy, Min- neapolis; R. G. Boone, Las Cruces; Ad. Meyer, Kansas City; G. D. James, Whitewater; Fred N. Pingrey, Rincon; N. Sack and R. L. Benson, San Anotnio. Mrs. G. O. Smith expects to have eighteen night-blooming cereus plants open out tonight. A DEN OF THIEVES Raided by Enraged Settlers. Four Outlaws Captured.