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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08

COUNTY OF BUTTE.
@N THIS This the 18th bay of November, A D.
~ one thousand eight hundred and fifty six, be-
fore me- William &. English, Il Notary Pubic in and
tor the aforesaid county, personally appeared before
me, Mary Jane Walker, sole trader, personally
known To me 10 be the individual described in aud
who executed the within instrument rs the party
thereto. and she acknowledged to me that she cxe-
cuied the same freely and voluntarily. for the uses
and purposes ihcreinmentiOncd. And the said Mary
Jane Walker wife of Jnbez e. Walker. having been
by me first made acquainted with the cUnenls of sud
insrum eat, acknowledged TO me, on an examination
had separate, apart from ana without The hearing of
her lsband that she cXecu led the freely and
voluntarily. without fear. compuIsi0n, any undue
influence Of her said husband, that she did not
wish TO retraCt the execution of the same.
In testimony whereof / have hereHnto set
(L.S) my hand and affixed my official seal, the day
and year first above written
2nj3w WING. ENGLISH, Notary Public.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
BRIDGE NOTICE.

A-oTICF Is HEREpY GIVEN-That the under
~ signed viii applyto the Board OF Supervisors Ia
and for Butte County, at its february term n u
lss7 or ms soon thereafter as application can Dc
heard. for iicense 10 construct lpii hrlese Ac'u
,h VEST branch of the norh fork of Feather river.
ai a nlace known as the :. Natural Bridge about
on, mile and. a-half below Nelson's Bar.
- .'1,rnyille Dee. y 1856. q. VI. EVANS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
County ot Butte.
DISTRICT COURT.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
NOV this day II appearing To my satisfaction, as
~ Judge of the Ninth Judicial District Court Ia
and for Butte County, that the Board Of supervisors
IN and tor said County, did On the twenf-iuurth day
of September, A n. one thousand eight hundred and
hny-siy. declare Oroville to be the County ssat u
Butte County from and after the said twenty-iOurh
day Of September A. ID. lS56, IN pursuance ot hn Act
entitled An Act Change and fix the County seat o
Butte County approved March 10Th 1876 aud II tir
thcr appearing "a my satisfaction that The prescn
buildings in which the said Court has been held. And
I'm which the Records have been kept in the town o
Bidwell, are unsafe place of depository for said
Records. and that the same Is liable 10 destruction
by iie by reason of their being constructed entirely
of wood. And IL further appearing. that there Is no
building in the town of Bidwcll suitable ror holding
the terms OF this court aud to safely keep It's Records
from fire other calamity and IL appearing That the
town Of Or0vie IL tit pDce TO hold the terms oi ihis
Court, and that "a commodious anu safe brick build
Ing in said town has been rendered the couhly us
cOutny buildings.
1t is therefore ordered, adiu1ged and decreed, that
the Cler of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
for Butte county forthwith remove his Office and the
Records thereof, to Oruve in the building selected
Jy the said BOARD Of supervisors County Buildings
and that he do and transact the business OF his said
Office at the town of Oroville, the County Seat OF
Butte County. And 1t ia further ordered, that the
terms of said Court, from and after the said twenty
fourth day of September. A. d. 1876, be held at the
said town OF OrovIle, until otherwise ordered.
And il is further ordered that the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court in and Butte County, issue order,
under the seal of said Court in conformity with this
order.
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
RECORD, paper published in the town ot Oroviile,
for the space Of forty days from the date hereof
Given under III, hand this 24th day OF september,
A. ID. 1886.
WM p. DAINGERFIEI4D. District Judge,
s29-lOt Ninth Judicial District, Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
DISSOLUTION

TEyIIE Co-Parnershp heretofore existing between
"A A. Couchet and Louis Bulloid, under The name
aud style of Ciuuchet BuiliOd in the business Of
hotel keeping, is this day dissolved by mutual
sent All pe0Ons indebted To the concern are hereby
requested To call and settled their bills with A. Clou-
cbet at the Hotel de France. md persons having ac
counts against the former hrm are requested 10 pre-
sent them to him (A Ciuucnel for settlement within
ten days. A. bttEI,
l.. BULLIOD.
Orovine, Nov. 10Th 1855 ME
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
sLrsHEo DAILY (sUNDAYs ExcEPrED)
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For ciretaion in the mining and agricultural dis
trrts of the ceany will contain the local and general
news of the week. iaterspcrsed with Interesting mis-
cellaneous reading matter It will contain twenty
sight columns uf reading matter, and VIII he one ~
the lnrgesl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers IN the
state Published every Saturday. Ttrms-S3 per
Annum: six months, -; three tnonths. 81
ApvERrlsENENrs. per square ct ten tines or less
Ave-, insertop $500
p,ch subsequent inaertion. ! 80
taS" \ liberal deduction will be made In favor Of
those who advertise by the year
kE- Business cards inserted on reasonab,eterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the UNDERSIGNED
~ VIII npply to the Board of supervisors, IN ana
c-r pnt,a Cnuniy. nj its February Term A. d. 1897,
or as soon thereafter t, plicalion can be heard
for Bridge and Ferry License across south rehhei
River at or near sjnnction with me norm rorh o'
Taa,h,r River. in BdweI township. in said county!
l,y order of he Bidwell Bridge Company.
Nov. 10, 1856. - ,,.,., p,,,
Gro. w. HISS,
L. Nan NoRDEN.
j. A. MURRAY, SIrustees'
JOSEPH GLUEKAUF,
Jos. r.. NJ LEWIS,
RT VAN NORDEN, See'y. h'l-'u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
FERRYi NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply TO the Board Of Supervisors in and
fo, Rn,te County, at the February term thereof in
Is57. for License to run Ferry and Bridge across
ihe Made Fork of Feather River. few rods above
the junction Of the North " rork Of said ~ river.
OroviIle, Nov. 10 1861 niO-a
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
PROBATE NOTICE

~ carsons holding claims against the estate OF
"A L. - p Hughes deceased, late of Butte cOun-
=. arc hereby notified to present them with proper
,chers %v 10 the undersigned within ten months from
his date. or they will be forever barred.
Public Administrator Butte Co.
Bidwel, oct. ID, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

yy,UE CO-PARTNERSHiP heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, was dissolved b. mu
tuo consent the 9Th OF September ZOO
The partnership business will be settled by B. u.
niiyan A. 20 al Chariey's X. b. BLEfIN,
Dr. ROGERS.
Charey's Ranch, Sept IL, s56 si2-lH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
COUNTY TkEAsUREKs OFFICE, .

tBIDwELL, July lsh. 1850. \
NTOTICE is hereby yivhe, that all persons holding
~ Butte County Warrants payable from the geBC-
raj fund. registered between February l6h le56, and
NAV 7th 1856, that the same viii be redeemed
on ntc.entalion at my office. And notice is further
gwen that froii and after this date, said warrants
viii cease TO bear Interest.
WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Of Butte County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
PROBATE NOTICE.

A LII persons holding claims against the estate oil
"a Victor Laudiere deceased, late of Butte county,
are hereby notified TO present them with proper
vouchers TO the undersigned within ten months from
this date, or be forever barred.
r. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
DEcLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE or CALIFORNIA,

STATE or CALIFORNIA, I
COUNTY or BUTTE,
Mary Jane Walker to Declaration of Sole Trader.
II MRS. MARY JAAE WALKER. wife of Jabez
h q Walker, being desirous of awaiting herself OF
thu benefits ol certain Act of the Legislature of The
state of California. and entitled An Act 10 author
ize married women transact business III their own
name sole Iraders-passcd April l2th, A. u.
lS52" do hereby declare, that it is my intention to
transact and carry on The business of keeping
dairy for The purpose OF selling milk, butter. Nc, IN
the county OF Butte aud state OF California thai in
tend to carry on said business III my own name aud
will hereafter be responsible for any debts contracted
by me, and that the amount of property invested by
me in said business does not exceed the sup OF five
thousand dollars
MARY JANE WALKER, r.. 81
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Board Of Supervisors
County of Butte Nov Term.
n n the matter of the declaration of certain streets in
a the Carlton tract to be highways, and to alter the
road TO McConners Ferry, 1t is hereby ordered that
the present road running from the termination Of
Bird, Robinson and Montgomery streets in the town
of Orovile to Butcher Ranch in said county, be. and
the same is hereby declared vacated public high
way And il is further ordered that the said Bird,
Montgomery aud Robinson streets of said town Of
Oroville be extended rs public highways across the
tract of land known as the Carlton Tract, and I'D
Joining said town of Oroyille said cnntlnuations Ot
Bird, Robins II and Montgomery street to be sixty
six feet in width and extending in directions parallel
with each Other according to the plan or servey OF
said Carlton Tract made by VI. II. Farley. And II is
further ordered that the street marked Fourth Ave-
me- according to the plan and serYey OF the sad
Carlton Tract be- aud the same is hereby declared Ia
be public highway--the said Avenue to be sixty six
feet in width and extending across said tract of land.
And il is further ordered that so much of the First,
second Third. Fifth Sixth, seventh and Eighth Av-
enues rs lie between Robinson and Montgomery
streets according to the plan or survey of said NJ II.
Farley of said Carlton Tract on file in th" Office
of the county Recorde sof said county. be. apd the
same are hereby declared to be public highways all
of said highways to be sixty feet i'll width. And 1t
is further ordered that the road now laid out from the
termination of the said Robinson street, across
the Butcher Ranch, to its junction with the old road
be, and the same is hereby declared public high
way said highway to be sixty six feet in width.
Attest the foregoing true copy.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk Of Board.
BY VI. n. Darrach. Deputy. nl5-Jd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-08
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J..

= 7
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence Of
FRANK +. TAILOR
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE MARCH MAGAZINES.

In Putnam for this month the most important
tcle relates to Our Sea-Coast Defense and Forthca
ton system. The writer maintains that IN ease OF
war with France England, We should be subject to
far more formidable grand descents than would have
been attempted at any previous time Such operations
would be the principal feature in war with France,
which with its powerful navy and unequalef army,
would require but slender accession of means to re-
produce its Crimean army upon the shores OF the
United States From ngland we should be more e1-
posed to naval bombsrdmeIts besides attacks on the
ocean and field operations IN Canada. For the former
We are deplorably unprepared. Without efficient sea-
coast batteries, marine frontier exposed 10 the
power of an enemy, who might lay city after city IN
ashes, or exact the extreme of tribute. seaport
population though numbered by millions. could in IT.
self effect almost nothing against bonbarding fleet
"By heavy guns duly placed in seacoast batteries.
and by them alone, can any impression be made on
such beleaguerng, bomb-speeding pachy derms.
Imagine hostile feet coming up the Naucws. ana
no forts no batteries, to obstruct It's progress; al
New.York taking to muskets and field pieces, spar
row shot and shlalahs pitehforks and tapescssors-
worse than the Ccestsls turning summersets-ofwar
Verify Of little use are the million strong and
stout hearts in such case OF little defensive force,
wall Of human flesh, against thirty.two- Founders
and ten-nch shells Truly, II were better that sand!
Hook, the Narrows, Bedloes, Eliis's and Governors
Islands should settle this matter with iron than Wal
street with gold New-iork Is worth defending in the
best possible manner and insurance on our many
seaport towns Is certainly worth the nations sohcude
The article is rich in statistical data and at the pres
ent moment mus. be regarded IS sessOnable st
Augustine i. the subject OF interesting biographical
and CT tical sketch written with knowledge and i'm
psrality. Mscsulsys recent volumes cal forth some
discriminating comments The number. on the whole,
has grayer aspect than ususl, but brShtens up To-
ward the close, especially in the Word OF New
York" which is lively and readable.
The Illustrated articles in Hsrper comprise seres
of sketches Of the mountain scenery Of the Junis's
from the pen and pencil Of the artist T. Addison Rich
ards, description Of Commodore Perys first visit 70
Japan, chapter on Whales" setting forth the TO
nance in the history OF that celebrated beast. snd
passages OF Eastern Tr-ve BY An American Several
original contributions preoede the story Of "Lit,le
Dorritt, which occupies considerable portion Of the
number. The edtotial lucubrstcns are devoted
chiefly 10 discussion OF the character and influence
Of domestic socictJ IN ths country. sp'thy collection
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COMMITTEE on ORDINANCES.

The Committee Oh Ordinances OF the Board Of
Aldermen, MIR Ely, Chairman. met on Saturday at ?
p. III, at the City Hall. Mr.. John f. Devlin ap-
reared for Messrs. Carol & Cranston and urged
awarding TO them the contract for removal Of city
ofal FOR the ensuing Ave years. These partie. put in
their bid Offering $500 per snnum for the contract
He claimed that this the hght t bona tde bid
Mr.. G. A. FOrbess bid ofs OOO he insisted, emanated
from some parties who put in the three highest bds
and was combination to defraud honest bidders.
Mir Forbes and bis sureties, he further claimed were
not competent TO justify and execute the contract he
desired another meeting in which to prove these facts
which was granted tie meanwhile stated that MI
Carol was at present tmoving the city OLA for moth
ing unoer permission granted by the Mayor on the I'd
of lasi January. Some preliminary statements were
beard showing the incompetent character of the bids
Of Jo~eph Lacy. George A. Scher and John Reed; IL
was announced that an ordinance to protect the Cor
poration against future combined and fraudulent bids
would be laid sry before the Beard
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MAXINE AFFAIRS.

On account Of the storm Of Saturday night. the boats
Of the Boston Ines did no. leave at fp. H. their reg
ular hour The C.. Vanderbilt FOR StoningtOn, and
State Of Name ler Fall River, went out yesterday
Sunday q, 6 = IN. The Connecticut FOR Norwich
went ON the sam, day al m. The c. Vanderbilt
took with hey or IA. Plymouth Rock, which has been
sor a long time at City Island suf6oiency Of fuel 10
euable her % come 70 the city She i alive at high
water Oh. laws, and Will leave when the wind
proves favorable FOR good tide.
FOR EUROPE.
tn steamship Atlantic. CaOt. Eldridse, called on
saturday. FOR Eurupe with as passengers. Among
her passengers xas the Hon. G., NJ DsilAs the newly
appointed Minister to England. large numberof the
personal and political friends Of Mr.. Dallas assembled
on the per to bid him sdcu. and 81 the vessel len the
dock they gave hin three tmes three hearty cheers
He v accompanied by bis family who vii roman with
him IN ESg,ssd dvras his say IA thst coxDty. ht
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Cd foreign literary goesp, and strctures MScsulsys
Dccount OF the Massacre o. GlenCoe. ffE 80
The Editors Table OF Tie Knicte-5ccte- cpeus with
wintr! picture Of the country III thirty degrees be.
low zero 10y the ever.welcome In River, CORES.
pOnoeh'' r. VS.. "A Day among the Ice" CONTINUES
,Ie rozen harmony, describing trip to Rockland and
ana Takes, to witness the cutting and preparation
o ICE Tor the New-iork market. Among the regular
Contributions, "a paper on cold Habits compared
with New giving some agreeable "reminiscences Of tine
social cuStoua Of pat bge humorous canca,ure Of
the Yankee about The Aston House, and success-
'u' attempt to extract mAnowy article ont Of the
DR. bonts Of Black-tone's Commentaries
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U. '" Beech also went out IL the Atlantic a.
o. from The Secretary u State to the rs>
States Legation at London

U. '" Beeeh also veut out IN the Atlantic a. =
Of dspatehes from the Secretary II State to the ia
States Legation at London.
BRIG Ws. y. Stafford.
The brig VIM +. Stafford, recently sunk at the gas
house whar, Brooklyn, has been raised By Capt.
Myers, the wrpckmssier, and yesterday taken
INTO the adjoining clip where the work Of pumping her
out was to be commenced to-day, list inst Coroner
Han'ord and his ASSISTANT Mr. Brush. in compliance
with the rquston Of the Court: abandoned his claim
oJun'dc'ion over the vessel and gave mp the job OF
raising her to Capt. Myers the representative Of the
owner and agent.
WRTcKIsG n sEw-JTRsEr.
M Laird introduced in the Senate Of New.Jerscy
on Thursday, supplement to the act concerning
wrecks. 1t provides tha, hereafter the appointment
of the several Commissioners OF Wrecks Of New Jer-
sey shall be made by the judges OF the Court of Com
mon feas OF the respective counties in which the dis
trcts are bow Ooated-no such appointment, however
TO be wand without the approval Of the presiding
Judge OF the Count in which such appointment lie.
All Commissioners shall continue in Office FIVE years.
Each Commissioner i required 10 make an annual re-
por TO the Secretary of State, containing full state
ment OF the number OF lives lost and Of the masters
and vessels wrecked. The Com missOpers shall
ceve IS for each day necessarily employed in the du-
ties OF theI ctCe-, and each boaim8s shall b. allowed
- for each day sod 81 per day for the OF sTf
boat to be paid by the owners Of the vessel or cargo
their agents a. Othen claiming the property saved.
A BRIG ASHORE.
r, ne Eto- Of ThcE T. Tribs-.
S9rss VILLAGE. March =, 1866 O'Clock a m.
SIR: Tbs brig Linden OF New Orleans, with sugar
and moasses for New.York came ashore at O'Clock
this morning about mile north OF Squar inlet
her bows on The beach Crew al saved.
T. PEARCE.
There are other vessels ashore the beach
north OF this brig
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MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Chamber of Commerce held special meeting
on Saturday lat at the Merchants Bank, Wall street,
to resist the proposed abolition of the Harbor En-
croachment Commisoion. The Chair was occupied by
T. PERT, esq. Resolutions expressing the objects OF
the meeting we're reported and adopted, and the
following gentlemen appointed COMMITTEE 10
proceed TO Albany "Wednesday next 70 lay the facts
IN the case before the Legislature
George Grswold Thomas Tlleston, Royal Phelps,
James Lee, VIM. II. Aspinwau, r.. ID. Morgan. Peter
Iorilard. John C. Green G.. W Blunt, John ID. Jones,
IL. X. Boger, Nj. VI. Grnnel. l.. l.. Morgan, John
David Wolfe. jane +. Freedom, A. u. Neilson,
Russell Sturgis, Thomas Sufen, A. A. Low, j. DE
Pevster Ogden. DAVID Ogden Z. Pent.
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:. Tury Rrx rNTbsss b;star;e vo,d

"THEy RUS."-These historic words are 40.
pcabe the element manifested b. the r-r patc.
create DO daily h-ouy The vEshcass " II Lscsrss
srES, No 20 Begery corner Of Hes;ers where ~ -
" nsretfion tie shc -
sureb frnsn OF LlDiss Dsrss TrNNse RissoNs svs
uro-fed tbs CONTEMPLATING N The FL lie sss.
eli the Partisan and EnssA nazkets IN Hat ssd sv
Rlbors Carse satin ard Tsfsta AbSe1s, ATopSAas Fsn
srd PLAIN crates Leis-e; Bonnet Sks Ssns LsrS
Forence- Msrrepes Oiled sk, Gown LlirSss Bis<k -
Colored s Tim ming Lace Psa and Figured Meta gssss
ard American ArtscA Flower Bonnet Frames sl Crows,
Nslyst Rtboas; Tsrscass Pattern bsnrfs tevcts A<-
The extensive nstrre CT bis arrangements enahes him 70 res
tie most iecsnt soysses Of tbs Earopssn esss o~sss -
paifois Lmos, simultaneously VITA their inroaetoa - t
native mari 0f sskion Every that The Ads.ss
brnE bun consignment. from his and the liberal
Which be hss hitherto received h>s stimulated bio cass -
merit approtsos-
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-BROOKL YN II,ElMS.

BlsooxrTS Cr,r MosTALur.-The nsmbcr d
G,sils in tais city lsst week amounted TO total OF 81
OF which 81 were males esd 80 females. OF thess
20 were adults and A miners. TIE principal causes
were: Consumption, IL scarlet fever, 7; convvl-
sious 4; apepexy, 81 compression of the br<ns, 5,
diorsy in the head, Group and Inflammation Of the
lungs each,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

IN the PARK, but the question Of an uptown City III
= earnestly revived This evening appointed in the
board OF Aldermen for the confederation Of the clsms
Of Air scsgrist to the seat of AID Drake The major
=, report sustaining Aid Drake and the minority re-
ps,s Aid Varian in favor Of the claims Of Mr. Sea
80 &c both been printed The new contrac, for
Che ,emor. of offal and nuisznces rom the City vii
=. - rfma,ion.
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fAdverisementl

CkS-CAS-NeW style OF LAS FIXTURES ~
DE Sr-ns Trade just Our designers constantly 80
ducns ard original styles Aso the best improved Pose
ABLE for rsste Dwellings, churcAes i.sosss
IA this ssuntry Call s gree, MAnsfscturas Depes No
SO broaSnay. ARchr2. WANNA ca
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tAdver,isemsntl

ASNftNEES SHILLING stock OF DIV GOO3n
IN Ne I'D Gsand ct Consisting ofsaks Sbsw Msrnosa
Fsrsmaeiss rsids Belsnes Csieoes Fsaus ta.urp~s~S
Spiaets ShiTtizss, Linens Table D~mssk Napkns Msr
A. he. Qxlss Bsrey-< Printed Asslirs Lawns CinsAsn
and lsn stock II Domestic Gccs al TO BE- sod at uNl
-so.sce By orcer Of tho Assixnsa
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lAaverrsenssLi
To NERVOUS SyFFERERs-A rstiya3 C1%v~x

restored 20 health in few days. sfier many ycsrs q
great pervous SUFFERING anxious 10 nste known
swe VIII 'epd ttreet ,ss Isserroos v.sd prect % ~
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A BURGLAR IDErIUUh-A man named John D
Alien as arrested Saturday, seroon charged With dsoS
de coBarct ell Sben tai the Police Court re>os
te1 ~ OF Hayeas Of We SxtsenA WsFd bei1s oee
ai.a strs>, sad sss os6 ss 61tl-s De S,slsesa sp
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Tbe March Session Of the Common Co-ncii vii D.
conmenoed tbs a'eung The subject Of the proposed
City Hal plAns Is promised 1t ras settled IN the
ls,e Comma Council tdst toe Hal sts0Sid y efse'9a
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ARREST or YoCSG GAaBLERS.-TbiTteenb boys aged
from Il II yesIs arrested SATURDAY nishs too ss
br at the rEmhole If Mike Nolan, No Us Jackson street
They locked by Justice Brennan ef exsnnson NO
In tie kserer also arrested and held TO answer