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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-06

Resd. sbont miles from Carson City, kaovn a.
"Swift's station," assessed At 81, 500. Tax and
delinquency. S5l Is
Emily J. Barrett and Chas Barrett. 90 acres Of
land, being The Y Of the sw II Of the sW 4
of Section s Township Is N, K % East. save and
except ~ acres decided to SaDsuel c. Wright six
acres to J. 2. kirwan, three acres to George r.
| Crawell, one acre to George Lewis and one half
acre to W. d Torreyson, assessed at 81 600. Tax
and delinquency, 1873 10
| }. A. Woodward Lots 2, 5 and IN block 81 Of
Proctor Green's division of Carson City. assessed
| at $500; household furniture SltG; tutal, $500.
| Tax and delinquency, SIS ~
W. ) Hamilton money at interest, secured BY
mortgage executed by ". d. Turreyson, assessed
at 81 2op lax and delinquency, SA %
Joseph +. Ia CHI the North half of block No So
of Sears, Thompson 4 s ara' division of Carson
SIS A.
j. shua Griune!l possessory cleim to 100 acres
land n south de Of Clear Greek, and improve
menis As es>ed at Slao; one wagon, $50; and tive
horses 81 U; total, 500. Tax and delinquency
$40 %
Of the Est half u; The M quarter, and the West
half of the NE quarter of Section 8, Township Is
\. ~ il Containing about so acres, assessed At
500 Tax and delinquency, SO %
1honas = James IA. posscsStTy c sim to SW Ia
of section p. and = IF NV IA. and NV IL of
Ne Ia I section 50, township Is n 10 Z, con-
tuning 20 aer :. and i,npr ements, assessed q.
500. Tax AM delinquency. S. 81
ser. division Of Carson City assessed at 500. Tax
AID de inqnency 81 81
TIL mas x. Diehl, ~ of land, miles North
west "' Carson city. teing the Sc IL OF the sE
IL Of Section =. Township Is \, K l9 L, assessed
al 500. Tax and delinquency. IS 80
Unknown owners. Lot IN block y o % IF Sears.
lh"niis ; airs division # Carson City. assessed
at 81; l. = in block No - f same division.
re sd at SIS; Lot = in block No 50 Of NusseT's
d vision If C~r>on City, Va ued at $40; Lot in
block No - { MuSs+T division of Carson City.
valued at So; "t- = ANA in block No 60 Of
Prtctof Green's division Of Carson c ty valued
AZ $40: Los =. 3. aud IL in block No "a Of
Pr ctor tifceu'- division # arspn City valued
At $50 each. $50; the NV IA of bio,k No 20 Of
hi lips yi>i n of rs0n City. valued at $50:
the .s15 feet Of the Ne Ia f bl, OK No % Of
Phillips division OF Carson City. valued at SIS:
Lot one in b,ck No SIX If Curry's division Of Car
-on City va uei at $50; 10 al SEQ. Tax and de-
inquency, SO &C
All the above taxes are pa able in legal tender
paper money Of th- U tied sta Costs of suit
are payable III gold coin If the United States. II
Did before trial. iaymt Mt must be made 10 Judge
Najfz, at his flee King street, Carson City.
Carsoi, City, March 81, 1870.
THOMAS WELLS,
I'd Dist. Atty, ormsby County. Nevada.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TUENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ C mpany Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Beard Of rusfees # the Athens
Gold ami Silver Mining Company, held at the
office Of the Secretary and Treasurer, the 2lsi
of March. l>70 il WIS res lived that an asseS--
ment Fifty (50) Cents be and the same is hereby
levied upon each and every share of the capital
stock Of the cumps v, pay bic Immediately to
the Secretary ard Treasurer at his office Proc
tor str ct, in Carson Try; d in case the pay
Eent of such assessment shall NJ, be made within
four weeks from the pub ic ,tion Of this notice the
shares cn which the same remain unpaid shall be
held delinquent and subject To- sale.
SAM. d. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer Athens G. 4 8. VI Co.
Carson City. Is. April $50. 4w
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N oTI q T.
OF SUITS COMMENCED.

JNISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE. STATE
/ Of Nevada, County of Orn.sby. To the fol-
lowing named Defendants and to all owners OF,
or claimants to, the real estate and improvements
thereon, or improvements, when assessed 81 par
ately hereinafter described, known or unknown
You hereby notified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court, in and for Car
son Township, o. msby County, Nevada, before
Adolphu. Waltz Justice of the Peace, by the state
Of Nevada, Plaintiff, against each Of the Defend
ants hereinafter named and each of the following
described tracts, parcels Of land, with the i'm
proyements there, II, and improvements when
separately assessed and all owners Of claimants
to- the same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency, assessed to said defendant
agsin-t said property for the fiscal year, commence
ing January l, 1867. and ending December 81,
1867, aud that Summons has been duly issued in
each case; and yvu are further ied that, unle-s
Won appear and answer the cOnpla filed in said
eau e. ON or before The 9th NY Of MAY, A. b.
1870, Judgment will be taken against you. and
the real estate aud improvements herein describe d,
for the amount Of tax and delinquency specified,
and costs If suit.
MarceIlus Pruyn, tax and delinquency on pos.
ssesvry claim to 81 acres II wood land. situated
In the vic nifty of safe House Tunnel, Empire
rown- hip ases-sd = $50; also, 135 cAAdsO woqt
in Piue mt valley, assessed s. S; total value,
S625 Tax and de iDquency. FL 30 a.
oliver Crom weli, La 8 in block Il, Empire
CIV Empire Township (l,oes ss"ry claiml and Inn
movements, assesssd a. 500; 3 horses 800;
twenty exea. Sl.t00; 3 cOws. $50; and Sur head
OF stuck cattle, SO; total, q go. Tax and de-
lipQpeney, $50 sa0tt xiJssf Ego - z
Eah & 4eWtses psesspsugH claim 10 lOsU0 Of
1lasd sd tnpryyenssts thsseQo @ Lake NGler
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Nov, therefore, be IL known that I, Ulysses 8.
Grant President Of the United States 0f America,
have caused the said additional articles to be made
public. to the end that the same, aud every clause
and article thereof may be observed and fulfil ed
with good faith by the United States and the citi-
Gems thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be at
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this Fl til day Of
February, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy and of the independ-
eDce Of the United States the ninety fourth
TsEAL1 u. 9. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of State.
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Lone Tree Ranch Assessed at 200; also lot blocl
No ~ Musssf's division Of Carson City. Is; col
vent ,debts 100; and 2 horses Us; total, 80
Tax and delinquency, 10 IS: balance due, 10 40
block No 81, Of Sears, Thompson and Gears divisi,
of Carson City, aud dwelling house thereon, as
SEES ed at 4oO. Tax and delinquency. 10 So
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY. telegraph
poles, wires and Office nix urrs, assessed at ZOO
| and ls0O added Iy Board IF EQUALIZATION. Tax
and DELINQUENCY balance due and unpaid, 90 q
L. VI. ii, we, lots j, 4, 5, 8 and in block No.
Sc of Sears Thompson Sears diSi ION OF carson
ity and dwelling house thereon. assessed at 800,
household furniture 80, one COW 3D. Total GU.
Tax and delinquency, 81 70.
Thomas Nit hell, possessory claim to 50 acres
land, the 4 * If the ) 4 of section 2, township
Is N, X 10 l., assessed at 10J Tax and delinquen
cy, 4G7.
land, the S W a of SECTION %. township 10 n, x
10 T. with Improvements tn. Teon assessed ut lVoo:
one wagon 2o and two horses as. Total, llcO.
Tax and ielinquencys 81 AZ.
Matthew Mo ney. + ssessory claim TO to acres
Of land, the \ W Il Of section -, township Is \.
r 10 i, Assessed at 100. Tax and delinquency
4 e..
John c. Wood, possessory claim t, 10 res If
land, being the h Il Of the S r. 4 Of section 10.
ard the " 4 Of tie a Of ect"n 20 town.
ship Is n. X 10 h, and Improvements thereon. as
ses ed at lOo. Tax and linqnenry CO
Marshall willard, p %>essory cl,im !" tract OF
lani containing lime stone quarry and h"e Kiln,
about one mile : W of Car-on q y, 'ommony
known as :. Kirwau's Lime Kiln, assessed at 700;
one cart 10 one horse IS. 20 % bricks SEQ. To-
tai SIS. Tax and delinquency, SIS 81.
All the above taxes and delinquency and costs
If sut thereon, are pay bic in lold coin IT The
Uni'ed states and if pail Def re jnignenf. must
be paid to Judge Waltz at his "thce on Mi street
Carson CITY April 4th. $50.
THOMAS WELLS Dist Atty
Gtd) Orni>hv o. Nevada.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE!

YNHE PLACE SEL0NGING TO ME, ON THE
/ south side II the Warm Springs Road, is
offered at priva.u safe unit. the FIFTH bay OF
APRIL, 1870, and if not disposed of by that time
will then be sold at Public Auction, for cash, to
h e highest bidder.
The property consists of Eleven Acres of Good
Land, on which there are
Good DIV Cling House. Rarn, sheds,
and q WeiA of Excellent ~ ater.
The entire property is under good fence.
For terms apply at my store, ON Carson street,
nea. Penroj House.
ALSO FOR SALE;
1000 Pounds Of good RUSSIAN POTATOES
and u quantity Of Fresh Garden Seeds.
MRS. ". BECK.
Carson, March 5th 1870 I'm
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N o L l C e.!

TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE NEVADA
/ STATE Prison will receive sealed pr posals up
to the 9th DAY OF APRIL, 1870, for furnishing
said State Prison the supplies hereinafter enumer
ated
All pr p,sals must he transmitted TO the Secre-
tnry of the l. ard at Carson City, Nevada. and
marked Proposals for faruishing supplies for the
Nevada State Prison -
Proposals for iu' mining any portion Of the
ticles specified, will tee considered.
The contract ill be awarded to the lowest re-
spoIlsib bidder bidders.
The successful bidder bidders xill be req aired
I" deliver in Carson City. Aevad. all the articles
enumerated in his or Their proposal except be -
within thirty ays after ntics Of acceptance of lis
OF heir bid, and ample security will be required
for the delivery OF supplies # standard quality.
and within the time specified. The Commission
ers reserve ,he right TO reject any and all bids.
All supplies will be paid for in Nevada State
Warrants at par upon the completion Of each con-
tract
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Estate of James e. Stewart,
DECEASED.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ Undersigned, Public Administrator Of the
County Of 0rmsby. and a.imiu i>tratr If the above
named estate. to the cred tors Of. and all persos
having claims against said deceased, TO exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the first publicati n Of this notice ="
tn. unlersy ned at his Office in the County huld-
ings, Carson City.
u. II. BENcE, Administrator.
Carson City, Marh Sth, 1870. 4w
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Dissolution OF copartner.hip.

THE COpARrNEgSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
] listing between A W Tjader and Geo. Munck-
ton, Physisans and Surgeons. is thi, Gay diss lived
by mutual consent AL persons knowing them
selves indebted tn them reque ted to settle NJ
by the first day IF April. their accounts will be
Jeff with the proper officers for collection
A.W TJADER,
GEO. MUNCk ION.
Carson, March 18th. 1870. mh21
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SUPPLIES TO BE FURNISHED.

10 c.sa. roa, oil Deroa,s host oraIr,rl
10 h,xe. s'mr aoiva,e
, ton. SboIe h.rl,y
~ Lees O. if,,n;, blasting Monde,
? oN fret of fnse
can. bjor;de AZ lime
80 feet two inch. 3-rly hose. with courl ling.
40 pairs handcuf.
a. zen large yault padleck
. on In. Rsvo heans
ssac.s Costs R;c. coffaa
9 tons Of -four, extra Euperfne.
/ ton corn meal.
1 barrels picked pork,
500 lbs bacon.
500 lbs hams.
200 lbs dried apples.
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Al. y.
Unknown Owners the South 20 feet Of Iofs and
5; and of the last II feet Of lot liz block No IS
in Mnssers division 81 Carsn City, assessed at %;
lots s, and TO- aud South % feet Of lots ~nd 2,
and g. III h p fret Of the Mas. Il fe~t u let 3, in
block u Of Musser'- division Of Carson ity. LOO;
the North 60 feet T lots /, . 3, and in block
No 20 Of Musser's division Of Carson City, So;
total. TO. Tax and delinquency. IS
Unknown Owners. lots 8. aud 10 in block No
81 of Proctor Green's division Of Canon City,
assessed at 49, that certain parcel Of land rounded
a FLOWS, to wit: commencing at the SW corner
of Carson and y. urteen'h STREETS, running thence
South along the West line Of Carson street. to the
land Of Mrs. J. ONesl: thence West 10 feet TO
the East line of Ormsby street thence North
along the East line If Carson str ct, to the South
line IT Fourteenth street; thence East along said
last named line to place Of beginning, 100; total,
It's. Tax and delinquency, %
8, 1 and 5 in block No y of Musser's division Of
Cars u City, assessed at 80; lots and in block
No 10 Of Proctor Green's division Of 'rson City,
100; lots l, 2 3, 4 and S, in block No Of Currys
division Of Carson City, so; lots 2, 3. and in
block No of Curry's division VI Carson City. so;
lots 1, 2 8, and in block No 10 Of Curry 8 di-
vision Of Carson City, so; total, 800 Tax and de-
Unknown Owners all of block No so in Sears,
Thompson Sears division # Carson City. assessed
a, 20: lot II in block No ~ If Musser's division
Of Carson City. 20; l Of block No So Of Musser's
division of Car son City, so; los tn block No 81,
If Nusser's division cf Carson City, p; lot in
b. OK No 81 IF same DIVISION 25 the North 90 feet
of lots Nos l, 2. s. aud in block No 6S Of same
division at 20 on each, 100; total, $50. Tax and
"a Isl
Augustus Lewis, lot 4 in block 81, Sears. ThOmp-
son & Sears division Of Carson CT y, Is; lots
and 5, block ~, same division, Is; ists and 9,
block - Of Van Wrinkle = Proctor's division. and
south 49, feet Of lots and ia same block. 3OO
one horse, 100; total, $50. Tax and delinquency,
p IN
n. b. Junkins hts and in block No one. in
Musser's division Of Carson City, assessed at 10;
street, by so fest on the VEST line Of Stewart
street. being the SE " Of blcrk No In zane d.
vision, 80; the West 70 feet OF lot In block No
IL Sesrs, Thompson s~arS division u Carson
City, 100: and one COW. So; total, 80. Tax and
"a u
A. D. Msassay, pna~ssory elAin % that pnstiss
r. IN az q a esctios I, Township . u ble 3,
euoon61ine fnsgUnsnsoAe eQDniy kn6W8 - H.
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fREAPrNG NATURES HARVEST. Hun.
dreds q men and boys are now employed
BY the association of New York capital
lists known as the SEA Moss FARtNE Co.,
in reGping from the rocks on the Irish
coast the edible marine lichen, which, as
prepared under the name, of ,RAND's SEA
Moss FAR1NE, has already become one Of
the important manufactured staples Of the
American produce market. The patent
for this cheap and delicious food element
Is scarcely year old, yet its use is all but
universal. Every grocery and general
store, and every respectable druggist es-
tablIshmSnt in the country finds it neces-
saryiito keep supply Of the article.
Housckeepors declare that the quantity
Of exquisite custard, blanc mango, light
pudding, cream, jelly, ETC., prOducible
from the Farine exceeds by one-half that
obtainable from any other, gelatinous
agent used in cookery. Tho central de-
not Is at No. 50 Park Place, New York.
July 2reodaw iietd r!rg=i .traat
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- : y & 4
Wit q clear rom tbs Amendment, taken
fR.eonnectiOn With 9ectiun4 rot Article M
OF the Consultation Of, Vest Virginia, that
ali die male citizens 81 the State are en-
titled to register and vote at all elections
except a person who Is q minor, % a un-
sound mind, or Q paupeE, or who y under
conviction Of treason, felony, Or bribery
In an election, or who has NOT, been o
resident Of tie State for one year. or oil
the county In which, be offers 70 vote for
thirty days next precedldg such offer TO
vote, or who has since the first day Of
June, one thousand eight hundred and
slxty.one, given voluntary aid Or assist.
ance to the rebellion Gg 1inst the United
States, unless such person has volunteered
into the military or naval service Of the
United States, and has been, or shall be,
honorablY discharged therelfom.
It Is The, duty Of the Boards Of Regb'
tration In the several counties, and of the
Registrars In tho townships, 10 execute
the law as they find It, featlesslyi yet
strictly and fmpartially; not permitting
themselves in any case to be controlled by
prejudice or passion. nor to be influenced
by Interested persons or parties, nor in
Inundated by threats Of violence.
Ample poweris given to the Boards Oh
Registration to preserve order and enforce
Obedience to the law. This power should
be exercised with discretion, and not upon
any slight proyocaton but should be
used promptly and to. the full extent when
tho necessities Of the case demand It.
re- .i.Pg ''''.' W. E. STEVENSON,
" ".t 1aht W w L. ~ G0per1or.
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GREAT SuCcEss.-The treasurer OF Van
Amburgh & Co.'s Menagcrie made return
to tho Collector of InternalRevenue, Of
three thousand three hundred and forty
five doilafs az their receipts is this city on
the 4th inst. Judging from the immense
numbers inattendance during the day and
evening, we had supposed that the receipts
would have reached a much higher fig
uro, The return, however, Is, verified by
affidavit and must be received as correct
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To KEEP THE PEAcE.GFrank Linden
was arrested and brought before Esqr.
olchan, yesterday morning, charged with
being implicated in a Breach Of The
peace. The examination was postponed
until last evening, whenthe case was fully
heard Tho .dificulty grew out of an at
tempt by another party to unload a boat
laden with muck iron at reduced price,
The investigation resulted IN Linden's
being held to bail in the sum Of one hun
dred dollars that he Would keep the peace
for ono yeari;l y HHiti'la W
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TIE FoURTirttN THE CRY AND VIcnI-
TY.+ Monday wasvery generally observed
in this city,, Business was entirely Sus-
pended throughout tho day, and our citi-
zens gave themselves up to participation
in the festivities prepared for the occasion.
These were 50 numerous and widely sepa-
rated ItAatlwe car, Do nothing ! mQ eg than
mention them briefly. K
First in order wename Van Amburgh
and Co.'S AIenagerie; which from1O A. N.
to 10 P. NJ, was throngcd with thousands.
The immense canvass during the hours
named was constantly crowded to its ut.
most capacity. 1t isreprescnted to be the
finest collection Of animals seen here in
many years, and all who visited it were
loud in their praises Of its EXCELLENCE.
The picnic on tho Fair Grounds waS
largely attended, and must have yielded a
handsolne,amou to those whogot 1t up.
The object for which II was held was to
complete the repairs on St. James Cattle
dral.
The races on the grounds were wit.
messed by q large crowd, and the comic
performances afforded infinite amusement
to old and young, Dancing in one of the
halls was maintained during the greater
portion q The day.
ToZanes orchard, in the grove at Mar
tinsville, Walters Grove, Frasier's hill,
West Wheeling, the camp ground near
IQupdSyills 4Iipso and 9rssPp'sy Grove
PaftieA Went 0ut tFont tho 'ctty ahd passed.
the day. All returned at scasonable
hour in the evening. We hear Of nothing
that occurred to mar the pleasure enjoyed
at each of the points named. Good order
was observed, thanks to those who had
made tho arrangements for the several
parties, and we hear the services, In this
particular, 81 Esqr. Kelsey and David
Wagner, of West Wheeling, highly spO,
ken Of At this point the German Casho'
lie congregation uOfa,O cntees Wheeiing
passed apleaSant. day. i.2i 100 s,. 4 .
Altogether, va doubt II q, moro J" quiet
and orderly Fourth Of J8ly = temsh.
bercd in ills city, To the credit IF e. our g
people We arc gratifled to DO able to state
that Xgy few iptoxieataa perRaRE were
visible on the streets.
,Jeo1f8 VoNiuQ .
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qiHuRr AT THE FiRR-The hostler Of
the horses attached 70 the Atlantic Steam
Fire engine was Was knocked over and hurt at
the intersection Of Market and Quincy
streets, during the fire Yesterday morning.
Histeam was standing at tho point desig-
mated, when that drawing, the aYigilant
came rnahingr down Market street and
collided with them, The Atlantic's horses
dashed up Quincy, dragging the hostler,
who succeeded in turning, them on the
pavement and stopping them when about
halt way up toLFourth street Several
persons ran to the. assistance 81 the man,
and rescued him from his perilOus posi-
ton. He was taken to the Office Of DR..
Hulllhsn,' Just opposite, and his injuries
properly cared for. We heard last even
ing that. he was quite comfortable, and
would DO able tozresume his duties in a
day or two. t'll4 ~, 5.' .' ,,',,5
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4 AEoitIaEhR& ffATiCR 1NBERRy! -Atslsg gram
from DR.. A. s. Todd, of this city, at Gran
berry Summit temporarily, was received
by DR.. Hupps lgst evening, announcing
that Mrs. T. had been quite seriously in
jurcd, yesterday, by jumping from o
buggy while in rapid motion. DF,T and
4ady were drifting o Sbt1 wien thS horse
took fright and started to run. Mrs. T.
leaped from the buggy and sustained very
considerable injuries DR. Hupp LEFT for
Cranberry by tns Il Il 0sslOek train last
night.
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IRoN-PuoSPHoRUs.c A1lSAYA.--The three best
Tones, SkIllfally and elegantly combined in an
amber-oolorod cordial, beautifully Transparent to
tho eye, pleasant to tho taste, acceptable 70 the
stomach, in Ca0Well, Hazard = Co.'S ForpO,Pho
phoEated Blixer Of CAllSAyA Bark. '.t pD,t
Bach pint contains ono ounce OfROyal CalIOAya
Bark, and each teaSpoonfal contains one gain OF
Iron, Samples faInishOd fFee 10 tho profession.
fnI. 20, CAsWR1L., HAZARD d CO.,
Sold BY ali Druggists, ~ IS-Ss . J! v,
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FDRIRE1AND. cMesas. John Craw-
ford and John Given, Of our city, leave on
the carly train over tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad this morning, for New
York, whence they expect to sail next
Saturday morning for Ireland. We wish
them n pleasant trip volt II .s,-.rK
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POLICE CogRF,- There are no holidays
in the police court. Fourth of July,
WashIngton's birthday. o Christmas and
New Years; are nothing more than any
other days, 50 far as this y tribunal Is con-
cerned. nj ;tp: i,ra gliIFH .;aF
, In confederation ofitlie foregoing state
ment session Of the court was held Mon
day morning, and the following cases dis.
posed Of; Allen Coles, Thomas Murray
and Bernard O'Neal, were arraigned for
being drunk on the streets, and were each
fined one dollar and costs Margaret Jones,
prostitution and lewdness, ten dollars and
costs. Inldefault Of payment the cyprian
was sent to jail for thirty days, T , .... !,
AtyesteFday mornings session George
McAdams was called up for trial on q
CHARGE of assault, but he requested q
.postponement Of the examination to ena.
BILE him to have material witnesses pres.
emit. His request was granted, and the
case will be heard this morning at nine
O'clock wlti Y 's1s'n.' t't :
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HAND INJURED-The only accident we
heard of occurring here in connection
with the celebration Of the Fourth, was
one which, happened ,toJa small colored
boy On Fourth street, while engaged in
charging pistol. During the operation
Of loading the shooting iron, 1t was dis.
charged, the wad passing through the
lads right hand, decorating 1t quite Sc.
vercly. ~,