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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14
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IgssRs EvEuspx HAtSgs. Gra'g = gents N.w
England Maluai Liis lnsgraacs COMPANY.
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GeAtfes.ea On nv own behalf aBA ia ths name
af sny orphan children. | hvS t. thauk you, nna
through you the New Eugias.d Autasi Life fnsar-
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lisyi9g NJ iay terminated policy the life nf ny
Isstab,l. "a tie zist Janasry. l>65. missJFsuae
s0la I.e!lsd inc fsFez" ths gaynSnt 81 the .ass
prcmiain--wsiea non n-paymelt in auy other eoiD-
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Ios Uvpfj"ye1 wisb tie rscelIt of TIE aasonnt "
he policy iess tbs amount u tie unpaid pfeH iam
,nfy J.. thanks L. the equity s.. tbs Massaehuse:ls
i.apss Laws. taat must b.ess many widows aai
taeir children. ! recomnts nj iAs New Easand
Neiaal To al wlo would provide asaiust possible
HisiartHu. I sincerely thaisk you again. * ite
snen fsr the payment. and aiso for your generous
nj gentiesnanly ass.s;anes n the matter
Respectfully, H@fsEI MILLER.
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careaat Homo.

Persons al = distance can be CURED AT
HOME. b. addressing n letter to DR.. Gibbon,
stating ease symptoms, lsngtb OF time she disease
has continued, aud have medicines promptly for
waTdel. fee ef damage and curiosity, to any
pars 81 the eourtFy, With full and plain directions
Tor by enclosing SIS dollars in currency $10
IN coin, in registerel letter, through the Post
agsire on Wells, Fargo 4 CO. 4 package of ncdi-
cine viii be forwarded by express to any part Of
tbs Union.
Address DR J. F. GIBB0S.
Box 90, San francisco, California.
Remember f. pni box 251 On the letter.
Consultation FREE.
sss- Correspondents viii pleare inform DR.
.GIBD0S that thay read his advertisement in {. >
sTArE RIGHTS DENocg4T.
may i5s4n3eYI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL REroRrER-Th'
December snd January numbers of the Ore
gon Medical aad Surgical Reporter have ar
rived. Owing to the death Of DR.. Lingo and
sickness of another member &c the Faculty
the issue nf the December number was defer.
red until January. The Reporter Is very
excellent publication and It's value should
not lie overlooked or ii regarded 10y the pub
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14
Albany, on Wednesday, the Esd day Of
March. 1870,

at 10 o'clock a. N Of said day. Tor the purpose OF
nominating Governor Member Of Congress. See
rotary Of State, Treasurer. State Printer Judge OF
Second District, Judge Of third District. and
Judge .Of Filh District, 10 be supported at the
next June election.
By order OF said Committee. representation Ia
said Convention was based on the vote cast for
Democratic Congressman at the last election. Civ
ing to each county delegate for every seventy
Eve Democratic votes clst and one delegate for
every fraction Of thirty eight and over. bat allow
ing each county at least enc delegate therein
which ruie ef apportionment viii give to tho sew
eral counties tho following number of delegates,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

DIED:
SETTLEMIER-In this city, JAM O.. 1870
FREDDY, only son Of G. I. and Il. T. EettIemier
aged 3 days.
"No purer are the sno v fakes
That wrap the hills in white,
No fIirer are the roses
That winds Of autumn blight,
Than was our little darling,
The smiling gift CT love,
Who left US in the morning
For endless 5liss above"
PUTNAM In North Brownsville, Jan 6, 1870
AKSA MARY III Y, daughter of David FL. an
Catherine Pullman, aged months and q days
MeMinnvilie paper please copy.
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The time for holding the County Conventions TO
elect delegates to the State Convention, left
by the Committee to the several County Commit
tees. whose duty 1t will be TO provide .herefnr.
The Committee would respectfully urge prompt
action the part OF the Democracy ofthe several
counties. L. T. GROVER, Chairman.
V TREyfrT, Secretary
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sPE ECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
oRes RIO. o. Front Street,
djoiniug the Telegraph oaiec. Portland. orego

SPECIAL COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS.
Accounts Notes, Bonds Drafts. and Mercantile
Claims OF every description throughout 0rcgoa
and tie TerFitsr sris-. WILL BE MADE 4 sPE-
CIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECTED. ss
we'll with due regard for economy in ali basi-
matters intfuscl to bis and the proceeds
paid over punetaally.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

Latest market Izsrort.

New York-Wheat 81 40al 60.
Liverpool-Wheat 9s I'D.
San Francisco-Flcur. s. 2505 so.
+" Wheat, 81 62(dl 65.
{" Barley, 81 S90a1 so.
"ss I" Oats, 81 20@S1 so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.

L
WAR WITH SPAIN
CUBA TAKEN .
OUR MINISTER WITHORAWNII
NOTWITHSTANDING ALL THIS TROUBLE,
PC. HARPER g. CO.
HAVE IusT RECEIVED FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
very large and well selected stock Of
|! GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Which they offer
At Prices to Suit the Times !
Their stock consists. 10 part. rs follows: A large
supply Of
HEAVY 0AssIMEREs AND FLANEELs
Donims, Hickory Stripes, Checks,
Sheetings---Bleached and Unbleachod,
French COttOnadeS, Canton FlannGlS and
Heavy Blankets.
A gplendid Assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODSI
-sucu As
SILKS.
PoPLINs.
BRocADEs.
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
MERINoS,
PRINTS.
DELAINES.
FANCY PATTERNS.
SiIAWLs,
BALMoRALs AND
moor SKIRTS.
FANCY NOTIONS.
TRIMMINGS. ae..
Ladies anil Mi.sls IIoois iists, Mullins. d., &c.
4 gnyd asseitmeht of
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHIINGI
Gents Farnishing Geod.. 8e.
4 omrlets assortment Of sien's. boys aud Youths
KIP AND CALF BOOTS AND SHOES!
) TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Also the iatest styles aud bes, quality Of
Ladies', Misses 81 ChIIdrcn's Shoes.
4 splendid aE.as,meu, o.
GROCERIES,
QUEEXsvT ARE s. GLASSWARE:
Hardware L Table Cutlery!
WINDOW SHADES. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
cARPETING.
Mems, Boys and chnarsn's Hats
Hood and Wdlo.e Hare.
fn fact. almost every thin. usualiy kept in re-
tail stoFe.
Having bought our goods 90 the best terms that
The narket viii afford. and selected taeus wilh
great eare. ~ geel warranted Is saying
that offer ne great Inducements
to customers any 0auss - tas
trade. sad hope. rs siF.etni'
teatiop t. business nud
tac wants ef ea tt.fa.
,Ts, ta merit lib-
sTAI patronage
frola tbs
pabita,
= . Remember the place; Tie bouse ETaerly
occupied by y. Mansfield 4 iiFa.
7. G. HARPER 4 co.
Albany. Oct -. ise9--vsnl0if.
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NorIcE.-Read the "To whom it may con.
cern" advertisement in another colum.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

PAnrr.-Last evening Mr.. John Parker cele-
brated the occasion Of his removal int bis fine
new dwelling By giving very pleasant party, at
which the invited guests enjoyed themselves inn
m.nseiy.
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sAbooK.-Read the advertisement of the Capt
tai Saloon, Salem, in another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

March IIrS.-Chas. Lewis, living miles
from Harrisburg last week took into that
city hog weighing 6l2 lbs! Who can bcal
Charley?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

LEcrCRE.-M John Arnoup is expected te
lecture in this city during next week 0
SpirituaIism Of which due and sufficient no.
tice will be given.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

'PAiNTUG AociDExT.-Last Monday eve.
ming. while a cauple Of little boys belonging
rs ". cha-. Riley. in this city, were play
ing with h,w and arrows. one of tl,e little
fellows discharged an arrow which passc,,
horizontally acr"ss his Lrother's face. cut
the bali of his Jeff eye 50 badly that it
is feared the sight is gone
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

wo tho Undersigned Committee, APP
pointed to decide upon the merits Of tho washing
done by Kane's Condensed Soap and Common
Boiler, decide chat the washing done by KANE's
CONDENSED SOAP, is the best, doing the worl,
in a superior manner with less labor, rubbing
being done in using Kanc's Soap but that borax
was used in the Automatic Boiler.
d. RUNNELS North Yamhill.
DANIEL sTRANG, Salem.
II. C. CRAWFORD, !"
Salem, June, 18th, 1869. Committee.
Eane's Condensed soap.--yAScouvEn W.
T.. August, 1869. Mr.. KAxE-sir: Yours Of
the 9th received, and in answer to your inquiries
can say that your Soap has given perfect salts
faction--has performed all it was recommended t.
perform. On giving II a trial, the washwomar
washed six dozen Of pieces, without the aid Of any
machine on rubbing Yours, respectfully, Il
augl2n52Y4tf. j. i. RANKIN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

DAMAoEs.-We learn that Mr. c. I. Fin
Tyson, formerly Of this city, received 81 ,oOC
damages for injuries received at the recent
railroad disaster in California.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14
DEMOCaATIc STATE CONVENTION.

BY virture Of tho notion Of tho Democratic
State Convention. which was held at Portland, on
Thursday. March 18th, 1865, and of the Democrat
ie State Central Comm ittee. which was held at the
same place, on Jar. s. 1870, the Democratic State
Cnnrrntinn will be held NJ
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

EnRArA.-our friend Jake Fleischner'.
name is not Flashner, bur IS Fleischner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

WILL 0FEs.-Mr. Ii. Brenner has leased
Iouck & Myers magnificent new hotel
in this city, and will furnish and open il
for the reception Of guests in few days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

.DAILv PAFEa.-we have received the frs
No. of the Daily Democratic Press, publish
i at Salem. hy Beriah Brown. II is ahon'
the SIZE Of the Radical daily in that city, is
neatly printed, contains crcditable amount
Of reading matter, and promises 10 make il
lively for the Republicans during the
campaign. We wish it veil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14
NOTICE
=. WHEELER,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Brownsville. orcucn,

T EGAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS
4 made and attestcd. Collections and Con-
veyancing attended 10. no26v5nl5yl.
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a. The Advertisement nf J. -
.A~.aTiTUs' New Je@elry Establish
N Rlent viii appear IN q short time.
Owipg to rush Of business he II
unable sonnsr 70 prepare n de-
tcriptiYe list his merchandise.
Albany. Dee. 10, isG9 9-v5nI7yl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

ARRIyED.--lIon. Geo. Z. Cole, Secretary
Of the East Side Railroad, has arrived in
this city, accompanied by surveyors, for the
purpose Of establishing the new route of the
road through Aibanv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

BRooM FAcToRY.-A gentleman has re
Gently settled in Albany, who il now en-
gagged in establishing Broom Factory in
the eastern part of the city. This will add
an important branch to the manufacturing
interests of this community, and We truss
aur citizens will give its founder suitable
encouragement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIEsl NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY,
e23 Kearnv St., corner Commercial,
Private Entrance on Commercial st.,
San FRANCISCO.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854, fsf
the treatment OF Sexual snd
Seminal Diseages, such ss G0n-
orrbna, Glset, Structure, gyph-
his in. all IFS forms, Seminal
Weakness, isnpotency, ete.-
skin Diseases (of years stand
Dg) and liberated Legs sue.
essfully treated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

HAND sosE.-Mr. Hand, editor of the
Dal.es M0untQineer. was married to Miss p
E. Grinncll, IN San Frasicisco, on the l3th
December. We presume his paper will no:
have to suspend for want Of Hands hereafter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

DR. GTBB0S Is responsible. and viii give to
e1eh patient a written instrument binding himself
u effect radical ard permanent cure Ct make no
eharse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-14

Iss Division, Emma Bryant ID Division
Bertie Pa Irtop /; 3fd Division, Olive CuIYer
The ne w tenn Of school opened on Nor.
day last, With Mr. Taylor as Principal and
Misses Newman and Mulkey as assistants
and with an attendance of l07 pupils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
He was taken by the landlord 10 tho lawyer to make
complaint Bond did not seem Of a inclined 70 be com

He was taken by the landlord 10 tho lawyer to make
complaint Bond did not seem OF Ill inclined TO be oo
muDicatIye.
10 the same room lay Carter. big burIy hardooking
lie says he beat every day OF the voyage yet
aecdenty hurt by heavy plank falling on itthe
other. he says the captain Jumped On ana bruised be-
denied by the captain and others
Miller found sitting mp: his nose IL badly injured
he says by the second mate. Iie IL g0od-natured
Prssan and says he has nothing against the captain or
the officers except 1.-THE second mate was too foolish to
strike him." Capt. Peabody was very KIND TO him.
Carter had licked" him many times on the voyage; so
had Brady and Others and they stole ms cotng ana me-
saws he s ne @e HU weps sRng ali the time them
selves and Carter had tried To beat MN since ne haa
ants lie s sey ny will never go TO sea again On being
questioned why he made aiidyit charging the
ing purpose The boarding keeper told him
to come with him and the Others and they went 10 "a
something which was read rapidly, ana he asked TO
sign his name, but hc could not and he made ms marx
He knows nothing OF the import OF the legal proceedings
and says II there good In the ship he would
be willing to sail with Capt Peabody, who gave MN
ually took him aft to preserve him from the fury and
aDnse OF his shipmates He 10 slmple-Ininded go3u
converse with him. lie fears Carter very much and is
now occupying room apart from that brute -,
There "a number OF sea-farmg men in the hospital
among them Mr. Wood who formerly sailed with
capt Peabody and who speaks IN the highest terms OF
the employ has known Capt Peabody thirty years.
ana speaks IN the same terms OF him Inc opinion OF
hospital Ia that these four are the mere tools IN
the hands OF sharpers
After leaving the hospital visit paid TO the ship,
where our reporter found legal representative "
making oyertures for "a settlcmhnt Of the He was
told To wait until today. policeman who was on
board the ship when the crew went ashore says that
Millers not broken then. He IL positive as TO
this, az Miller 10 him and told him that coat had
been stolen from him, and the officer made effort to
recover IT, Thewhole affair bears the appearance Of bold
attempt To cNtort money from Capt Peabody. and the
suit In insisted upon some Of the very men who have
made AFFIDAVIT against HIM will probably be used as iA
best WItnesseh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
ALASKA.
THE FUR sEALs--RECoMMENDATiO OF SEC
RETARY BOUTWELL,.

THE FUR sEALS-REC0MMENDATlO OF SEC
RETARY BOUTWELL,.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lin compliance with
the resolution Of the House OF Representatives of JAN IT,
Secretary Of the Treasury has communication
O that body giving information concerning the fur seal
fisheries Of Alaska. with recommendations TO the best
means Of preserving them and securing The
act of July a. 1885, construed by the Treasury De
partment designed chiefly to apply TO killing the fur
seals for trade and instructions issued all oDg TIE
natives to take sufficient number estimated at 40 cents
each to furnish an annual income 10 each native OF
SIS ~ This permission authorized the killing by the
roth islands Of 423I7 seals in all As whether
ercstcr number been killed the Secretary says the
evidence conflicting bnt he is OF the opinion that
least in excess Of this number have been killed by
the natives An the skins which have been taken how
ever Sill remain on the islands, which are ID charge Of
the agents ~ the Government.
The Secretary that is necessary for the
of the seal fisheries that the animals would
either be destroyed driven away II tile business OF
turing tbcm the trade IN the skins at the islands.
open to free competitions and that snch course
would only be destructive 10 the business bnt q
criminal to the natives, who have right 10 their
fisheries least the extent necessary their
support. and Ia whom the Government Of the United
States II bound In furnish protection If the animals
diminishing the supply. The proposition TO lease the
islands for term Of years To private parties for
nua rental e deems objectionable because It would give
exclusive control OF branch Of industry important to
the people of the Tinted States II the preparation Of the
skins for se should be transferred from, London To this
country lie proposes that the Treasury Department
entire control Of the business Of the isaud establish
a rigid system OF military and naval police, exclude
everybody its servants and agents. and carry
the fur and seal business with the natives by OF
Treasury Agents; the skins taken 10 be sold by the
Government at auction III san Francisco or NcwlO rk,
and the profits II be applied 10 the education and
religious instruction Of the natives, and generally for
their physical intellectual. and moral Improvement lie
states that the OF maintaining the military and
al fOcOs under this plan would not he much greater
than at present IN accordance with the foregoing
recommendation he suggests that the Secretary OF tho
Treasury be authorized 10 sppont agents 10 snperinend
this business and that an appropriation OF FOOOV De
made of which the natives sal be paid for the labor
performed by them. and the other expenses incident To
shall he betrayed. In cnncusOu he
immediate legislation, the season for operations will
begin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN.

Action against the Board Of Health,
Thomas n Van BIHt agt John NOtone ana
anthony PrdnkIin.-Iast Summer the defend
ants were employed by tho Board OF Health 10
Bay The plaintiff alleges that the boat was ms prOp
erty and IN consequences OF its removal ana Subsequent
loss he sustained damages to the amount OF $500 FOR he
defense IL was alleged that the boat mad formerly Dcen
used rendering establishment. but for long time u
had been lying IN Gowanus Bay apparently aDandohcn
and without any owner Then IL used as receptacle
was not only very dsagreeabe, hut also exceedingly
dangerous To the health OF those living b that LOCALITY
The Health Commissioners. in accordance with the pow
vested In them by the legislature, ordered
Island aud employed the defendants TO perform
that work The vessel was much out or re-
pair sunk while being tOwed TO her Destination
the loss of the vessel they aege, was IN no way
caused by any negligence on ,heir part ana Ihat IN al
that they did they only carried out the orders OF the
Health The defense also set mp the ALE
CATION that the boat aud its contents were I'D suc con
dtion make 1t Imperative On the part ei the Boaid
Of Health 10 order the removal
The fact OF the removal ana Tie value OF the ooa anu
sworn to Dy plalDtlH Dr StlIcs
was called behalf OF the defense To prove tat the boat
and ts contents nuisance No testimony " that
raised by plaintiff counsel The passage OF resolution
by Board OF Health ordering the removal OF the boat
testified 10 by Charles Garden clerk III the employ
OF the Board - A
following questions First whether the people on board
reasonable care Second, tDey ava
not fault is To be attributed 10 defendants
tins the Board OF Healhi Third what y the
value Of the boat Fourth, was the destruction OF tns
vessel caused by the negligence OF the derendants
Fifth, did the plaintiff have any notice or the ORDERS
81 the Board Of Health under which defendant acted
such action In answer 10 these quesonr tue
defendants or Their agents; thrd-sS00; fourth-No;
nfIll-kO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
THE AlLEcED NEPTUNE 4rRocIrInS.

THE MEN WHO MADE THE AEtIDANIIs
Yesterday visit was paid to the Long
Island College Hospital Brooklyn. with view OF con
versng with Brady Garter, Bond and Miller, late sea
men on board the ship Neptune The House Surgeon
extended every facility 10 reporter and previous TO
seeing the men, said IN answer 10 inquiries regarding
the injuries alleged to have been received on board the
ship that o them serious aud 1t was not Ger
tain TINT they were inflicted by their officers.
Brady irst seen, and more brutal-lookng man n
seldoIp met with. Ho has the bridge OF his
nose which he alleges inflicted by the second mate,
I'M, which he told the captain made by the fool Of
The foresai His eye exhibits bad swelling. winch he
charges was made by blow from chpISiii'
bar IA the hands Of the second mate, but
which he stated The day after the Occurrences
was cansed by both himself and the second mate falling
while performing duty. He says u was ms boarding.
bouse keeper nduced HIM 10 make an aihdhvll ana
the captain He had no idea what damages lac
eoud recover He would not have hOngt of gong INTO
Court bnt for his landlord He with the Others came on
shore on Saturday and had good pne ana on Tuesday
he put IN the hospital -, =. -,
Next, Bond was visited. lie was IN bed, but was not
Confined H. He there. ie caine 10 LAYER.
pool with money 10 pay his passage 10 his country but
A. robbed tben he shipped. snpposng ho would
have Nv easy De the oecss IN III able seaman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS SENTENCES.

At the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett, william II. Summers, con-
yictcd OF swIndDg the emgrant Lynch while about re-
turning To Ireland, brought up Tor sentence mo
ton was made by his counsel for new trial oD the
ground that the verdict not in accordance with the
evidence The decision ~ the Court was reserved l..
Pauline MERCER, who pleaded guilty TO stealing about
200 worth Of jewery from the Everett House snort
time ago was sent the Pcnltcntlsry for one year
Charles Wagner convicted OF stealing trunk containing
about $50 worth clothing from Frederick Gy, an I'M
migrant was the Pentenary for three years ana
half Alonzo Flock pleaded guilty To false pretenses
and was the State Prison for three years Ade
line Hoffman was found guilty OF discharging loaded
pistol AT Thomas Hines in the house No 1913 Chatamst
night OF January She was sent TO the PenIten
tIary for three months. James Haskell was found
guilty of shooting Officer sutton In the neck on Jan III
ave. and sent to the State Prison for b'e