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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16
THE BEST CHANCE YET.-A grand

THE BEST CHANCE YET.-A grand
musical festival will be givenaon the
4th of July, at Brooklyn; Alameda
county, California, at which $50, 900 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket,
holders. There are 2,l66 prizes-one.
chance in every p. The prizes, range
from 50 up to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund, a Fire Department., and to the
four churches of Brooklyn. This is
the most liberal schedule yet. offered
the pubic on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
koppel X Plat, clothiers, corner OF
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale OF tickets in this
city.
NoTICE.-AlI persons holding GER
titicates of Indebtedness against the
United States Branch Mint in this city,
issued on occur of services rendered
or materials furnished in January and
February, 1869. are requested to call
on the Chief Clerk at the Mint during
the present month to settle their
claims, As the accounts must be closed
on the lst of July next. IL. +. RICE.
WATER.-Notice is hereby given,
that l OWL and have a deed for all he
right. title and interest of VIM. A.
Hawthorne i'll and to the Cold Spring
Water Works. i'll Carson City. Nevada.
and l forbid the further payment for
water rents. tor said Water Works, to
the said Hawthorne or any person act
ing for him. l.. ID. SWEENEY.
James J. Mandiebaum keeps con-
stantly on hand the finest imported
Havana and domestic cigars. tobacco.
in all its various modes of preparation,
confectioHerieS, fruits, nuts, etc.
60 to y. j.. SAVERS for Your gen.
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices.
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THE FIRE AT GOLD HILL,

The Gold Hill News says about
thirty buildingswere destroyed blythe
fire. Theefire extendeds through from
the Bdipee millltothe old Columbus
Brewery, and destroyed every build
ing to q short distance above the Gram
ite mill. The fire was undoubtedly
the work-of an incendiary, as it was
kindled in an unoccupied building at
the upper end of town, back Of the
Eelipse~mill: The News furnishes the
following list of losses:
Eclipse mill, $4,000: Granite mill,
81 900; Eclipse stable, $500; J. b. Hill,
lodging house, SEQ: Mrs. Enfeson's
lodging house, 5000; J. Coleman,
dwelling. $500; J. Cassidy, dwelling,
$500; Henry Motz, dwelling, 5000;
Mrs. Bates, lodging house, $1,000;
Sol We'll, lodging house. occupied by
Mrs. Ryan, $500; Mr.. Lafee. dwelling,
occupied by Mrs. Hatch, $500; Impe-
rial barn, 500; John Fenton. DWELL
ing, $500; Mrs. Dolan, dwelling, 800;
Henry Smith, dwelling, Si00; Lafee's
boarding house, $500; John Me
Quaid, dwelling, $3.50; J. Mailloux,
cabin. $500; Nye's shop. $50. Total.
S33, 400. The above estimate does not
include all the losses in furniture,
wearing apparel, etc. Many, Mrs.
Emerson, for instance, losteverything,
even to iewelry, etc., being in the
closest proximity to where the fire
cominenced, while others farther of
managed to save the contents of their
houses. Other cabins We're burned
besides what we have mentioned, but
we did not ascertain particulars at 10
ownership, etc. The amounts of in
surance as far as we have learned are
as follows: j. b. Hill, $500: Mrs.
Bates, 1890: John Cassidy. $500; j.
Coleman, $500; 5. p. Derby, $500
Total, $500.
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TRUNK RoBBED.-John +. Jones is
unfortunate. Nearly four years ago
he was defeated for Lieutenant Cover
nor on the Gorham ticket. Yesterday
he came down from Gold Hill, Ne
vada. At the depot he met Joe.
Glover. who took the check he had
for his trunk and gave it to a baggage
,~eXpreSsinan. with instructions TO leave
it at Booth x Co.'S store. He did SO,
but the place being locked up he
merely left it in the doorway. where
it remained until some time during the
night. when an individual as vet I'M
known happened along. broke open
the trunk, and distracted from it and
departed with two suits of blue cloth
clothing. two pairs Of boots. two pairs
of sleeve buttons. one hair chaiH-gOld
mounted-oRe ring set with anne
thySts and diamonds, four new silk
shirts, three or four new tooth brushes
and u bottle of cologne, of none OF
which articles have tidings Yet been
receired.-[Sac. Record, Is h.
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GRACE GREENwOoD.-Grace Green
wood~Irade a speech entirely ont of
the usual order at a oma suffrage
convention in Boston. She said she
would limit the suffrage tothree classes
of women, and include, first unmar
ried having property to be
taxed; second, married women; and
third, such others as may desire the
ballot. She recommended a property
qualification, and thought a voting
should be required to have a
watch regularly wound up and kept
to tune, a clothes wringeranda sewing
machine. As as intelligence qualifica-
ton she suggested that a woman
should be athletic add up her m%illlner's
bill and verify its correctness, to cut a
pudding, TO put on a button, and, in an
emergency, to keep Il boarding house
and support herself and husband re.
Specially.
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"CURIOsITIES o. H CENSUS.-Un-
der the title Of ''Curiosities of the
Census" the Washington Chronicle
reviews the statistics of Arizona, and
discovers that though IS States are
represented in its population, Nevada
and West Virginia have no represen-
tatives. The writer was correct in
placing that information under the
the head Of ''curiosities," inasnIuch as
not Ear from one-third Of Arizona's
population is from Nevada, including
the Governor. The Chronicle contin-
ues: The Old Dominion is credited
with 81 Of the population, while Of the
noble sons of the forest-the red men
there are but -, and of the colored
people, 24." Twenty-Five noble fred
men OF the forest in Arizonat" The
Chronicle can pass now.
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CNoPs.-A correspondent of the
Sacramento Union writes from EXC
that ''the past Spring has been ex-
eeeiingiy cold and backward; never
theiess the crops are looking splen-
dIGty earring out grasshoppers and
crickets, who make their appearance
about Joly). We will have a full crop
ot grain and hay, with plenty of lase
Su.nmer ana Fall vegetables. In
many localities the whole face of the
country resembles that of one i'm
mense pasture field; the grass, al
though short, is thickiy set upon the
ground"
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EFFECT OT III DRoUrH.-Large
cattle oWHerS in most of the southern
valleys OF California are driving their
stock into the foothills and mountains,
on accOant of The short and %shrivelled
pastura-e. The Nisalia Delta says
that in TUlare county the stock de-
.,a.ture amounts almost to IA panic.
y few days ago 1900 head of horses
left in Ii lot; large bands of horned
cathedral previously been driven of,
and oilers are preparing to follow.
The experience of the present year
should teach owners of large herds OF
live stock to make better provision for
is subsistence in the future.
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New YORK, June ia special from
Frankfort says the numherof invalid>
by the late war amounts to 1890 Off
GERS aud IL, 02S uncommisSioned Off
GERS and men. The Alsatians and
Lorrainians, though they became in
valid in the French service, Will
participate, 10 a certain extent. ifthey
choose.
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The Gifts will be awarded in a precisely SINH
lar manner ~ at rhe Concert given in San Fran
Csc" in aid Of the Mercantile Library.
Treasurer. BANK OF IL. IL. FLAGG, Gold
Hill, with whom all moneys will be deposited.
All endorsements will be made through said
Eank.
TEN f CENT. commission will be allowed
to parties taking fifty tickets. Commission paid
in Tirkets.
The drawing will be under the management Of
a Committee # prominent citizens of Virginia
city ami Gold Hill.
aS-AI orders sbonld be addressed 10 J. T.
WELTON, General Business Manager. Office,
Fl-gs ; Bank, Gold Hill.
II. {. MANNING. Secretary.
II. II. FLAGG, Treasurer.
j. d. Kersey, Agent. Carson.
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SoianO county elects delegates to the
Republican State Convention unpledg-
ed To- Governor. but favorable to L.
j. Mfzhef for Lieut.. Governor.
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Bowen, late ''loyal" member of Con-
eress from South Carolina, is now
holding a solitary session in Jail, hav-
ing been convicted of bigamy.
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. June 10. 1871.

JSDicrEp.LThe U. S. Grand Jury
las found a bill against Stephen c.
Miller, one of the Alta mail robbers.
The robbery took place II h mail
ar of the Central Pacific Railroad
rain, at Alta, Placer county, Call, on
The 2lst of last January. Tue a was
in charge OF Mail Agent John A. Ben
ham, but he was not implicated in the
robbery. The robbers, when captur-
ed, gave the name of Wythe, stating
that they were brothers. Subsequent
investigation showed hat the real
names of the parties were Stephen c.
Miller and Robert Miller, brothers.
Robert Miller occupied the position OF
Mail Agent on the road at the time o
the robbery. 1t will be remembered
that Stephen twice attempted self
destruction by cutting his throat, and
also attempted to jump from the sec
ond story OF d hotel. He was confined
in the San Francisco County Hospital
for sew eral months. and during a por-
ton of the time his recovery was con-
sidered doubtful. The brothers were
brought from the County Jail and ar
raisnea before the Court. They both
pleaded mot guilty." and were re-
manGed tothe custody ofthe Marshal.
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NJ OF e.

DEfNG ABOUT To LEAVE FOR EUROPE.
- the undersigned has placed his Fruit and
Vegetable bnsinesi in the hands Of j. lVANCO-
VlCII, who is authorized to collect all bills due
AMI settle all accounts against
GEORGE ZENOvICH.
Carson City, June 6, 1871. je,-lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16

CHAMBERL1N-In this city, at ) O'Clock
a. m, June 18th, Adelaide F., wife of y.
d.. Chamberlin, a native of New York,
aged % years.
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POSTPONEMENT.

The above Gift Concert is until
SATURDAY, June oath, when it will positively
take place Jelo-td
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% 600 TICKETS, AT 81, 612 GIFTS,
.OV.OOO During the Concert the sum Of
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
CIRCUS.

H. C. LEf----.D Director AMI Equestrian Manager
DIR. Z. II. Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-02
A SUGAR REFINERY in Trouble.

Alleged Saspensisn If thc LonS Island sugar
r. Rncry Company-The Cause.
n was reported yesterday on the street that tine
long Island Sugar Refining Company had sus-
pended or would soon suspend business. Those
Yno ought 10 know Of what they annrm, and who
no supposed to know all about the affairs OF the
COMPANY claim that tho affairs Of the concern are
YIN great confusion" but that there is NO
Danger that anything serioas viii hap
ben II is said that the company was
ttarted with capital OF 100000, which
vas increased 70 4soo.0Oo Afterwards By q stoch
dividend or twenty-five per cent The company mas
GwNs been prosperous and well conducted. IL Is
tnat its present troubles are due to one Of
~ 0ncers gotong "short crops In Cub0n ON the
brain and purchasing sxtsnsivsly q moasses
current 1t Is alleged, further. that this onicer
H@ Disappeared. after leaving q letter
txplauat0ry OF the situation of the c0mp0uy's &c.
IaH Ths company's liabilities are said TO be about
y72s,000, although this Is mere street CONJECTURE
1eoficer VINO made the i'll ADVISED purchases which
have placed the company In ITS present embar-
hnssing condition Is not deaulter his friends say
he simply made serious mistake.
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sEEATE.

The following bills were introduced:
By Mr. Gibson-Cresting the office oi
State geologist and minerslogist.
By Mr., JOnes-To provide for the pub
lloation of private and local acts, and al.
lowing clerks Of courts fifteen cents pei
hundred words for copying.
By Mr.. Sevler-Proposing the terms OF
admission, as well As the mode OF admit
ting patients into the State insane hos
pitGl.
By Mr.. Jones-RsstoriDg the practice OF
common law.
Mr.. Psrke offered a resolution to instl-
tuts inquiry into the labor performed by
tho Stste officers Is railroad commission
ers. Referred to s special committee COM
posed Of Messrs. Clarke and Pope.
Directing the Issuance Of $500 In State
bonds by The comptroller 10 each Of these
commissioners. Rsisrred TO the same
committee.
senate bill amending the repleTin lava
OF ths State, and allowing the defendant
the right 70 retain in his possession the
property II he gives bond equal 70 the
plaintiffs claim
ssnaEe bill to amend tbs conventional
interest set. Rejected.
The following Senate bills passed on
third reading:
10 encourage the payment Of taxes on
land.
10 more eifectuslly prevent dueling.
To increase the fees Of attorneys general
In certain cases.
Adjourned to Friday morning,
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.
The North ktlsstio Squadron Before
Ksvaaa-A0t much Prospects
Of Fight.

WAsHINeToN, November 29.-It is sup
ysossa 81 the navy department. thai the
Te-roT. having yesterday been ordered 70
Hszaua, will arrive there to-day. The
Worcester row At Boston, will be nag
shjp OF the North Atlantic feet, Admiral
I-se hsviag, il 10 said, left Washington TO-
dsv 70 i9in Der. The SWatara now At
Norfolk, cannot immediately join the
sousdron, ss the captain reported this
morning thst she first requires repairs.
The SsveEn is nomiBally in commission
but viii moi be lifted cut for SEA The
worcester takes ber place. The Kansas
zad Nipsic viii soon join tbs squsdron.
IA, Bbswmut, which recently started for
Rrsz,. viii 10 recalled for temporary duty
Al ~, % gadron. Toe authorities do not
,1aprehssd eDy din Guilty at Havana, with
I1aersesu q gems, but say the return OF
1he sousdron 70 the North Atlantic is Ia
sooorospcs with tAs usage TO have the
fore convenient iOr the protection OF our
.eitiEsus. should necessary demand H.
They look upon the recent difnculsy IN
Havana, As merely OF local caarac.ers
nd IS siEbifcans only OF assumed I'm
Dortsrce Of volunteers against the Span
~ AUTHORITIES. The Congress, now at
New York, viii, L Is SUPPOSED be ordered
10 the Mediterranean, 70 relieve the
GuerrIers e a sgship Of the feet.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

BRUs5ELE, November %, pm.-The
King OF the BslgiSns has commissioned
NJ. Georges Francois Thovissen TO form a
new cabinet.
The burgOmsstsr OF Ghent, at the head
Of deputstiOn of four hundred citizens,
to-day, waited upon M. Jules Bsrs, q
weli-kDown liberal Statesman, and pre-
sented sn address expressing admiration
for his political principles, and hoped that
be would again be called upon to partici-
pate in the administration of the govern
ment. NJ. Bara was minister Of justice in
the cabinet of NJ. Freere orban.
BERLIN, November 20 The press
throughout the country comment with
indignation on the frequent assassination
Of German sOldierB in the occupied dis
tricts Of France, and the almost total i'm
munity OF the perpetrators from punish
ment. They demand of the military
authorities energetic and efficient action
to pnt stop TO the outrsges.
Bismarck was unable to attend the
opening of the Prussian diet In conse-
qaence Of protrscted indisposition.
PARIS, November 29-The Germans
have commenced to build Qualifications in
the passes Of the Yosgss.
LONDON, November 29-The physicians
bulletin dated six O'Clock this evening,
says tkat the prince has passed 8 quiet
day, ss indicating that the condition of
his royal highnessi is not considered dam
gerous. II may be stated that his phyAi-
clans consider it Unnecessary to issue
more than two bulletins each day, and
should his case become critical, bulletins
would be pu hlished each hour.
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NoPAPER ro.noRRoR.

We are advised by telegraph that
"Thsnksgiving" will be closely observed
to-day in New York and most Of the other
great commercial centers Of the country
and the Associated Press notifies us from
New York that none but "Tery impor-
tsnt" kilograms viii be forwarded; and
from Chicago that none viii be forwarded
until night, and thsn only the most i'm
portant, if sny such should oftsr. The
markets and all the avenues OF news
abroad viii, therefore, bs olOssd to Us.
At home the officers Of the various repre-
sentstives Of the Federal, State, county
snd city governments win be closed, all
the banks, and, IS q consequences, the
business houses. Following an example
50 universal, the APPEAL Office viii slso
be closed to-day, and no paper viii issue
uutil Saturday.
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HOW RossEL DIED.
Further Details Of the Execution Of RssssI,
Fsrre and Bourgeois.

NEW YoRK. November ga special
dispatch from Paris, says that when exc
cuted, the communist Rossel was at
tended by the clergymsn of the Protest.
ant Episcopal church, and Bourgeois by
the Roman Catholic ciergymen. Rcssel
jumped from the convict carriage immedi-
stely after 1t had halted, looking very
pale, and walked with dificulty toward
the spot assigned to him, although he was
supported by the clergymen. Ferre was
lifted from the wagon and placed on the
ground Immediately after Rossel, and
appeared TO recover his strength, and i'm
mediately walked with q Arm step.
Bourgeois was then taken out, and the
sentence of the courtmartiRl was
read. and ct the conclusion of the cere-
rnonT, Bosssl handed his handkerchief to
the attending clergymen, and In q cool
manner had bis eyes blindfolded There
were at least thirty thousand soldiers pre-
sent, and the different bands struck up
brilliant march Immediately aft0r the
execution and continued play ling until the
troops were far from the scene OF
execution. TIE finale OF the execution
has produced q very deep sensation.
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Delegate Mccormack, of ARIZONA, Tues
day presented a petition 70 the presi-
dent signed by all classes OF citisens of
the territory, asking that the control Of
the Indian affairs be given to the military
authorities, and not to the peace commits.
sioners. The president took the pstition;
said he hoped the recent order of General
Schofieid would satisfy the people of Ari-
soma. The president further stated that
the government proposed to deal sum-
msrily and vigorously with the Apaches,
II after duly notifying them to 90 and re-
main upon the new reservsti 0ns, where
they would be fed and protected, they
continued on the war-path.
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CONVENTIONAL RATE OF INTEREST

The telegraph informs US that the bill to
repeal the conventional rate OF interest
hiss been defeated IN both houses OF the
lsgialstUre by decisive msioritss. We sre
glad CT il, and hesrtily thank cur repre-
ss1tztiYes end senstors for q vote that
VIII materially assist the people Of the
State In their Efforts to build up their
broken fortunes and advance the general
welfare. We only regret that the legisla-
surs could not go further, and repeal " all
laws and parts Of lsws " in conflict with
the frsszt use Of money at any rate Of in
fersst borrower might give.
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Asnociated Prasn Ranort |

Associated Press Report
EAsHvuLE, November, 2o.-Hon. 7.
A. \. Nelson, Of Esst Tennessee, has re-
aigred his seat on the supreme bench, and
NJ. 7. shields, distinguished lawyer,
Of the same section OF the State, has
been appointed his successor.
The oil to repeal the law allowing 3
conventional rate Of interest as high ss
tan per cent. was killed In both houses OF
The legislature to-day By decided msjori-
ties.
NJ strohmeir, one of the parties princi-
pally concerned In the Besty SCOUTS fraud,
bs which the governments was swindled
out OF over sky thousand dollars. left
hers, this evening IN charge OF United
states Marshal Spence for Washington,
whore be viii be tried with General ".
B stokes and others. The officers who
were sent to Fentress county 70 capture
Captain Beatty aud his sons have returned
and report that they hsye left the country.
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OUR LAWMAKERS.
SayIags saa 0OIRgs Of the State LsgIsIs'
turs Yesterday.
Special to the Appeal
HOUSE.

Special to the Appeal
HOUSE
EAsHvILLR, November 29.-The Joint
committee to investigate the issuance of
railroad bonds by the State, reported a
bill to provide for tl Q appointment of an
attorney for the Stste, 10 prosecute suits
against the parties engaged in the frsudu-
lent transaction In bonds loaned by the
State to railroad companies
The committee on charitable institu-
tions recommended the establishment
Of two additional insane asyIums, one
for East and the other for West Tennss-
see.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr. Martin-To secure the payment
of taxes due tbs Stste. Also to amend
sections 569 and 6I2 Of the codes which re-
quires the assessors to describe the prop
erty assessed. Also, TO create the Office
of State geologist and minerslogist. The
bill axes the term Of office st two years
By Mr.. McCallum-To amend section
1851 Of the code, so as to more fully pre-
vent the sale Of spirituous liquors on Sun
dsy.
BY Mr.. samsell-To exempt from exc.
cution by attachment, one horse or mare
OF OK, and sl75 worth Of any other kind
of property possessed by unmarried per-
aonas
BY Mr.. Lumpkin-A bill to provide for
an equsl tax upon telegraph companies.
The hOuss bill to supply the peOpls OF
the State with the opinions OF the supreme
court through newspapers, was rejected
on its third reading, ifLeen hundred dol
lars per year being considered too much
70 eXpend for that purpose.
Tbs house bill TO repeal the act to
amend the usUry laws Of The State and
establish q conventional rate of interest,
YVES taken up on its third reading. Mesers
Oheatham and Chambers supported the
bill, sud MsssIs. Snipes and Spears op-
possd it. The Memphis delegation with
the exception OF Mr.. Crews, who ex-
pressed himself opposed to the bill-did
not speak, but worked quietly among the
members. Toe bill Was finally laid on
the table. Yeas 80, nays 50.
A motion WAS made TO reconsider.
Alter recess the bill was reoonsidered,
and after debase, lasting TIL fve O'Clock,
it Was rejected for want Of constitu-
tionsl majority.
Msssrss Crews and Harris spoke In op,
position to the bi u.
The house sre-asseHbled at seven O'Clock,
and rejected number Of bills.
On the house bill, to prevent trsspass
In certain cases, long and disorderly
discussion srose. The bill was killed and
resuscitsted, amended, and patched, and
finally passed In such an smorphous con-
dition as 10 be scarcely ineligible.
Adjourned till Friday.
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samuel s. Tfl5en, upon whose afddayita
Trgeed wss proceeded sgainsts states that
&c Is isnorsut whether Connolly bad az
Soeozut with the Tenth National sno
Essssu banks, in which Tweed had largely
deposited. and that he dees not know
whether say Of the foTty-two per cent. OF
stolen funds, the division OF which Is un-
accounted for, has been traced 70 Con-
nelly; be also says there was no bargain
witS Che committee OF seventy TO spare
Coauolly IN confederation Of his appoint
ynsnt OF Green's. The difficulty which
OOpnolly experiences il finding bail Ia
due to TIE sherifjis rejecting many OF the
persons who have been offered. His
3riendH say the sheriff has been unneces-
ssriiy severe IN refusing men who were
1ally sble TO respond As suretlos.