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[Thc November Atlantic contains the following by
Eunice e. Comstock, which will he appreciated by all
who have read Ahrich's exquisite story ~ worthy
tribute to the genius which created the mythical
" Marjorie.
Once gu time cunning artist drew
A picture. 70 divincly fair
That each bcholder's wonder grew and grew.
BchUlding lovclincss rare.
And while he waited. with expectant hush.
To see the browning light laid On.
One sweep the painter rave with lifted brush,
And nll the marvel seemed updone.
But only seemed, for through our summers must
That fairy -freighted hammock swing
To measured cad cncc Of the sea- that lust
One rhythmic name IL murmuring.
And from gable window looking down.
Forever wistful eyes shall view
The dainty foot. and shadowy eyes. and gown
OF :auzc daphanous and blue.
And summer moons must ever softly touch
Each golden coil upon that head;
For We, her loverr will not yield 10 much
A. one pale, silken. shining thread.
For. once having bestowed this wOndr0us gift.
The hand that gave may not withdraw:
So long A. light shall change and shadows shift,
So long shall live rare Marjorie Daw.
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New rO.DaV.
SuELfIEE"S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER o. SALE ISSUED
- ont u the Sec''nd u liclnl District Court Ut
MUntahl Territory. IN and ET Dcr LID :. ca ,nty.
s.n! date ." Oct" er .>t 1871. aud t" me directed
md dcl,vrrey! an aCtiOn IN id court, Wherein
'harys Murphy, Charlie. b X n,On aud jeremiah
Roach Murphy, KENYON 4 Col are plaintiff. and
Fr NIX Sessions |. defendant In favor Of said plaintiffs
and against saia defendant for the Of eghtyavc
and % 100 dollars SIS 81 debt. damages and cost In
the sum Of twelve and 80 100 dollars, tsi2D] and all
further accrnirg costs. have levied upon aud WILL On
Saturday the Gal day OF November. 1874, IN front Of
the Court House. In the town Of Deer Lodge. In Deer
Lodge county, \. T.; 81 at public auction to the
highest and beg bidder tor sh In hani the follow
ing dc-criksl pso:erty, tIwit: Al interest that de.
rnaIt had ON the 2ist day Of Juls. 4. ID. 1871, in
and to that certain placer mining yronl aud claims
on the bar about three tOurths Ut mil. east Ut lnde-
dciendcnce .ulch. near the old Mullen road and
about two and half miles northeast Of the town Of
Yamhill. sn! IN Independence mining di ,rict and
kn,'wn amt c,iie. the Frank sessions" mimi.
ground. located in Deer Lodge county. Montana Ter.
rtOry, or 50 much thereof may he necessary to
satisfy said judgment and costs. Hour Of sale ~
o'clock u N. Ut above date.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of October iS'a
CHARLES :. WARREN.
2S~it Sheriff ot Deer Lodge county, n. T.
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FUNERAL OF JAMES STUART.--A tcle>
gran, in this issue announces the arrival Of
the remains Of James Stuart, under funeral
escort, at Fort Benton. The party will
probably arrive here by Tuesday or We'd
nesdav, and will doubtless be duly m.
nounccd. The burial Of % distinguished
and esteemed citizen -onc Of the earliest
pioneers and brxvcst fronticrsmeu of Mon
tann. nnd founder Of Deer Lodge should
I've the occasion Of public manifestation Of
the esteem of the community. and VIC trust
leading citizens will meet and arrange the
method by which tins respect will be
manifested.
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CoRREsPotoEhcE.

(TuE NEW NORTH. WEST solic,ts communications
on matters Of Public Interest from all localities Per
feet freedom IL accorded in the choice OF theme ana
ample range in sentiment and expression, 20 It -
confined to reasonable limits We cannot therefore,
assume In advance responsibility for the views Of cor
rcspOndents>
Correspondents will please, in all cases. accompany
communi,at iOnswith their name.
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Personal.

N. p. Laneford. E.q, will be In Montana
in the early part Of November.
Hon. l.. X. MsiIlette. Of S,evensvillc, has
been IN town tor the past few days.
PA. Largry Esq.,. returned from Jock"
Friday and left for Corinne the next day.
Mr.. G. c. Mason and wife and Mr.. z. N.
Haynes Of Flint Creek valley, were regis.
tered st the Scott House this week.
Sheriff Con. Bray. OF Bannack, arrived
on Thursday with He,nzmsn and McLsin,
Who were placed in the peniteutiary for ten
years.
Mrs. Fannie Leggat left on the coach
Wednesday for Corinne. Major Shsnahan
was passenger Ly same coach for Washing
ton.
Cornelius Hedges Esq, Superintendent
If Public Instruction, went to MssOuls
this week and will stop here on his return
to look after school matters.
Mr.. J. II. Loetfier. the fortunate and
deserving owner of valuable interests on the
Gxmbeiis and C"lusa lodcs at Butte, gave
Us . pleasant call this week.
Judge Hiram KnOwles and J. G. Robin.
son Esq, returned from Bannack q" Mon
day. Judge thinks of getting new Get Of
teeth for "Billy,"s - ''plugging" don't seem
u bc Of any benefit to him.
Edward McClsy, Esq the popular chief
Of the Diamond Il Transportation Com
psny, is in Town. intervening our folks In
relation to the freighiing business next
season. Ell. will bc off soon for the East.
J,lly Tom. RLca, carried long threatened
dep rture INTO execution on Tuesday; mount
ID pumpkin colorcd mule, said $50 long,
TO the buys. and headed Walla Wallxward.
That mule packed heap good humor and
good man out Of this valley. Tom. will b.
back in the spring.
Mr.. Cal. G. ClawsOn, for the past three
years On nttacAe Of the NEW NORTH WEST.
and favorn.Iy known rs calcium" also
Is " Mud !hauller" and " Ophir" "f the In
dependent), designs leaving in y day or two
for Council Bluffs. where his wife and son
have been for the pas. year. lie expects 10
return early next Spring. "Cal.' il g"'d
man. and will ever he remembered kindly
Ivy his associates in the NEW NORTH WEST
and bis Mquain,ances everywhere. II ie his
purpose I" employ n portion Of the Winter
| in Lccturing in the East Good success.
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[BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival e 8a0aiaD e Ja0o0 Smart.
Fort BENTON. MONTANA.

Fort BENTON. MONTANA.
(Dct,,l,~r. 3Nb. 1873.
To jas. II Mia. Deer Lodgs. II r.:
SIR: A. J. Simmons and party. consist
ing Of W B. Judd, Capt Dan. Buck. Thos.
and Granville Stuart, J. X. Biedler and four
Others arrived here to-day from Fort Peck
bringing with them the remains of James
Stuart which they will take IL Deer Lodge
City for burial. J. NJ ARMOUR
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TRAPPER CREEK AND VlP,ND Judge
knowles informs u tina, tho Bsnnxck pes,.
pie entertain y high opinion Of the new
quartz district-st first called Willow Creek
but now known rs Trappcr Creek District -
lying about so miles north Of Bannack in
the direction Of the Deer Ls'dge Pass, and
some 1907 l2miles from the V,pond District.
Many Of the hest quartz miners of Blue
Wing District have visited the Trapper
Creek District and their opinion. wiihou,
dissent, - that it is . first. class quartz
region. There are some 20 men there pros
pecting and developing. and some fifteen
TINS Of ore. having working value Of 800
to $500 to tho ton have been taken GU, for
shipment. Access 10 the District by road
is had from Browns brijgc-the old point
Of approach 10 VIpOnd.
Al Divide (Wun.lerlich's) he saw some
two Or three tons If ore from Vip,nd leads,
put up in 100 h boxes, ready for sh,pnlen,
to California aud the wagons were in the
mountains bringing out more 1t appears
to be the general impression by good miners
these two districts will prove to he Sin0ng
the most valuable anil important that have
yei been found in Montana.
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JSB'.l.l(:0lDo'S.

VI, tuuut.- s.rTu- R,'li ,ous scrvicrs " III he held
n -, ,r.u' iluU." SUNDAY n"N' a II 4. ~ ana :
= " I,s =. " F""'r- 0'i"Iniing.
I rox = ,uIa, srhrol ~ the Court lIon'' Al ~ =
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W..hs ". .Intes is hereby authorized NJ General
Cluyr..,u. Agent for the NJ" Sonr" We.T. Ihat'
~. ,nr,rdurinn hr n"'d-,
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COCIIINS.

1Sm sears ess pair Il large and splendid Padsidse
CseAis Fswia, heed fsuo my Aret premtuD imported
ssock. Vos fssthse pasticalass address ~ b. 0sil
CHARLIE RCMLgY,
Mao ucje0a. y, =.
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CHANGE or COACH TIME.-0ilmcr s.
Sslisbury's coach time has dropped back to
the winter schedule, commencing on Wed.
nesday last. Hereafter coaches will arrive
and depart only six times . week, n"
coaches going to or cunning from M,ssoula,
Helena or Ryan on Sunday. The Rys"
coach lies over sunday here, and goes out
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. The
Helena and Missuuln cuncbcs lie over n
th.,sc places. The time to Corinne 10 ex.
tended u 81 days, lying over nights. The
RYAN and Helena cOsches leave DEER L,dge
at Q. m. aud the MissHula ct,ach ut 4. IN.
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Local ereVities.

The weather Is msgni6ccntly glorious.
County Commissioners meet On next Mon.
day, Nov. 81.
Court term Commences in Nissouls. NOn>
day, October 1sL
Lumber is being delivered for the Pres
by,eriau Church.
Hon. Chss. 8. Bsgg has been titled 1.-THE
Miksdo of the Foot Hills.
The frame of the Sisters Hospital Build.
ing 10 up, and makes good showing.
Have We Road Supervisor! If 90 why is
the First and D. culvert unrepsired? II rot,
Why not!
There are only about forty Deer Lodgers
who want to know right ba,l" who Truth
full James is.
There were l42 arrivals Registered q, the
Scott House for the week ending Oct, 25th.
Good lively business, that.
We would like to '',hrow little more
silk into thu, off horsc''- but il would l'e
little too severe Learn to suffer aud IL
s,r'ng."
Messre. II. IIardesty, Parsons and Chris
Hanson We're In town yesterday with an i"
voice If Mil Creek flour, which they sold
ut g 80 per cwt.
School commences next Monday. The
Trustees have employed Prof. W. Egbert
Smith and Mss Jennie Keznor for eight
months ut $l25 and $50 per month rcspec'
lively.
TIE following Post ON 'cs in Montans
have been discontinued ny order Of the Pu~'
Master General: Pixies Peak, Deer Lodge
Co; Point Ut Ro .ks. BesverhcaL Co; Eas,
GsIlati,, 0all,,an CO.-Noatamian, 49,
The weather took go.,d night sweat be-
twee" Sunday and Monday. got rid Of it.
cold and turned Ut with brightest sunshin.
and graci0usness flavor that blrsses and
10 blessed.
Mr. E. T Huson and wife returned Il
New Chicago this week. and have tn,
thanks of the New NORTH WEST buys TO,
Imperial remembrance III winch disiin
guisl'ed invocs'ions were duly qasffed.
Judge W. B. Dance returned on Thurs
day, having purchased 1900 head of sheet
i" Washington Territory. and driven then
10 H"rse Prsiric, near Bannsck, where the,
vii: be wintcred. Judge looks rugged af,e
the jaunt.
Mrs. Laura Sc"tt has opened that fin,
! establishment known as the Mcl3urney
House, and is conducting it with her well
known energy and success. See her loca
AdvcrI i>ement in tins issue.
The San Francisco Chronicle mentions
- very curious and interesting divorce
case" where the couple seek separa,,o,
after twenty. six years married life. Dee
Lodgc can nearly discount that. In the cas-
If Richardson %. Richardson. application,
for divorce, the parties have been marie:
and lived together forty three gears. TIL
case 10 now before Probate Judge d. r
Newcomer IS referee, and will come up 70
report ut next term of court.
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AZ TO 22O ps' day. :; o,:, w,n 's",
II either eex. young old make more money n work
In their spare moments. ar all the time. than At
anything else Particulars freq. Address u. StssOn
Aie Portland, Msisa
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(:ald and silver I.Odcs. ami riaccrS.

l:ala and silver I.Odrs. ami riaccrS.
Surveyed by Lyman 4 Dctacy. and pat.
en'cd without cost Of trip to Helena Ivy
claimants. Terms the lowest. All kinds
Oi rubiic land business transacted by l.. Is
Lyman. former Register. Information free.
Claimants will lind il greatly 10 their nd.
vantage ny applying directly TO or addressing
chem 10y mail nt Helena. N. T.
9aO. ; N
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Hay Fer SALE.

I Win 6sliv0 ~ bsst article Of UPLAND HAY IL
aad asesod Dses Ledge On the shortest p"eiee, IN
qsaosity 70 cult. oeod ocdon to NJ hosss.
40.4 4. ELLIOTT.
COTTONWOOD Cnssx, Octohss u, 1874
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New To-Day
REPORT or THE CONDITION or TIE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

At DEER LODGE. IN THE TERRITORY OF
MONTANA. At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
SEPTEMBER II, 1873.
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VIM. Coleman has the finest assortment
vt toys in the city.
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For fine chewing i0bsccos 60 10
9UO VIZ. COLBMAH'S

A MAGNIFICENT STORE.-It tskes good
deal to awaken enthusiasm in the mind Of
the average man over dry goods-iu the
piece. Their opinions are generally - con.
sentative on such matters ~ wOmens' arc
But even . misogynist would
look on Charley BUNS stock with pleasure;
the average man with delight, and the
superior woman with ecstacy. We looked
10 yesterday, and awaiting the tardy leisure
Of the proprietor who wss busy with cuato'
mers, had such revelation Of lsces. linens.
silks, poplins, shawls, knit goods, bonnets.
Syostesie, aud such innumerable unremem>
bered and hence unmcntionable fabrics and
oanutsctured articles - We never expected
to see until We should go to the Centennial
or the Shining Shore. Piled from door to
ceiling. yet arranged with exquisite taste,
Blum has stock 0f dress and staple goods
~ oil varieties for gents or ladies wear, that
astonishes one with ito completeness and
commands admiration for the superior
quality Of the fabrics. We should imagine
Blum's store 10 about ~ neat Paradise ~ Z
woman can gel end get back, end the steady
,hrong Of purchassne customer from town
and cosntry continualiy throasing BID
counter evidences that bis prices commend
themselves = highly = Tho goods. Re -
his fall seock now complete and sll ladies
washing handsome goods should drop IN
and exanino tbe O .ck.
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TERRITORY OF MONTANA.

ENS
County OF DEER LODGE
1, $. T. Larabic. Cashier Of the First National
Bank vi Deer Lodge. N. r., do sOlemny swear that
the above statement Is trc to the best Of my knOw
edge and belief. :. T.. LARABIE Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before INC this 2sth day Of
October. 1874, L. MCMrHrHy
Notary Public.
CORRIcr-Att.st:
W A. CLARK. Directors.
CONRAD kOllRS.
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NEW GOODS
FOR TIE FALL. AND WINTER.
I an row receiving ex,cssive shipments Of new
Dresa Goods,
ShawIs,
California aud States Flsnues,
Lins.ys.
Csssimcrcs,
Tw.eds aud Jcsnes,
Blankets.
Gnghame,
Knit Goods, &c.
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Reduction of Prices.
Jordan House,

On and after Monday. October Sth, the above rates
will bc charged at the JORDAN HOUSE.
The Tables will b. SupplIed with The
Beat The uarkel AGsrds.
.harc OF Public Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
N0R0. JORDAN.
Sun Pearl Buildinx
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Ny stock Of carpote and Floor on
Cloths cannot be cxcellcd in variety Of
styles and quality nj goods.
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CovK- In Chambersbury. Pa. OCTOBER 10. 1873 Paul.
son Of Je,c. and II. Jennie Cook, aged year. !
months and II days.
"lIc yivcth his beloved sleep
-Rsp0sitOry.
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new AND ELEGANT DRlck HOTEL
building, have Keopen'd the same and shall en-
dcavUr to make II
The Best Pablic Bsuse On he West 8ide.
Every Effort will be made for the Comfort
aud Satisfaction VI lucstx.
The Tables will be supplied with the best the market
affords. aud the ROOM are new, clean. well
ventilated and furnished.

ALL STAGES Sror At THIS IioTEL r0R OR Wiru
PASSENGERS.
Ash re Of patronage l. respectfully solicited.
Mrs. Laura ]. Scott.
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DBST HYDRAULIC ao1D.
I carry the LARGEST stock In this line Of any
house In Deer Lodge county, and Will give Gus.
tSmsrs tho benefit In Low Psiees, which my
advantages in maxim. extensive purchases enable me
to do.
An inspection Of stock In STORE and WARE
HOUSE II respectfully solicited.
4 Specially In Gents Cuderwear. ae
Wholesale or Retail.
Orders filled with care and dispatch.
0RAS. BLUM,
493 Main street, Deer Lodge
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BORN

the wife II Alex. Carmichael, Sill
yer Star. October IS, 1914 = daughter.
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The Best Brands q
Dieached and Brown Muslins and Shcetinge, Embroid
cries, Ribbons and Fancy Goods, In great variety.
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Icsurney House Re-opened.

iiAvIN" lcssrd and Re furnished throughout tn
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Ladies'. Misses and Childrens' Wooden Hosiery. Of
all descriptions.
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D8ST HYDRAULIC HoSD.

ASSORTED STOCK OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
SACKS.
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NEW NORTHWEST AGENT.

L.p FISHER, eo,uG9l Merchants Exchange.
A. ,,r. I.,.nlz,sl t.n.I,, 10 san Francisco.
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PRICES roSvIT TIE TIMES.

To lrh the Scott House iH accord with the iimes
h.,r made reduction in Board aud Lodging 10 the
follow ius Fries 20 take effect on and after Monday
6S,t. m ~
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DEER LoDUE. Montana. Pm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

The FAIR AND festival The at.
tendance on the Fair aud Festival
given in the basement OF the Church oil
the Immaculate Conception, South
Wheeling, lsst night WAS again large.
In our notice yesterday, We ommltted
TO give the names Of the ladies having
the different tables 10 charge. Directly
opposite TO you as you enter the room
is the St. Pstrick's table, in charge o.
the Misses Mccormick, where all sorts
OF cake and fancy articles can be pur-
chased. Next north OF this ls the
Bishops table, with the legend GOD
bless our Bishop" aud oruamented
with a very faithful likeness Of Bishop
Whelsn, painted by Young Myles.
This is in charge OF Mrs. Warehouse
and Mrs Dillon, and is well supplied
With fancy articles. Next to it sgsin
is s fancy table in charge Of Mrs. Ha-
CANS, Mrs. Sshwiutuer aud Miss Emma
Speidel.
Ga the opposite side Of the room at
the north end is the Swiss Cottage
under charge Of Miss Mary Hansen
auer, as Mother, and Misses, Lena Rem
uer, Tenuie Woeber, Mary Staub,
Therese Renner. TllIis Hoffman, and
L1z;e Hoefer. brigh-eyed, laughing,
mischievoue witches, whose attractive
dishes and meals have proven a large
source Of revenue. Next to this was The
St. Joseph in charge Of Sue Rose and
Barbara Neirmanu. The last table
mex, the entrance is the St. Alphonsus
table iu charge Of Ella o Donuell and
Mollie Hucb. All the ladies deserve
the highes, praise for the successful
efforts they pu. forth to make the lair
attractive, and we are glad to know
that it was such a complete success.
Mr.. Thomas Burke, Of the Belmont
mills, received the gold headed cane BY
a unanimous vote. Miss Kate Reister
was the succesa'ul contestant for the
lsdy's gold watch. The Fair will be
coutirued this evening. AL those who
have not attended will have 50 oppor-
tupity 10 90 80 this eveoius
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c,,,,,,,,, BUILDERS AND LUZ.

To CARPENTERS, BUILDERS AND LUZ
sERxsx,-H. 8. White, OF Bolton
West Vs., SO miles cas-, OF Wheeling
has now In successful operation three
Saw Mills, in the flnest Oak, Popular
and Walnut forests in West Virginia,
has seven miles Of Tram road, which
gives him the finest facilities for filling
orders promptly for any and all kinds
of timber, sawed, rift, or in the log FOL
any lumbermsn in the State. His e1
perisnce of several years teaches that
prom ptness is the sure road to success.
he can All large orders for heavy
timber on short notice, has always on
hand large stocks Of best Yellow Pop
lar of different sizes, and will have
large Planning Mill in operation IL
thirty days that will add to the fscili-
tee for furnishing anything connected
with wooden buildings.
He would respectfully ask attention
OF those interested before purchasing.
4ko
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A CoNrEMPrlBLE RASCAL -On Tues
day night as the last Island car was
going over the bridge on its way to the
stable, the driver discovered, just in
time to save bis horses, that some heart
less scoundrel bad placed a lot OF plank
on the track 90 as to obstruct it,and also
placed a piece OF wire cable across the
bridge at q height sufficient to catch
the horses on the shoulders. Had these
distractions not been discovered in the
nick of time. injury must certainly have
been done the horses if not to the drlv-
er and any passengers he may have had
on his car. Every effort should be
made to ferret out the perpetrators OF
this outrage and bring them to justice.
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PoLIcs Court MATTERS around the
Police Court. yesterday, were very dali
and but that man IS Full as be could
comfortably hold, was arrested while
court was in session, the City Clerk
wouldn't have made his salt.
John Moran was charged with hay'
ing been one OF the parties engaged 10
the disorder in Centre Wheeling, on the
night of Arril l2h. The evidence
showed that Moran WAS not there and
had nothing at all to do with the dis
order. He was OF course discharged
from custody.
John Barnes lives at Long Beach,
and came up here after his pension
Fearing that all the saloons would
close to.oav, be made a long reach 10
drink up all the whisky in town in the
effort to ge, enough to last him until be
should get hack home. The effort was
TOO much for him. He got blazing
drunk and rolled around Market street
like top. 81 aud costs lie what he
will have to pay Tor It when he gets
sober.