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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17
The MURDERED MARS AL.

CONNIE ncement of She CorUncr's Inquest
The inquIsltion in the case of john E. Stephenson
who was n ordered in Jersey City, last FRIDAY, was
commenced by coroner ReiDhaIdt yesterday
afternoon.
The prisoner, JACOB cker, was brought rom the
county jail and watched the proceedings with
utter Indifference. James q. Young, youth aged
niteen having oeen sworn, degosed:-l saw tne
array between tue rlsoner and the naruered M n :
they werc about twelve tect rom my L"wspa Ell
stand saw the prisoner stab the deceased Ia The
bach; l hen sos UP ana walked out W N
conner o. the stand; coal Cart " as IN the Way
ano could not see ever ning clearly; saw the
Z o men ara PIE anuo &c tnenson ell On the sum
bei; h uiu Lot move afterwards, a. terwaIds
saw the Anile on tle s.deTalk; / don't Know uow
+ n COZ t'ere; 3 W tne prisoner stab hluse IN tue
stomach lie also . cd 10 cus His tn,odt ne some
now eot dOWh Oh tic stew ak men; don Know
Whether he lcn or ho.; Jaw Queer Boy u rest
him wnne he Was s ~ dom; did not dear tue
men saying anything AZ Tue t.nG OF Tue stlbb .ng
saw TIC two l-cA w.hlhg eiOra the sta bin- aud
one Of he Zen reach OFT ana sta0 the otBef; tnee
va no angry ga IS IA b3JW cen tnem at Inc time.
Phihp i.elily swon--i saw lie array between
Stephenson aud the prisoner; one 0. them cropped
piece OF p"pei; sd" th'm u,l,ne GA tue SIDE,
walk, heas the Iund,d JOCKS; after iHat hpi,Ced
notung TIL heard the cry OF murder; went
down and "a" oue nan lying on the lumber ard
another aciLg the st,cet rymg 10 cut sls own
throat the prisoner is HE man who vas tIy,Dg 10
cut us own tnrOat; alterward saw the prisoner
arrested.
| Joan q. Bailey, United states Deputy Marshal.
! corrouorated tne statement already published Ill
| the HERALD On saturday.
United states Comnl.s ner Muirhead tcstihed
TO having endorsed he warrant tor the arrest OF
joan rtt, and recOgn Hed deckier, the prisoner.
! William L.. Row swurn-I saw a., prisoner or
an II ur WIZ. deceased at Goa. In ssioneI Muir
head's Office on tridaY deceased asked me 10
Keep an eye on tue PRISONER wauc lie would send
teieR am TO ms wile; nG SPOKE Oi MS attempt 10
! arrest hcekler previously in the Chcrry street
aiding mouse. liam q. Gutd deposed TO
! having seen the scutu "elween The PRISONER ana
| deceased; saw Meckler strike deceased after tue
latler hau laheh Yh the limbeis: a Few ofk
deputy maish4l, named William j. Smith, testi-
ned:--l went with deceased to berry street on
/ last "Wednesday nlRh 10 make an arrest; we TOOK
tue prisoner and tue BOARDING house keeper, tue
| prisoner beng Captured for eslstlng ar oncer.
stephenson at That time was attached by en- or
\ hiteen sailors, nut lie drew has pstoi aud Kept
/ them az Dd, uniIl asslsth &c came. when Meckler
/ was brou1hJ before Commissioner Davenport ne
! seemed very sOlfy ana volunteered 10 ldentiiy
/ Prtt IN case he should be released. lie and ste.
pHenson subsequently went to Jersey Ia search Of
! Pntt. ''.0t
/ Cheer Boyle then testified to having arrested
Meckler as tue latter was tFying TO Gu as own
| throat. The inquest was adjourned until Friday.
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THE MELROSE TRACED.

Conclusion Of the Trial OF Lawrf nee
Erhardt for the Murder of John Morri
son-Sum mining Up by ,OunseI-The
Jury Render a Verdict Of Ma nslau az hte r
In tho Second Degree-Another Mur-
derer Arraigncd.
The trial Of Lawrence Erharat, for the murder OF
John Morrison, was resumed In the Court OF Oyer
and Ierminer, at White Plains, Westchester county,
yesterday morning. Unlike the previous day the
court room was densely packed by a mass Of per
spring humanity, many OF the patient spectators
having come from remote sections Of the
county for the sole qualification OF lis
tenlng to the speeches. OF OppOs ng counsel.
Since the defence was caught in their own trap IN
Tuesday, by undertaking to prove good character
on the part OF their clent, and thus unwitlingly
he had already killed man, iOr winch crime he nid
served term IN Sing sing Prison. win oh iacls had
public sympathy perceptlby drilJed away IRON the
accused. he wretcned man himself. 10y the extreme
PABLO OF his features and unvaryihg expression Of
despair, seemed TO fully comprehend he at.l Mis-
take ne mad made in MS desperate ana unscru pu-
lOus effort to mis- cad tine Court and jury. .fi
Immediately alter the OJenng OF the Court
Francis Larkin commenced summing up Tor the
defence, and IN al earnest address OF aoOut an
strate that the killing VI MUrr son was ia All re-
spects just fable. In perOrating he appea ed
patheticay to the jury to deal merclfuliy with AIS
man, who deserved the 81 m atny VI the iwnoe
community ,Or killing the deceased" unle rhe
grossly aggressive circumstances revea.ed IN the
testimony.
District Attorney Briggs, representing The prose-
cut,on, tnen addressed the jury AID ourng his
LOGICAL and powerful argument suited tie evidence
IN mastery manner, Claiming mat CIV. n the tea-
timOny introduced Tor tue defence IOved neon rO-
verubiy that the struggle wn,cn resulted IN the
death oil MORRISON tOuk place outside oi Ria ats
premises, whittier the latter had iOi owed his VIC
tim. He Alluded iorctoly 10 tue deliberate perjury
oil tn prlso ner whiie ON The wlGuess sand, aud
adjured the jury to COMPROMISE with their con.
SCIENCES III arriving at verdict as the PR ohcr-
through his crime, hao .Orieited his HE to the
After b, iei aud lucid charge .ro y tne Court the
jury retired for dcllbel aIon and in about two
hours came into C0u and rendered a verde OF
granddaughter in the second degree" me p. is
was then remaided ior sentence. Has untor-
tunate wife, who, with twO lL1ants in her arms,
had peen In attendance each day during the trial,
was led out or Court val ny p,teOa sly. beuevlnE,
III her igno ance OF the English anguase t.Ast Tie
verdict had consigned her husband TO the gallo VS..
THE YuNkEKS WIFE MURDER
When the jury IN the case o. Lrhardt had re-
tired Mathew Fitzpatrick was brought iroa the
jail into court and airaigned Tor he muraer OF
Ellen FITZPATRICK, his VIE, ut tOuters, on the zjil
OIL May ast. IL took but short time to emi anel
a Jur,, after Which the Court adjourned untn this
fv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17

Only limited attendance was attracted by the
match yesterday at Deerioot PARK between VIII
liam Mcsa ,ons sorrei geiding Billy and John
V. Carrol's bay gelding Billy. The contest Was
for 5000 side. and the pool selling from
the first showed the sorrel pony to he the de-
cided favorte; nor did the faith OF his
b ckers give way when the bay had won two
straight heats, the nrst by two lengths and the
second by barely q neck, in 2:s3z and 2:o44 re-
spect,vely. In the third heat the bay b. oEe at the
close o. the first quar- 'er, while the soirel drew
ahead 80 lar that though the bay wor ed la d
through the balance OF the heat he was unable to
regain his loss and the heat was scored Tor lie
sOrIe in 2:5Jx.
In each OF the two succeeding heaGs the bay
broke badly While the sorrel increase his speed,
winning the fourth by length In 2:o2 and the H. til
by dozen lengths In 2:o3a1.
.| .. SUMMARY.
DEERFOoT PARK, NEAR BROOKLYN, July ia
match Tor 500 SIDE best three in We In harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17
ACCIDENT ON TIE MIDLAsD RAILWAY.

About eight O'Clock yesterday morning alright
full accident took place on tne Midland Railroad,
between Penham Creek and tle Hackensack draw.
Charles Nederbiel and several employees Of Mr.. j..
Is. Reynolds were walking aiong the track whcB q
gravel train move In sight ana sounded the usual
GEAR the track" when everybody but Ncdcrbiel
got out o. the way, bu! he Tor some reason NOT
explained. remained. lie Was struck, his brains
Knocked out, both legs and arms being broken and
not a sound no let IN his body. The remains were
gathered together and removed 10 Newark.
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the part OF those In command. On previous even
ings the passengers had been let or on the side of
the pier facing the water, but last mig the We sci
mSnuuvre hall an hour around the pier be ore
the people who were anxious to get lone could
get awAs. Whether the captain was anxious to
display bis !seamsnship or whether he wanted to
say ni GEMS IN ea could not be- ascrrtainea
fence an0 sssy Kept them hall an hour from
their homes
Below win be found the dt-tatls Of the. racing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17
FATAL ShOOII9G ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon, az about three O'Clock,
while two boys named Frederick Hainc and Jacob
Beck were playing with loaded pistol at their res
idence, lib Johnson avenue, Williamsburg, Beck
was accidentally shot IN the right breast. The
wound Is believed ~ be a fatal one. Haine who Is
only ten years oil age, was arrested ana locked UP.
BECK, bH victliii, Is only seven years OF age
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heroic efforts the party would never have been
rescued. He created favorable impress
SION here by his manly denieanor, and his
appearances the afair will not remain long q
mystery. IL Is hardly possible Tor the party, II
awe TO free thems ives by the middle OF the
month. by which tina the Junaias steam launch
WIN De In The vicinity the spot where the Pc arls
Is supposed 10 nave wintefed. IL is the intention
0l COMMANDER Bralne to proceed as far north as
possible. 30 that the ground Will have been pretty
wei covered by the time tie Tigrcss arrives
rnst tae Isa5ch e.psa.t Qg win De crowned With
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17
DsERPoOT PARK.

re sixth pool StOckwcOd sold f0r 5000, GorltZa
ierrIman 500 aud Wbeat.ey $45.
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THE RACING TO-DAY.

LONG BRANCH July TO, 1873.
A large crowd interested In to-morrows's races
AZ the West Enc Hotsg oilnara hall this
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evening at the safe OF pools. The third race. or
purse OF S0), all ares, creates tie most excite
nent. The sales were animated and averaged as
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

BUTLER OIL NEws.-The KarDe weh 81
Karus City CONTINUES to do over 2u' bsrfsl'
per day.
Gen. A Anderson j. A. McCulioch, Esq.
Of Frespoat and L. B. Anderson, Of Petro-
liz, have commenced new we'll on tbs Jas.
Wilson farm. above Petrolia. They call It
the Modoc.
Cooper Bros. recently made good strike
on the Riddle farm, above Karns City. We
have DOT learned how much the we'll is do
log.
The Trontman well is bolding its own
brsvely Last week the Rev Norton puff
chased a fourth interest 10 the well for $27,
600. Mr. Norton has also purchased . six
teentL interest in the J G Campbell farm
for $4,000.
Backus j. Morrison struck new we'll OF
Greece City on Friday or Saturday OF last
week. which has been flowing ever since,
aud is reported as being very large we'll.
Citisen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

GoNEl-Our townsman, Mr.. A. Leegett,
left town this forenoon with bis family,
intending to take up his residence in future
In the city Of Rochester, N. Y. Mr.. Legs
gstt came on Oh Greek 10 the year 1865.
and established harness shop, also engsl :
ing in the manufacture of seed bags and
valve cups. During all that time aud up
to the present be has been constantly co.
gagged in business here, apd has won On en-
viable reputation % the manufacturer Of
the best oil we'll valve cup In use, and 10
harness and seed bags be has no equals.-
During all the years past be hes also won
a. established reputation as an honorable
and upright business man and Q square
dealer in every respect We shall miss BIZ
genial smile snd friendly clasp Of the hsud;
as will our citizens In general. The bes
wishes Of oil will attend him to- bis new
home.
'Nsvsr rhssting-nevsr resting"
BE the motto oaln and trusting,
Striving ever for the best.
Then whate'sr Of III bstids,
As LIES waters swiftly glide,
Safe at last thy bark shall ride
In the hsveu Of the blest.
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TRANSFIXED.

The following rare bit is from the Satur/
day Evening Post: We shall never forget
that evening we spent at Magruder's
yesr ago. We admired Miss Magruder and
went round to see her. It was summer
time, and moonlight, and she sat on the
piazza. The carpenter had been there that
day, gluing up the rustic chairs on the
norcb. 40 we took seat on the step in front
OF Miss Magruder, where we could gaze
into her eyes and drink her smiles. II
seems probable that the carpenter must
have urset his glue pot on the spot where
we sat, for after enjoying Miss Magruder's
remarks for compile of hours and drinking
several of her smiles, we tried to rise for
the purpose OF going home, but tound that
we were immovsbIy Fixed to the step. Then
Miss Msgruder said: Don't he 10 a hnr.
ry," and we told her We believed we
wouldn't. The conversation bad a sadder
tone after that, and we sat there thinking
whether /: would be better to ask Miss Ma
pruder to Withdraw while we dis,Oosta md
went home 10 Highland costume, or wbeth-
er we should urge ber to warm up the
poker, or whether we should give one ter
rible wrench and then ramble down tie
yard backward. About midnight Miss MAJ
gruder yawDed, and said she believed she
would 20 to bed. Then we suddenly " asked
her II she thought ber father wsuld have
any objection to lending his front steps q
lew days, because we wanted to take them
home for pattern. We think Mise Me-
gruder must have entertained doubts o
our insanity, for she rushed in, called bel
father and screamed. Msgrnder CANT
down with . double-barrelled gun. Ther
we explained the situstion in whisper
and he procured saw and cut OUT th'
piece of step to which we were attached
Then we went home wearing the patch, ant
before two o'clock crushed out our yoanf
love for Miss Msgruder. We never calle'
again, and she threw herself away on . dr.
goods man. There is melancholy salts
faction 10 recalling these memories OF youth
and rejecting upon the influence Of glu
upon the emotion Of the human, heart.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

The Spiritual oil well at Blyson Run, 30
long aud persistsntly prosecuted By Dr..
James against the p,econcsived opinions q
the many who have, long months passed,
given up hope Of seeing oil come, issctuslly
producing through the sand pump, not oil,
nor blood, but something as red as blood l.,
and the spirits still declare that vast SECS
Of oil lie below, and they ore going for 1t,
not the spirits, but the drill. They ore
now down l742 feet. So mote II be.
TClariou Democrat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

POLICE. oath Of Mrs. Stanford No l
: warrapt-was Issued BY Justice Reynolds
for the arrest Of Mary Nicholson alias Mrs
Stanford No ., 90 . charge Of adultery and
fornication. Armed with the warrant Con-
stable Burgess proceeded 70 Pithole and
made The arrest, returning about six O'Clock
In the evening. IN the meantime the wit
nesses had oil returned home to Plumsr snd
Pithols, but % the setura home Constable
Burgess subpoosd them i over again. Ths
examination elucidatsa about the same fact
% brought out 90 the Stanford trial. Ths
woman did not attempt 10 deny s1y Of ths
charges, and ct the conclusion OF the exI
animation was bai0 to bail Ia The sum O
$500 to appear at franklin 10 answer ths
charge Of adultery. Failing to obtain ID,
requisite bail she was taken to Franklin o.
this mornicg's train.
THIS examination appeared to bs .: littl,
one sided, - the woman had no friepds.-
While there was no doubt Of her guilt, Il
seems 10 US she should have been allowed q
less smount Of bail. Stanford 10 Q grea
rascal and should bs shut up for term o
yesrs to teach him batter, but We opins Il
the belief the woman Is the lesser criminal
OF the two.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

Brainards Musical World for June is on
our tnble, sud contains full and very inI
terssting report Of the great Cincinust
Musical Festival, also the usual amount oI
musical stories, news, gossip, reviews, &c
Three pieces Of instrumental music, and q
beautiful new song are given in this NUM-
Der, which are alone worth the price cf the
Musical World year. No person interest,"
ed 10 music can afford to be without ths
Musical World and the low price at whict
It is furnished, lone dollar per snnum
brings 1t within the reach Of ell. Specimen
copies are sent to any address on applics.
tion to the publishers, S. Brainards' Sons
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

A very crisp bit Of scandal Is going the
rounds OF the papers to the effect that the
deserted wife and child Of United States
Senator Mitchell Of Oregon, Is now living
10 interior Pennsylvsnia; that the wife sup
ports herself and child by doing "bouss
work." &c. The gossip has 1t, also, tha
Senator Mitchell Is Tot Mitchell ct all, but
that his name 10 Nipple.
A letter 10 the San Francisco Chronicle
says the scandal 10 not true; that Senator
Mitchsll's fret wife is dead, and that his
second. and present wife was Miss Price
Of Oregon City. We notice that Senator
Mitchell hes published . card at Por'lsno'
Oregon, with reference 10 the story. Tha'
gentleman does not 10 his card deny, posi-
lively the truth Of the tale, but says "lnii
explanations 10 relation thereto will sppes r
, 10 . lew days. He says:
propose 10 explain to the people Of Ore
gon everything 10 relation to this matter
and shall subsisntiats my whole history
prior 10 leaving my native State BY tes'i-
nony Of prominent neutrality-suspicious.
wituesses-an upon such testimony rather
than my own statements, I shall submit 10
tho impartial judgement OF the people oi
this State any question as to my standing
and integrity put 10 issue BY the articles
referred 10,
The above evidently exp'odes the sensa'
tIon story published 10 the Vensaso Spec
tator and Butler papers short time siuce'
The story was we'll gotten up but probably
lacked the sound basis of truth. a
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

4 At the conclusion Of the examination Of
the woman Nicholson, last night, Constable
Burgess started to pnt the woman 10 the
lock up. when Q inurmur Of dissatisfaction
a'sse on the part Of The crowd assembled
outside against placing her 10 in so filthy
a place Tor the night. A good many bard
words were SAID 10 regard to the lookup aod
the state 10 which IL 10 at present. The
s.cuss words" used were In the main right,
a. It 10 not Ct to put q hog 10 much less q
human being. It 10 . disgrace to the town
and the authorities should see that 1t Ia
cleaned out, fumigated, smoked and lib
eral spriukIing Of chloride OF lime scattered
about the premises.
Lodgings were provided for the woman
elsswheIs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

Smith Titus. arrested OF Psiker's Land
log by Officer Cribbs, was brought up oo
Saturday night by Officer Do Rolph, to 90
swer charges brought against him 10 .bs. Ia
taoticide case. A hearing was appointed
for 2 O'Clock Monday afternoon, but no
prosecutor appearing, he was discharged
from custody The woman, Mrs. Wsip/
wright, was not 70 bs found, so It 10 said,
hence the proceedings are at 90 end for the
present, and guilty parties place their
thumbs to their noses, wiggle their fingers,
blink at the authorities and grin, making Q
farce of the law, and pantomimists Of III
administrators Il Petersburg Progress.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Patiently waiting-To record the last
words of the great Captain Jack.
1t Is mentioned 90 an odd circumstance
that the Initials Of the Sons of Temperance
spell "spot."
Miss Anna Dickinson has been more IN
merously married lin the pspers) than any
other maiden ou the platform.
Cincinnati has averaged her newly. ap-
pointed policeman and finds the inter esting
figure to be feet inches in height and As
Ia age.
Twesty-seven disgusted Cincinnatisns
hurled razored roped aud ievolved them/
selves into the spirit world during The fiscal
year ending June l.
A Liverpool women GeorgewashingtoDed ed
her father and pony. She was sentenced
to three months for the pony and two
months for the father. Ergo
A venerable uple 10 New York, by the
name Of Gosiug, have just celebrated the
hft7-dfth anniversary of their marriage. -
The house was througed with! consequent
Goslings.
The Cincinnati Chronicle after contem,
plates the devastation OF lawless deeora/
ton day poetry, has decided TO array itseI
among the advocates Of Mr. Summers oblit-
GRAFTON pelicy.
A bold young lady OF San Francisco Fear.
ries small wbalsbone cane concealed abou
her dress which she vigorously applies to th'
heads aud iaces Of iusoisnt young men,
She occasionally canes three Of an even
ing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

1t has been definitely ascertained that
niue hundred and ninety-fve barrels of coal
oil was the full number burned at the fire
on Sunday 10 Cincinnati. This was forty
thousand gallons. 1t is- now believed that
the place was fired by an unknown coufedeI
rste of man convicted about month ago
and sent 10 the Work house for stealing
coal oil 10 small quantities from that place.
An investig ghtion will be prosecuted.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

A friend hands ns q copy Of the "Greecs
City Review" published at Greece City,
by Rsvereuds Thoroe, Broaden aod Brugh.
Eu 90 cieut times the beading OF the Review
would have been spelled rightly, bnt mod>
eru times 10 the oil region has changed i.
to "Grssss," which Grease City operator
informs us ls right. We would ndviss the
Reverends to dive into ancient history less
aud attend 10 the oil reporting more.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

A Memphis belle allows herself to bs
piled by a reporter in this IN amer: "Wordi
issue frow her lips, each instinct with .
separate life and expression Of their own
and might almost DO likeped TO bess lesv/
log the calyx Of flower, each charged with
its burden Of pollen aud honsy-senss and
sweetness."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

BrRNED TO nEArH.-SAturday afternoon
lest Mrs Julia Denny, (colored), aged about
10 years, and residing in small house on
East alley. just, back of Metzyar's tin store,
On North street, while making search for
some article 10 the attic, aided by q lamp
without s.elobe, was 80 seriously burned by
aer clothes taking fire from the lamp, thu.
death ensued after 81. hoses Of terrible suf-
fsring. When she discovered Der cloth Ing
10 be on fire she ran down stairs and into
Nstsgar 4 Smiths store in her fright. be.
fore she found suy assistance. She wss soor
after taken home and surgical aid hastily
summoned, but ser case was deemed hope
less almost from the FIRST and she died o.
stated at two O'Clock on Monday morning, 10
great sgouy. Mra D leaves husband and
four children. Her funeral took place o.
two o'clock this afternoon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-12

A new we'll was completed on the old
Gehring isru, yesterday. Il 10 owned by
Messrs Stewart aod Irwin Of Cherrytres. 49,
The we'll bad IS feet OF excellent send of q
fine white psbbly character Il is> being
tubed today preparatory to testing. Thii
well was drilled BY Mr.. Lew Bsnnehoff,
who Informs ms be considers the show good
for striking oil.