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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-01-09
0TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN-
- TY OF MOWER, ss.

The State Of Minnesota to E. A. Wright, De-
fcniant
You are hereby summoned to he aud appear
before the unicrsign" one Of tho Justices Of
tho Peace in and for said county on the 23d
day Of January, A. u. 1873. ut 10 o'clock in
the forenoon at my Office in the First Ward of
the village Of Acstin. in said county, to an
swcr to Charles J. Paddock in 4 civil action
Sh ud y"n tai! to appear at the time and
place aforesaid. Judgment will DO rendered
against you upon the evidence ndduced by said
Charles J. Paddock, for such sum Us he shall
show himself entitled to.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of De-
cembcr, A. d. 1879.
W. H. MERRICK,
eSN Juetics Of the Psoes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-01-09

THE engine house, on the River divi-
sion Of the Milwaukee T. 81. Paul RJ.,
At Winona, was burned last Saturday
morning, with two engines, one passen-
ger and one freight.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-01-09

SToKIs is sentenced to be hung on
,he 9th Of February.
, 1873-10-10
THE POLARIS SURVIVORS.
The Examination of tho Blldltngt0M
Party to Commence To-day.

The Examination of tho BudltnEton
Party to Commence To-dny.
Special Dispatch TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Oct 0.-Tho examination
Of tho Buddington party, Of the polariB expe-
dition, will bo regularly commenced tomorrow by
the Secretary Of tho Navy and Prof. Houry, Of
tho Smithsonian Institution. Tho latter is re-
presented to be dissatisfied mud displcaRed by
what hest.inks ia an assumption OF tho Naval
authorities in tho mattor Of Nh expedition in the
intaroat Of science, which WIS not expected to DO
triumph for tho Naval branch, even il tho un-
dertaking had proved an entiro HuccoBa. Morton,
the accontl-n,ato OF tho polars, who is among tue
party now on board the HteamerTall IN front
OF tho Navy Yard hero, denies tho storioa that
havo been published to tho effect that Capt.
Hail had boon poisoned by DR.. Bcssol, or was
poisoned at all, Afll Morton states that he haB
said nothing TINT could properly be mlscon-
atruel into such grave charges as those mon
toned.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--Tho steamship Talla-
poosa arrived Inst evening, and WAS anchored IN
from the shore with the Polaris survivors. Sec
1etary Robeaon is making inquiries into the loss
OF the PolariB by tue examination OF the sur
yiyorB.
THE EXAMINATION OF THE Dupp1NoToN PARTY
is to DO nude chiefly in the interest Of science.
The party now horo hhve some transcripts Of
tho records OF tho lost ship. Tho
Secretary Of the Navy to-day said ho did
not credit the reports, which have recently
boon renewed, that Captain Halls doath was tho
result Of foul means, and it appears that all who
woro present at tho former investigation arc con-
vinced that the commanding offlcer'a death WIS
| from natural causes alone.
, 1873-10-10
MICHIGAN STATE REFORM SCHOOL.

gpxciat Correspondence ef Ths Chicago Tribune.
1ANs1AH, Mleh., Oct. 3, 1873.
Tho following is statomont Of tho condition
and workings Of tho 6tate Roform School, during
tho past fiscal year:
The number Of boys In tho school, Sept, so,
1879, was 2la; number received during tho year,
100; whole uumbor unaor instruction during tho
ycar 818; number dismissed during tho year, 07 !;
number now in tho Hollool, AL.
Tho following aro tho counties from which the
boys wore received during the fiscal year ondng
Sent. so, 1878 !: Wuyno County II; bay Q; Len
Rwee and Washington, each 8 Branch, deneseo,
Jackson, and Kalamazoo, eacl, 3; Calhoun, Kont,
Moutcaltn, and huskegon, eaoh !; Oakland, = ;
AlIegan, berrion, 1'Arry, Ionta, Monroe. st.
0lalre, and shlawasale, 2 eaoh !. 1Iiltsdate,
Houghton, 1ngham, Lgpoer, Alonominoe, Mocos'
ta, Newaygo, 1t. Joseph Saginaw, Al4d I'seola
each.
Causes Of commitment, Larceny. 81 burglary
and larceny, i; assault and battery,, /, yagran-
oY, s, drlnkanpess. II dafseing building !
, 1873-10-10
MACouPIN COUNTY BONDS.

Tho County supervisors. Called Upon
to Answer to Il :Uhnrge of Contempt
BY tho United Stntca Circuit Court fox
the Southern District of Illinois.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Spn1soF1ELp, Ill. Oct. 9.-Ths Supervisors Of
Macoupin County passed resolution refusing to
lovy tax to pay the Judgments obtained against
them by tho county to pay for thcir Court
nouao. Since tho passage Of tho resolution one
attorneys who arc managing it for the bond-
holders. Tho following notice has been served
On ouch Of tho Supervisors Of tho county:
'Htnark suuin9s Inst!tus .. afaeoupin County
You will each take notiea TINT on ne Lat dsy o1 tho
for the Southern District Of the State Of Illinois, to
bo hold On tho second Monday In October 1873, Or na
In the above entitled cause will proyo tho asuanoo out
Of tho said Circuit Court and tho due serv1ce Of two
certain w1a Of m nan'amus directed to tho noara o.
tho said Doard Of Supervisors n substance tnat they
without excuse ovason OF delay 70 10 COL
Institution tho requisite taxes n money to satafy tic
said rccoreres debt, damages interest," and eosts IN
eeot sea on e Hs property IN
9uirea Is aw snd tta s.td pla!ntG wn1 aso show te
ally, after due service Of said writs. will
fay fassa L oSsy tse sa
writs, whereby you several'y stand n contempt md
Rreo a e Sa w 1S nf
%a1saa ef sid isrie eoisndag him to tafs ho
said Court to answer for your aail contempt and a-
obedience, md you appear ut the time and r'aco
IN hat behalf mentioned aud resist said motion II you
think proper.
Tho Judgment and damages now amount to
| SITE, ,305.00. The further progress in this case
is locked forward to with considerable interest.
, 1873-10-10

.as!eione nall r., treePaas' ~ diHordorly' al oamo Jack
' NATIVITY of Tho boys and tfoir psronts. Mich
1il'nos,' i, Wisconsin,, 3 t6hio' T. foreign
birth, 10.
DID, Z H. u H. '3{' Thi T. sSTts so ID y yoits
i. Average ago. about Is years and ~ months:
Domestic condition mud religions training OF
tho boya previous to tholr commitment, rs given
Nnubor who have ioat fathor, 20 mother, 10;
both pnronte, 8; ,wlloao relations havo boon M nr-
rested for orImo "a; who havo used intoxicating
drinks, IL; been IN 1ail ono or moro times ~;
slort ont In BhodB, old boxes, oto., 10; Catholic,
81; Protestant, 90; unknown, 20.
Disposition OF tho boys who lnvo boon roloaa-
cd: Number discharged aB reformed. o3; gone
out Of State to reaido with paronats, 10; granted
of absence o5 ono aS n'
| Tho Superintendent reports tho yoar just
| closed as ono Of quiet and improvomont; the
| social life Of tho boya as much improved; md
TINT all work together in harmony aud good
Tho labor Of tho shops has hoon abundant,
and Is llkoly to continue so for tho coming year.
| The compilation Of tho SECOND family-houBo
Furnishes facilities for keeping 10 boys inside OF
| yonont and substantial ono. THIS Will continue
| thia moat effoctivo improvement Of separating
tho smaller and quiotcr boys from tho Older aud
moro viciDtiH.
In looking Mt tho future work Of the school, 1t
IL intimatod TINT another family house may be..
como desirable for the boys who may bo enti-
tied to rocase or arc likely soon to obtain tho
same. With t1a arrangement labor should bo
combined, and tllo buys shero IN tue re1nunera;
ton. In this house those boys should be placed
whose f1ionls frequently apply for their admit
tanco to the school, permitting them TO bo re-
tanned. NInuy such applicationa arc maao overy
year. Often tho paront would osseom It prlvi..
| irrn tn f3nffny TIM GxrnnRb OF the detention OF
eucl, boy. Frequently, too, boys rotusn from
thoir now homes provided for thom. Such
might be permitted to ron,ain at this family till
other aud moro satisfactory arrangements could
| bo made for them.
The Superintendent compliments tho State
for tho efficiency Of the Doard Of Control, and
especially Jamcs G. Aleach, who this yoar ro-
tired from the service Of tho Board, aftor twelve
| yoara' scrvico $500,
Aggregate Of inventoriod property about
A99H 6}l
, 1873-10-10
MICHIGAN.

Tho Constitutional Comm fAsiOta E,as
gagged ttHou tlla article IkGlntiltH IA
ISslt1r0IatlH .1'llG IsHlic of Entcrot
Stock E'orbitit1on. After II E'rolrncted
Dubutr ~ Parts Of the Constitution
Finally Adopted.
sptciat dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANa1Na, Mich, Oct. 9.-A memorial received
from Battle Crock protests against 1oaying the
control Of tho University in tho hands Of the
negonss, and insists that, as tho people furnish
tho money, thoy should control It. Baltic Croell
is tho houdquarlors OF tho homeopathic move.
ment of Inst winter to secure representation
III tho University.
Domestic corporations, except rai1road compa.
MICS, arc to bo required. to keep their principal
Office III this State. Tho section requiring rail.
way stock to DO sold at par, and preventing all
FICTITIOUS ISSUES OF sroox,
waH struck out. A motion by Mr.. jerome to
strike out also, tho section prohibiting tho con-
solidatlon Of competing Or parallel lnoa, loavine
long nnl somewhat furious dubnto, In which
Judge Withoy supported Mr. Joromo, and Judge
Upsou and Chairman Cutchoon argucd strongly
against 1t, and urged an Immediate roconsid'
sriko out tic section prohibiting fictitious Is
suos. They eaimnd tint the section Ind beon
approved from Maine to California by tho press,
aud said that II they did not daro restrict stock
HAte44uet tAeJ iuiPut uS VIGIL A0Auuuu tnG!E SA5A
Of rovinion. blr. Pond made q powerful speech.
arraigning railroad corporations for solashness,
and instancng tho Michigan Central tn particu-
lar. Mr. Allddaugl, spoaking on tho sanao side,
spoke Of the theft by tho corporation Of tho air.
line road from Jackson to Nics, and tho 1angoi
Of allowing great companeB to choke of compe.
| tit,on was especially dwolt On.
Alossrs. Riley and Dovino opposed striking
out tho section, believing it to DO the peoples
| wish that tho restriction should stand, and
Mossra. Hatch and Crane insisted that it was
subject for legislation, not Tor constitutional
| provision. Tho motion to strike out failed BY
Ito :.
| TIE RIGHT TO PURCHASE UNDEn MORTGAGE.
| a clause was amended rcserving the right Of
corporations to become purchasers undor exist.
| ing mortgages.
Tho section prohibiting tho giving Of railroad
pasaea was struck out. A final yoto mny bs
! taken On tho article In tho morning.
Tho first articles finally passed woro passed to-
day. TAoy relato to the Legislative md Execu.
tive departments, boundaries, aud scat or Gov
ornment, the Bill Of Rights, and tho division Of
the powers Of Government. They wero uuari.
nlousiy agreed to. Tho single Senatorial Dis.
trict system ia retained as it exists.
, 1873-10-10
THE INDIANS.
A Small Party of Chcyenncs on a Cnt-
tle-StGaliuR IRntd in COlornd0s
,SuecinI In a Hhfcnaa

A Small Party of Chcyenncs on a Cnt-
tlc-StcalinR Rntd in Colorado.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DENVER, Col, Oct. o.-Conaiderable excite-
mont and much apprehension has existed
throughout this Territory tor several days pass
over tho exciting attitude Of the Cheyenne Iu-
lians who loft their reservation at Fort Bill, In-
dun Torritory, nearly fortnight ago. Unti1
today, tho reports regarding their movements
havo been very much exaggerated and unsatis-
factory. AS far al eau bo aHeertainel. thore
arc certainly not over 200 Of these Indians in
Colorado, and they aro moving in broken
and ecattorod detachmonts. II III evident
that they did not start out on tho
war-patl,, their mission boing horse and stock
stealing raid. Scouting parties from various
points throughout the Torritory were soon on
their track, aud they failed to gather up any
stock.
The report which WAS circulated that they
killed aonio whites aud burned buildings has not
boen authenticated. ABIDE from slRughtoting q
few cattle for tholr immediate use. they did no
harm beyond soaring the aot.lora. citizonH,
scouts, anl aoveral companies from tho Sixth
Cavalry, under Col. Oakes, arc now in close pur-
suit Of tho Indians, who havo Nod panlc-strlckeIa
across the ArkansaH River, evidently seeking to
regain their reservation rs speodily aa possible.
, 1873-10-10
To-DAya PROGRAMME.
Following III tho musical programme for to-
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--Tho low barometer In
Minnesota will probably move sontheastward
tho Upper Lakos, froHh to brisk southeast and
northoaat winds aud partly cloudy weather,
with falling barometer For tho Northwest, q
rising barometer, northwestorly winds, mud clear
weather. For tho Lower LakeH, increasing eaat-
ory winds, with cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
Fur tho New Englnnd and Middle States, northoriy
Winds, and clear, lazy weathor. For tho South.
orn and Gulf BtatoB, northoast to southeast
winds, highor temperature. alll generally olear
wcAther, oxcopt for tho Waatorn Gulf ooast,
whore cloudy woathor, and, possibly. light rain
iB 1robahlo. Cantiona.y Aignala arc order for
Obicago, milwaukee,, and Grand uayon.
, 1873-10-10

There was one point toward which tho ladies'
gravitatod, and that MAS, Of course, tie portion
of tho building reserved for the exhibition OF
millinery. Among the cases mono looked better
than that Of MoBBrs. HotchAn i Palmer. This
case is not large one, but manages to surround
about s., 600 worth OF goods. There ia light
blue hat il that caHe which especially charms
tho ladies. Tho cost Of 1t VIC refrain from men,
tioning, but during tlyo minutos' conversation
with Mc. Hotchkin, yesterday afternoon, the
reporter heard it priced nearly score Of times.
There WAS velvet costume with sumo unearthv
Fronch name to 1t which divided tho honora with
the hat. costing . tgi1ing fortune In itse!f. Mr..
mensH cost 40 much, and in so tloing advanced
many solid cash arguments in favor of celibacy
for impecunions young men. An imitation seal
skin Bacque, however, appeared to bo roaBona-
bic when compared In appearance aud cost with
genuine fur.
1tessrs. Crane Bros. & Co. appear to DO doing
an immenBo business in olovating. Thoy have
an excellont assortment Of hardware, but tint
appears to weigh with the visitors quite out
Of proportion to its specific gravity: The elo-
vator Is auxouBly watchod and waited for by an
expectaut throng OF young men, young women,
country lovera, and little children, au Of Whom
arc willing to pay ten cents for yiew Of tho late
burnt district, Lake Michigan, and the Exrosi-
ton donle, announced IS visible from tho eleya-
tor whom it reaches the roof.
Tho interest around tho stoves fell Yesterday.
The atmosphere Of the building MAS unusually
hot and ventilation needed to accommodate the
thousands Of lungs. So tho stoves were turned
away from aa poor relationB, whom nobody cares
about. Whom tho weather changes everybody
turns to tue atoves, 60 thoY will not bo long
overlooked.
Howoa scales deserve notice for the i'm
portant part they pay in atrording entertainment
10 tho Young and iunocout. How many tons Of
little girls, ind fat couutry-fod Bwains were re-
corded yesterday tho writer doos not pretend to
know, but surely the City Weigher could not
| hayo tono q heavier days work than tho man
In chnrgo Of those poor, dowu-troddon scales
| did. It might be intoroHtng to giyo some stu
| tistics about tho matter. For Instance: Tho
| average weight Of tender lover from Iroquois
| County greatly exceeded that OF tho swain 1rom
| Bangamon County .wiletho hobollesfromW Wisconsin
their siators from lava. Tic reporter looH not
mean to Btate tint these arc facts, but thoy may
, 1873-10-10
NEW ORLEAHS STEAMBOAT LINE,

CINo1NNAT1, Oct. 9.-rhe New OrleanH Htoan,-
boat Captains organized for tho soaaon to-tlay
with ton boata. Three boats will leave weokly.
Three men will govern the lino. Tho Wharf
Boat Company will transact its buHinea6. Each
boat put up 81 ,000 forfolt.
, 1873-10-10
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co.
Election OF Officers for tho Emsuing
HGurs

New YoAK Oct 0-TAe Board OF Directors OF
tho Western Union Telegraph Company mot to-
day at the Conpalya office, aud elected tho fol-
lowing ofllcera, proA1dont, William 0rton
Vico.froBIdonts a. u. Cornell, Noryiu Greon,
Augustus Aolaoll, George N. Mumtord, HaEriHon
DuFkse Executive Committee William Orton,
Joseph Harker, Jamos II. jarkor, Edwin p.
Morgan, Alonzo u. Cornell, Augustus echoll.
Harrison Durkeo, ". X. Thorn, Noryiu Groom,
N, Vanderbilt. and Frank Wosk,
, 1873-10-10
SulCllE.

Special Dispatch to The Chcaago Tribune.
DunuQuE, Ia., Oct. 0.-Miss Keoyoa, young
Hoamstross OF Independence, took dose of poi.
son, from tho effoots Of which Hllo died about .
O'Clock to.nigf1.
sptchu Dispatch to III, Chicago Tribune.
DopgDa, O., Oct. 9.-Au inmate Of the 6ol-
, 1873-10-10
CANAL.B0AT PRIZE RACE.

DuFrAIo, Oct 0.--stoam canal-boats William
Newman aud William Daxtar loft to-day for
syracuse, with full loads OF grain, competing for
tic Stats prize Of $1,000 Several other boa!H
sre loading and wll follow,
, 1873-10-10
rho Council MT Fort Stll.

or OF Indian Affairs, under date Of Fort Sill tho
7th innt., tclographa tho Secretary Of the Into
rior that tho council with tho Klowas and
Comanclles WAS still proceeding, and TINT ho
intended to leave Fort Sill for Caddo to-day.
, 1873-10-10
SPRlNGFfELp.
White and Coz

White md Colorcd Clsi1tlrcn Admitted
to the schools on Equal Terms.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 0.-Tho City School Board,
at it's session last night, decided to strike tho
word wllite from tho regulations of the city
schools, and admit a11 childron, without regard
to color or previous condition, upon an equality
into tho city schools. There Ia some excitement
about tho matter md the Stale Register. in tta
issue tonight, donounccs the notion In unmeas-
ured tor1ns. It is probable that some children
will DO Withdrawn Gy the overnce, but they will
no doubt DO returned ngain when tho parents
1nd out III what ago wo arc living.
, 1873-10-10
THE MARSH ExPLo LoRING PARTY.

SAN FnANo1sco, Oct. 9,--prof. A1arsh's party
arrived from Oregon, by steamer, last evening
They leave for tho Rocky hlountainH next week,
to spend auothor month in explorations, aui
will return east in November,
, 1873-10-10

dlors' Homo noar Dayton, named MoDonnld,
committed suicide this morning by hahglng him.
self. Ills body was found, about 0 o'clock, aus
B!gupd for tho net.
, 1873-10-10
Grand Musical Celebration of the Fire
Anniversary.
Sixty Thousand Persons in tho
Building Yesterday.
Notes Of Ramble Through Some Of the
Departments.

ElFou tliues AHey WDTt uOk foEy JOFolJ III b
rulc. but youth ind lovolinoss do not always 60
together. There were oyidonces Of this In thoir
deEueanor, which was extromoly affcotionato
and their love for candy which might DO do
soribod rs consuming. From tho country, too.
thero was au ununua1ly large delegation. Dur
ing tho afternoon mud ovoning at no timo
wero thoro loss than $4,000 persons In tho
grand building, mud therefore It is not putting
tho estimate too high to place tho number Of
persons who had visited 1t yostorday at $4,000.
TLcre WAS evoty inducernent hold out TINT tho
management could ofrer. Tho Anniversary was
celebrated by increasing tho orchestra to fifty
plocea, aud tho musical programme WAS, II pos
siblo, moro popular than ever. 1t WAS evidently
rolished By tho thousands who wandered about
the building and 1onscd for room to sit down.
The occasion recalls to mind tho first E1posi-
tion Of auy note, that Of London In tho year
1851. Thcre is happy description In Irish vorao
by tho late Mr., Thacsoray, partof which, slight
ly localized, wo reproduce, aa fo(oWH:
With gaplal fore
Ttlransfuso mo loire,
70 sacred ny1npha Of pindua,
Tho whole sing
The Palace made o9Yiadowsl
would before
That Thomns Moore,
Likewoise the late Lord Byron,
Thtm agloa sthrong
OF Rodliko song,
Cast oi on that caak-olron.
AND saw thin walls
And g!tt.ering halls.
Thin rising aleudthcr columns,
Gould not denote,
No, not In swonsy vollums.
With conscious proide
stud fusOidc
And looked Chicago's Fair tn,
Until ne aiglt
Was dazzled quite,
And couldn't eco for staring.
There's fountains thero
And crosses fair;
There,a Wstcr-goda with urrng;
There's orRaua there
. "ds'a%sa 1S nasy; atEs 1siiS 81 BY turns.
There's statues bright
OF narble white,
OF oliver and Of copper;
And some III zinc,
And some, think,
That isn't over proper,
There's staym ingyuee,
Tint stand in lines,
Enormous mud amazing,
Tint slucal and short
1lko whnies III aport,
Or elephants a-grazing.
Amazed pass
From glass to g1asa
Deloighted survey en-;
Fresh wondthora grows
Before mo noBe
In this sublime musayuml
Look, here's fan
From fur 3apau.
A sabre from Damasco;
Here's shnwls wo get
From fur Tlibet,
And cotton prints from frisco,
There'a granite alnta
, 1873-10-10
CAPITAL STOCK.
Report Of the Committed Of the Illinois
State Board Of Equalization.
A Grand Total of $50, sos, 200.

sptcial Disnatch to Tht Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 0.-Tlo following Is
tho report OF tho Committee on Capital Stock of
tho State Board OF Equalization
, 1873-10-10
Tho Citizens Independent Party.
A New Movement for tho County and
City Election.
Platform Of Principles Adopted...City Flnantes''''
Observation-Disclosures Religions Tolerance
....Suuday 0rdInante'''.State
Tax Stealing.
Largo Meeting in tile Eighteenth Ward.

II The Editor u The CHICAGO Tribune:
s1R: At o meeting Of citizona hold tits day,
Faul F. Cooper, Chairman, Victor z. Lawson,
Secretary, tho incloaod platform Of principles
was adopted. Very respectfully yonre,
Utnrnn Il IAygni. EnnrctarY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-20
ORDINANCE NUMBER TWO.

nE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY
Is Commissioners of Eureka County, We
SFr. |. The stated meetings of the Hoard
of Tonntv Commiss oncrs of Eureka County,
% ,be transaction of town business shall be
held At the County Clerks office, IN sad eoun.
~. on Monday of each week, commencing ~
half rast six o'clock T.. NJ. and continue III
session from time to time until all business
before them shall be disposed Of.
Approved December 18th, lS'S.-
Board of County Commissioners;
Attest: L. II. HARMON, Clerk. dIo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-20
Cured at Home.

Persons at a distance may be CT RED At
HOME. by addressing a letter TO DR.. GLIB
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity, TO any part of the country with
full and plain directions for use, by inclosing
SO IN coin IN a registered letter through the
postotlicc. or through ellis, Fargo ~ Co.
\ package of medicine will be forwarded
by express to any part Of the Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this ad-
veTtisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. }. +. GIDEON.
Box 1851, san Francisco, California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-20
NOTICE.

DJRSUANT To AN ORDER OF THE
High Court Of Chancery made " In the
matter uf the estate Of ililam Henry Nheat.
deceased. and in a cause: Sheat v. Sheat.'
the Creditors Of WILLIAM SHEAT. late OF
Thirty-fve Tinborough Road, South kensing.
ton. in the County of MiddlescS, and formerly
of | pton Manor, in the County of Essex. and
who some time since temporarily resided at
Slusher's Hotel, in the City of Austin, Neva-
dial nitcd States of America. and who died in
or about the month of April, 1873. are on or
before the 18th day of February, to send by
rust. PREPAID. 10 Charles Grundy, Esq. of the
firm Of Cowdcll x Grundv, Twcuty-siX Bridge
Row and Cannon street, in the City ofLondon,
the letters OF the defendant Henry Sheat,
the Administrator. and with will annexed of
the deceased their Christian names and sur
names. addresses and descriptions, the fall
and particulars Of their clameS. a statement
uf their accounts and the nature of the SecUrl-
tiaS ifanyl held by them, or in default there
If they will be pcremptorily excluded
from the benefit Of the said order.
Every Creditor holding any security is TO
produce the same before the Master of the
Hollis. at his Chambers, situated at the Rolls
Iari. Chancery Lane. London on MONDAY,
the I'd DAY of MARCH. le74, at II o'clock in
the forenoon. being the time appointed for
adjudicating on the claims.
Dated this 18Th day Of Nov. 1873.
ROBERT MARSHALL, Chief Clerk.
kimher Il Ellis. - Lombard street. :. c.,
London. Solicitors for the Plaintiffs. dl7-tt