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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15
Republicans Second Ward,

A IL REPUBLICANS OF THE SECOND
"A WARD, VIRGINIA. arc respectfully In.
vited 70 cooperate with the Executive Com.
mittee, st their Headquarters, over the xagno.
IL Saloon, and toitsks suen msasurss - win
insure Q grand success Of the party q the
coming election.
by order Of The Executive Committee. oes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15

WHEN can an Irish servant answer
two questions at the sams time? When
asked, Whats o'clock, and where's the
Geld chicken II she replies, "Surs it's
ats!'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15
On Saturday, October Sfst,

THE PfoNEERs will form In PROCESSION
In mont Of their Hal, on b street, virainia, a
u o'clock H., preceded By the NATIONAL
GUARD % an escort, and viii march down
Sutton avenue to c street, through O street "a
the Crown Point once, Gold Hin, and counter
march to Port Homestead, where tho Literary
Exercises Of the Day will take place. Thsss
Exercises win consist Of an onuon By w
Fnrk Stewart and an Original Poem By Judgs
r, n. 7Sylor. amer which . collation. b served
for the Society and its gussts. The Procsssiou
will then again form and return 70 Pionsss
Hall, Virginia, and b disnisssd. oeisu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15
A. G. ELLIS,
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL CANDI.
DATE FOR CONGRESS-,
LECTURE.

HON. THOMAS FITCH
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE OF
w Nevada on the subiest Of
Till SUTRO TUNNEL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15

~ Holders OF Tickets entitled TO PREE
PASSAGE on omnibuses and admission 70
Dancing Halls at Gold Hill and Virginia ID
iibitun.
~ The most perfect order viii DO preserved
and no ~disreputsbls parsons viii be admitted
~ Reliable persons viii be In charge ofthe
Cloak and Hat rooms. and NO changes will b
made 10 the guests.
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NATIONAL HALL

VIRGINIA CITY, NRv.,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1874.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-02
READ YOUR TICKET.

STEAMER MOVEMENTS. = The Allan mail
steamship Hibernian. Capt. Archer, from Liv-
pool the 18th ult, arrived at this port Saturday
bringing 8 cabin and 1OS steerage passengers.
She had rough passage. We are indebted to
the courtesy of the purser for late foreign pa
pers.
The Allan Mail Steamer Prussian, Capt
Dutton, sailed for Liverpool Saturday night
with % cabin and % ste erage passengers.
The freight steamer w aldersian of the AL
Ian line, sailed for Glasgow Saturday noon
with full cargo. sl..s
There will be public literary entertainment
and masquerade sociable this evening, at the
hall Of Mystic Lodge 1. o. G. T., No. 35la
Congress street.
MIR. George Page, of the New Jersey Tenn
perance Alliance, addressed tho boys OF the
High School Saturday.
The Board of Fire Insurance Agents had a
meeting Saturday to consider their action on
the insurance tax bill, A deputation will go
to Augusta to-day, and stlong fight DE made
against the exemption of mutual companies.
Several cargoes of molasses. are on their way
to this rort, and yesterdays favoring wind viii
probably hasten them along.
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ZIE
Scattering 4. wescott's majority 41S.


Brief Jotfings.
Seats for Mrs. Young's lecture are selling
rapidly otu
March has come in very like a lamb.
The work on Atlantic wharf is progressing
rapidly. rW
A number of Italians, who came in the Hi
bernian Saturday, attracted good deal of at
tention by singing Italian songs at the Grand
Trunk depot.
A masquerade ball in connection with Ray
mond's dHncing school comes off at Lancaster
Hall Wednesday evening.
1t is claimed that Mr.. Page saw thirty liquor
signs, not thirty drunkards, on his way from
railway station to hotel Surely he must be-
long to that wicked and adulterous generation
which are seeking after sign, and it is much
to be doubted if thirty signs wers given him.
The Orchard Beach Association propose to
lay out park of forty acres on their Old Or
chard purchase for the accommodation of picnic
parties.
A set of teeth were found Friday at the cor
ner of Maple and York streets. Since his loss
the owner has to "gum'' it.
The Jones house, corner of Park and Con-
gress streets, is to be re-opened as a boarding
house.
One of the speakers at the Allen Mission last
evening expressed the opinion that woman
possesses more strength than ten yokes of
oxen. .l
Inc HiberAian brought 1850 more steel rails
for the Grand Trunk
The Quartermaster of the Prussian, who was
so severely injured last week, was able to go on
board Saturday, and left with his ship
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f . Il II i q N.
The End of the TichbOrne Trial.
A Verdict OF Guilty ON all the
Counts.
He is Sentenced to Fourteen Years Penal
Servitude.

LONDON, Feb. 2S-The trial of the Tichborue
Claimant closed this morning, resulting in the
conviction of the accused. The jury after be-
ing out short time brought in verdict of
guilty OF all the charges, and the claimant was
sentenced tie fourteen years penal servitude.-
There is great excitement over the verdict and
extras announcing it a'e issued by the papers.
The Ashantce War.
Advices from the Gold Coast represen. that
up to the 18th of January it was doubtful
whether the Ashantees meant peace or war;
News having been received that a force of the
enemy was collecting in the rear of the British
advance a reconnaissance was made, and this
led to the series of battles previously reported,
which ended in the capture of Coomassie.
Spanish Affairs.
MADRID, Feb. 28-Senor Serrano has been
declared President of the Republic of Spain,
and Gen. Zabela is appointed President Of the
Council of Ministers.
Gen. Morrianes has failed to relieve Bilboa,
and it is reported that his army was defeated
by the Carlists with a loss of 5000 killed and
wounded.
A. M.-Posta, forty-seven miles southwark Of
Tawagona, has been captured by the Carlists.
BAfoNNE, March 1.-The Carlist forces have
occupied the city of Tolosa in -GninnzAna- and
Anondin, small town IN BriScay, San Sebas-
tin.
Typhus fever and small pox are ravaring
Bilbao.
The fall of Bilbao is imminent. Foreign con-
suls have left the city. Don Carlos and staff
have been in the vicinity since Feb. 3d.
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NEW YORK..
Informer Jayne,s Profits.

NEW YORK, Feb. 28-The Tribune publishes
table concerning details of the seizures made
in this port and Boston by Informer Jayne, to-
gether with the amount in each received by
hin. The Tribune says that Jayne sometimes
turned into the government smaller sum than
he received. In the settlement of his profits in
this way, they are, of course, incalculable. 1t
is generally understood there is to be deducted
from his profits per cent. which is currently
reported he pays to his Congressional partner
as retainer Jayne had almost monopoly of
the business of sci ziDg importers books and
hunting through them for technical frauds on
the revenue. He left the others the unproht-
a6le but legitimate business of capturing SNUG
glars and seizing contraband goods OF steam
ers, and devoted himself almost exclusively to
the brbing of clerks to betray their masters,
alter tnelr books or make fraudulent en- tries at
custom houses an excuse for seizing their books
although ne AVA was the informer in a few dozen
found that Jayne's share was the lions and he
received as informer $3.50, 167.77
Various Matters.
Elk President Baez of San Domingo was ar
rested to-day on charges brought BY Davis
Hatch of Norwich, for cruel treatment, and
held 10 $4,000 bail for trial.
New YORK. Mar. 1.-Dr. Furegas' cod liver
oil refinery on Sth street, Brooklyn, was dam
aged $4,000 by fire last night.
c. M. X. Robinson, ex- Collector of Internal
Revenue in New Jersey, has been mulct in
nearly $40 900 by the jury for money alleged to
remain in his hands, with interest.
Ex.President Baez declines to furnish BAIL
under advice of council, and remains in custo-
dy at the Brevoort House.
Rev. Mr.. Barnitz of New York, Secretary of
the American Belle Union, has sued the ST.
Louis Democrat for $4,000 damages for IL
belous article which stated that he shared his
room at the Planters Hotel with woman not
his wife.
The Wisconsin Legislature has passed bill
regulating the rates of and cutting down rail-
road tariff.
Joseph Oliver, car inspector on the Stoning-
ton Railroad, was crushed to death under 10
connective, Saturday night at Providence.
A body was found floating in the water at
Jersey City Saturday, and identified as that of
Thomas Chisholm, formerly an extensive grain
dealer in Chicago. where he sustained great
losses in the latter part Of 1878, and has been
missing since December,
McMullen, the temperance man, addressed
crowd at Horny Hills tonight. No ladies were
present and there was no noteworthy incl
DENTS
A prize fight, arranged for this morning at
Weehawken, between Jim Turner of New Or
leans, and Jack Boylan of Dublin. did not come
oil, the parties having made up.
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We understand an attempt will be made in
Ward Six to defeat part of the Republican
ticket. There will be ticket with the name
of the Democratic candidate for Alderman in.
stead of Mr.. Clement, the regular nominee.
Mr.. Clement has been faithful and efficient
Alderman the past year and deserves the full
vote of the party. 1t is also stated that tickets
will be circulated with the names Of Demo-
cratic candidates instead of Messrs. Hale and
Lowering in the Republican ticket 1t will do
to look after these irregularities as their pur-
pose is TO deceive voters - 9~l~ = p
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LOOK OUT FOR MIXED TICKETS.

Coon TEMpLAR NoTEs.-A new lodge ha'
been instituted at Yarmouth with seventy
three charter members. The following officers
were installed by Rev. George B. Illsley, as
sisted by G. NJ Twitchell, G. w Treasurer:
JIM Cobb, w. G. T., Mrs. Abbie Cobb, w.
V. T., G. A. Hitchcock, w. S., J. W. Carsley,
W.. S., M. Allen, W. T., Rev. George B.
Illsley w. Chaplain.
February 9th, F. E. Shaw, G. w. c. Temp
lar, instituted lodge at Lisbon Falls, with
fifty-three charter members.
An application has been received by the
G. w. Secretary for another lodge at Bath
signed by sixty-four citizens of that city.
Lodges will soon be instituted at Belfast,
East Hebron, New Castle and at the National
Home Togus.
The order of Good Templars is now in a
very flourishing condition in almost every
County in the State. Some lodges having ad-
ded one hundred per cent. to their membership
during the last quarter.
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Ward 5.

Ezra N. Perry, Republican candidate for
Councilman in Ward 5, is opposed by a very
few men on the ground that he is nominated
for third year. Mr. Perry deserves the vote
of his party because he has done his duty du-
ring the two years. The bogus tickets will be
fac SMILES of the Republican with the excep-
ton of Mr. Perry's name 1t is intended for a
fraud and there should be some law for the
punishment of it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-02

STAND FROM UNDER-C. d. b. Fisk & Co..
have bought out the stock and fixtures OF
Wallace & Walsh, No. 233 Middle street,
Mussey's Row. Who are G. D.B. Fisk & Co.?
manufacturers of Mems & Boys Clothing on
this continent, They have come to Portland to
sell clothing, good, substantial, reliable cloth
ing Clothing that is more stylish cut, cloth
ing that is better made, than any other house
exhibits, and prices 20 per cent lower than
named by any other dealer in the United
States. Read what they say in another col
umu, mar2-3t
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d. S. D.-The third entertainment given by
the %. S. DIS for the benefit of the Sweden
borgan Society comes off at G, A. R. Hall this
evening. On this occasion the three act drama
of War to the Knife" and the pleasing come
dy of "My Turn Next" will be presented. The
club have given much time and care to the
preparation of these plays, and the opinion is
confidently expressed that the third entertain
ment will surpass the previous ones good as
thav uara
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MINOR TELECRAms.

There are twenty candidates for the position
OF Police Commissioner in New York.
Tambez, Peru, during January.
1t is officially announced that the Duke of
Edinburgh and his bride, accompanied by the
queen Will enter London on the 18th of March,
The provisional President Aras of Honduras
VINO was besiescd at Camayague has captuIat,
e9 To- 10 Gen Leio. who is nov in full possession
les considerable bloodshed during the tronh
s7o S0o dnt;SSury Department has lrefuuded
%'o'ooo uu'ies Collected on fruits.
San RF ranc;sc crusade A"s heen inaugurated in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-02

GREELY INSTITUTE. - The examination at
the close of the winter term of this institution
occurred last week aud closed up with an ex-
hibition on Friday evening. The hall was
packed to overlooking and the people dispersed
to their several homes feeling they had enjoyed
a rich treat. The examination was conducted
by the principal, G. M. Seders, and by Rev. Mr..
Richardson, and Mr.. E. X. Sweetsir, members
of the board of examination. asia
The promptness of the pupils in their replies
showed thoroughness in their studies which
was truly gratifying
The spring term will commence on Monday,
March 16.
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new Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
'ia''oh London Exhibition-Y NJ C. A. Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SSiiothing-C. D. B. Fisk & Co.
Clls and Varnishes-Aug. p. FulIer.
Greedy Institute ie''
English Cod-Dana & CO
Motiey q Observation-Disclosures at Iow
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
Eureka Machine Twist.
Gratton's London Exhibition. :" w.
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tor
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PROVIDENCE, Feb. 2S.-The brig Harmony
of st. John, abandoned, was fallen in with the
"a, latitude 30 deg AZ min., longitude "a deg:
10 min., by the schooner w. & w. Drew of
Newport from Jacksonville.
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Receipt. by Railroads and steamboats,

GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-Friday-7c cars sun
dries, II do for Railroad, do shocks, do larl,
bark, do for Biddeford, do for New York. do for
Boston. do for st John, NIB, do for Halifax, Ms,
II do for steamship, do apples.
Saturdays cars sundries, 2 do potatoes, 1 do
apples, do bark, 26 do lumber do iron, do piles
do -four, do corn, do for Boston, do for New
York, do for st John, NIB, do for Halifax, MS, 6
do for steamship.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YORK.-46
bales RAGS do buraps, 80 rolls leather 60 bdls do,
% do steel. So paper 1900 half chests tea 40 bags
bond dust, % do tapioca 81 Coffee "a hhds to-
bacco, 95 bbs glue 135 bbs sugar. IS do dried apples
do soap, 40 cases hats, i5O pkgs sundries.
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
the State. Owners refer to S. T. Pullen Eso
PRESS Office. ;oIl-dtsf
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HISTORY In 1866 Capt Sturdivant was the
Democratic candidate for Mayor. The vote
stood as follows: Mcclellan 1865, Sturdivant
$780, scattering sos.
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A LARGE assortment of Decalcomauias just
received at Schumacher Bros. fb25d1w
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HARP for sale at bargain. Can be seen at
W. g. Twombly's Piano Warerooms, 1856 Ex-
change street. F feb17tf
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RINEs & ROBERTSON are selling best BLACK
Brilliantines Cashmeres and Alpacas at spien-
did bargains. 165 Middle street, opposite III. ii.
Hay & Co. fe2eodtf
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MIsCRLLANEOUs NOTICES.
THE Eureka Machine Twist is unequalled.

Mr. SANDS, manager of Grattan's London
Exhibition, has kindly consented to exhibit in
the hall of the Y. M. G. A., this, Monday, eve
ming, for the benefit of the Association.
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HE French surgeons announce that Con-
sumption is not incurable. But they don't cure
it. The only remedy that seems to effect this
object is Hale's Honey of Hoarhound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
mch2eadaw1w
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HARPER's BAZAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlOr
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and D. Wentworth, 1877 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-02
MATTERS IN MAINE.

The Knox County Sheriff Gaze.
AUGUSTA, Feb 28.-In the complaint against
the Sheriff of Knox county. referred by the
Governor to Attorney General Plaisted for a
construction of the sheriff enforcement act, the
Attorney General has rendered an opinion, that
if, as the Sheriff alleged, he had reason to be-
lieve that the alleged violaters of the law
against drinking houses had received informa-
ton of o proposed prosecution and had removed
their liquors, it was within his discretion to
omit proceedings by complaint and warrant
and proceed instead by indictment at the next
session of the Supreme Court early in March.
If warrants duly executed had been placed in
his hands, the sheriff would have been required
to Immediately execute them.
The effect of this opinion in the case Of the
Knox sheriff is that on his statement of the
reasons for delay he cannot be held to have
wilfully refused to discharge his duty unless he
shall fail to proceed at the approaching term of
the court. If the Attorney General had held
otherwise, it would have been the duty of the
Governor to report the facts to the Legislature,
when that body would have heard the delin
quent officer and have proceeded to vote on the
question of his removal by address. Nothing
further can be done with the case unless there
should be delinquency on the part of the
sheriff at the approaching term of court.
Earthquake.
EAsTPoRT, Feb. GA severe shock of earth
quake was felt last night at twenty minutes of
| eleven.
Democratic Caucus.
LEWISTON, March lat the Democratic
caucus held last evening, H. H. Dckey was
nOuoino e.,
/ Postal Changes.
| WASHINGTON March 1.-The following pos
tai changes were made in Maine the past week:
| county, Mrs. Eliza Murray, postmistress.
Postmasters appointed - Mr.. Samuel A.
| Parsons, Dead River, Somerset county; Angus
tus M Whitman, Hebron, Oxford county;
Edward F. Viles, North New Portland, Somer-
set county; Samuel W. Durham, North Paris,
Oxford county; Almon Monks, Rome, Kenne-
! bee county; Otis L. McCorrison, Union, Knox
| county.
Libel Suit.
| HoULToN, Feb. 28.-The libel suit of Lew
ellyn Powers against the Houlton Times news
paper, on trial here before Judge Peters of the
Supreme judicial Court, creates much local in
terest The defendant is prominent Repub
hcan politician, member of the present
House, and on the Legal Reform Committee.
He is marriedlman, perhapsliO years old. His
action is based on an editorial published in the
Times year since, charging him with 'ir-
regularities'' ia connection with collection OF
pension and particularly with improper conduct
to young colored girl.
METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR rHR NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS
| War DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
! OFFICER, Washington, ID. g. Z
| Mar. 1, 500 II. MY
For New England
on Monday, partly cloudy weather, gentle 70
fresh WINDS mostly from the southeast anu
southwest, and the temperature generahy
above freezing will prevail.
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FIRES.

CINCINNATI, March IA despatch from
Valparaiso, Ind, reports the burning last night
of the Pttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad depot with large amount of grain and
valuable merchandise. Loss heavy.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-The high school build
ng at Lebanon, ILL.,. was burusd yesterday
morning. Loss $4,000.
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against corporations in this class of cases
ne case was subsequently settled by the pay
ment of $4,000. =.
Inc action City of Portland VS.. Portland
railroad Company was brought to recover the
amount expended by the city in laying the
wooden pavement between the rails of the
Company in Middle street. The suit has
lately been settled by the Railroad Company
by payment in full of the amount so expend-
At the request of the Harbor Commissioners
an injunction was obtained in October last
against the Portland Saco and Portsmouth
Railroad Company and the Eastern Railroad
to restrain these corporations frcm enlarging
Railroad wharf and erecting distractions in
the dock connected with the same.
The number of suits pending against the city
at this date is much smaller than has been
the case for many years. Of the Is suits yet
undetermined, six are appeals for land dam
ages and four are suits brought by the Cum
berland and Oxford Canal Compa-
ny VS. the city, growing out of
the location of West CONNER
cial street; of these cases nine are now
pending before the law court and will doubt
less be decided at an early day. One case
only now stands for trial on the jury list.
CITY MARsHAL's REPORT.
The following figures are taken from the
City MarshaPs report: The whole number of
arrests from March 1873 to March 1874, is 30S7,
being net increase of 1743; of these 2511 have
been for drunkenness, 389 for drunkenness and
disturbance, 1853 for larceny; IS for suspicion of
larceny, so for vagrancy and prostitution; GAS
were taken before the Municipal Court; u were
taken to the Work House; 60 were dischared
by consent of compliments; 1869 were dis
charged without complaint. Of those arrested
s1S were Americans, IS Englishmen, 1887 Irish
men, 80 Germans, IS French,4 Indians, As colored
Americans, 10 Scotch, Norwegians, IL Swedes,
Danes, Il Italian Spanish, 1 Portuguese;
874 were accommodated with lodgings.
The estimated value of stolen property recoA-
cred is $3749; 62 stray teams were picked up;
1873 stores were found open. Dangerous places
in the street, $50; nuisances visited, GIL; lost
children found, Is. For dog licenses 1884 were
received, against $50 last year. For dray and
cart licenses $1O5 were received. Seventeen
shops were found open. There have been
two deaths and four designations on the police
force. The number of arrests have been larger
thau ever before since the organization of the
city,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-03-02

Big Frank, one of the bank burglars who
broke Jail at Newcastle, Del, has Deen caPtur-
cd in Philadelphia and sent back
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The employees of the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern freight depot at Cleveland struck
Friday for increased pay D1s sney Sonc'4ued 70
trouble is anticipated.
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NICE Bleached Sheeting 10 cents per yard at
P. M. Frost under Falmouth Hotel.
feb19 eod3t
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THE POLLS OPEN AT TEN O'CLOCK
AND CLOSE AT FOUR TODAY
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Municipal COurr.

Municipal Court.
BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
SATURDAY.-Patrick Plunkett Search and se;v-.
ure. Three months. Appealed.
Charles M. Stewart. Assault and battery. Dis
charged. E-s n rrg
hingsoury q Jordan. Cobb & Ray.