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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

TIE Horst OF rHR FUruRE. fol.
lowing is the tran.lation Of IN article In
= Berlin paper. which will convey IN idea
of the German estimate Of the conina
American hotel.
The latest American progress In build.
ing will be the Msmmoth Hotel. soon to
be erected in Chicago. This enormous
hotel il to have frontage Of three Eng.
lish miles long. and depth Of six milea.
The height of seventy seven stories. will
measure 8. .480 feet from the grosnd Aoos
to the roof The hotel will have. no stairs.
but Eve hundred balloons will always be
ready to take visitors up TO their rooms
No room walters are to be employed. bat
guests will be served bv newly patented
automatic. put up in every bed room. thst
will do ell shaving. shampooing. &c.. for
the guests By very simple and ingenious
mechanism. Suppose the guest requires
hot water. the automatic will BE- able "a
call down stairs. "a bucket OF hos water
up to room No 1.O02 1O7," and che "a
ter will be up in seven seconds By . pa.
tent elevator. Half On hour before ta6le
d'hote instead Of the ringing Of bells. q
gun GA pounder) will Be fred On each
floor to call the guests to get ready for
their meals. The tables in the dining
rooms will measure four miles each. st.
tendance being performed By twelves
walters on horseback on either side Of she
table. Music. during soUe dkde. will
be plsyed (gratis) BY eight bands Of sev.
euty men each. For the convenience
"f visitors railway vill be built on each
6oor. - we'll - telegraph oiiees. The
price Of one bedroom viIl Be from ore
to ten dollars.. The c"~s Of this bail ding
is essimsfed to be so. .0O0.O 900. The Bit.
lard room will contain ninety French,
and one hundred Eaglish tsbles. and q
the moet Of the guests are expected to BE-
Americans, the billiard room will Be St.
ted out With spitsoon Of one hundred fee,
in circumfereuee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

VINO Uss Love WoRDs. big words
are great favorises With people Of small
ideas aud weak conceptions. They are
often employed BY men Of mind when
they use langusge that may best conceal
their thoughts. With lev exceptions,
however. iliiiersse and hslf-educated per-
sons use more big words" than people
Of thoruaeh education. Il is . very CON-
mon. bat very eeregious mistake ID sup
pose that long words are more gentcel
than short oncs-jsss = the same scrt Of
people imagine high eelcrs aud Aashy
6ssres improve the ssyle Of dress. They
ars The kisd Of people Who don't begin.
bat always ..eommence." They don't
live. but reside" They don't 70 10 bed.
but my ysserios.ly .'resire." They doa'tcas
and drink. bat .'par,ste Of refreshneuts." "
They are never sick. bss ''exsrrue
y isdisposed. And instead Of dying.
Il last. they '.decease." The ssseogth
Of the Engii.h lssessse d II saost words.
chiefly nososylables d Ssxca 6erivssios.
asd people vhs are 10 earnest seldoa
uss any osher. Low. hass. anger grisf,
joy. esprcss thenselsss IN short sords
and direct ssasesses; vAi,s esssiag. klse.
hood. asa aleesaeisa delight is vbss Hes.
see ss'is verba sesqsiPedatia-vssds 81
bot snd bali looe,"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03
E~ A Columbia cleryvms

ET A Columbia clergyman. who,
while preaching sermon on Sunday e~ep-
ing. perceived man aud woman under tho
gallery 10 the act Of kissing each other bs-
hind hymn book. did not lose HE ten.
per. No! he remained calm. lie beam
cd mildly 1t the offenders over his spec-
tscles. and when the young mau ki.>cd
her the 6fieenth time. he merely brok~
his sermon Cd in the middle of "thirily."'
and offered ferveut prayer in behalf Of
the young man in the pink necktie aud ,hs
maiden in the blue bonnet and gray shawl
who were profaning the sanctuary BY L -
lug one another in pew 49," Aud the
congregation said "Amen." Then the
WOMAN pulled her veil down and the young
man sat there and sworc softly to himself.
He does not go 10 church a much nov ~
he did. ,.Ia
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nSSUsscnsrsSss $40 per annun
60 ne paid withinsix months. No snbscrip-
ton Eiil be received FOR shorter period than
vIx aosths and no psper 10 be discontinued
dAsslall srrearAges are paie exeep satthe op-
fiob Iotahe pUsiishef. ssef sss II tslh
81 dTrsnsoT A cents per squsfo
fass ssfhe 6sst issertios, md 50 ceaas for every
.ehbssqueat jnsertion. Right lires or less esn-
seqastitste 4 e3rars. ~ ifsheznaRbsr ofinser-
tiops be not marked on the adtertisement, II
win be Published until forbid, aud charged
accordingly. A liberal deduction made to
those " no advertise by the year.
Communications OF Q personal character
will ne charged, at the same rates az adver-
tisements; obituaries over ten lines in length
will be, charged At the rate Of SO cents per
square. .e-l.-f : rsa
All communications for publication must
be Accompanied iIh the real name Of the
author, or no attention will be paid 20 them.
IRE Zeal saint. of the suthorwiii not be pab-
Hs~d .nnless desired, bnt We cannot eonsent
insert communications unless We know
Ee writer. Llf Z ..r.tE agE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

sWsI. thes. seivs us ssosAse shillia' !.
0Nr. asd IN ,.sll Joa so~eshis' which I
yill undertake = ~ yoa ssvsr hard Be-
l6es.' sSs %
'.vssy tssa. tAes. thsss's slshillass -
Me-, uasts ~ ;sassy /: havsianever
hoard 2
We'll. tSes. Il eoorss yesr hoaoe ~.
oeabsrs the tAvss a,les - eams alosg
siaA ~ sliG spa one aide sfssr
'R1as.sse isi-I shsn nsvsr forget
it.'
Wei. then. yes dss't know. sir. thss
I drsys - ihea .sksoo ullGe 4ilkose 3
iisek- k-p;s uzs1s ; -
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Asd shess eye Isss - 6hssgAsaeD shat plays
1s ffoa 49, 80. ass sna1
|ohi shint not - visa tAea sst Duzssa ID
sst@ oo9eAt --ssas-s -
Add thy soul 10 The bowers ef Edea shah have
- AeA. .8s ft
TIT thou wilt - rsnsnhersd lea Sbadly q
. earth
whsa the green gras shan wave o'er thy
beautiful heAd.
How dark il thought that aaeetion must shed,
Ger the young and the lovely that lay on The
bier;
when the gay dreams ofliss and enjoynens have
And the bright allasiess Of life no more can
appear. ts.
Bat believe not believe not this heart can forget
The beautiful face that no longer can see;
Believe not ever can cease to regret ...
The charms that my fancy have painted In
thee
While thy friends the tomb they vainly may rear,
Adorniug thy grave with the beauties Of Art,
will think ofthy beauty aud worth with tear,
And cherish thy memory deep in my heart.
l viii remember thee stiH with NO grandeur Of
woe,
No flowers on thy grave viii be sprinkled BY
me,
But while one drop Of blood in this bosom shall
dow,
Every ,hrob of this heart shall be given for
thee. ....
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

r. One Of the best things ,bout the
Grange movement l. the effort 20 make
the American farmer remember thst bis
house il not sens in the desert. bat .
boue. ard should have Oh those Surround
ings which make home agreeable. u is
. strange fses that the nearer one comes
to city the more delightfal he finds the
gardens. The fscs d that the desissn
of the city sppreeisses the pleassres sGor-
jed BY ivy ssd sAsde tfee and 6ovrrs.
wAiie the farmer dos not. He hooks
upon his land - scoeshisR 10 sessps q
living from. and chops dosa Che growias
shade ssss fse cord vood VIII very
iev dayr exet. trosbls esea year. ear
eAfsess eeaiA i've h greene. and sur
rounded With a5v-r ssraeus. - -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Vino Rrtxs.-Fashion yulcs this word.
aad 1Ass tyrsnsieal Si>sress che. is-i
compelling people to submit 70 the m,s.
issosssoisat things Imaginable fSt hsr
ooko. setresisn @es sSsEas 1t. a~Sf -
She pisehes our feee With tight Shoes
OF ehokes u With tight Lsndkefchies. ~
sq1srses'ths brsssh eut Of our body by
tight lseiss.o. .,ssasp,s2 Nsh w.
She nstes people sit up By night. when
they ought 70 be In bed; and kcep< ,hsa.
IN bed in:t6s moening whom they oasAeso,
Be up and deing.
S.. natss !. vulgar b vain % essr.'
lGas>e<S e1bSA s1ossf1aSss.3~pa,sss, /, !: J,
She makes people visit shen they bad
rather stay At home. ea. when they are
not hungry. .7.ias =. !,
She invades our pleasure and interrupts
our business.
She eompels people 10 dress gayly
whether spou their own property or that
Of others. whether agreeable to the word
Of God or Che dictates Of pride.
She ruins health and produces sicknsss.
destroys life and occasions prsma,urs
death. z,-------- :.
She uskcs fools Of parents. invalids OF
children. and servants Of oil.
She is tormsntor Of conscience; des
poiler Of morality and an enemy Of rcii-
gion. snd no one can be her companicn
and enjoy either. as .s. --,
She is despot Of the highest grade.
full Of intrigue and cunning. aud yer hus-
bands and Wises. fathers. mothers. daugh.
tcrs. sons and servants. black aud white.
have voluntary become obcdient subjects
and slaves. aud vie With one another " SEQ,
who shall be the most obscquious.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

From . work recently issued in Lon-
dou, entitled "Life and Unpublished Pa
pers Of Samuel Lover" the following cx.
tracts are made: ..-
In the Irish post-boy We ara not pre-.
sented with the white ;jacketed. .ilk-hat.
ted. top-bcoted. and brisht-spurred gen.
tlemin We are accustomed to in England. I.
- trim as his owu horses. and as silent. I'LL
he touches bis hat to get his fee for driv-
ing them. The Irish post-bov. on the
contrary. Is - eeanty in his attire - be is
sbundsns in his intelligence. having a.
ways something to tell his passenger of
the localities they pass through. - though
be took him for book. maker Who Vas
taking notes upon the way. he ful6'ls
. double functioo-bc is guide % we'll
a. driver. and bis humor often lies -
much in what he does % What he aays.-
He will commence something in this FASH
ion:
"Do you zee thst house. yer honor.
yondsrs I suppose you know that's Mr.
d'Arcy's."
Yes. I do. Mr.. darcy Is very rich.
/ believe p .a
We'll, sir. maybe he d aud maybe be
isn't"
Why. thought be was . man Of for
tuue.' .t''
We'll. you ses. he vss purity veil of.
sir. till be got how'd Of the property
Till he got It! Whist do you measi'
why. sir. when he Vas heir. 70 the
property be had great expectations. and
50 90 the strength Of that. you sse. bs goi
whatever money be wanted sr
Well. and % be ought. when he va
beir to Eve thousand pounds year
That's true. yer honor. that's true.
sir But then. yoa'll understand. he vaa
heir to Eve Thousand pounds . year that
vss .pint'
oh. I seer
so when be got the property. ofeourse
the gentleman Was ruined
'Hillo take cars-yoa were nearly ID
the ditch then
Never fear. cir: i,s that blsekgu.rd
mare that l. always sbyin' !-Hsrrup r
How eloes her ears are cot r ,r
'Yis they are. sir-oh. they'rs elnss
enough; but nothing viii cure the vii.
lisn
Cure her! How do yos mean ?
Why, sir. I per~vsd that. vheseve'
she started. she always cooked Der sari
up. 90 cut then %. you see. 10 make
her lave OF the trick Of startin' bat bsd
luck p the vagabone she's just - bad =,
ever.'
In . particularly dangerous part Of The
road. with precipiee on one side Of roo.
you observe the poss-boy keeps casting a
inquiriue glance toward bic vehicle.
What's the master r you inqsire; 'rath.
er m awkward bit Of road here
oh. its nothin'. sir; it's . grand pros.
pec..'
Yes-of going over. Why. il b cone
hundred feet to the bottom
We'll. il may be-but look Al the pros.
pece. sir them nountains-eh, they're
grand. sir; they beat the world for digDi.
". You'd never zee their likes again. il
you vas to 20 over twenty preeipa-ses.'
After many other tales and dificaltiee
yoa reach your jaarney's esd. and thes
the pu.s-boy. - yoa have surmised. ex'
pecss eood grssui,y. Toa give hiu
chat you consider to b. . hasdsoss re.
ward for his services. bas still As is %
oonseased. .b-,s
'Sare.' be says. yer hosoe voslds'
mind sseshes shillis'r
No. 20. reply. i shisk Pvs pad yo'
Perslly' -
.bss yos'n sa.sidss he vay I dssv
yss. sirr
.Nst a plssnss sse. b any nesss.'
AID he posse e sssriss ! told yos
! 'sens ef shisa I have hoard before
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

kH..I am rich enough - says Pops 70
Swift, "and cen afford to give away ,
hundred pounds year. I would NOT
crawl upon the earth without doing . lit
tie good. L will enjoy the pleasures Of
what I give hy giving il alive. When ]
de-" adds the poet. II should be asham-
cd TO leave enough for . monument II
there we're . wansing friend above tho
ground" .L ~ 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

~"wil ypu have some stra.hes-
ries Z" asked lady Of her guest. '.Yss.
madam, yes; eat strawberrics with en-
thusiasm." "Do telli Well. ve hsveu's
ANYTHING bat cream and sugar for 'en
this evening" said the mssser-off ffsss
hossess ga'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

EIThat Was shrewd advice Of learn.
ed lawyer to . pupil. "When the facts are
in your favor. but the Law opposed to you,
come out esrong on the facts; and when
the Law 10 10 yoss fsves and the fsets op.
pnsed 10 you. come out strong on the law"
But" inquired the student. "vhen the
lac and the facts are both againts me. what
shall col" why shen," said The law
yer, ''talk around il. .'''. ,.- ghn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

ETTe cure dyspepsis: Close oil tho
outer door II four story house. cpcn .ba
inner doors. and take long switch and
chase cat up and down ssairs ansa she
swsaas. 's# 50 -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

HGoethe says that the world i gov.
erned By three things-by wisdom. ~.
tbori,y aud sppear.nees. By visdcn tho
Cd ducaicd are ruled. while the multitude
is controlled By authority. and arpsaran-
Geo direct the frivolous.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Unbeliesef desires 10 know II black
eyes are always the sign Of higu tem-
per. Not always; they sre sometimes
. sigu thss yoa told fellow he lisdA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

STvo young men out riding vers
passing . fasnhosss where hsncr wss
irsise 70 hsrosss aa obstinate mule
..Wont hs draw I" said ooe Of the mon.
'.Or COURSE" s.id the farmer. she'll draw
the attention Of every fool that passes this
way" The young nes drove On.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Al forty years Of age man LOOKS hack
over his life aud wonders What he aii 10
for, snd then turps sissfully toward the
future and keeps on doing it. ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

E"William." :" said one Quaker to sn-
sr. "shee knows never call saybody
names. bat William. IL the Governor Of
the State should come to me and say.
'Jo.hua. I want thee to 6nd me the big
gest liar 10 the State Of New York.'. I
would soms to thee and say. .'Willism.
the Governor wants to see thee partisn-
lsrly.'"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Eng.ged for every sets hen.
A table of itseress-.ths dinucf ssose.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

EAkLY rtkrY.- lew years since. some
roguish boys in town. n"t a thousand miles
distant from the capital Of New Hamp-
shire. persuaded Joseph N. or. a.
he was generally called. 'Joe.' to attend
Sunday school Joe was an overgrowu.
half ~itted. profane lad. aud the boys had
anticipated considerable fun out Of bin;
but the answers to the various questions
prop"unded we're given 20 readily and
correctly. that 20 one could fov moment
suppose that he was not fully versec in
theological lore.
J"e was duly ushered in and placed on
. seiiee In front Of the one on which his
friends we're seated. and tho recitation
commenced.
The teacher 6rst questioned the class
on their regular lesson. and then turned
to Joe.
MY friend" said the teacher, "who
made the world Va iohabit ?"
''Eh !" said Joe. turning up bis eyes
like expiring calf.
Who make the world We inhabit r.
just rs he vas probably about to give
the answer, one Of the boys seated be-
hind. inserted pin into bis (Joe's) pants.
about nine inches below the ornament but
ton of his coat
"God Almighty !" answered Joe. in
an elevated tone, At the same time rising
quickly from his seat.
THAT is correct" replied the teacher;
but il il not necessary that you should
rise in answering. A sitting posture was
juss ~ we'll"
Joe vas again seated, and the cate
chism proceeded.
WHO died to save the world r
The pin was again inserted. aud Joe
replieG-..Jesus Christ !" in . still loud :
er voice. rising. ~ before. from his seat.
''Thss is also correct. but do not mani.
fes, 90 much feeling; do be more compas.
cd aud reserved in your manner" said
the teacher. in an expnstulatory tone.
After Joe had calmed down. the exam
inaiioa went on.
r "what will Be the 6nal doom Of al
wicked men :" vas the subject uow up for
consideration; aud As the pin VAS again
stuck In. Joe ,anndered out. with high :
er elevation Of bis bOdy-"Hell aud dam- :
nation r
My young friend" said the instruc.
tor. ''you give the true answer to all these
Questions; but while you are here. We
wish you to be more mild in your words.
Do sndeavor. il you can. to restrain your
enthusiasm. aud give . less extended
scope to your feelings. gs.'-EseA,nse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-09-03

Too OvrES TRus -S"ms me, take too
much money oct Of their bas,aess to ex.
pend 10 household expenses and lavish
display. and speedily bring themselves to
the verge Of bankruptcy. One old gentle
mas. Who had commepced life as poor
boy. BY mastering the difficult steps ID
6aai success. gained considerable wealth
~ merchant. When he arrived at old
age be retired to private life to live in
case aud comfort on bis income. leaving
prosperous business in the hands Of bis
sou.
In three years the yourg man was hank
rupt. He had failed in business. and Wss
compelled to take positioa - clerk in .
strangers store.
Pis father was asked Why il vas that
in . business ia which hs bad sDeceeded
90 yell. his sou bad failed.
he gave this charsessrissie sesuse.-
.swhea frst commenced bssiness my
wife aud | lived on porridge. As my
business increased ve bad better food -
end when I could a6ord i've had chick.
en-. But. yoa zee. Jeh1nis commenced
With the chicken erss.' .-..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
EuREKA MINING ANESMElTING

II Comrany-I ocation of works. Eurehs.
Eureka county. Nevada; PRINCIPAL place @.
business. san Francisco. California. H",iSs
is hereby. given, that. at a meeting OF In
board OF Trustees. hcld IN the seventeenth,
No. LOT twenty-five cents per share WIS
levied upon the capital stock of said CON.
rany. payable Immediately, in nitcd s,ai s.,
gold coin. TO the Secretary, at the Office OF tno
conrany, No. i2i Montgomery street. san
Francisco, California. ..,f
ANY stock upon which thu assessment shai
remain unpsii on " e'mesday. tsie .n.s'
tieth -3Oih-day Of September. 80
will be delinquent. ard advertised for SAFE ~
public auction, and unless payment Is maze
before, will be sold On MONDAY, the mn,
teonth-rfth-dny of October. 1874. to paw IN"
delinquent assessment. together with 'heeos''
Of advertising and eX penses Of sale.
Tll0S. 4. BEACH, Secretary.
0iicc-Ne. 42i Montgomery street. ~
Francisco. California. aug -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11
ASSESSMENTS.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
nrRrKA MlNIxa Ann sMEIT.

IL ing Company. Location of principal place
OF business. san Francisco. California; Local
ton of works, Eureka. Eureka county, Me-
vada. Notice.: There are deiin Iucnt upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment CNo. ~ levied on the 18th day Of
February. 1874, the several amounts set OBJ
posite the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11
*cptcrnacr ~, 4. Il. 1871.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF LuREkA.
.tttts- n,Iy-r

- -
Elit'SofIIrE.
ErRFKA. Nevada. sept. sd. lsIt.
H'lllS Is TO GETTY THAT BY VII;-
i tao. Of u Judgment and decree issued
oct OF the district Court OF the sixth jG-
dicial district, in and for the Colnty OF
Eureka. state OF Nevada, ard 10 me directed
and delivered upon u Judgment rendered
aid dockcted in said Court on the lst day
Of Sc.tembcr, A.. r.. 1874, i'll favor OF John
a. laXtvn as %laintitf, and against lSIdor
Baron aS defendant, for the sum OF seven lhou-
sand Three hundred and Seventy-s.von
-~,>7,iT-dollnrs gold coin Of tho United
states and interest on the sum of six Ihou-
sand three Hundred and Scyenty-sevcn
--co. a1--dollars gold coin OF the nited states,
at the rate ol NO per cent. per
msnth. from September 1T until paid, to-
grthcr with tax. cost ot suit, amounting to
the sum Of li,ty-.our aid -0.iU .0-I00-
dollars III gold coin, and all accrUing costs at
the date OF said Judgment, notice is here
BY given that |, j. ID. sullivan, sheriff, did in
the manner required by law, seize and levy
upon tho property Of said defendant named
Ill said decree, the following describe rca,
property, all and singular: that certain piece
or parcel e land, situate. lying and being in
the town Of Eureka, Comfy OF Eureka, and
tate OF Nevada. and mere particularly de-
scribcd u follows, TO Wit:
Being lot No. ~scven-7-in Elock No. ono
.l-designatcd on the plat or map of A.
Monroe Survey of the Town OF Eureka. and
upon which sad piece or parcel OF land is
that certain stone building, erected by SAID
defendant and used and occupied by him as II
store loom, and which said lot fronts on the
west, side of Main street in said Town-a
width Of twenty.iive-2j-fe and runnin.
back On OF in ii westerly direction one hun
dr"d - 100 feet. the same width: and notice
il hereby given that | will sell said real prop
erty as oreSail, nj the Comrt-house door, in
the loHn OF Eureka, Eureka Colntv. aforesaid,
on Saturday. the 18th Day Of SEN.
tenbber. 1874. bntwccn the hours of . A.
VI and , =. NJ, to wit: at l. o'clock NJ. of said
day. l he sale u! said real property will include
all right, tito and interest of the said de-
iendait in and 10 the above described prop
crty when said judgment became IA lien
thereon. to the highest and best bidder to sat
ISiy said execution and all costs.
81 j. ID. SULLIVAN, Sheriff.