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, 1875-02-20

Put bandago around your AeAd aud consider
tue following " brigham Young married tHo
BiBtcrr OF Charlie Decker, and Decker married.
Two daughters of Brigham by other Wo1nou. All
have cEildren. Now, tho offspring OF Clara
Decker Young aud Lucy Dcoker Young ara cot.s-
ius or Charlie Deokor'a children. Dut tue latter
arc grandchildren Of the forner's fathor. and
consequently uepllowH aud Ntcces Of thclr
own cousins. Uut tho ucphews Of d
cousu-btood relationship ho!ding.-aro seo-
oll cousins l1alco Deckor's children
must hold that relationship toward each
other. DecIcr'A wiyoa nro half~slstsrB to tho
cliIdgon of thet OWL sisturs-itl-law they arc ss.
tcrs-tn.lsw 10 their own father, aud auuts 10
their own la1i-sstotBl Now, ii tho rotptloi.ship
Wcto half.lIpod throughout tho CaaonH Of De-
acont-at Icart ln 1ndlana--woula exclude them;
but AZ 1t doubles on both rit!ca they would prob
ably ho included. uouce tho two Airs. Dsekora
are In law) their own aunts, while Clara d. and
nlcces. AID tho two sctB OF cmldrou. aro
aud tho Lord knows what hea1es.
Elder Alison married q widow and hcr
Oldest daughter, having 1t the samo time =
young dnughtur by furnlnt wife, nuw happily
deceased. AL this family live III ono loIne.
Tile daughter OF tls Oldest wifo III half.rister 10
Ais accond wife, and to the second wlfe'B chill
dren; also annt to tie H3coad Wita'a chiltlresl,
and consequently hor own Aunt~ln-law! Tbs
daughter Of tho deceased Wlfo Ii half-slster to
all tho otAer cblldEeu, loyal granddaughter 10
Que atep-molAer, legal half.sleter to tho other,
anl consequently aunt-ln-lAw. TO herholf. Il
thoy knop Oh NJ they Anyo beSuls, they Wlti
eventually produce boy who will DO hs OWL
grandfathor."
, 1875-02-20


II haa long been an admitted fact that the Ter
Htory Of ARIZONA III rich in m!neral dGposits Of
gold, Biiyor, and copper but tilo Femotonesa Of
that region, tim scarcity Of wafer, and Indian
troubles, have seriously retarded tho growth aud
Development Of tho country. With improved IA.
ol!tlos for reaching that fBr.off region with tho
Inauguration Of tOIne ByBton Of water supply
sad cessation OF Indian hostitles, the time Ii
nos far dissant wien Arizona will attract etten-
tion ~ favorable reKlou for extensive mining
operations. Tho Cillzsn OF jan. 30 has tast bean
received. its editorials beamipR with hopefulnoss
and conadonc0 In tho future of Arizona. Mnoa
arc being discovered aud Developed constantly,
sotno OF them yetJ rich and promising. Gus In
particular IL especially montioued. .-tle Young
Amarica, "a copper mano In B,lsor Mountain dis
srtct, looated about u miles weBt OF
1Icaoa: II ia sa!d to be Of tparyolloua!y pure
orc, aud the yetu ia Of unusual width. Twenty
mea are now employed III tile mine. Tho AvprsRe
tineHoss Of tho orc IL about 90 rer cont and all
stun that vi! not go over 20 Of 80 per cent IL
Tue mines u Nalston. about 40 miles cast Of
Apache tass, arc belng developed With improving
pFoApecte. Neaontly several shafts haye baesl
buuk aud ono furnace built aud In operation,
Tho furnace IL ssid to be amoitiuG ore which
asssya from. slo0 to e400 po1 ton In ailyos A. l..
l5Aitoy knd brother arc sinking on the Lay Btxtp
III Ledge which aSsAya 4U0 OUNCES natal to the
ton. IhelE shalt ts DOM 40 feat, sud they tutepd
TO put 1t down 10. Messra. Lasiuaky, Uonback j
Co. arc about putting force OF labpFers op :
copper mtue theto, aud another pp1npsuy mill
soon Aavs man ~ work on sayetA OF fbait rfnos
aud erecting fu1nAoss A1A
, 1875-02-20

City-httorney Jameson Prepares 4
Clly Incorporation Bill.
Summary Of the Principal Features
Of the Proposition.
Changes to Be Made Concerning the
Board OF Public Works,
Commissioners Prfntlivilfe's Opin-
ion.

f0f1
=
o'ty-Astornoy Jameson has recently drafted
Dill ior an hct 10 psoVlde lor 'o lncosDolaton o'
cltios which has been aont to Springfield in caro-
Of Afr. George Won 11ollen+ who will rou,air
thnro A few davr tn 1oblv in In bobalf. II
',Irs., ~ .,u~s, ~, .s.,., s....,... f.,n, H.. 49,
alota ~ su'u1a. s,, vaeone'a' .4 ~ oao
prepared by Tue cltizenH, As'oolaslon' anu II tar
lowing brief summary will convey All adequate
ia. ~ -. ,,,,s, ,,n,..to,t o,a oono-ot,v tntop
~" ..,.. ~ 10 ia.s7s ~"N a'
c7Lus I1osis'o"s: ...
enacta tllnt apy city now existing In thia State
may roorgsntze under tho act whenoser ons-
opht,, of tho lcrai voc1a ~ INV sucI, city s].ll
notttIon lin uaeor ttoraos to ,nbm,t t,,a 1uo,.
ton Of reorganization to 7oto Of tho electors
Of SUCH city: w. ,,nx,c,r,, oov,.,1zx7
.,,,,:a nt s.tS,orsn "a. -, ,,'o,, annar. - o.
@ u.aCs "";, .ua "os ~ rns'n,
to tho Corporation. City Attorney. City
Treasurer. a Cltv Ctork, C,ty Col
tcrtor c;tv asucasor. n citv ro1
con,a ,,aionsr a c,,x ] Eneinoor n f,omrnjss,onor
"o'n1a tnsloneF, el'5 i.ns'uee'' ooh.11ssslohoF
Ut Public Works. Commissioner OF fo'ico, n
Firo COMMISSIONER q Commissioner of uoalti,,
two or moro pollco JuHsleos. and two or moro
Police ClorAs+ an Iusr,eciOr Of Fish, an Inspector
Of Htoam lsoi.sra, blty Weiahcr, q scaler Of
Weights and Measures, and q Superintendent Of
tl,e liouso Of Correction. and such other ollccrs
ae tic Council NAV oroato.
rIg coMnoy COUNCIL
a1aIl consist Of two sotarato and dIssjnnt
branches, ono Of which ahalt be- denominatol
HIf,e l}onru Of Councillors" and tilo nther A. I'1o
Doard of Alderman" Tho former shall cona,n. nf
fifteen ncmborg oioctcJ fron, tho civ at fnrgo r
rospcctiyo OF tbeir roaidancas witilit said oitv.
and tl,o board Of Aideruou shall consist OF thrGe
I'ha Maqnr tho Conantroja}, thu Eorn"rstin,, uit
Counaoi. the Comn,lasfnnors or Fuhlfc Warts
Hoa]tf. Flro. and poIice. shall. for lbs tranaar.
tinn nj cortn;n hnsineas sct fnrtb, rnaet nnro
oyory week. and bo known ns the Mayor,s Cah.
, 1875-02-20

examination. Mr. pogcatt stated that tho fins Of
$l01 Aaaessctl agalntt Mcdonald had rctorenca
to his being the keeper OF the rootns orof ihs
lie lad not sc{orred 10 tie ordinances during tho
triat.
AUSTIN r. 6WIFr,
.sstsd That Tr1.de and Mcdonald ha1 endohvored
to havs him Absont himself from tho city until
tbs tsal was oser.
Allackman, was asked BY Bsate'a Attorney Reed
4 10 had nos boen n ths hatlt ot receiving Or. Or
and II no had not testified to thnt effect before
tho Grand Jury. 11o replied IN the negative. but
bail that ho hal received orders from another
Jadge Williams examined 1.[m closely. re-
narkiiig' "We'p .4,ow thom where tho Gamo IL
Assistant rsaso'e Attorney Dircl and several
Rorrko had tcstsflcd heloro them tha: he bad
received orders from aioDonatd and had caahod
shom At tho Eamblng-rooms above Tho Store.
Judge Williams, at this discrepancy tl tho
wisnerH statements manifessel great lnolEn1. y.
tlon,. and. limiting at psr('ry ordered the ba'ltns
to take llourko to tho jait IL await tho action Of
tho lrau1 Jury On Charge Of tits crime.
4. II. VAN vl41EnpEH,
an ex-poIlco oncor. testified that tile attack by
lfr. Tfsn1e upon iliH character wlson he was first
upon tho stand had boon because he 1,ad rbtua0d
t. comply vith Tru,lo's request T. soo Harry
Lavreuco, who was going to =" ti1 things With
him.
affidavit set.ing forth tho conversation will
Trutle mud Mlko whom tlloy had ankc1 him to
leave town Until tho trial waa orer.
MtKE
limaolf was thcn called to the stand to testify
III rotation to tho wisf,eBa swift's s!atemcntA
IIe deposed in effect that Swift waB 4 lthr, and
had followed llm about to btncktnail him.
Judge Williams aahcd him II he had not for
1norly sworn TINT he lad Ind no interest III Tho
Stnro 0aminE-roon,n for over eighteen months.
Mike, not 1T all abuslod, replied that fo Ind.
Judge Wiillama-But yo,. wont before Daggett
on tho 3oth Of JannarT and swore that yon woro
thon proprietor. Can sou furnish bail IN tho
aum Of $1,000 to await action Of tho Grand jury
upon --.....-.-......
THE CHARGE or Perjury?
Mr.. Trude-Wlat constitutes tho porjuryf
Tho Coutt-Il!o facts I llare Just stated.
Afr. Trudo-That ,nuat ba determined. We will
Tn,do attempted to explain the charge Of try
lng to brlbo utlnoBaos. but Juigo williams In
terrupted lin ly stating that tho aidavl.a Of
tho wttneHsca wulld be preserved, and tlle charge
roceiyo attention Hoalo othor time. 1lo stated
alpo that ho vaa certain that durlnE these
gambling caeoB witnesses and jurors had boon
III. Trudo-1t has noyor boon dono by mo,
Your Honor.
Judge Wi1ams-1 havc novcr hoard that It
haa not boon do.,o by you. Tho oTidonco In ro-
gard to McDonalds connection with gambling
room8 Is
COMPLETE AND oyERunE1N1s0.
haye no doubt Of his ownorslifp. I will ro-
sorso my doclslon. however, until tue point
raiacd In regard to the soctionn OF ordinance Inns
bcon sottlc1. Tho Clork will renow the bond
under tho Indictment.
A. s. Trutle aud County Commissioner Carroll,
tho latter Of whom happonod to bo preHeut, went
on Mikes bond for perjury. and the attorney
md client loft tho Court-room discussing Judge
1 of disguat.
, 1875-02-20

feeling Of tho i]oard was in regard to ths pro-
poted change. 1ho following tnterylow enaaolt
AePortet-Mr. ifln,7l1!s vh1s y yoHr ,! ,d,, opt,,
especially rciates to shs functions VI the Board
Of Public Wnrkst
htr. rrtndivile-1 have not thoronRh11 tesi
tho BILL but my attention has boen nalssd directly
to ne7sral important changos that were proposed
to DO mAtte 10 the organization Of tho Doartf.
Mr. JamioBon's bill provides for but one COM
missioner to bo elected every two seAts: Thia
think very improper ~ II tnkes man fully t"o
ollce. Il Is vory improbable that ono pan would
hold tho poattiop for mora than two terms
indeed, think tue majority would secure hut
ono term. 1soaidea tl!ss Inconvenience, tho
ono-man H}atem ~oua 70 n,oss,nna monqpoy 81
by tho Board In the way Of ssroot..
cleaning, help-hro, water, aoworags, aud
n thousand other culo!nrnonts whicl, Rclflstl
man would DO sure to discover and take ad-
vantage Of.
1tcportor-1n vour opinion how ahould tho
Board Of Public Works 10 organizodf
Hlr. PrIndiYItlo--Jubt ~ st pronent. Each
Commissioner appontod By Tho Mayor. subject
appointed for stx years. Thorc Should be auo-
cosslon iii Office a At psabont. the newest man
coming in Just a. the oldoat man goeH ont.
Iscporter-1t is atHo proposod to tratsfcr tho
water asHesamcnts to tho ot'co Of tho City Tax
Commissioner. What do you think about iti
Alr. Priudiyillo-T Tax Cointnissionor would
o1rercuco au inortlinate amount OF iiconyen-
ionce in attending 10 the wntor assessments,
and 1ostdes, tho change would result In tue an
nuat loss OF largo Bu1n Of money. IA 1t plcn-
ent transacted, tho wator assessments arc Inado
In tho nano Office IN the collections aud the two
departments naturally fall in with each ostor.
During tho year ootnmeuctng May l. 1871. and
ending Mny /. 1871. tho total aesessment waR
$5l0, lG9.G7. The ducroaAe MI account Of honacn
moved hwny, torn down, sud reasaeseed,~ lin oth-
er words, tho nnount Of lors.-was ?52,-
y02, lilo ircroaAo vassd each tnnn;l,
from sa,0oo to el00U0 from addton-
al wAtor tAxeB alone. Tho assessment
for this additional amount WAS made month by
month, aud not penny Was lost. At tue eud Of
tho year tho total amount collected aud collecR-
bic WAS 500 6li.t2, all increasc Of nearly $780,,
1D0 over tho original asAeannunt. UEdcr lilo
Jameson bill, DO not SEQ how these monthly
assessments could be snado, and urlesa hci, =
plnn wc1o feasible, it wu.sld result III au annual
loas Of several hundred tlsousa1,d dollars.
Ncnorter--Aro these tho only articles OF tho
bill which ron think lmpracticablcf
a1r. I'ElndIvilla-No; tho Commissioner pro-
yldcd for by this bill In given powers a,ld
duties in exccBH. A noltiah tnan could amasa
MI extraordinary fortune ont Of tbs mets
en,ollments OF hiH Office to which he might
legally lay clnsn,. Tue vary fact Of bis boing
elected hy tue people Eou!il 'nsurc q removal Of
all the old and experienced employees Of tho
Office for now and green Lands. not 10 speak Of
tho low order Ut talent which euch pollticsns
usually gather nbnut them.
, 1875-02-20
BIOLOGICAL INFOIsAI1ATION.
4 Free Lunch by the Cnssosvn1y.
Front The i'hiladetphtd Iuli<tin.

A Free L,ancl, by the Cnssozvn1y.
From ne lhiladttphta Iultxtin.
nln,orB being III circulation to tho effect TINT
now consignment Of animals for tho geological
Garden has reached tho city, a reporter calls ut
tho o.Ilco of tho Society to obtain somo informa-
ton respecting tho mastor. Tile Secretary is out,
and tho Office ia In chnrga Of hoy. who is sistlng
With his feet On tho stovs filing akase. Tho fol-
lowing collverBattou enaues:
1tep.-.-"Anything now At the Carbon lo-.1ay,
eonny2"
loy-"Dunnoo Of nos},in. Tho skoetin' was good
yesterday, aud seen whole lot of&foilois goin'
III ts,orc,''
Kep.-"Any lot Of pnima1r arrived lately."
1uy-"1 blioye not. Lcnutways amt llonrd
Of any, Dnt heard tbe ulo n,cu Say l.e hoped
they woaldnt bring my more caasuwaries.'
Ioy-"Ihoy'yo got ono out taoro now. Least
ways tho olc maj, calls It csahowary. but cali
busted looso night aforo last. and raised lInil
Columbia; went Q Bcoptin' round that Earlon
bohayiu' scandIous, Nobody kunwed It was
loose until tnornin. and thin It Ind ptayud hob
With things. Tho Ole noaneays It ct all the door,
knobs OF tho monkey house and tho restaurant,
aud then swallowed. nix croHuct-balls that was
piled up by the pump. Ono Of tho kcopors
found asl old hoor-skist dusin' tho day and hung
1t nHin tho wall. The olo nlan RnyH thu caaso-
wary must haye et shas, too. mid then It lroko
ANU - N%*6o AHA PA* AH4y WV A4o4 AhA NH'9 3HA u
cockatoo, bfeyo tlioy call it. Qna Of shoua
birds like parrots, any way"
Hep.-" Alto tlleu,, do you mean Z"
boy That's what tho olo nm daid. And
tten it waut boomin' around tastin' nlmont cvory-
thing, and 1t got away with two trace Chains ou
ono Of the waggtns, aud ilnlf key Of naIls that
was Bettin' on tho porch. I noyor knuwc1 them
birds lad such appctiteB. But tho ole man eays
thcy have; and tlloy'il tncklo almost anything
and swalor 1t y II was confectionery. 1le says
he raw ono onco cat llttor Of 1.-Two pllpa, nf.d
tte,l begin OH II crowbar u though It hadn't lad
,lothi1' Tor mouth. And thia one, out yer at
tho gArdon, it OF tho olo 1nau's akccts and two
bu!ter.crpclta tint wa4 In the restaurant Windcr
and thcn It stuffed In two Of tho prairio-dogs
that happened to ho whndorin' about"
Rep.--'' Did 1t acena vol afterwards p
10y" nllddtn' But one of the Keepers
lott his revolver layin' on bcnclh, aud tho
casaowary ecoopod that In. too and III tho tlor!l-
ill., while they was drlyiu' It nso The pun. It rl,n
agin the fonoe. and two OF t4roo explostone.
kinder Bmolherod like. was heard growth aud
ruubliu' OIL its insides, and tho ncst tliluse tho
smoke como Dustin out OF ita mouth aud II
rolled oyer md stopped out. Tho ola man rayA
tho Jolt must Aayo started tho royu}yer.''
Itop.-" Anything clae new3"
Doy-"No nothin '; but yon cntne round yor
whcnoyor YOU want an item. TAcroa most always
aotnothin' Eotn' on. You SEQ tie ole snnn; hell
'stonlsh you with information. Good nlofnln'."
, 1875-02-20
M'COkAlD.

OUT or JOY CQMRT1t SORROW.
Tho Court aecmcd satisfied that MoDonald's
arrost, trial. and ano had. as was claimed, takon
place bofoEo tho present Indictment, ard happy
smsIe Of triumph dfrused ltsolf oscr tho features
Of h1r. Trile and his client. It had 10 soonor
settled there than 1t vas r1tlc1y dlSpe!ed by tho
hearttess being On tho Doncb. who, after taking
gsnce At tho clsv ordinances, stated that, allow
Ing tue transcript to DO genuine and correct, II
stated that tho lne WAS imposed upon tho
strength Of Boc. IA, which referred to tnmatos
and Tnnnera OF Va.nlhg. .louaca TlierenA tho a0c-
tlon the vlDlatlon Of Which the defendant MAS on
t1ial was Bee. IL, roforrlng to
owNEns AMI ErEpEna
Of gamb'lng,houses., Henoc, though Juhtac6
inl:uta.tlons the case wonld proceed to trial.
Dir. Truda Was good doal dlsooncertcd at
thIB aud attempted to turn Juatico Daggost
from his teat.nons that Il Tas upon heo. II
&c had tried aud tancd Mcdonald. Failing In
his4 ha
u considerable length aud with much ye1e.
menco: IIo argued that the ane imposed Aall
sambIing.houae, and that be could, II givet,
u oppostuaity, cite authorities to prove tins
3tateIntnt,
Judge Williams said that they might go on with
lhe osse, and MF. Trude might afterwards pre-
the tsms Of the trial OF Mcdonald, on The yath
alt., ho had
BwolN THAT HI Was NOT THE RE1PKa
q tho gaming -houeo above Tho Htoso, and yet
% had allowed : man to swear that ls WAS tho
ontssr bofoIo Justice DagHett and paid 4 fine
without making any defnuso. II was queer
pasos OF basiness, he thought. AMI Le could not
persuade hltnsolf that there hAd not been false
sHeaFinx end enlauslon. He should sesorvo
~ decision. ho said, upon the points
thssea ~ tssesaneo to tho two SECTIONS
I. sno ofll9Ancs uutil he had copeulted with hia
ssosasF-Judges. lis stated, Ia conclusion, tI,st
r. ~ 20 reason to doubt tho stato1ueats Of Mr.
ztade ard Justice DagEett. @'-''
III ~. atu1a ~ thoa asked that 1ury be impan.
Aaa, out tha Judge refused, and hold tha % attnr.
tie Court VIZ tsso a1eo W
TIE TniAL
WAS then proceeded With. Tha nam. x,.r.
who ;appeAred whoa Mcdonald was t1isi %i"sseos nn
previous Indictment were put upou he ,tard ~
aud sha!t testimony was substantially ~. Ss*no.
~ upon that occasion. '10 oAlno
During tho progress Of tho oaso, Jndoa ,y,u.
Ast1A askcQ S"4a" H444'
JuHT1cH pAo0rFT
70 take tho stand, aud, when ho bad don. an
lucstlonsd bin further concerning ths ~. ~ y;
4s complainant, Miner. IN tho coursa Of ~ h.
, 1875-02-20
And That Tribunal Finds the
Evidence Convincing.
Mike b also Held 10 Answer The
Charge Of Perjury.
One Witness Sent to Jail---Alleged
Attempt to Bribe Others,
Mcponatd's Fatal Admissions Be-
fore Daggett.
That Justice Is Ex0neratetl

The long-cont!nuod case OF Mike Mcdonald
for keeping common gaming.houso cano up
for trial In tho Criminal Court yesterday morn.
Ing. It was pretaoed BY TINT Of Juauce Daggntt,
IN oGshoot from It, on account of suspicion
tha. 10 had assisted Mike to ayort Criminal
Court proceedings by furnishing him with a false
transcript Of scntonoo alleged to have boom i'm
posed fow days previous to tho finding of tho
present indictment on which 1e Was on trial,
thus giving AlcDonald'a attorney All opportunity
to claim hH roleaBc upon tho grounds TINT he
had boon onco punished foe tho samo oHonso.
, 1875-02-20

spsetaI Dtspateh to 7As CHICAGO Tribune.
PtTTsnuRo, Pa, Fob. 10.-My diApstch Of tho
18th III your tssue Of tho 18th, makes me BAY
that 'All tho Mills but Lewis Oliyor l. 1'hs!lsps'h
(which ia tho rovora Of what tolegraphed) ara
running. The iir,n 1lavo tLroe extensive works
mixing eolts and agricultural hardware. running
to the fullest canacity, making iron also to oil
orders for city mills aud hr1lB. They hnye not
stopped s!uco iho strike, having procured 1000
tons Gpy, w
, 1875-02-20

6peefdi D!spateh 10 The Ghtedao 7tt5Nn+.
DErnorr, sllch., Feb. 19.-Ths Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows this afternoon decided to push
tho Institute project 1t Lansing without doiay.
Tho proposition to change tho election Of Grand
Msatcr to the annual aoasion MAS rejected. Tho
following were lnstaiieds Grand Maater, George
Uostilln4; Graud Warden, II. l3ufnlla1u Tracey.
Detroit; Grand Secretary, O. II. Whiting, Lam.
sing; Grand Treasurer, Il II. Morrison, HturQis.
, 1875-02-20
MUNICIPAL REFORM IN NEW YORK.

new YonK. Fob 10*-doy. Tilden md Mayor
Wicaham havo had d correspondence in relation
to tho removal Of municipal oiloors In Now York
City. Gov. .Tllden declines to approve or disar,-
prove Of tho not Of removal by tho Mayor
boioro ilo has submitted to him ill tho proofs
aud documents III the cane, mud aida tllat In caso
the Mayor port BsB In tlonying hts (tho Gov
cr.1orn) right to tho proof III he (tho aiayor's1
poshcasion, lso will, whon tho business OF his
office permits. mako MI Independent tnvoutiga-
ton.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
Post Office.

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Eastern way, 11.40 a. In.
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Troy, $40 a. M, 2.40 4.25 and go n. m.
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Woodstock way, (stage) 1900 m.
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Letter Box ut the Depot Will be collected b,
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de
partllre of each mail train
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-10
Carrying a Bullet for Threescore
Years.

The Dansville Aduertiser tells the follow
ing "On Friday, May %, Moses George,
of this village, veteran of the war of 1912,
who has passed his elghtieth year, extracted
from his groin bullet which was buried
there by the rifle of an Indian, at the battle
of Chippewa, on the 9th day of July, 1915
The bullet struck the inside of the right leg
near the groin as the soldier was wheeling
into line, and badly shattered the thigh
bone. The bullet weighs full half ounce
and is concave on one side showing the i'm
press of the bone which it struck. 1t Is
somewhat backened, but beneath a thin
coating the lead is as pure and bright as it
was over half a century ago. The results
of the wound made by the bullet were very
severe. The limb has shortened six inches
or more, and below the thigh and reaching
nearly to the knee is thickly SCARED, where
pieces of the shattered bone, over fifty in
all, have from time to time worked out
The bullet did not return by its original
entrance, but came to the surface about
four inches above, and was taken out by
the veteran himself without the aid of in
strumants. He was overjoyed to get his
eyes on the old enemy who had worried
him so long"