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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

THE Mica MSE OF Rrnr VX11rr=
VI. z, Haynes srdSiheS asirciole. re-.
turned3Monday from n visit to a nineo of
mica situated fifteen miles north Of tho
old Overland ranch They report the
mineral NJ cropping ont In strata for n
Instance OF a quH5ieY of u mile, and
averaging in width about twelve feet.
The surface rock was quite hard. but nt
the depth Of fifteen feet its chrroct.r
mas materially changed, tn" formation
III "iich the strata Of mica is cncascd
becoming quite soft and the cubes Of
mineral much larger, and u,Iite clear
anu transparent. They brought in some
very handsome specimens, some of the
:liectS hvGrABing 5x7 inches in size. 1t
Is perfectly colOrless nnd TRANSPARENT.
and can readily he divided into inf.
hlteSlInnl ~ilitkncsses. As il is q charnc-
ter OF mineral regarding which hit little
Is known by mining men in this conn
try. and as it has hccn> discovcred i'm
diil",cnt localities in this. section. VIC
would hc glad to- hear something rcla-'
i've 10 the. peculiar mineral by. which
We may he guided in determining the
.>"in" OF such discoveries. Perhaps
some OF onr cotcmpnrarics AFRO micn
"shnrps" and will kindly furnish us the
desired information. State Mineral
"GIst WlitGhill would confer a favor
,hppn Il sanu The mincTa OF this part of
the State by shedding Il ray OF light
upon tins OPAQUE subject,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

CLEAN SwErr.-l Henry Mundcll, n
i"nmsIcr, who cHmpCd Will, his team, II
few evenings nGo, n"nr Tho freight de-
pot, had sung his Ycspcr hymn anI
made the other arrangements for u
nights rest, and then stepped around
In, corner Ia get II ''niRht.rnp' or some
thing. Returning II few minutes after,
h" found That the bed and all tho grul,
~ the wngon had taken its departure.
! II" thieves made good their cScnpr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

Tho Carson Appeal the
death from small pox Of Conductor
Shear nj That pIncc. Other cnacs Of the
~'mc character are reported in the
state. md nsthG terrible sconrgr is bc.
coming epidemic III The cast. its arrival
in our midst this summer is not lin.
pr0hnhin. in view Of these fncis. wunlI
II not h" prudent to keep the Pest
House IN readiness Tor the reception NJ
,nny ease That may lac brought amongst
rs?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

ESnunnrs YIrLp-Jus, n. VI, vycrc
going to press last evening Messrs.
H"lI"r X Weed drove up To DR.. Mcins'
Ollie" and minded out II compile of buck.
skin sucks Of g"Ih.lnst and a big bar Of
the sumo metal, the total value Of which
- $i.SGO. This handsome sum il the
result "f Il siX days rnn with their lit.
tie fonr.strmp mill III Young America
"r" situated al lTsrnrora. They are
doing that kind ~ business riHIrl along
and making no inss about il.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19
Oi'R VISITORS;

CurIDIrY.-A colnrrd person namcl
olnpson. who has been ocrupyinr
"P'fImcnta IN company with another
%S'n'lctnan of ih" am order. named
'ohhson, was relieved n fNw r~vrniur4
"oce OF tho ann Of slGo. For sornc
nITs'antinl reason Johnson was charged
CrT"m haTinE captured the bullion. and
r"MrEt"hl" q. NJ. Rnuhs PVT upon his
iLaek; y Telegram to tho Wells nj
S",""H'h presented II barrier 90 J]ohnyon's
"L,n"r progress t1 ward tho rising sun,
" >" dlvcrlcd his courao in the direction
H. INC County Hotel. whore he awaits II
mm,, sl2o waa found in his possession,
hnI"SGh to u" II portion Of tho funds
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

y small body of infantry, under Col.
Stacy. lrasScd through hers Wcdncs.
day on their why 10 independence VAL
leg, They were followed by M ample
ctmp "quipmRc. aud will bronze their
features amid ih" smiling meadows Of
that favored locality during tho next
two or tlIr"r weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

SH'fT bows. II he mill Of tho Loop.
ara Company at ~C"rnuropin shut down
this week for IL" puIpopc Of putting in
pIlrc 'h" nrw m%"rtars. Receipts OF
bullion for tho week, . bars, valued At
go. 800.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

Parties recently from Mountain City
report renewed activity in mining IN.
tr'rriN" at 'lmt place. Important strikes
OF unusual richness have LATELY been
m'dc in mines that have for ii long time
past been lying idle; til" principal Of
w!iIrh - IN the Sunny iiill. located on
what IL known ns California Hill. The
Hunter mine is also producing rich ore
III Abundance. These late d~rvclou.
rh"nis hay" inspired the boys with re-
mcwci courage, and l~iyclicr times may
b" expected in that vicinity this sum
mrI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19
Tax on Proceeds of the Mines.

STATE ar NEVADA, Emo C0tSrT.1
Asartsnp's OrriCr. Flku. Nov. May ~. 1873.
NOTICE ~ HrREBY GIVEN TIA HAVE
" THE nay received from tho County Auditor the
asrcsrurnt roll ~ The tax III Tho proceeds uf tho
mines for Tho quarter. Guiding Msrri, ~, 1873,
fnr The rouity a~fhfcshIi and TINT sSid iAt"S are duo
aud payable al my ONCE In Elko. and tho laws With
regard 60 their collection will 10 strictly enforced.
Al taJcs remaining due and unpaid on tho third
Mou'lay t?iet day 0f juno, 1875, will DO re.
turned A. delinquent.
r.. II. uRISwOLp.
ryroH County ArrrrrrT.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

From G. G. Crane, who ia snperin-
tending the work OIL the road to Cornu-
copia, wo learn that the numerous
teams 10Y traversing it hsvo no trouble
with the heaviest loads, notwithstand-
ing which the work Of improvement
goes steadily on. g.. an "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

Holy is repairing tho front Of his
restaurant. and il is already much i'm
proved IN appearance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

Gansz continues in the ice business.
lie has plenty of tho delicious article.
and ~ it won't keep till next Summer ho
sells il very cheap.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

\ fow days sine" a freight train,
when h"tw'"m this place aid Carlin,
"a' brought to II stand still lay II Chi
m"'nan viii red flag. An oxamina.
ii"m showed that the heat from the sun
h"l - expanded TIA" rails al TINT point
as t" force several 81 them f,un! their
position. al" long spikes by which
';tc.' are crurcd ia pnSitioh were draw u
nr' .! ia" ties. ana il Wns found mcrrs.
,:,ry 10 rit several inches from thor
,"n2th III "rI"r - get them back in
place. ia" r"ruliIr hr"L'; wt- ii;,nv.
"r''I ll"f in tinI" 20 prevent what migLt
h.iN" proved a s~"ripT, H~rci.rut.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

The Ninth Judicial District Court
commences its next regular session on
Monday. r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

fEESoHAL.-OurfOrm" genial towns
man Charley Lane came down from the
sanity land Sunday, aud returned with
a lot of horses Wednesday; he had II
vested RICH; III the stock. County
Treasurer Freeman returned from the
Bay on tuesday, i'll his n>nnl spirits
mad health. J. G. Kelley came down
from IMMORAL Hill Thursday. and start.
ed on II flying visit Ia the mines north
next morning. Ben Plumber and Joe
Evans. II couple Of hlontcd n~ristocrats.
came nj from the Bay Thursday. and
lit ont f,r C~ornnrupia on the follow
ing morning. II they like the looks Of
the town they'll !my il.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19


'lVErN ROEHEIGY.-On Saturday OVEN
ing Just before dark Peter Munson's
i'"iS", on Silver street, was entered by
some unknown person or persons. and
the greater portion Of the bedding,
blankets ard clothing which il con
tanned carried away. Parties living in
the house had only hccn absent n few
minutes, and on their return discovered
the robbery. 4 trunk Of clothing had
also been ransackcd and its contents
carried oil. Although diiligcnt search
was made nothing of thieves or pror.
city taken MAS discovered until Thurs
day eve, at WHICH, time. some children
playing iultlle roar Of the house attract
cd attention TO something under it. An
examination brought to light the miss.
ing articles. The house is elevated
only II few inches from the ground, and
the space covered ly boards. one of
which had evidently been removed and
replaced alter the beds and clothing
had i'c"n stuffed under the building.
II IL Sapposrrl the thieves intended to
'rapr thu plumber at some more SON.
rcnirnt time, which has IN vet arrived.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

'"'' mr. D"oms will prcach IN EIko
'"""aY " " n, m. and ~ =. m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19
THE NrMnl:H or ruriI.s

In attendance nt present i only lem;
Int why expect II great educational in
slllntc to hc born md flourish in II sin
Hie season? Our county l,ns nruu",.
nonaNiy the finest rrnsI"r; for p"rma
hency and substantial growth II nnv in
The 81 Ia; while its prospect %! mineral
wealth, now mlrcndy under tin" way of
development, il second 10 mono The
RepcniS have come md
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19
ARR SATISFIED

on this point which has pivcr some Of
ollr western journalists 20 much dis.
'r"ss, and such II ]rlhusrhlr prclcxt for
ca'iling and indulgence in sIiuilow elr-
raS'n. Tho school il now fuirlv ca,nh.
iislicd. IL has now for the first fine
really felt my substantial cmGoirtgo-
lnent from ia" static It's w,rnn..t YIN.
tIcr the benign guardian .hip Of smrJ,
representative men ia Mr. Helm. Nv
and Mr.. DOyuy is assured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19
At TIIl; CLOSE

or the exercise Mr.. Stevenson. being
invited to address II few wor,la al cheer
to the children, I'D -, ia hi. Uwn CHAR.
Grtcristir way. full "f judgment nnd
iecling. He said that iiu Was pleased to
iul lhn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

80 mnrli Nor" ~pl".stuii., and alv.u-
t%geonsl.y placed than Ia hn! mlicipA-
ted. nnh that hc w"uiI mHlrr;ah. to dn
ms part fully in 81" rfrn,i.r,; that n,
the appropriation wa innrt" m,"i uupi"
after lu" consideration IN u iii~Iui
it 'l'ouih Il" di,i'ur>rI IL intend
lln promi 'cI that Tia" Ground
should bs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-06-19

That a hniltliHG sh"uld J." ~rrir,.i in the
nciShhorlIooh Of the school for the ,r.
r~ommohaiiOn uf pupils from abroad a.,
u dormitory and houriing place. Mr.
DUvcy spoke to thu sam" effect. and
joined with Mr.. Stevenson IN rnngrot-
nlaiinG Ia" pupils and their teacher.
lie said he had great hopes Of the
school. md believed il would be- in .iInc
''fhc ScLOgI DC THc ,STyi,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30

ssae % 81 slOal4es. "A II ss5sap. a. sseaesss.
! at so, y new ctDp) &C fiaG y I btx at s. %.
a hhls Owen Co, Ky. District), ttn IN. lues and
leaf3 at o 50aD IS, al s. f0na 25 n ut $f0a1f7t
II at Sibxi9,i2 nc so 75aeB q, tHesv ereV1a at
81 40; ~ hhds. Pendiet0n county, Ry. (Di5tfict),
trash. iugs and taat-l2 at 80 ft9af d5, 5at S7lfa
y 30 l3 at $l0a14.50, p at . 7Jaia. box. at
SO; "a hhds. Boone scoonty, KY.
trash, lugs and leaf-4 at SO INA
7al at sSasl 10 at sloai478. ID as
$la's5al9 50, 2 ats 5la2s z boxes Weat Nir-
ginia .at 81 6Oa9 2s. ~ 75al5 75 . hhds East
Virginia--1 at IS 90, fat 81 25a1 90, vat IS suA
10. 6fhds Ohio seed at $Bi 5Oai0 ii. ifB cases
Ohio seed filters, binders ana wra appers-,Is as
81 3Ia3 90. rs at $la5, 81 at Sja7 81, " at 0ua
65, "A at 81 ia4 25, at $40 5Oaig n, at "a.
TEA-Market steady, with lair consnmp-
tive demand. We quote: Bfaek-O Oolong. S5a
gle; Sonchong. 65caSi; Japan, 6VaO1c. Green
u son, 4Oa91c; Young HysVn. eOoaSI; Imperial,
45casl 10, aud Gunpowder, 5DcaSl rs Der 10.
WOODEN WAltE-Ihs demand is light,
aud we observe no change in prices. w quote:
Tubs. nests, 3s, 81 Is; tubs, nests, 5s. ~ 30:
tubs, No. J. 81 80; tulys, NO. =, So 20; tuUs.
No, ., 10 81; buckets. 81 70ai 05: churns. Ma.
/, SO: churns. No. 2. 50; cnurns. No. 3, $8,
washboartis. 81 75a2 IS. s 4s,t+ 49,
W0OL-There is steady market. with far
demand aud ample receipts ut prtvious prices.
We quote: Unwashed lne merino, S3a2Ic: un-
washed fine clothing, per lb, 29a3lc: ioag comb
ing, 3Sa40c; medium delaine, 35a &c: washed
June heece. 39a40c; medium fleece, 42ai3a: long
coTdblng, 4Sa50c; tub-wasied, choice, 4Tsld6cs
tub-washed, fair to gooa, 4sa]6e; pulled lambs
3la33c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30
POLICE coUar.

Miscellaneous-Henry B.Catlln, keeping dis
orderly house, dismissed; six charges against
Il. NJ. Moers and Sol. Wertheimer, receiving
stolen goods, continued; Jacob Hammer, main
tanning nuisance, $25; Herman Bookians, re-
sisting Officer, dismissed; Thomas Ferdinand.
lettering, continued; Bernard Helmquest,
abusing family. thirty days and twenty five
collars; Harvey Welland, indecent behavior,
dismissed; Philip StaDleton, refusing TO obey
order OF Board OF Health, continued; Fred.
BurkhardJ, permitting dog to run at large,
dismissed; Thomas Manon, exposing person,
ten days; Thomas Moore, lettering, ten days;
Nick Milton. reckless driving. SO; Thomas
Meara, lettering, continued: Edward Wright,
dismissed; James Madison, abusing family,
under bonds; Martin Birmingham, malicious
destruction Of properly, 81; Alexander KIN
kaid, peddling without license, dismissed;
Henry Meyer, robbery, bound over; CHARLES
MIlier, arrested on same charge, dismissed
Larceny-Charles sheldon, petit, dismissed:
Dermott, petla, continued; Sarah Murdock,
petit, continued; Ben GuioH, petit continued;
Frank Ferguson, 2 charges grand, continued;
Thomas Ferdinand, Frank Ferguson, James
McDerm0tt, VIM. Woodrnan, petit, continued.
Drunk and Disordery-Herman Bookians,
dismissed; Thomas Manion, So; Chas. Wood
ruff, dismissed; Philip Pohlman, $40; Anne
Thirty days; Mary Williams, continued; L lor-
ence George, continued Charles Pearce, thir-
ty days; John Patton. fifteen days.
Vagrahcy-John German, months; Charles
Barkenfeld, Nm. Prues, dismissed; Chlist.
Beiler, dismissed; Gt0. LahdBerger, Jos. Leis,
dism ssed; John Koch, Fred. George. % days
each John Beaier. 4months. "a, ..-..,., -.
Assault and Battery --JOreph Keller, SIS;
Chas., A. Vogt, continued; Mary Matiies, dis
missed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30
Real Estate Ts.ansfcrs.

Vim. Barsus and wife to Sarah Cox, 26-i0O
acres in SeetioDsdS and IA, Eolerain township
$500.
G. H. Holiday TO Thomas Hicks, the andi-
'vided third OF "a acres in Section ~, Green
t0Wnship--SlO0.
TImotay Kirby tow. ueipoidsteiner % years
lease OF lot 80 by $50 feet, on the south side of
the Coierain, pike, a.joining Wesleyan Gene
terry on the west, Twenty fifth ward, at an an
nual rent Of s54, with the privilege OF purehas-
ing the same for 500.
Same to a. z. Fox, 20 years. lease Of q lot 50
bysa81s feet, on the west side OF Ravine street,
l60 feet north OF Browne street, at an annual
rent OF $i20, with the priviiegeof purchasing g
the same for $2,0pO.
VIM Rankin and E.sw. Fettlt to Emma #,
street, iss feet north Of Spring St set in Fair
mount, Twenty -foulthiward- and other con-
s1derations.
VIM. TAFT and wife to T. H. Corcoran. lot II u
BY l49X feet, on the south side OF Ring
$i,06O.
Jonathan TAFT and wife to same, quitclaim to
same lot--$l
g. w. DeNIar and wife to O. f. Drake, 81 feC
OF an acre In Section 85, eastern partof Culum-
bia township, being a private road l2 feet wide
$50.
j. A. Armstrong and wife to j. B. Prouty
lot 50 by lou feet on the southwest corner of
Kemper lane and Curtis street--$z,s0U.
Chas. Worthington to VIM. Ricketts,. three
years lease Of No. Lad Main street, at an an
nual rent of $1,000.
James Miller and wife to G. c. Speers and
4. Mccullough, lot 100 BY lls feet, on the nortn
side OF Locust street. SO feet east OF Lane
street, Walnut HilIs--$3, 500.
Oscar Gerard and wife, per Sheriff, TO the
Home Building Association, lot l0D by 42j feet,
on the west side OF Broadway avenue, 70 feet
south OF the railroad, In Oakley --So50.
The Home Building Association to e. G.
Copin, same loG--$750.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30
RfyER NEtys.

The weather is clear ana cool to-day. Wind
east. The thermometer at I A. NJ. stands at
2ae. The minimum last night was RI q.
Special to the star.
i PoRrsMouTH, o., nov. 3O.-Riyer s5 feet 4
inches and falling:, Up-Fast Line, A. NJ.
Down--Towboats Belle McGowan S:3J A. M,
Lioness No. 2. Ohio No. 4 due up.
/. The Hudson came IN from Wheeling yester-
day Afternoon, and viii return again this oven
The Shippers, owniis in TO day At noon from
Evansville, with fair trip. She will return
to Evansville Tomorrow evening. sica
The Tel graph from Pomcroy, and the Fleet
wood from Huntington, are In this morning,
and Will return this evening. -rs ,-.-.-.
The Potomac starts for Portsmouth at noon
The United states HAD a good trip from
Louisvilie this morning. She returns aJ 8
r. M. .st.,,-.ts,-,, ,.s4,..,..ti,.
. the Ben. FRANKLIN starts for Franklin at
/ etMary Miller will leave Tor New Orleans
tnis evening. She will haze "a fair trip from
here, and has engagem entS below, Il. ,s.
|. The Vinr, Shinkle. Will leave for Memphis,
and the Robert Mitchell for New Orleans, to-
morrow evening.
The Andy Baum, en- ronte from Memphis to
Cincinnati, lett Cairo Yesterday at noon. .e.I
The Mary Houston, from cincinnati, arrived
at New Orleans last evening at7 O'CLOCK.
The JAS. y. Parker, from Cincinnati, reached
Memphis yesterday at A Il. "A. VI. .......-..
Inc Arlington left Memphis for Cincinnati,
last evening.
4, The II. S Turner. from Cincinnati TO New
Orleans, passed Memphis yesterday at a
PM
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ouerssers Of ihe Poor.

IA committae of Tho Ral,af sytrioo
NV .'0. oon'
called by the Board oil lnnrmary Direct
ors yesterday, recommended the follow
;po ,vSrsaora of tho Poor.
S,.n,-:.s
riIse DiStLictEEf s, ~ iIse anu ~, oeGouu Marus
-deorge H. AefVesi NO. l. 900 LaSS 'FRONT.'
street. ,,.... my.,
oecohu DisiTlct-I plIa anu eeYentn
warusI-o a I, ~ uDoeii, ol4 MAIN street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30

George Stickherd, charged with petty
larceny, was tried In the City Court this
morning, and O. case OF drunk and dlsor-
derly only made out against him, tor
which be was fined 81 and costs.
In the Criminal Court this morning
David Waddle, charged with hog steal
ing, was found guilty and sentenced to
two years in the State Penitentiary. In
the case of The Commonwealth against
VIM. Hayes, the indictment being de-
tective, because of failing to ailege an
and the defendant was dismissed.
NEWPORT Building Association No.
3 will wind up its business in January
next.
DR.. P. s. Conner, of Cincinnati, per-
formed skilllul surgical operation yes
terday, In removing f0ur-pound tumor
from the spinal region Of Mrs. Raisoh.
The Doctor was assisted by DR.. II. A.
Davis and several other Newport ply
sicians.
The ball for the Raisch family, at the
Red Mems Hall last night, was very
largely attended.
Hon. T.. L. Jones, Congressman elect,
leaves for Washington, d. c., tonight.
In the City Court this morning the
trial of Fred. Derrick, VIM. Rankin, Fred.
Klotzbach and John Onions, all charged
with being drunk and disorderly and in-
terfering with officers, was continued
until tomorrow morning.
The ice on the--Brighton pond is of
sufficient thickness to bear the weight
of Juvenile skaters.
Night schools, music and drawing are
luxuries that the city of Newport can
not very well afford at present as there
is not snfficiency OF money in the city's
share of the Public School fund to pay
for them. Cut down expenses, gentle
men?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30
Court Cutttngs,

The case of Carrie Knaepfier vs.. VIM.
Byerle and wife was up ON demurrer be-
fore Judge Force. The statement Of the
petiuon is that both the defendants
falsely and maliciously had the plaintiff
arrested on the charge OF grand larceny.
The demurrer was oyerruIed.
Laura j. Colwell VS.. B. X. Atchison &
Co. Suit III repfevin. Motion to strike
out cross-petition overruied.
A motion 70 dismiss the appeal in the
suit Of the Village Of Avondale against
U. p. Sexton was granted.
The demurrer to the petition in the
oase'of Speer aJainst Taylor was over
fuled, Judge FIsce declding that an as
signee is perso ohaily liable to an employe
who aids him.
Anna Johnston against W. d. Mead,
suit to obtain recession of a contract.
Demurrer TO petition oyerruled.
A suit to recover the amount of an as !.
sessment for plank sidewalk on the
Warsaw pike, in which the parties were
the City oil Cincinnati vs.. Crane ct al,
was up before Judge Force. Judgment
for, defehdants.. "a, .,.,...
Maxwell vs. Pdlte et.al. The finding
of the Court was that Drs. Buck aud
owens wefe sufeties only, and that the
other defendants, Beckwith, Bradford,
Slosson, Bronson and Pulte. were liable
as principals equally. The Court held
thai there was no right Of appeal, this
l-being a supplemental proceeding after
ljndginent, and the remedy of the parties
would be by petitionin error.
s,evcnty.eight persons were examined
as to their qualifications TO serve as ju,
rors in the Egner case. six only were ac-
cepted. Major Blackburn asked for a
change of venue, which the Court over.
lfuleui, and directcdtthe Sheriff TO bring
in additional Jurors.
The case OF John T. Alnet vs.. Carrie
b. Arnet was heard on deposition by
Judge Avery and divorce granted.
John Barlh VS.. Joseph Teckel. De
murrer to the petition. Demurrer sus.
tanned. ~,
The will Of Bertha schloendorn was
admitted to probate. Christopher Schlo
endorn was appointed executor. Per
sonalty, :$2, 600.
The jury in the case OF Charles Brad,
ford and Thomas Brennan, charged with
breaking into the Post-oiiice at Bellaire
Ohio, returned q verdict OF not guilty.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-30

The Board met in regularsesslon yes
terday afternoon, quorum present, and
Mayor Johnston in the Chair.
The Engineer presented an estimate
creek, where il crosses Columbia ave-
nue., placing the figures at $l9,250; laid
over until next meeting.
The Engineer presented resolutions to
grade cambridge street, from Pendleton
to Frank street, and the Mount Hope
road, between f. g. Millers north and
south lines.
On motion, the Board agreed to recon-
mend Council TO make the proposed
grades, and the resolutions were
adopted.
Tho pay roll, amounting to 81, 139 80,
was ordered paid.