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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

OFFICE OF RAYMOND & ELY MINING
OCompany, No. $50 Pine street, room 16, Ban
Francisco, Gal. August IA. 1879. At Q meeting
OF the Board Of Directors Of the above named
company, held on the 18th day OF August, 1879,
1t was resolved that in accordance with the
authority given at the Annual Meeting Of the
stockholders, held on the wenty-eighth day Of
January, 1879, the capital stock Of the company
DO increased from three millions of dollars,
divided into thirty thousand shares of the value
Of one hundred dollars ssoh-the present capital
stoct-to twelve millions Of dollars, divided
into one hundred and twenty thousand shares
Of the value OF one hundred dollars each.
ono Of the old, will be ready for issue Wednes.
day. August Goth, 1879.
su23.4t W. L. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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BUTTER, Fresh California Roll. at
Poujade's.
FRESH California Roll Butter al
Poujade's.
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SheriR's Sale.

DYVTRTUE OF AN ORDER OFsA ISSUED
ID cut of the District Court, In and for the
County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Q judgment rendered
in said Court on the fourth day Of August. A D.
1879, in favor Of John N. Craig and against the
Nevada & Arizons Mining and Transportation
Company, the Ell Dorado Canyon Quartz Mill,
the Techaticup mine, the Plat niue, the Nash
rnine. the Rover mine, the Hercules mine and
the Savage mine, for the sum OF thirteen hun.
bred and eighty.fve 5000 Isl, 1856 $4,000 dol.
lars, debt, together with one hundred and ten
50-l00 (s110 so 1eo) dollars, tax costs, and all
accruing costs and interest, have levied on the
following property, to wit:
The Ell Dorado Canyon Quartz Mill and Mill.
site, situated in Ell Dorado Canyon, FL Dorado
Mining District, in the southwesterly portion of
Lincoln County, State of Nevada, and about
forty seven miles above Hardyville, on the Colo.
RADIO River; also the Techaticup mine and min
ing claim, the Piatt mine and mining claim,
the Nash mine and mining claim, the Rover
mine and mining claim, the Hercules mine and
mining claim, the Savage mine and mining
claim-each and every Of them situated in
the aforesaid Ell Dorado Mining District, and
about five miles from the junction Of FL Dorado
Canyon with the Colorado River.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the goth day Of September,
A. D. 1879. at the hour of IL o'clock m. of TINT
day, will sell all the right, title and interest
VI bdlu NoFuuh q hTlLOub MluluB huu IEhub-
portation Company, the Ell Dorado Canyon
Quartz MILL and the above described mines, In
and to the above described property, at the
doors Of the Courthouse in Phoebe, Lincoln
County, Nevada, at public auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
W. L. MCKEE, Sheriff,
GEO. T. GoBMAN, Deputy Sheriff, au23.td
pOSrpONpMENT
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Monday. October 30, 1879, at the same
time and place.
Phoebe, Nevada, Sept 20 1870.
W. L. MCKEE, Sheriff,
By GEO. It. GonMAN, Deputy Sheriff. se20t I'd
POSTPONEMENT.
The above ssle is hereby postponed until
Thursday ovember 20th, 1879. at the
same hour and place.
Phoebe, Nevada, October 20, 1s79.
". L. MCKEE, Sheriff.
By Geo. T. GoRMAN, Deputy Sheriff. o26td
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died.

At Phoebe, October 18th, John Schipper, ns-
tive Of Holland.
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Governor Gear s majority in Iowa, owe
all, will be about $4,000.

->->-
After many discoursgements and dif-
appointments, sufficient to have caused
most people 10 have abandoned the
undertaking, the oil.borers in Moody
Gulch. in this county In the Santa Cruz
Mountains, have met with grand success.
A large number Of wells have been bored
in this and San Mateo counties, hut in
none Of them has petroleum been found
in paying quantities, until on Friday last
the Dull brothers. employed by the
Santa Clara Petroleum Company. at Q
depth of six hundred feet, while boring
through o stratum in which they least
expected to find oil. struck vein which
spurtsd petroleum to Q height of one
hundred feet above the top of the we'll.
Being unprspared for such surprise, it
10 estimated that more than one hundred
barrels Of oil ran to waste. After time
the flow subsidized to be resumed at regu.
lar intervals ever since. All the avail.
able help in tho vicinity Of the well was
immediately put to work, and the second
flow was prepared for and all saved. The
excitement in the oil region is intense.
The petroleum is Of superior quality.
-[San Jose Mercury, October 14th.
MorAga Valley, in Alameda county,
CAL, has become the scene Of armed hos
tility. A short time ago j. Watson Of
East Oakland, agent Of d. ". Carpenter,
who has title to Q 1000-acre ranch in that
valley, took possession of it and left four
men in charge. Three hundred acres OF
the land 10 claimed by Spaniards, who,
to the number OF AZ. drove the guard
away and ensoonced themselves in the
hacienda and began to slaughter the
oxen found there for rations. The ha.
cisnda is on the road, and several per.
sons passing there have reported thai
they have been stopped aud robbed
Sheriff Tyrrel reeonnoitsred the plac,
Sunday, but found that quiet was main
tanned by AZ Henry rifles, which looked
him In the eye from within the building
- he glanced st the surroundings
Measures will be taken to disposssss th'
alaimant.
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The Board of Education school
masters single.
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FOR CASH

This is the true spirit and will increase the prosperity Of
the people, for goods be sold on time by owners
unless the purchaser pays for the time given Antcpat
the wants and desires of the people in this regard we
will sell strictly for cash from now on at nrce That will
surprise the most credulous. We are now OPENING an
immense stock of va
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The remaining States to hold elections
during the present year are Maryland.
Massachusetts,. Minnesota. Mississippi,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania.
and Wisconsin. The great fight will be
in New York, and as both political par
ties in that State are dissatisfied With the
candidates who head their respective
tickets for Governor, it is hard telling
how New York will go. However, as
John Kelley has been nominated by the
boiling Democrats. and has also been
endorsed by the Workingnen. the
chances are decidedly in favor of Cor
nell, the Republican candidate. although
he is very unpopular with his party and
many prominent and influential Re.
publicans are diligently working against
his election. The election in the above
named States will take place on the third
of November, and Governors are to be
elected in all OF them except Mississippi,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Wis
consin.
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The Vicksburg, Miss, Herald. now
says that the Bourbons of that State
havs got to that pitch that "they de-
nounce all who don't approve of bull
dosing"
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Az kinds Of Colered Printing done
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The man who robs q stage is entitled
10 some credit for courage ct least; the
man who wonld ruin q dozen or hun
dred small stockholders in order to make
a little money himself ia infinitely worse
than common thief Enterprise.
The Reform Club" Of Virginia City
appears to have reformed the Enterprise.
Heretofore that paper has been always
upholding and defending Sharon. Fair.
Maekay, and all other men. who have
ruinod "small stockholders in order to
make little money themselves" but
since the organization of the Reform
Club in Virginia the Enterprise appears
to have caught the reform fever and re-
pented OF its wickedness, and now it
publicly proclaims that all the Colo
nels" on the Comstock, likewise their
masters, who have for years been max
ing their money by the running of "little
stockholders" infinitely worse than
common thief. We are glad to notice
this change Of heart in the Enterprise
and congratulate it upon the new course
it has taken. and il it will only keep on
trying to defend the public against men
il considers worse than common
thieves, then there are some hopes for
The Enterprise yet.
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"See." said q reverend gentleman.
"bere is an illustration. At one time
should have sworn awfully at this fly
but look now" Raising his hand, he
said, gently, go away, fly, go away"
But the fly only tickled his nose the
more. The reverend gentleman, raising
his hand with some vehemence, made O
grab at the offender, and being success
full. opened it to throw the insect from
him, when in extreme disgust, he ex-
claimed: Why, d-n it, it's wasp"
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Down to the Bedrock!

1t seems to be the desire now of the people Of
Poche and vicinity to buy their goods low down that is
at BED Rock PRICES is'
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Don Philippe de Bourbon, son of the
Count OF Aquilla. Uocle to the ex-King
Francis II. of Naples and grandson to
Dom Pedro of Brazil. becoming very
poor, has consented to marry Miss Aver,
daughter of the late DR.. Aver. For
poverty, take Ayers pills.
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THE DRourH-ln this county i begin.
ming TO alarm the farmers. From every
hilltop and hollow, come. the cry for
rain. The grass is dying. Young fruit
trees are meeting the same fate. The corn
Il twisting its blades and unless there IL
good rain very acon, the prospects for
good crop Of this cereal, which few days
ago were hat,erins, viii he gloomy indeed.
MucH ADo Anour NorHNa.-we IN
ders,snd that Mr.. L. NJ Houk, the Green
hack candidate for the Legislature. com-
plains that We have done him an injustice
BY announcing that he was the nominee Of
that party. We understand, slso, that he
denies he received the nomination from
the Greenbsck party, or that he is making
the race as Greenlacker. In speaking
Of his candidacy, We had no Intention Of
doing Mr.. Houk an iaiustice. We know
him we'll, and know that he Il deserved
y popular young man, and under no cir.
cumstsnces would We do him an intention
Al wrong. Our information that he va.
the 0reenback nominee vas obtained from
Me-. james y. Allen, 81 this place. Mr..
Allen was Chairman of the Greenhack
Convention, and he says that NJ. Houk
vas nomiasted ss their candidate and that
he was present and accepted the nomins.
ton. The 'cOnaic, Of versciiy" il be-
tween Mr.. Honk and Mr.. Allen, Chairman
Of the Convention, which ncminsied him.
We publish news from oil source. that We
regarffelishle. and are responsible foe sv-
cry item We write.
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MOVIE AFFAIRS.
BY
serepaaee - Dsaderar.

New stock Of lace and Embroidered
Tie.
Ne. .,, Asa s'es'"' T'''A W '"P''' ''"'"
Co..
new s'ock Of A'"e runs ''F--'
|ArPe'-sA'ene''' JUST re'e''e"
Our stock OF sandels' NeSI"n iTr
pu.'o" Ne"PonS 'or i~"' "'''' Nv"
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Al the counties having an interest 10
the Big Sandy Road.bed have voted Il ID
Gen. G. ?. Huntington, who win proceed
At once to complete the road With Il
completed, Richmond, Va, and Washing.
ton City will be but iweniy-eight hours
ride from Stanford.
Both Houses of Conercss have passed
the bill repeating the duty Of twenty per
cent. on foreign Qpininc. A Philadelphia
manufacturing firm has imported the lars,
which IL free Of duty, and then sdded the
duty, thereby making $4,000 each year
out Of the consumer. The chill and fever
districts will hail with delight a reduction
in the price Of this very necessary drug.
Bayard had another victory in the Sem
ate on Monday. A resolution to refer the
bill declaring in favor Of the complete. re.
monetisation Of silver and free and unlim-
tied coinage to the Finance Committee was
carried. Yeas, %; nays, % Bsyard !.
chairman Of the Finance Committee, who,
Of course, will strange the bill whea the
time comes, As he did the Warner Silver
Bill.
They have spirit weddings In Kansas.
Gen. Eaton, Of Leavenworth, Kansas, was
,"'o,meu ny Asp'','"a' medium ,"a' NJ.
a .'l "a"ss'e' VINO "spA''eu '"'s ave, asea
'"'ee week" Wv" : uecea'eu son OF rre'i.
w" WV, "'"'" marry ." 'ne -V'h o.
S""e ~ I'VE apPo'n.eo nme 'ne spl".
"ppe''en :, 'ne 'e'a are.'ea as bride snd
r'o",' snu e'",e'eu WI" '"e parry i~'
'"s" "e''e'e' "ao ~'''
There are few Democrats Of this conn.
ty, who are evidently busying them-elve.
in the interest Of r. c. Warren for Com.
monwealth's Attorney, against Geo. Stone,
Of this place. We understand that thi.
maneuvrine is not 90 much the r,.ul, al
the love they bear for Mr. Warren, buI
comes rather on account Of the soreness Of
a few persons who were displeased with
Mr.. Stones voting for his Republican
kinsman, Mr.. W. 5. ShepPerd, for jAiler
last August. SO We may expect some mors
Democratic fun within the next year
Somerset Citizen.
Green 1. t,kipv deoo.;,;on. In nj. l;h.l
ami, av.ip., Judoe Hsr,;s and mi. !.
what \. On, an, Of Jnd.s And,.w. :,
Flemino.burv aw,,nss. d..ir;ng 40 1.
accurate IN al nj. ,a.,;roonw go. H.,
n NAV hs ,,us ,h., NJ s;.n.d d.f.nd..,,.
I;cep.s a, The rshru.,v lem 1ses b., 4
mi. bs has NO r..oJl..,;on h,, 80 :. \.
IA. IN NJ. ,s.,;monv n .h,.f ,h., ~. n;
cep.e wa. no, oomnls,sd NV IN. .;.n.,p,.
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PULASKI CorNrr.
esaersrf.

| senffrsff.
THE SCHOOL QunsrfoS-Is becoming
very exciting here
THr MrTE SocSITv-Met at Judge Ken
dricks las, Tuesday night. PrOcesds, si.ci.
DEp.-Friday night; Of Consumption,
At the residence Of Major Keene, Mr..
Lance Curd, aged a. years.
BAp.-Female. seem to he Incoming
quite fractions in this county. Two have
been arrested within the past week for as
sault aud battery.
LUcKy.-Mrs. Dr. Owens, a most esti-
mable lady, Of this county, lately inherited
50, 900 from her brother, Mr.. David New
ell, who died recently in Missouri.
AccrDESr-Little Willie Gibson, young
e., daughter Of Mr.. Robert Gibson, met
with serious accident last week. While
out Al play she fell from tree which she
had climbed. and BIZ the end Of her tongue
almost or
sHor.-A youth by the name Of Love.
while intoxicated, accidentally shot ne
gro named Joe Wait Love vas lodged In
jail, but Immediately hailed cai By one Of
the moneyed men Of Somerset. The ne
gro vas not iaially wounded.
THE COMMON scHoors-Of ihi. eonniy,
have all been supplied with teachers. leav-
ing about one hundred still unemployed.
Little regard is paid to the class and grade
Of certificates, but much to the salary de-
mande,l. The cheapest teachers carry the
day.
PEEsoSAL-Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Mourn
ing have returned FROM Tennessee ...... Mis-
Matte Coleman, the artist from Alabama.
is again in our midst, and We are glad To
learn, is being we'll paironiled. .... Mr.. W.
Thatcher babe adie1 to Somerset last Mon.
day, leaving several sad hearts among the
young ladies.
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BOYLE C0UyTr.
DanrfiIe.


SPEAKINo.-Hon. Walter Evans and
Capt James L. Csntrill have appoint.
ments to speak in Danville on "Wednesday
night, the 9th.
PosrPoSRD.-The date Of the "Grand
Combination Stock Sale" has been chang.
ed to August 22d and 2sd. Entries can b,
made until July 18th.
WHEAr.-The Advocate says. W. +. Ey.
ans threshe1 and delivered to Lucas a
Rinnainl, 1870 bushels Of wheat from 81
acres-an average of Sit bushels to the
acre Ike Durham, with his steam thresh.
er, was only day at the job. Mr.. +. re-
allied so cents for this crop.
EITHER OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED Oh
HIMsELF.-WhO killed zOllicOferS is a
question recently sprung for discussion
An article in the Lexington Pres attrib-
uses the deed to Corporal Cabal, and the
Advocate Of this week produces a state
ment from General S. s. Fry, to show that
Ne fired the fatal bullet. II matters not;
the distinguished Confederate General was
laid under the sod too many years ago to
be the subject OF such a debate.
Wilson 4 Beddow's dis
ullery on Dix River, was unexpectedly
visited on Wednesday night Of last week,
by special Revenue Agent, w. J. Wllmore
The property was attached, and the pro-
prietors were taken before US. Commis-
sioner at Lexington, to answer a charge Of
Illicit disabling. They waived an examin-
ing trial and gave bond for their appear
ance before the US. Commissioner at Lou
isville, in the sum Of 5000 each.
PERsoSAL.-George T. Stone. Esq. Of
Somerset, an aspirant for the Common
wealth Attorneys Office, has been spending
several days in town and vicinity. To a
stranger, he has pleasing manners, and his
friends represent h i'm a. a man Of parts,
and we'll qualified for the place. card
over the phrase "Citizens Irrespective Of
Party" appears in the Tfi6une OF this week
and is call upon Jno. w. Yerkes TO be-
come a candidate for Boyle county's Rep
resentatiye in the Legislature. Mr.. Yer
kes viii most likely be the opponent Of
Paul j. Doneghy, the Democratic nomi-
nve....J. q. Givens left for Charlottes-
willie, Va, on last Monday, to attend the
Summer course Of law lectures at the Uni
versity.
s. \. \. COSvESTI0E.-rhe seventh an
nual meeting Of the State Sunday School
Convention of the Christian Church,
which was held in this place last week, is
said to have been the most snooessfnl one
in It's history. Delegates from all parts Of
the State, and representative Sunday
School men Of the Church from Ohio, Mis-
souri, and Tennessee, were In attendance.
Much good work was done, and fns vocal
music was a delightful feature Of the daily
sessions. The Convention adjourned 10
meet in Bowling Green. on the 23rd Of
June, 1880. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; J.w. McGar-
vey, Of Lexington, President; y. q. Allen,
Of Louisville. s. 2. Lucy, Of Midway, and
II. Turner, Of Lexington, Vice Presidents;
Chas. n. Fisk, Of Coyington, Secretary; X.
b. Neal, b. 5. Weller, J. A. Dickinson, p.
q. Miller, 7. L. Mslven, Of LOnlsvills.
Executive Committee
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NEWS NOTES.


o.,
progressing in Mexico
IN. w.t., IL, 100000, .h.~.,h.,
!, .-...,.s - T.. ao,h - 40 elo e.
Is2' ~
Hayes sent in Eve vetoes during the ex-
ira session Of Congress, and Al last get the
worst Of It.
Du,;ng the ve.r and;pg lime sO,h the
gold coinage Of the L. s. Mint, amounted
to $37, 234, $40.
Three ,hops,rd mon chanved the guage
of the Iron Maintain Y r which il 700
miles long, on Sunday last.
The Ken,uckv Medical School a, Lon.
isville turned ont fortv.,wo Doctors las,
wesl ON . LONG suffering publie.
Mn. Snow of Allen countv has been
copx,c,ed Of the mnrder Of her husband
and sentenced 10 the Penitentiarv for life.
Int H.ry;. wont have time IN en;ov the
vacation. Green has cot him on the rack
me nneo've o. hsyP' py orae, OF uhe
Prince Tevsk. who has been unclaimed
Khediye.
As,.;t,.;,hh..nn, ,, .h,.L
,rn. r., " VI - " o.. -
43 honrs. Fifty hours has heretofore been
the fastest time.
The L.SN.R declared a dividend
on their capital stock Of q per cent. This
lisa semi-annual dividend and the best de-
eiared Tor long time.
The court in Breaihitt is getting on
smoothly, but all Of the prisoners are play
ing the sharp game for continuance, by
applying for change OF venue.
Governor McCreary has offered reward
Of 800 for the arrest and conviction of
each Of the fiends engaged in the triple
murder and arson in Henry county.
Ka.suoL. ..;I IL r... f.. o.;.,,;..I |
49, 100 80 80 ~
o oa os. a~ i-''.oO %; 1a'' 'ee
lentiary, Si7.s52 65.-lConrier-Journal.
There were ls9 deaths in the city OF
Louisville during the month of june,
'gainst lS5 last year. The average num-
Der for June in i've years has been lsl 4-lO.
Durinu the ses.ion of Convrss. iu.t ter
minated -27 hin. and AZ ioint resoIp,ions
,-...-
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IT is some consolation to know that
they have decided at Washington that
there will be no yellow fever this year.
Memphis and other dirty cities had
better continue the cleansing process,
however.
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HAYES vetoed the Marshsl's bill,
but Congress adjourned all the same,
and now when the Marshals aforesaid
want their money and can't get it,
they have only Mr.. Hayes to curse.
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BLAINE remarked beforehand that
II Hayes signed the Army Bill. he
would write himself down an ass.
Mr.. Hayes did sign il, but the coun-
try had been convinced long before
that Of his assinine qualities.
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ONE fruitful source of crime in
these parts is the importance that sill
ly, polite people give to criminals,
which the ignorant eonstrue into al.
most hero-worship. For instance, let
an individual stepped in crime get out
of Jail on bail, and no sooner than he
does so, than hundreds of cowardly
bOOt-lickers crowd around him, vieing
with each other for the honor Of first
shaking his hand. saying by their &C.
tions, If not by their words, 81 am
for you'll stood by you in your troub-
lest" or, II never did believe the
charges brought against you'll" This
species of cowardice ought to be
frowned upon; and no person of Ordi.
nary selfrespect will be caught honey
Juggling a scamp who. il he had his
deserts, would be dangling from the
end Of a rope or shut up in q Peni-
Tertiary. Public sentiment has more
to do in keeping down crime than the
laws themselves, and so soon as that
sentiment is educated to abhor the
criminal, as well as the crime, will
eyildOers awake to their senses. o.
tracise that class of cattle. and crime
will decrease forthwith.
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Stanford, KY.
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THERE never was 20 little interest
manifested both in the State and the
county elections a. there Is at this
time, and unless something is done not
half Of the Democratic vote in this
county win be polled. There is not
the shadow Of a doubt that our
State ticket will be elected, but Il
should he the pride Of every man to
keep the majority full up to the high
est. The County Committee is call
ed to meet next Monday, when, we
trust, some plan will he devised to
awnkeOur people out Of their lethargy.
Al the Democratic Convention held NJ
Bangor, Maine, on the lst, Governor Gar
ceIlon was re-nominated by exclamation.
The platform adopted approves the course
Of the Democrats In Congress and severely
censures the partisan acts ofthe party that is
trying 10 perpetuaie a fraudulent admi"is-
traiion by controlling the elections by means
Of marshals and troops.
Will Phil Thompson give an &C.
count Of his stewardship
Tar Court Of Appeals has decided
that Commonwealth witnesses fees
are payable by the Auditor Is hereto
fore. There are over a quarter Of a
million Of such claims outstanding,
and the rush to have them paid will
be lively indeed. At Mt Vernon,
last Court, they sold at 25 cents on
the dollar.
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doing arDe"l
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nieas~ = me
Truly Yours,