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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
PERSONAL. Tom Stephens. VI

PERSONAL. - Tom stephens, who
moved away from Gold Hill with his
family, three or four months ago. to set.
To down In California. has come back
on Q visit. He has his family snugly
located on Q nice little ranch near Calls.
toQs, with lots Of chickens, pigs. cows,
sheep, radishes. watermelons, and other
farming utensils. They also have Q
vine and q ng.trss, and. Ike Swimley's
boardsrs. are happy and content. Tom
considsrs California the finest country
In the world outside Of Gold Hill.
wAxm TO wALx.-Profsssor Asohsim.
the barber.psdestrian. says he will chsl-
lsngs Miss La Chspelle TO . siI.dsy, &C.
s,.you.please contest, for $1,000. The
lsdy's friends In Virginia say they are
ready to put up q forfeit or the entire
amount at q moments notice. At last
accounts Asoheim was still wrestling
among his friends. trying to make up
the required amount.
TIE drivers Of the swill carts owned
BY the milkmsn Of Virginia and Gold
Hill. have been arrested on the charge
Of nuisance. II 10 alleged that the swill
leaks from the carts upon the streets,
making Q stencil sndsneering the health
OF citizens. The milkmsn are indig.
nant.
Burcz. the billpostsr OF the Comstock.
Il around these days, bsauiifying old
walls and bulkhssds with brilliant illus
trstious Of negro minstrsls and circus
riders. Butch. 10 . true artist, and 10
never 90 happy a. when at work Of his
profession.
n. B. PARSONS. the well.known vir.
Rinia carrier Of the Gold Hill News and
other papers, IL around on crutchss.
The ligaments Of the left knee have
given way 20 that be cannot walk or
stand without the aid OF crutchss.
A ONE. LroorD NAN walked q tight
rope across O street. Virginia. last even.
Ing. He threatens to wheel his wife
across the same rope this evening In o
whsslbarrow. II looks Ike . hard way
Of making . living.
Tas gun 10 Be shot for ct the Bars.
Geld range . week from tomorrow may
BE- seen at Manning's jswslry store,
Virginia, where entries may be made.
Entries may also be made ct Gibson's
saloon, Gold Hill.
TIE capital stock Of the Raymond 4
Ely Mining Company has been increased
from IS. o00. 900 to Sl2. 600. o00-four
for . The new certificates will be
ready Wednesday. August 20.
TIE annual meeting Of the Crown
Point Ravins Gold and Silver Mining
Company will b held In Ban Francisco
Monday. Sept. l. See official notice In
another column.
.ALsxzr BRlpY and W. T. Haven 4
Son have Hled attachments against the
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company.
AT Pipsr's Open House tonight there
win b . wrestling match between ]. @.
Bray and Isaac Lucia.
GENIAL o. q. La aaAxos. formerly
Of tbs Gan ytsncisso Mint, 70 on Iths
csastoet.
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Carson Items.
Daily Appeal, Avg. 10.

D"'J NFfNp
A young man in this city Who recent
~ got married and purchased . valuable
lot OF dresses for his wife. got Into q
quarrel with her on Thursday and took
all Of her Ans wardrobe into tho street
In front OF their residence, In the north.
srn part OF the town, and set are to the
whole lot. While the nice clothes were
burning. the poor young bride sat at .
window watching the destruction Of her
dresses, etc.. with fearful eyes. aud the
husband was stirring them up 10 make
SURF that every rag should turn 10 ashes.
A gang Of Chinese are running . tun.
mel into Q hill . little south OF Major
Gardnsr's residence. They are very re.
tiosnt q to their motive OF object, md
. number Of them stand guard over the
tunnel every night.
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lightning strikes Oil.

PAaxra (Pa.). Aug. l6.-Yestsrday
morning at s o'clock lightning struck an
iron tank on the United Pipe Line OPP
posits this city, owned BY VIM. Manh.ll
Of Pittsburg. containing lso. 600 barrels
Of oil. The tank was torn to pieces,
and the burning oil flowed down the
hillsids, destroying the oil wells and
Ave dwellings, aud communicated to q
tank Of $4,000 barrels. owned BY L. r.
Brown, which, together with the loading
rack OF the United Pipe Line, was de-
stroyed. Loss, $4,000.
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EoralIxAnox. = aspayen Who are
interested will nnd an important notice
from the Board Of Equalization In M
other column to-day. raising the valna-
ton Of certain property In Gold HUI.
The Board will b in session from the
18th TO the Goth for the purpose OF hear
Ing objections. II any can b maes. %
the sstion ALREADY taken b the Beard.
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Inc british farllament.
LONDON. Aug. l6.-Pallament was
prorosued yesterday. The speech from
the throne was delivered BY . Royal
Commission. The Queen, after an
nouncing that the relations Of the Gov.
eminent with other Powers continue
cordial, refers 10 the faithful execution
Of the principal clauses Of the Treaty Of
Berlin aud the near realization Of the
remainder. On the subject OF reforms
In Turkey the Queen speaks Of the
calsmihss Of war - explaining the
delay, but declares hsr purpose to insist
upon the Porte's compliance With Ito
engagements. In abiding to the suo-
oessful termination Of the war In Afghan.
istan, her Majesty speau warmly Of the
CALAMITY displayed BY. lie British com.
mandsrs and the courage fpd' endurance
Of the troops. The South African war
next engages the attention OF the Qusen,
and while expressing pleasure ct the re-
cent important successes Of British arms
In that quartsr, she confsssss her sorrow
at the iacziacs Of precious lives occa-
donsd By the VA. An ssriy peace on
an enduring basis Il predicted q ths ~
splt Of svspls n eoRth Afnea.
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An assessment Of rs cents q share ha

An assessment Of rs cents . share has
has been levied by the North BONANZA
Mining Company, delinquent on the
17th Of Ssptsnbsr. the sale day being
sst for the 7th Of October.
srocns have been up. have had .
rising tendency for the past few days,
and our local dealers are feeling better.
n. J. cunaAx has nled . notice Of
300 worth Of work being done on the
Shame mine for the current year.
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Arrsvnl. shis nesnssg.

Nrs q II Taylor. Robert Sherwood. 8
Williams. A Lawrence. Mrs J MeCons and
daughter. " Mexican. q A Moore. Miss
oshn. Mrs. Wagner. I whislsr. J Rsdd. J
Martin. @ h Goddard. Z Kent. @ @ Berry.
In Smith. J B Kelley. J u Connolly.
xiss A Norris. Niu Necanerty.
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National Guard Hall continues TO Be
thronsed with curious people. who 60 to
zee Mile Christine. the doublshsaded
nightingale. Ths slnging and dancing
of this wonderful individual are most
interesting. The accomplished dwarfs.
Count Rosebud and Baron Littlefngsr,
add much 10 the amusement OF visitors
BY their comical acts. Go and zee them
tonight. II will be the last opportunity.
a. they will leave for Carson tomorrow.
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ne.arsnre. l.ass Evesise.

Pa Wilson. J n Jessie. J II Gardiner.
Nv Parker. J Patterson. ysrney's Band.
@ Muller, Nettis Sullivan. DR. Harris. =
Isvins, Miss L Sweeney. Nn W W Tinker.
IA Wise and wife. J Brady. @. frittar,
In Bender, T Richards. Dr. Brewster.
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solO BY A.! /. DRUGGISTS.
CORRESPONDENCE.

TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS or
L Liberty Engine and Hoss Companies Of
Gold Hill. Nevada, Gsnlsmen-ws. the nm.
dsnigusd ladies. frisnds OF the above named
Companies. hearing Of Jour desire 10 improvs
your Hall. would take this opportunity Of ten.
dsring you . Fair and Fsstival. 10 b held In
Gold Hin st such tims and place - you may
dssirs.
Mrs. 1. 2. Sawyer. IMiss Minris Poll;
Mn. d. L. Bean, niss Lucy Kennedy,
Mrs. J. q. Wintsfbauer. Mis- I LichtsnbsrIsr.
Mira. ". D. O. Gibson, IMiss MARI 0'conneil.
Mn. w. By. Doans, IMiss Nsry Harris.
Mrs. jno. Hin, Mis Mny Morgan,
Nm. Thos. gallagher, Mis- Hannah Harris,
Mn. q. p. KELLOGG, Miss Lacy Murphy,
Mr.. 8. echwsiss, Miss Katie HUI,
Mr.. D. O. Bhsshan, Miss Estis Buohsrt.
Mrs.. J. D. Reese, miss Sarah Currsn.
Mrs.. ". b. Meservs, Mise Lou 0tstoa.
M. ]. Noble, kiss Victorine Duprsy.
Mrs. @. Haub, Mis- Rosa Carroll.
Mr.. y. W. Folsom, IMiss Lydia Ball.
Mrs. b. II. Cariek. Mic Ross r. Sweeney,
Mn. Geo. Duprsy, Miss Katie Pollard.
Mn. j, O. Dunlop. IMiss Clara pohl.
Mrs. II. l.. 0aftou. Miss Fannie CARROLL
Mrs., Cha.. Hsilshorn, Miss Nellie Boyle.
Gold Hill, July 10th. 1879.
Com HnL, New, July aid, 1879.
To NrspAxEs sAwrrR, DoAxS. wpsrERaAurR.
and the Missss PoHL. KssSIDr' and LIGHT.
KxsERaER. and other Ladies:
Your kind tender OF assistance 10 giving .
Fair and Festival 10 aid " In procuring sum
client funds to msks the srsatiy needed repairs
70 our Engine House has BEEN received. We
most thankfully accept your kindly profsred
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100 Orient, 400
SIS Mammoth, 6k.6
1000 Bodis Chief. Csc
800 Boston Con-. I IS
$50 Rough and Ready. <c
500 Martin white
400 Tiptop. $50
i7s Caledonia (Black Hilis). AZ. AZ
u MOANING.
100 Ophir. S5k
800 Mexican, "a, slt. ssh. ssh
$50 Gould q Curry. In. liz. uk
ls0 Best q Belchsr. 1sk. l5S. isS. Is
s9s Californis. A.. 4 60
lao Savage. ISL
800 Con. Virginia. 4 90. IS
22S Chollar. Z. Ct
40 Potosi. 4 20. 4 90
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. i4S
$50 Crown Point. 4 IS
96s Yellow Jacket. l7k. In
se6 Imperial. I As. IN
ITO Ksntuck. 8. 4 90
DSs Belcher. 4 10. 4 Is. A.
so Confidence. II. IN
ms Sierra Nevada, t6S. "a. +5h. +6s. ~
so Alpha. 24k, ~
los Utah. Il
$40 Bullion. 6k
220 Exchequsr. ~
$50 Justice. 81. 3 40. > co
IS Overman.
1850 Union Con-. 90. o.. COZ. s0k. s0k
205 Alta, NIL
$50 Lady Bryan. CSC. soc
$50 Julia. 4 40. 1 50
$40 Caledonia. 2 Is. 3l0
500 Silver Hill. II. I 70. I as
$50 New York. SOC. CSC
100 Occidental. 40
$50 woodvills. 500
so Phil. Sheridan. 500
22o Lady Washington Con-. I so. ~
26s Andes. I 10. I 05
$50 Ward. 2. I 80
400 Con. wsshoe. 6sc
Gas Scorpion. ~
so North Con. Virginia.
100 Trojan. SOC
aas Benton Con-. 4 40. 4 IS. $50
$50 Con. Dorado. II
us Morning Star
ace 9iowery. Sc. 800
ass North BONANZA. ~. ! IS, ] 40
ae0 Msckay. 1 40
ESQ South Utah. loo. So
100 Mountain View. AZ
so Plutus. IN
Is Eureka Con-. i6
sis 0iisFIH.Ik
Tsnhsttsn.s
oss or.nd Prirs. 3 90. 81. so
1,S cent? 1 O5
100 Independence. aS5
100 Star. 400
30 tT,,,s,as is
100 p.,saiss. 4 10
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HUNTS REM.
kDY 70 purely
Vegetable. and Il
ussd blythe sdvioe
Of Physioisns. II
has stood the test
Of time for thirty
years. and tho NJ
most reliance may
b plsced In Il.
ORE TRIAL WILL
oosvucs W ISg. 9
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The British Parliament.

l,suAI 70 I'm solD HIl. pAIr H,vs.l
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loo NAVAJO. ~ ob oss
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loo silver ftHs,
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,Psriss holding sxsunions tssksts vtuS6S
nitteA frss 70 III paxts " Tie noun6i ~
esoes. PsFtiss not holding sxeufsioa tisE3&s
Wtnes easrEsd q admiration % TIE poanda.
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TIcxErs. Observation-Disclosures ~ -
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

TIE TuIoLoGICAL SEMINARY.-The Directors
of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary, in
this city, held n meeting in the Seminary library
on Tuesday night lth. Rev. w. L. Boggs, ID.
D.. of Atlanta, was elected a Director4n place
of Rev. John Douglass, deceased.
communication was received from Rev. DR.
Plumer, declining to visit the churches i'll behalf
of THE Seminary, not being able to travel on ae-
count of his age and increasing infrmities.
1t lis hoped that some of the Adgcr fund,
about two thirds of it, will he saved
The deficiency in the income is still some
where between $3.50 and SIO0 per month, and
the directors will have to close the Seminary
after this term, which ends in May next, unless
the churches come TO their assistance and con-
tribute the funds necessary to carry it on and
pay off an already existing debt of 81 200. The
directors are determined not To use any Oi the
endowment for current expenses feeling that as
trustees they arc bound not to do so. We trust
that the appeal for aid iQ hchat Of this institu-
tion will be promptly and lihcrh,y responded
to. Our people, who are so really To contribute
to charitable purposes, will remember that this
is cause which is the very foundation and cor
ncrstone of all charities. Not only all PrcShy-
tcrians, hut AL Christians and all persons who
wish well to the community and to the State nj
large, Will regret To sec the exercises Of the
Seminary discontinued. 49, COL Register.
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MEETING OF Tir& EuNED ug TwUSrEys or THE
CNivErsiry.-lhc Board Of Trustees Of the
South Carolina University met l2rn in the Tx
ccuiiSe chamber at the capitol at haifra>t : o.
the plan for the immediate establishment of an
agricultural college at Columbia as u branch of
the University, which had been proposed at their
previous meeting. Letters were read from
Presidents of several of the dcnominatonal col
legcs. President Middleton Of Charleston Col
iege addressed the Board. The Board lacking
one OF a quorum it was impossible to act on the
report. The Board adjourned to meet onsWei-
nesday, the 18th instant when the subject will
come up again, and also the feasibility of organ
izinS the University in full. a report on the
latter subject will bc submitted - Col. Reyister
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g:s. The Legislature will convene next Tues,

day,
earr Sec first and fourth pages for advertise
mcns worthy Of special notice.
EEA- The Grccnvlle DoiLy Ncws was sold on
Monday, the lGth, to Capt Patrick Henry Reilly,
practical printer, for l,025.
Bsnc, Our old Kentucky friend, Roberts, has
small drove of hogs in town. Price > cents
Sausagcs and sparc-rihs don't our mouth water
k48" We are requested TO announce that Rev
d. Il, Clayton will preach At Goshen Hill Oh
next Sunday morning, the 23d, at II o'clock
ss1- On Monday last Judge Mackcy sen
fenced Policeman William Rose to two years in
the renitentary, convicted Of killing Mr. John
English, in Columbia.
gt!5. Anl now, to satisfy the disappointcd
Watchers, we suppose, some one promises TO get
mp frs! elias metcoric show on Thanksgiving
night, the 2Iih last. 1t is to boa grand affair.
EGn- Subscribers who find the bluo cross up
above, headed Take particular notice" There
may DC some errSrs in our books if SO, it will
give us pleasure to correct them. Only those
who never made an error i'll their lives will com
plaiG-wc make 40 prctcntiUns to inlailiLilty.
An Error Corrected.
The dedication of the new Methodist church
at louisville will be on the 18th Sunday in this
month instead Of the 18th Saturday, AS We stated
last week.
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Take Particular Notice.

We shall discontinue sending the TIMES TO all
subscribers in arrears on the lst day of Decem-
DER next, irrespective of parties. Cotton is, and
mas been for some weeks, bringing good price,
ana by the lst of Drcember about all the crop
- 10 'hose not able TO hold under the
sold, and II the ni.,llsass. .,..r.., nffd
men We shall have poor encouragement Il. give
further indulgence; AMI it is self evident that
those who are able to hold their cotton must
surely he able 10 raise t"o doii"rs to pay tho
printer.
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Tho Press Association.

Tho Press Association.
BY Ike proceedings of the meeting Of the As
socintion hcl in Columbia last week, we learn
that the members are to take trip to Charles
ton next month, under an invitation from the
South Carolina Agricultural Society TO attend
their annual fair. We have So frs9unt!y enjoy
Ell the open-hcarcd and bounteous hospitality
OF the people of Charleston that we know il will
be II most delightful trip AMI sincerely hope we
may DC able TO attend. If we are not our heart
will bc there all the time. As to that .eXtcnlcd
tour through the North 10 Boston next year,
we not 80 certain that any good will come
from it from a political any other point Of
view. We, however, are pleased TO know there
are members Of the Association prosperous
that they can even talk Of taking such an cx-
pcnsivc trip. trip 10 ilcndcrsonvillc, with a
free ticket all the way, was about as much rs
our finances would allow last year, and unless
the authorities let go their grip on the Lotteries
and nliow Us 10 draw 4 big prize, on some other
unforeseen good fortune occurs to Us before that
time, we don I see how we shall be able to GCt
beyond Aston or Spartanburg next year. But
gentlemen. you are young, and prosperous We
horr, amd it will do you good, i'll many respects
means go. Keep one matter prominent i'll your
arrangement however: BE sure and tinc the
trip so that il will not interfere with the great
duiy yuu owe the State in the next election cam
paisn. If we read the tokens Alright, every
man of you Will be required at his posi- with
sleeves rolled up, and hard at work, if You
truly dcsroms of continuing the present honest,
peaceful and prosperous condition Of our State
affairs.
DITrEUE>cE uF OrINIoN.---Wc can think of no
enterprise III our city that desires II warmer and
hcurtcr support than liayne Circulating Libra
ry.- LrCc"r,iir IUIy.
We differ with you, Mr.. Reilly. The ''circu
lating Library" shoald be supported, that is
true, but the people OF Greenvillc have now
enterprise of far more value to her general pros
pcrity than anything else, and if they Will give
its warm, hearty and liberal support, they will
establish a DGWy, newspaper upon such pros
porous basis as Will enable its Proprietor TO make
it great power in upholjng and sustaining
every other enterprise in their city. The old
UyRy .Nc,rs did more for GrccnvillG than any
other enterprise ever established there, but the
people did not appreciate its value until after
they starved it to death.
nFA. McS>rs. Rice x Mcinrc have inst re-
ceivcd lot OF beautiful ami delicious noun
!ain apples. which they offer 10 sell cheap.
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Look Gut for HAD Dogs.

We are informed that n valuable dog belong
ing To Mr.. d. Il. Culp. of this town, died Of
rabies last week. 1t is feared that he had bitten
one or two other dogs in town and some anxiety
is felt about it, We suggest that the Town
tounci! order all dogs running at large in town
10 be mMzzlcl OF shot.
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Consignees per Express at Union, S. c., Nov.
10Th. 1879

w II. Wallace ". \ Nicholson. J ID. Arthur,
ID. A. Townsend T. l.. FAINT. = NJ Cohen, NJ
Sullivan, Spears 4 Cotton. |. Bell Thus Greg
ory, VIM Lawson, \ Martin, Il + Davidson, Jas
Munro. r b SIart. b Johnson, J II L0ughran,
4 Davidson, j W Ninson, 5 VI Rice, Ir., l.
Lomnck Tor Lominick)
F. H. COUNTS Art
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BAyARp's SrEECH.-Nimington Del, Novcn,-
ber l2-ln his speech last night, Senator Bay
ard. speaking Of the contrasts prcscntcl by the
governments Of the old world and of this cnun-
try, said: "EXpcrience and reflection, with in
creased opportunities for comparison with other
countries and systems of government bring me
only toa higher appreciation of the generosity
justice and moral granduer Of the principles up
on which own was founded a faithful
representative, lie said, should rather displease
his constituents than consent to that which in =
jurcS them; and in this connection he asked if
whenever he spoke or voted in tho Senate for
new AMI stronger ties of union between the
States, on when he opposed false money, he did
not echo the voice Of Delaware. There was fire.
qucnt applause during his speech.
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The State of South Carolina.
CDINTl' or ENiON.
In the Court of Probate.

BY DAVID JOHNSON, JE.. Esq, Judge Of
Probate for Union County.
NXTHEEEAS, b. II. Rice, has made
W suit TO me to grant him letters Of admin
isirati"n Of Tie estate aal effects Of MRS.
SABiiI MYERS, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and almonish al
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
SAID Mrs. SABkl Ny EES, deceased. that they
be and appear before me, in the court OF l'robatc,
To hr held at Union Court House, on the Sih
day of December, 1873, next after publication
hereof ut | clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, il any they have, why tho said AdInins-
lrution should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 20lh day of No
vcmbcr, Auno Domimi 1879.
DAVID JOHNSON. JR..
Judge Of PROBATE.
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Ginning Cotton.

Ginning Cotton.
Our cntcrprising townsman, Mr. Jacob Rice
has got the steam up ut his new shop and is
ready 10 gin any quantity Of cotton that you can
take to him. Jacob is worthy, Industrious
man and deserves encouragement. Don't pass
him 10y.
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Homicides in Spartanburg.

The Spartan informs us that on Saturday night
last II colorcd boy, nnmcl Pet Hawkins, was
shot an | killed by one Thomas White. n white
man, without any provocation. The evidence
against White was positive and he is now in Jail.
Tn Tuesday, the llth, }. Calvin Paris killed
his brothcr-n-law \. Jack Williams, by strk-
ing him on the head with double. barrel shot
gun, in the ncighborhool of Cherokee Springs.
There was no old grudgc and both men were So
ber. 1t happened on the spur of the moment.
in n dispute about renting land. Paris volun-
tarily surrendered to the Sheriff.