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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
N4ir al luben. bob III WaditehenNem

N9ir Qllubcn, Dab ;u Ndditchtnhcm
feline iusitereu 6 ommeutare rrtbmcn5iQ
liuo uno briuacn es baber m0ttIid;
Gbaritp 9oipltaI, Glcpcl1ro, Oslo.
yNtit nanfbnrem 9erien befcnncn
mir uns gum Gmpfana Der SenNuna
ct. Slfobs Del, melde Sic Die 8Hte
bdttfn uns fir unisre SrOnfeu ais
6ci6enf 3u iiberma6eu. @Ir manhten
eS fomobl bier ais oud i'm 9IipIum an
uno fanoen e5 oE5 Elm auslc:eidnetse
oeilmitteI. gSir 301erten, Sbnen ocn
Gmpfuna on;useigen, 20 mir rorher
oos 9R.ttcl elmer tidtiaen Yrobe uu.
termerfen .oolIteu. S,erin Ger Sdrm'
bersigeu Sdmtfern."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
11e6er Baltimore.

Seeer ter tas alte gatsrlanc beluhen ceer
gerpancte unb 5rsunee pen Gurrpa frmnen
aITen nil, Ipllte bic prahtpcaeu ueuen. eilernen
Sdrnuten. .WritbampfiGbife bes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
gforooentiflen 2lob6,

,ur llcberfabrt berusen.
IIit Dampfihifen bes Ncrebeutiden 9lcse
wureen bis Gnpe 1877 iiter $4,000 TeriDnen
tsfErbert.
Die Dampfsr tisfer @rmpasnie:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Rg l8ir boIten feinen fog. SeneraI
Store fonoern nur einen OruQ
Gture uno habsu nur gutc, @rtifel
tuelde mir su perabaefebten YEeiicn
nerfnmffn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
Sn 9anSeu

lluter bieIen Str1linaen beiinSen iid
50 Srduen, orcr etiuds nebr pte bier
8roScnt Der 8eiammt,abl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

Die republifaniide Staat5'& onpen:
tion uun Stem gutf toAte om 3. Sep'
trmber uuo mabte iolgcnre @ominatiOs
men: gouurrneur, 81. .. Gorneu; Sice.
8oupsrneur, 8eorae 8. 9oStinS;
-Stoots- Sefretdr, Soispb y. Carr;
ontroQcr, Sames Us NHar6wortb;
Sd,nbmeiiter, falhan 8. @enbeG;
8eueralanmalt, Sumilton @arr;
Staats Sngenicur unb 8ermeher,
5owdro Soule.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
oisier 8iertelituuoe gemadt bat.

gaeu Semen, luelde nod ni6t nit
nd, einia Tno, meIdss WitteI lie 8s9eh
6ieber NnfdGe bsnusen iollen, modten
mir oen Snu bes 9erru 8aitor =. 6.
Socob, IBiaom Sree, Wfaion Co., gS.
8a., sur 8ea4tung empfeblen: nOr.
9lna. &ouieS 9amburger Sropfen wer'
in oieTser @e0euo iebr biel 9ebrandt.
Qlus ei9ener Grfabrun9 tann i9 beseu'
aeu, baB biefsIbsn elm suuerldiFges
gRitteI gegen bas Sieber fino, oa iis
mid total bapon befreiten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

stad Der ilOifdeu 3eitre6nnns bat'
ZEN mir aeffsru Den eriten Gag oes
Sabres 564O nod Grf6ofung Der 8elt.
Dies lit Gas b6dife Sen Der SsraeIiten
unb bauert ;ehn Sage.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30
Notice.

Whereas. We, the undersigned Board If
Trust of School DISTINCT No. J. Maticopa
county T., having adopted plans and
specifications for racting two-sfory brick
school b ilding hereby give notice hat
will receive bids tor furnishing the materials
and labor by rontracr, as follows:
Co tract burned brick bids 10 be given al
rate per l.0O0
Contract for lime, bids to be given at rate PER
pou, Il.
Ma on WORK, to be given at rate PER O00 for
laying brick.
The said binding TO be l..ca'ed in block Ne.
o. tnwL of Phoenix. and of the FLOWING di-
lrel.s and d. tails
No. of rooms :. al the following dimensions.
C27N3G) f27N:}6l (42Xa (l4NlD t13N22l feel
Thickness - walls l2, ) and 20 inches.
To be finished with single roof, dressed
hnoiing and openings follows; doors (fNel
feet, }3 wind MS t;}N7) feet.
AL 'uriher iuftnl niltion can be Obtained 81
The Office -oi A II Lemon, rnseniN, a T..
where the plans and specifications Will be kept
on file
All materials to be of best and suitable
qualify
The building to be completed on O. befure
the list lav of October. 1879
All payments to be made in cash cr bonds OF
said school district negotiable at eOc- % the
dollar
the court house in said county the l2th day
OF MAY 1879 ard publicly open the lids.
serving the right 10 r. ieet any or all bids.
JOHN 4. ALSAP.
\. H. Lemon,
IL. II. IlNVILLE,
Trustees,
PHeENIx, A. r, April nth. 1879.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30
LEGAL.
Notice.

L, the matter of the estate Of Philip Kro,z.
decreased
In the Probate Cont OF Maric0pa CO unity. in
the Territory Of Arizona:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executor OF the last will and testament Of
Phillip Kiuiz deceased. Il e creditors If and
al persons having claims acair st the said
deceased to exhibit I'll, m with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the frSt pub
Iication of this notice to the said executor ~
his place OF business Moniezuma street, in
tho town of Phoenix, county "f Maricnna and
Territory of Arizoni. or the same will be for
ever barred.
Dated at Phoenix a pril 22i. ls7a
CHAS GOLDMAN.
Executor of the estate of Phillip Kintz de-
ceased ~ Nv
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30
Ana1eets of Confucius

To be poor without murmuring is
difficult To be rich without being
proud is easy.
He who speaks without modesty
VIII find it difficult to make his words
good.
To brave faults and not reform
them-this indeed should be pro-
nounced having faults
For one word a man is often deem
ed to be wise, and for one word he is
often deemed to be foolish. We
ought to be careful indeed in what
we say.
He who is not in any par
ticular office has nothing to do with
plans for the administration Of its
duties
When we see men of worth. We
should think of equaling them; when
we see men Of contrary character,
we should turn inward and examine
ourselves.
Do not anxiously hope for what
has not yet come.
a little Impotence subverts great
undertakings
Every man, gees the faults of others,
but cannot discern his own.
Better not be than be nothing
True gold does net fear fire.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30
LEGAL.
Proposals for work on Terri o.
rial Prison


,nnno'-, y-r M
N-A RI NJ ~ ~. " - pr
ny 'ut .iI.' u ~, ~ i'''Il"i Il ~ Il
10, a ''',, =" - In ai
- ~. -. 80. - ~. e.
y 80 ~ ~, , :! -. lei o'.o.' iu'', go
run VIE tii+ ~ i'ti' sillit ii't "aI. = 50
NV Hlucn Itr en- c3h'rac 70, !" IlrhlSh n
% me a. anu amor ne ceil5 az .. D.
-. "i','u l'e Ecu "e"l''sI pH ie '"f' u %,
sln"er 'hfiI S"i'FF 'ls,oH' Information VIII ne
iti"lslet pN ne 9ecIe'ary 81 me i'o7rh
HT, are W., c',llS anu par ~ d 'hlra hl!i''
anu -, VA nav me PRIV o. eNaln
il- ne W'iN ,'',' ~ 'aNi"S 'hr" eS'I'nd'ts'
as me ee'lS 70 "e nun are I" ne hnlshea IN me
same mahner' mere are twenty prisoners
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30
THE PHOENIX HERALD.
Bodie Gone wild.

A few weeks since Johnny Cullen
repaired to place near Ma berry &
Hills lumber yard, on Green street,
and washed out pan of dirt from
and old well which was dug in De
cember last by a GIr McDevitt 1t
was literally lousy" with gold.
Airs. McDevitt had noticed the In
dians carrying Oft the gravel, and
thus it came about that Cullen's OPP
inion was solicited
The we'll of course was Immediate
ly located and recorded. The ex-
element commenced, in the midst
of a binding snow storm stake
after stake was driven on which to
tack the usual notices. BY 6 o'clock
p. VI. it became necessary for nearly
every residence III the upper part of
town to nail notice and locate his
lot simply to protect himself from in
truders. A greater portion of South
Main street has been located. At the
present writing probably 200 loca
tiODs have been made, but not half of
them have been recorded.
The prospecting continues from the
Syndicate mill up through town TO
point south over three miles. All
day pans of coarse gold dust were ex-
hibited on the streets They go
from 50. 90 to $12 to the pan. Over
$3.50 was panned out of the camp of
the original well location This
claim is situated near a little creek
which marks the base of Bodie Bluff
and the hills containing the quartz
lodes Of BOdie Mcssrs. Garrard and
Williams located the spot as a placer
or surface claim some time ago, and
have since paid taxes on the same,
so there seems to be a pretty fair
prospect for litigation, if nothing
more. Our candid opinion at this
stage of the excitement is..seconded by
most Of the old miners. 1t is simply
surface-not extensive, although so
vegy rich, particular locations may
turn out quite valuable for time
1t is nothing remarkable to find gold |
washed down and lying at the base of
= series of rich lodes like those of Bo-
Gle there is no water at present |
that ear be ntilized-Bodie Standard |
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30

The comfort and enter
tainment of patrons will
be studied by the proprie-
tor and attaches.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30
Notice of safe o. 4o---.~4---
Administrators Notice.

In the matter If the estate of Chas. c. Nc
Dermitt deceased
Mott e is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of The estate o ChRs {. Me
De- mitt de eased. to the creditors of and all
peEs hav ng claims against said deceased
Ia exhibit them with the n cessary vouchers,
within four months after The first iub.icaton
IF this notice TO the administering ut his resi-
drnce near Hay deus Fe ry, in the said coun-
~ of Mdricopa and Territory of Ariznna.
THOMAS MORROW.
Administrator of estate of Chas. c McDer-
miti. deceased, II
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30

NTcMILLEN SILVER MINING CONPA-
VI ny.-Location OF principal place of bust
ness San Fran-isco. California; localinn IF
wort :. Globe DstIicys Maricnpa county Arr
IONA Territory Notice is hereby given that
at a meerinar of the Board of Directors held
on the nineteenth day of March 1879, an as
sessment (No. p OF Twenty five cents per
share was levied upon the capital stack Of The
corporation, payable in media ely, in United
States goll coin TO the Secretary at rhs of
fee # he company. 32S Montgomery street,
Room -, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the twenty third day of
A rril 1879, will be delinquent, and advertis-
ed sale az public auction, and unless ray
nent is made before. " i'll be seld on TIL UR>-
DAY. the fifteenth day of May. ls79 10 Pay
The delinquent assessment; together with costs
OF advertising and expresses of sale. By or
der of the Board at Directors.
J. AtpRIZIO S'Iry. FRO TEN.
Ofice-:}cS Montg mery street, rrOnl ~, Safe
Deposit Bui ding, San Francisco California
al
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30
Probate Notice.

In the rrobate Court of Mari, ora county, in
the Territory Of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of Philip klptz,
dece;ls ed
Pursuant to an ord Of the said court made
the 18th day at March. A. u. 80. ..,irs. -
hereby given that Mondav. the 2lst "a \ ~
April, 1879. mt 10 o'e'o~k of said day Al the
court of said court in the town of hsrnix
in the said county of Mari, opa have been APP
pointed the time and place for proving 10,
will Of said Phillip K'otz, deceased, and tor
hearing the application ef Charles Goodman
for the issuance to lin of letters testem. n alrv
when and where any pe'son interested may
appear and contest the same
W9I. A HANCOCK
Probate Judge and ex-oilicio Clerk.
Dated March l7ih 1879 6gif
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-30

EION-erEng Plants. etc, IN LARGE
VARIETY al Low Prices. Orders flied by
mil. Send for Catalogue
L. J. TRUMBUIL n CO.
4l9 and 4al S;tusoni= 81.
a5la san Francisco Cal,
, 1879-06-12

Dearborn ktsoet, Ia this city, far the co,vcn-
tc'ice Of Western RAILROADS. Mr. Charles T.. Rar.
tctt nna been appointed Chicago agent, Mr.
JOSEPH Tasl0r, Of Dntrolt, wt,o ia prominently
connected with Tho establishment, was il, thts
city yesterday. fla sass hts Company ik now
consirtlcthE abDllt sixteen cars day, ncnrlY ali
for Western fallrontls They expnct to turn out
'iurInE t''ls year over 600 new cnra.
Mr. sa,n ". Ailcrson, thc " loss Evcncr,n Ia
hart at .rorE 10 bring aNitt anpt.cr" Evcncr
syatein." lIc has mule proposition to tho
ilianagcrs Of tho Eaatcrn tr,lns; lines ltiat tic
"cFcnnE Gllsinessh y should b0 rnnauguratei,
n,at e,nbrars oycry cattle-shpncr who sent for.
ward y cAr.load Ut cattln a year. It In hardly
probab|o, however, that Mr. Al1erton'a efforts
MIL bn eucccsstuf, Il being understood Tint tho
railroads ate almost unanimously opposed tn
tl,r rc'rstnblishn,tnt OF the systcm which ftus
given 30 much o'fenso to the sllppers mud thu
people.
Tie PHILADELPHIA {, Reading Railroad Com
nany tlna tssucd circular ANNOUNCING that the
liucs OF the Nurtll Pennsylvania Iia,lrond Com.
pany. nnl Bounl 1'rouk 1taroatl Company,
which, under tcasc, l'avo passed Into the possca.
sion Of this Company. viii bo known as the
North Ecn,,stslyanin IL Bound Brook Division
Of the pMiHtlcinhIa {. RcasllnE 1lailroad. That
portion Of the t1sist,n extending trum rhadel-
pllia to Bethlehem Brunei, mil lint extending
IRON Jenkiutown to bound Truols will be knnwii
m the Now York HtAncb.' MIR. H.. II. Frackcr
ltta bccn appointed Superintendent ot tho d.
vision, llsa ol'fcc bcu1g locatedat Hhllalslphia.
, 1879-06-12
MUSICAL NOTES,

h2UslCAL NOIES.
t,r 1f,th and I'M ins,s 0''e''94'' VI
~ A's" a.1 - ;" '"'''. ..-
one OF the results OF Pl1atorem in Phtadc1.
phia; tho Bullesia says, 10 that buttcrcuns and
ls1sica ara now rorularty sold hv fe,hlo,,ha
| florists. - -'D'''"''
Mrs. Zelda seyn}n Mr.. t,a.t1, NJ p,,L..
and Miss Apnis Mo1,tarun ara nrniurino i
| N. s, Pinsforu il. In U0aton this wesI,' M,.
Li{Hs Taittreap. Peakcs il icE Daat1s 1ssu'A a'
n,.. o., "'
l. I2e sa'ns-Saens has been giving sl1 concerts
Y Alilau, uhGe! Lie AUSPICES NJ tile aoelcta del
Quartelto. LA compositions were enthus.
Ms,Gally rGee'Teu, @ of, TO borrow me emph9tle
notas Q! tne local 1oarnnle, Id Aas met Hlsha
saeee'so ssape'7ao e'a"oroso'
The box-od1co at uayerly'a ia nor ooon fo,
the sa'e Of seats Tor tI,o performance Of VeniTs
Ruoufcm Nv tfe Hrnthnvcn Sncfety. which
takes p1nce at TINT theatre next Muntiay e;e,,.
| Ing. uuun this occasion the Society wifi hsTo
INC assistance Of Miss Annlo Loutse Cary. Miss
McCarthYt Sif. Chafies Afsatns, AMI III. Co9!y,
A!lu cafeIaily-sc orchestra Of lofty'dSe
p!eecs 60 mat M unnsnn!ly inc performance
may nc 4o9Kca lor. Inc society WILL turn cut
III lu'l ranks 10 eioso It's SEASON.
Nlhilsm does not Interfere with muslc Ia
Ruaala. HeYon new opcrns by }ussan rom.
posers 1,4ye bct,l produced Mt 1t. Petersburg
! atnco Januury. "Yarus Boujba i il The ,itje
given to two rtcces by SokolskY md Kouuer;
"Morcl1ant KoashnlioiI II is Kvbinstetn's Ilst
opera; tslary Tudor" BY Vlnranterg, Is
founded on English history; and tic re1naiutns
three arc "MuriotI dc L1rme.,i bY MsEaro4;
"a Mny Nirhf.f, hv Hmski KorsakofT:
"pawn,W hy Mnjo. Aflasysky. mid ali in the
Russlur, fnug,arc. tou.
Thc San f1roncfsco tfern,,o fou ~ ,he ut
SAYS; HEdouartt .Rolneny will commence q se-
, 1879-06-12
RELIGIOUS.
UN1VERSALtS.rB.

6pe1at Da88d{cH 10 las 1Ff14Tk.
EtoIH. ILL.,, June 1l.-rl,c second tlay'a see.
sion Of tho Fox River Association Of Unycrsal.
tatsswas opened ths morning by IN address
upon "1llc True Relation Between Belief md
Life" by tlle Rcv. a. q. Herbert, Of Gencyn,
The Same subject was touched by the tsov. j.
". Hanson, ctlitor OF tlc Atw Co,e,tant, Chtc,,.
go; the Rev. Sumner Ellis, Of Chicago; tie Roy.
j. II. Swan, Of C1Itcago; tho Rev. Holmes
sladc Of osa9o H.; tl,c Rev. i. NJ. Day. Of
Afarscilcs; the Rvv W. 8. Bald, D. D., OF Du-
bnaue, and otl,ers. Thc prcstdcnt j..
II. Swan, Of Chicago, took tho chair
this morning. Tho following committees
were appointed By ulo Chair: On Credentials,
Mr. u. Hobinson, Of Sheridan; the Rev. Ii.
sladc, Of Usage, Ia. On Nominations, the Hey.
Z. +. Tucker, Of Aurora; the Rev. D. NJ. Reed,
Of Rockford; The Rov. Sumner E!l!s, Of CHI.
caCo; hIr. f. Poioys, Of Aurora; tho Roy. 4. II.
Laing, Of Joliet.
Visiting c!ctEymen OF osllcr denominations
and OF other associations, and visittug friends,
were gEvon tho privileges OF tic floor, but not
those OF dclegates,-allowcd to rote.
Tho Roys j. ". Hanson, Of Chicago, and A.
II. Latng, Of Joliet, and j. s. Wilcox, OF E1gin,
were appointed committee to remodel the
constitution Of the Association, with instruc-
tions to report Mt the next annual meeting.
The Rev. s. F. Gibbs, Of Sheridan, delivered
tho opening address upon tho topic, "Wl,at can
be aono hr this Association 10 revive Christian
work IN tic dormant parishes In Northern lii
noist' Kctnarks on this subject wcrc made BIZ
Il. Laing, OF Joliet; .Presldcnt j. II. Swan, OF
Chicago; Secretary F. f. Jtlinsou, OF Chicago:
4. g. Throop, President of The Illinois State
:. The Rev. j. ". Hanson, President Of the
Western board Of Missions, by request, spoko
Of tho condition Of That organization, which be
stated to be doing active work.
On motion the Committee on Nominations
was instructed to report tho names OF fIyc per-
sous to constitute Committee on Asaociation
Church Work tor the coming ycar. Upon The
motion OF the Rev. A. II. Lanlng, 4. q. Throop
nlld Mrs. George 3. Marsh were aupotntcd 4
Committee to solicit subscriptions to nId In Tho
work OF the Association.
!, Atnoo tue ladies Of the ElRin Parish served
tho Association with dinner III tic paylose of tIe
church. N
, 1879-06-12
SlIlf,lQE.

8cectci pifpaffh 10 7as 7ftoan@ .a a1
GA1ENA, ILL.,, juno 11.--John Jenes' ,, ~ w..
years, son Of william Jones, OF be'iaons, h h,.
Committed suicide yesterdar BY bAoen'g sro n,a
ssf, during tho absence Of the fa'', *nu ,iIs fass
attending Coles Clrcus No cause as'n 'nnassjsxud
that the Young man hull hsen p1fs'a'.hh ~
for eome time, IL a2erib0d GuF l1le 5k'o
, 1879-06-12
THE RAILWAYS.
A Bloody War for Possession Now
Raging in Colorado.
Tho Santa Fc lsond Given Into the
Hands of tho Rio Grande.
Desperate Resistance OF the
Former to the Edict OF
the Court.
Si1 Men Either Killed or Mortally
Wounded in Yesterdays
Battles.
THE DENVER WAR.

Battles.
---
TfIE DENVER WAR.
hp'etal Htsp,teh 10 The Tribune.
totoaAro SPRINGS, dune 1t.-1n the bitter
railroad contest between Tho Denver Il f.tc
afat'de Railway Company asnt the Atcl'ison
loReKa - saltA TO, for the possession vi thu
1or'ncr road. Ju'eo Bowen, In Chambers nj
AIaMosn yesterday, granted nn injunction rc.
quirng tho SatlA FL Company to gtvo up DOS.
session to tic Ro GralHlu of tliu entire lne, 1T
clu'illlG statlnns, ctc. 10th companIes wore
fuiy artncd but the Sherllfs OF ali the counties
Oh tl'o Iinc, with POSSES, ths morning tonk
''osscsso'' al'd delivered tho saIno to tic Ku
tir.'1s!o Company. cxceptlng part Of the El'uoru
division in Lsa Aninas County, aml from
Canon City ten mics castward. Tl,o Nu
arande Company expect possession Of tho en-.
tire 1ina Tomorrow, nt.l have to-day rln rctr11.
lar passenger trains bctwccn Denver, Pueblo,
aHi Alalnusa. TlcY wilt tomorrow start
freight trains ut Pueblo. In serving tho wrIts
ota tlan uas killed antl two wounded Tho to,
turn train from Pueblo tonight found four rails
torn UP at Fountain Greek, but replaced them,
Tic "a 81 will probably BE- carricd TO tbu United
States Courts.
! LITIGATION.
Denver, Juno 11.-Thc rai]road eItuat,on |.
attracting much stteutlon. Information war
received here last night that Judgo bowen. of
the Fourth judicial District. hsl p.nutetf tl,e
Injunction ngainst tho Atchtsop, Topeln {,
Santa Fc Road prayed for BY tho Denver &,
| Kto Gra,,tlc, and the State through Attorney
| General Wright. Writ gero Issued nccortl-
| ingty, and wure placed In the hnnfs Of the
Sllcrii1s In tie different coun,Ica thro,,uh
wl!cl, tic road passes, md this morning tbs
, 1879-06-12


Cirrk of tho Supreme Court Of Illinois for the
susd Wr "a = .syns tho sentence
case until the faIshct orae: ot ths snpfsn.s Court
Judge of tho Supreme Court of Illinois.
Information of The istuc Of this order was
conyoyed to Lamb on Tuesday night, an.l n
TRIBUNE reporter found him yesterday morning
playing with tho netting Of the "cagc" IN the
County JaI, much casicr in mind than fo was
the previous day, delighted with tic actton ot
Judge Dtclcy and confident that tle would ul-
timato]y escape the death penalty.
"You heard OF the supcraedcas on Tucsdagl''
the reporter remarked
u did"
uYou c1pcctcd I'll"
"WolI. hardly. You sec It was getting pretty
near tho 20th."
land you felt nervousl'' '..
"You would" replied Lamb, ''H yon Wero
Ia my p'uso." .'-...-
"What do 5ou expcc. the Supreme Court
will dol"
b" Give me q new trial.
Sand liberat9 you, thcna"
"1,HoPE So"
II believe YOU hnyo said TINT Pcte Stevens
was willing to testify that taheeuey Georgo I'D.
mitted to him that he tsheeuey} shot lsacea"-
s'pye heard TINT Pete said co." ,
Whom did he say 50 TOLL.
"Oll, lots Of pcopld.n
"Can you eyu nc any Of the namos1'''
mo; but he said 30 to lots In the tall.'
"You have said," tho, reporter continued,
"titat Josephine Chapman, the co!ored woman,
who testified against you, l,ail been bought up.
How do you know thAtf"
-
."Ycs, I've said so," replied Lamb, "aud 9th
ers can say the same thing"
swell, Mr.. Forrest knows who thoy ure, and
I think MI. Curriur, also. Whs," Lamb con-
t3nucd, ",yhcn thut wu,nan was before the
GRIND Jury sbs picked up 'Bhcuncy' Gcorge's
t5ln1 st,n sworo did It," '''
HRcioru this shooting got, used to ruu with
sBbcuncy1 ,0eorgean ;,
"No; I ta!i{l3t .t1se3i to run With him. kucw-
him. bit tint wss ali ''"S"
.oncncted in 1873. when yon trirtl tn IiGsrntc n
sone nrisonnrs nj fhn Wa,in,.n i,rnitcrtiary.ss
III didn't know Of apT scrano, y saii ths tnnr-
darnr With tie ,1t,npst imM,rt,.rbubiilrv. snrl
Idnn't know anything about Waupuu,
The rcportrr let him with tho firm conviction
lint, had fate deals differently with hin,, liz
mutt have uodo n frsf-ratu Loutsfapa noIiti.
cian. '''" f'>'
5A11E,: cunI1ER
u.. ,,,,t,o IN hin of1,c. snorio0 h,s ,nc,,,.tt,o
rasr whns Tun = t Tn,n,sr man fond III, Ivy
nit the question a. 10 Whether be jod hcarti ill Il
M saia that the coiorea woman aad received 1nc'oy
" Ija e15 Ia, p neycp cara ANYTHING n, The kind
s.nii, nv Won eyor 6rar iii ,i9nt TT. i;ots steroms bod
~ ~ ~, .hn .t,n, M, au
sbnano, car,p ~ =" WI haytn a sos s
I'M. sir.i ''''' 'Ao" &'"se'
20 Evcr ia icn, Tint h, won,cl IN r., ~, Tho .,,nf
IN tic caso a,,tl testify atu Tint Trude wo,In't
let him because 1t might hurt his {stevcus1 own
, 1879-06-12
llIDIhGT0h.

fpertul pi&nateA ~ IA 1.'ss"A ,.ned
Lup1aaroA, hIlcb., juno -h!as ~ st, ,,e co.,
by tho board Of Supervisors to-day lot ,ru ,u,,nrs,
st.ucttou Of tue nex jul aud Sett " III ls.p1s
Tic bid Of Porter l. Marble, oi o'aaA
at $1,S5d was accepted.
, 1879-06-12

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