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No. s45. zs.l Hrmf- aua
Application pp'l:a ion for Patent.
U.S.. LAND OFFICE,
HuYruA m N Nnvxsy,,t..r or fgS0 z

us. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M r., November a. 1870 @F
N office 10 hereby given that the Algonquin Com
pany, Incorporated under the Laws OF Montana Ter
Ttory by James X. Psrdee, iu authorized agent has
this day filed application for patent under the aiming
Laws OF Congress for 500 linear feet OF the Estill
Lode Mining Claim, designated ss Lot No. 63. siua-
ted In Flint Creek Mining Distrc. Deer Lodge
ty, Montana Territory fa nnsurveyed township No T.
North Range No. 13 west which claim is recorded In
the Office OF the County Recorder of said county and
described as follows In the ofcaf plat and field notes
Or die In this Office. to-wt. Begir ming al No.
l. granite stone 12xi1xb inches and rrnning iheace
rs . W 100 feet to corner No. 2, from which the
section corner on the west boundary OF section No
30. TT. N 13W W. hcars s 73o .04 min, w. distant
4S99.5 feet thence Sf5o e $50 feet theme rs 9
u lN teet; thence l5o, w 800 feet to the Place o
beginning embracing and including 05 acres of Lot
~. b. Kitty Clyde mill Site surveyed tor the North
fest Company. and 0is acres OF Lot No. b3 Prov
identa No 2, mill site surveyed for the North West
Company, and Of 33s not In confict the
total area claimed being Three and ga-l0s [a 62 1901
acres. upon which notice OF said application was
poeted the 18th dry Of November 1870. The adjoin-
Ing claimants 20 these premises are the said Lots
Nos Al u and 53 B, claimed by the North West Com
pany. @"tE8tl&e6%@ fhS@&7& j. III. MOE, #s#
Gro, h. FoorE' Attorney for Applicant ha5- lot
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Nokice Of FysaL Netttenaest.

In the Probate Court ef the county OF Deer Lodgr
Territory Of AenIana--iH the matter Of the estate
of Walter Butler, deceased.
Notice II hereby give5 that Frederick Il. GieaeOn
the admInistrator of the estate Of Walter Butler de-
cased hns rendered and presented for settlement and
sud sled In TIM Court bis dnh account Of his Admin.
sirafiou Of fad estate and that Tnesdy the 8th day
OF DecctnBer, "A. d. 1859, being day OF aterrn of
essd Coart 70 wtt-ef the November Term. A. u. 1850
at 10 O'clock m. at the Court Room Of said Court
the Court House In the town and county Aforesaid
has bcen dvly spponted By said Court for the settle
ment of ean account, .at which time and place any
person Interested In sid estate may appear and die
his In writing the sad accOunt and con
teet ths same,s 81 ORREN EMER6ON. Clerk 4
Dated December ., 1870. bAS as
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Religion in . Pack or caras.
An old Ancedote Republished,

N An old Ancedote Republshed, g3 )
Aprivate soldier by the name Of Richard
Leo was taken before the magistrates OF
Glasgow, Scotland, for playing cards during
divine service. At the church, those who
had Bibles took them out. but this soldier
had neither Bible nor common prayer book,
and pulling out apack Of cards he spread
them before him. u He first looked atone
card and then at another. The sergeant Of
the company saw him and said :ssaai ~ 5000.
i Orchard, put MP the cards; this Is no
place for them. W. n tsesass sga hss yt4H tat8aa
aNsyer, mind that, Y said Richard. ~ IL 4
When the services were over the constable
took Richard aprisoner and brought him be-
fore the Mayor.issaIaaJ hg.sss 81 ID ragJ
: SWELL. said the Mayor ,iaaw what have you
brought the soldier here for?p w . ~ -
I "For playing cards In the church" 60 60
] "Well, soldier, what have you to say for
yourself?"
Much, sir, I hope"
! svsT soodl fnpf willIpupisbl YOU g.
verely."
aI have Bssa,r aiq shs solder. A about
six weeks on the march. / have neither BIZ
Bile nor common prayer book. Thave moth
ing but q pack Of c-rds, and \ h6peto satisfy
your worship Of the purity Of my inten-
ton" -
Then spreading thetards before NE May
'orAhskeganwith theAces ~ awmgaana,
eMh&f Dee the ace, 1t reminds y
there II But one God. xwfie6 see tfis-ds}ce.
Ut repipds ne of theF Father and Son. Vhss'
I zee iIeltsyys xAmipds InA of. the tAtA6(.
Son and Holy Ghost. When see the four,
It reminds m&of 0hazfhf 7ASslF Flists that
preached-Mathew, Mark, Luke and John.
When see the five, 1t reminds me Of the five
wise virgins that trimmed their larnns. Tenl
there were; but five were wise, and five were
foolish and were shut pyts lWhen Tsee the
six, II reminds me that In six days the Lord
made heaven and eaFth9 When see the
seven, 1t remipds me that on the seventh day
God tasted Hom the great work He had
made and hallowed 1t. When see the eight
\ yszbU4 nee se4agtsi rilsssu4p14
son that. Yere. saved when GOD destroyed the,
wofld, ,Rikl Moab dlhs Fik.hk fikse saa.s
and their wives. When Lsee the nineyil re--
minis me dfsh4 nine lepen that were cleans MS
ed BY our Saviour. sTbeFe Yfre nine ont Of
ten that never returned thanks. When see
the tan II rsrhinds m ofthe TeatC tConmahd,
ments Which God handed down to1 Moses Oh
the tables of stone.s When 1 see the King II
reminds ms or me g5SxE king of Heaven,
which IL God Almighty Mhenxpeekhe
qussF \ sphinds hespf ~ ddeth ! I&84&
wlpols visited 6olonnoa. f6r She way14 ~ IT,
woman ~ ~ rss y AmSn,s Bhs kron6dA III vi l
harm bcys ma MY iris, Al dtr4ed H.
boys. apgereL - King 6olomoa - 4el whieh
wsts D6y5 and yhlst xsrs. dllis,ss ssfnA knae1
!: :; 60 :: = =:
@WeII,r said the Mayor, lyon have de-
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A NEW DISCOVERY. $3.50

Something which May Take the Place Of Chic
.7atAaaal ! froform. ii 40 fta
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But he was gone.a usg sg raas s+ssB.Ba sst
aThenI took "a pillow-sham and wiped
some of the pulverized crackers of the soies
Of my feet and went to bed In q large COB on
gloom, pss. -aasqaH y yla5tl4sF BILL NYE. AZ
CHEYENNE wv. IT, ,asaseT "a ssfnH.58sE as ]
/ Ha8gaa MH I'll asaalfta - GsFHuast v*88zB Ba
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"Yes, that's 30, !" saidWoodtick Williams,
thoughtful!y, as he squirted half gill of to-
bacco juice through his teeth at humble
bees ear, and then looked out across the di-
yide,- -beyond. ths foothills, toward the tep-of
the range where the eternal saoEw Was .glil-
terlng n the shnshb bel KMHhI
'nYcu are eninehtly corect. @rhegentie-
man from Ruckslin, vhzs stated. The exact
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-18
Late kilograms. II
Tne Os,..s - Tr.~ss-s.

WAsHIEGToN, Jan. 16-The full
text OF one OF the Chinese treaties
has been published. These are the
material article.:
Article /. Whenever In the opin.
ion of the Government Of the
United States the coming of Chi
uese laborers to the United States,
or their residence therein, affects
or threatens to affect the interests
Of that country or to endasger the
good order Of the said country or
Of any locality within the territory
thereof, the Government of China
agrees that the Government of the
United States may regulate, limit
or suspend such coming or resi-.
dence. but may not absolutely pro.
hibit 1t. The Limitation or suspen.
sion shall be reasonable, and shall
apply only to Chinese who may 60,
to the UnitAi States as laborers,
other CLASSES not being included in
the Limitation. Legislation taken
In regard to Chinese laborers will
be of such II character only as 10
necessary to enforce the regulation,
limitation or suspension Of immi.
grafton, and Immigrants shall not
be subject to personal maltreat-
ment or ebuse.
Article III. Chinese subjects, |
whether proceeding to the United
States as teachers, students, mer-
chants or from curiosity, tog ether
with body and household servants,
and Chinese laborers who are now
In the United States, shall he al
lawed To go aud come of their own
free will and accord, and shall be
immunities aud exemptions Which
are accorded to the citizens aud
subjects of the most favored ma
ton.
= Article III. If Chinese laborers,
Or Chinese Of any other class, now
either perm anentiy or temporarily
residing in the territory Ut the
United States, meet with III treat
ment al the hands Of amy other
persons, the Government Of the
United States will exert all its
power to devise measures for their
protection, and to secure to them
tho same rights, privileges, i'm.
munities aud exemptions AS may |
be'erjoyed by the citizens or suO-
jeCts Of the mOst favored nations,
and 10 which they are entitled by |
treaty.
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IEa,Ar
SUN NO No,
In the Superior Court of the 0la0o = 4
ifor9ia. IN and ior The coanfS e r.
Jacob Baruch, PlaintiR, M
]. Marxsen, b. Naxxoon. a16 A. v
Haoa. Dl1soAnn3o1 II 81 9

Action brought in the 0upoulof q
OF the state Of Californtn, n on1 ~
County Of Los Angeles, ond - O3
plaint nled II satd County " Lo9 +
iess en- IN E re once Of the Clerk eg - y
TSs people Of the sts,s 4 oaai1
send greeting 70 ,: Mesxeep. n L(f1
ana Abe 4aae. defendeufgs
an action brousht SsSinse - ~
above named PIalut1R u ~ ~
OF the state Of Cali6rnia, ~
Tor the County o1 Los AnG1lms 9I N
A. ten days. (exciusive f5SS - j.
vicel after the service on yo0 ~
summons-if served within fkE b n
or, II served olseWhero W1thln lk116|
-or Jndgment By default yill ~
said complaint. * ',sf2 N,
me nd action d nroueht . 6>or1 &
eree q this Court for - 1ueo6aoGI1S r ~
certain mostsage- dssortbs1 h tneGd11 GI 4
]. naTxsen and b. 1faS1oom ~
Hellmans ases . Co.. on the ~ i11
January, a DloSo. to 6oooro - ~
Of Of 2 . certain promissory note ~ u r. =
date q the rate 81 * rSr ccss Scf "a Z
until paid payable monthly. O.
terest 10 not paid mon THY q - ~
principal and bear Ike Interest 5i n
iees; that Heiiman. i'm ,. Hsss 4 a. es9s! ~
dofsed and assignsd said i19s - & g Z
gage 70 the pletntl9 hogo1ns 80
premises convsyod By 1hld lloGo ~ - / Il
eold ~ - Eoceeos apQtio1 - ~
mene Of e71l.&e,!eo, golA 6o1n, ~ -
g sne reto of X pr - ~ - q
nom September O. -, nnd ~ ~ e q
ney's fees. ~ provided 'lbF n 6r1{ &
gage and eeets of aitS - ~
such p9oQbo0s are not onD03onA r ~ 2;
same tncn % obtain n GXoen111n
said "a. Aarxsen and y. MaaD67, A
ne balance remaining 11os -
thet the sald deeon0an5 81 q -
sSsn or :iias 'Aeeess1 g 49, =
barred aud foreeloeed * III l1e<1
claim. lien, equity of rof6mp1boG - &
for Other and fnrthoE foI3o{, z Z - N
!, heference II had to comp1al1t ~
And you ars heesby notiasa M 4 ~ \
faal to appear md anovor tho ~ - ~ Z
~ above required. tho snda Q16inf( r.
apply 70 the Court Zoe ~ rol1oe 66G1
N the SAID complaint, z :. '---7'- J,
Given under my hand nd IL ~ y -
Superior Court Of Tie otato a C11l1lGTHi
md for the county Of xos AnRo1G1, ~ r.
day o. November In ~ yGnF Il ~ 1f[
'ns thous.nd eight haadssa - siGAlS- 3
Is'AA' Aw. porzs. g.
By 4: Hn,Ay. Dsputy: .-..-<s ss
Endorsed: A. q. Julnol g
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Univss sity Lands Still AvsilH hl 81

We would call the attention of
those desiring to purchase lands for
agricultural. grazing or timber pur.
p0ses, to the advertisement offer
Ing for sale some 1000 acres, un-
der the agricultural grant made to
The University of California. On
the Sd of March, 1871, Congress
passed = supplemental act granting
special privileges under this grant.
Namely, that the University
should have the right to make se-
lections "from any lands within
its limits u. g., the limits Of the
6tate), subject to pre-. emptiOn, set
tlement, entry, sale or location,
under any laws OF the United
States;" thus permitting selections
to be made Of 40 acres, or as much
more ~ desired. But the most im.
portant provision Of the act was the
following: "That where lands
were sought to be selected for the
Agricultural College are unsurvey.
ed, the proper authorities Of the
6tate'' Il. g.. the land agent Of the
Universiiy), "shall file u state
ment tn that effect With the Regis.
ter OF the United States Land Office
describing the land by township
and range, aud shall make applica.
tion to the u. s. Surveyor. General
for Q survey Of the same,
and lands so surveyed and restored
shall, for thirty days after the filing
Of the plats In the U. 3. Land OF.
/, fice, be held e1clusiveiy for loca.
tiSns for the Agricultural College,"
The right to unsurveyed lands at.
tnches at the date of filing the fret
notice In the Land Offico-prOvided
the law u complied with In other
respects.
The advantage to these locating
under this grant Is, that residence
or improvements on the lands
sought for are not required, as un'
der presumption or homestead loca-
tiOns; neither 10 there restriction
~ to the number of acres that can
be located by one person. Thus
settlers who have exhausted theil
pre-emption can secure additional
lands. Those Wishing to make To-
cations under this grant will be
furnished with full Information
and the, necessary printed blanki
free OF charge by applying In per
Non OF by letter to the land agenI
Of the University.
To correct an impression held BY
many, that the University has al
ready selected all the land to which
1t was entitled, We would state tina
the Commissioner has adjusted tha
grant and finds that the Universi
81 10 entitled to select l1,4Y acre
more land. The land agenk snerel.
aets % the locating agent for thos
Who have found The lands the.
With t. purchase. Restiee deslrf
= plnr6iSoo 6hon1d ~ able, is Il
:. |. 7nr & ~ 1|6d to dsscribesS
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Change Of Agency.

The Agency of the Fireman's Fund
and the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
anies, has this day been transferred
from me to DANIEL ULLMAN.
8. H. BUCHANAN.
Los Angeles, Deo, ~. 1850.
PARTIES wishing to insure In nrst-class
companies will do we'll to cAll on me- 8
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PUBLIC AucTlon.

CusToN HOUSE, WILMnoToN, CAx..A
Deputy C0llo0torsu OAlee,
January lths Ill
Will be sold ct public auction q -
urdey, January 22d. 1881, ON the 601f&t
ern Pacinc Railroad Companys0 Xk6l1.
IN Wilmington. the fOlloWinG doG1f1 - "
properly, viz: :, ss''.
One box. one bag, 10 cotton shiyf6s 3
cloth caps, Is flannel shirfs. & M
shirts, pairs woolen aocks. II D6lW
w00len pants. IL pairs hnen-nA92S5s
pairs flannel drawers, 2 N yeI364 a ~
-zutu uuy Or rfvvt,gAsvSlit1o1-; lor VfooA111mf y
of Section 3082, Revised statutes. q. ~.
in the harbOr Of Wilmington. Cal. se
Seizure No. %. Y
Terms Of sale: Cash in United esa1es
current funds.
w. W. BOWERS.
Collector Of CaatomG.
By P. H. DOWNING, Deputy Coll1Slots
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insurancn 4 Eer;s
fnrner street, .,
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GREAT WESTERN
HORSE MARK EFT.

ANEW AUCTION CORRALi
LOS ANGELES STREET, next to
Hees & Wirsching.
n~Horses, Mules, Wagons. Buggies,
Harness, etc.; also, Household Furni-
ture, Store Goods and other Merchan-
disc. sold at auction every Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock.
WIN. OOLAN, Proprietor.
ALFRED MOORE, Auctioneer. jl2:iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-18

These drawings, occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted), under provisions Of an
Act OF the General Assembly OF Ken
lucky, incorporating the Newport Print:
ing and Newspaper Co., approved April
Q. 1873.
D~This is q special act. and has never
been repealed.
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
GiOns.
lst-That the Commonwealth Distri.
button Company ts legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
o large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-18

Advertisements inssrted at reasonable
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gos 9ngeles Nerald.
rsems FOR DAILY HERALD:
0SANHELES WEEKLY Y HERALD

,spn'.lisi,ed every SATURDAY. morning.
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township, range and section, or, II
unsurveyed, to give township and
range.
Advertised List.
LADlrs' LIST.

Letters remaining in tho Los Angeles
Postoface Jan. 17th, 1881:
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JANUARY DRAWING.


Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, g.
n Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, $40.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
istered letter or POstOfhce order. Orders
sent at our expense. Address all orders
RIM. BOARDMAN.
COurier.JOurnal building, Louisville, KY,
or Il. ]. COMMERFORD,S Sl3 Broadway,
New York. nb-ddw
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
The sergeant-at.Arms =.

Washington, April Ex-senator Beck, in
the senate this afternoon, declared the, pur-
pose of the democrats to continue opposition
to Riddleberger, even after next December.
He said Riddleberger was obnoxious to
the democratic senator's, and the latter could
never hold proper official relations with
him; the next December there would be
nominated for sergeant. alarms q gallant
union soldier, who bears wounds received
in leading troops on the field
of battle, and every democratic senator will
vote for him and he believed the nomination
would be by republican senator. Senator
Beck declared that Riddleberger would never
be elected sergeant-at- arms The gallant un-
ion soldier referred to by Senator Beck Is said
TO be q citizen of Kansas and o republican, but
Beck end his friends declined to give his
name yet, saying only that he Is prominent
republican and popular man. Senator Vest In
tends whenever the election of officers shall be
reached to nominate Gen. John ID. Stevenson,
of st. Louis, who was under Logan and one
of his best fighters. When asked how he
would vote with Stevenson as q candidate
Logan replied that he could say nothing but
good of Stevenson, as he was one Of the
most gallant generals OF. the Union army, and
q true republican,.
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GALLANT GRACE.
The Southern Illinois Hospital for
the Insane Burns-The GaIIantry or
Grace--One Patient Burn ed 10 ,,eath.

Anna, H., April 2O.-Fire broke out In tb,
bath room ON the fourth floor Il the north wing
OF the Illinois southern hospital for insane at
this place at 1880 O'Clock last
night. After getting the patients ont.
an effort was mrde to eheck tbe
flames, but as the buildings had a NIansard
rooI, IL was not until the centre building was
reached that the fire was mastered Three
patients were discovered In room of the SEQ
0nd-story OF the north wing entirely
surrounded by the flames. The throne on he
gronnd witnessed their frantic efforts 10 bufst
tnrouSn Inc grated window with breathless
excitement. Finally a ladder was procured
ana placed near window, and although the
nhines surgeu around the ladder three men
started up but were forced back by the heat.
One gallant fellow named Grace ran
up the ladder and handed an ave
In the window, and commanded
a colored patisnt to cut his way out. The latter
simply pushed the axe away and again IL was
voice voice yelled to him, 'cut the grating loose.''
ms tlmeh he did and csc tped. Grace again
showed his courage by ascending The ladder
ana going mo the room. The building W in
one one ,izs, DIazs IT,, an over, and the walls
were tumbling In every direction, and after a
hand to hand struggle with a patient named
Medland, who was nearly dead from heat but
desperately determined to stay in his room
Grace forced him headlong through the win
dow, and parties ouside caught him. Grace
lnnaied iLand an neat and suffered Internally after
ward, but Is not in danger. patient from
Monroe county, named N. Ferkle, was burned
TO death. Three patients were taken from the
halls, but some wandered back Three fire
companies from Cairo arrived at $50 O 'clock,
ana are working upon the ruins. The super
intendent, Dr.. Widner, is in Chicago on bus
iness. The loss Is about Sl5O,OOO, Ferkle Ia
the only patient missing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
Alarming Floods

Milwaukee, April 90 O-Specials to the Re-
publican from tha interior of Wisconsin, re-
port alarming floods. At Fon du Lac the rive
Is raging torrent. AT p. m. the river was a
fearful sight; the water had overfiowed the
BANKS and submerged great many of the
streets. The entire western portion Of the city
Is under water, which Is still rising Families
In The sixth and seventh wards have been
compelled to evacuate. their premises, and the
Lumber yards along the river
are converted into floating wood yards. The
narrow gauge tracf are under water, and sew
eral wash-outs have already resulted on the
southern and western roads. The damage
will he immense.
The Republican special from Watertown
says ROCK river has risen five feet causing q
break up of the ice, whichcomes down in large
masses. The bridge leadieg to Oak Hill cem-
etery and Boughton are both swept away. To-
day the river is still rising and threatening
much damage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
A Terrible Case of IricbinOsis Devel'
Open i'm Allegheny. Pa.

Pitts burg, April 2O.-The first case Of
trichinosis ever developed here made its APP
pearance in Allegheny last Tuesday nisht in
tho person OF a German named Frank Nlez
On that evening he ate freely of pork which
was not well cooked. About two hours after
be grew violently sick, and terrible paine
spread over his entire body. lie was nexl
taken with vomiting and parging passing,
blood and small pieces of hesh physici IN
was summoped, who pronounced It Iichinosis,
aud upon submitting a small piece Of the flesh
20 the microscoplcsl test. In net work Of
small muscles, seventeen trichinae were
found Proper remedies were administered, q,
and the patient Is slowly Improving. Niez
refuses to state from whom he purchased the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
Knoxville e. Ohio Railroad.

Knoxville, Tenn. April 20. o-day con-
tracts were awarded to five companies out of
thirty-nine, which bid yesterday on the
Knoxville Ohio railroad company to COM
plete 1t to the Kentucky state line. Eight Sec
tions were awarded Mr.. j. Condor, of Knox
vile; four to e. B. Oa'utt, of Tennessee; two
chanics company, of Shelbyville, KY; and
two to L.. Onutt. Work will begin immedi-
ately and be pushed with all possible speed.
lima extension of the East Tennessee railroad
to the North carolina state line will be award
ed tomorrow. Trains will run direct
from Knoxville to Charleston by the begin
ming of winter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
New NrpearH Knees.

New Orleans April 2O.-The Louisiana Jock
ey club spring re. record day weather
clear and warm; track in goou condition at
tendance good.
First race, Pickwick stakes, for three year old,
$3.50. Entrance $66 with $3.50 added. mile heats.
Four started. Nose Ill, Bosque Bell %,
Kitty Hawk 8, distanced, Benda distanced
Time--l l:4Sh. Pools on the track sold Bosqu
Bslle 1926, Moses $40 Brenda $40, Kitty
Hawk $50. The last heat was won by a
length.
second race, purse Of $500, one mile ,; Won
second, Gabriel third, beating
Lille g., Ameer, Aleclk, Nicasa, Oak Grove
and Rose. Time 1:47. Pools ON the track
sold Gabriel, $50; Templar, S2S; the field, IS.
Third race, handicap, all ages, purse Of $3.50,
mile and a half Won by Fellow Play by two
lengths, Referee second, Long Lick third,
be atlrg Moscow, King Dutchman and Our
Friend: Time12 AN; Pools on The track rack
sold Fellow Play, $50; Moscow, SO; Our
20; Long Lick, %.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-21
Decisions of Court of Appeals.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, April 2O.-The court Of appeals
rendered the following decisions to-day:
Ward vs. the state; from Ellis. Reversed
and remanded
Gay & Grimes vs. Simmons Hardware Co. F;
from Dallas. Affirmed.
Hoar & Bro. ct al VS. Crawford; from Gray
son. Reversed and remanded.
Cowart VS. Dram; from Dallas. Reversed
and remanded.
Workman VS. the state; from Ellis AT.
1rmed.
Brown VS. the state; from Ellis. Affirmed.
Carpenter vs. Blank & Bros; from Grayson,
Affirmed
Houston STexas Central railroad VS. Holt;
from Dallas. Affirmed.
Cairnes VS. Huggns; from Gray son. Af-
liImed.
Kief VS. the state; from Dallas. Affirmed.
Carpenter VS. Rice & Byers; from Grayson.
Affirmed
Terrell vs Randall & Bros. from Wise.
Affirmed.
Houston & Texas Central railroad VS. Cane;
from Grayson. Affirmed.
Bradfuot VS. Taylor & Long; from Baylor.
Reversed and remanded.
Terrell s. Co. vs. Flash, Lewis & Co.; from
Dallas. Affirmed.
Knause & Co. VS. Frebrg. Klein & Co from
Dallas. Affirmed.
McCarty & Bros. VS. Vineyard ct al; from
Travis. Reversed and remanmed.