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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13
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HM1
H.nty Trnuan Of PisAsAnI vafisyy il
In town 70 day.
F. F. Honsymao returned to HE home
in Glover Valley lAsl evening.
Constable Lane speaks httls piece
in this Issue 10 parents having grown
up yoaagstsrs-
County Commissionsr J.. !. Csmpbsll
started for hts home at Fort HAileek BY
the IL o'clock train today.
The stock of miiliusry and dry goods
Of Mra. E. q. Weston. viii b forwarded
to Eureka by the train this evening.
Mr.. r. H. Smith. Who for the past
month has been visiting Southern Cali
fornia aud Arizona returned By the
East.bound express last evening.
Messrs. Woodruff & Ennor will ship
from here this evening. for San Fran.
cisco seven car loads OF fine beef cattle.
MessIs. Reinhart & Co. vill also ship
this evening. to Eureka. . car load Of
barley. IS
The Skper State contains the paIrieu.
lars OF the death Of . Two year old child
of Mr. Smelser. at Goleonds. Sunday,
fIom drinking lye which WAslelt within
its reach. The little one died in grea,
agony. When viii mothers learn TO b,
more eareful7
Tho following companies nave beer
dropped from the list Of the Boston
Mining Exchange: Arnold. Belcher
Bodie. California. Con. Virginia. Cry
solite. Eureka Con. Grand Prize, HukilI
Mexican. Northern Belle. Ophir, Sisrrl
Nevada and Union Con.
The fall Of snow yesterday and ID,
frost Of last night, made tho sleighinE
very fair this morning. and the nerr,
jingle Of the alsigh bells Were heard OF
every hand. Diek Dorsey, guiding
four-in-hand. crowded with fsmiuiu,
loneliness. seemed TO DO quite eonten
u ohshOu past 1ho NiuuON VI w
editorial den.
Mr.. Il. W. Allen. Who has been
compositor on the Seanntl for q louI
time. says that journal of Tuesd-y leaves
tomorrow morning for Wadsworth.
previous to leaving for Wood River
The subject OF the above formerly bel,
a cast in this Office. and made man,
friends while in Elko. who will ioir
with US in wishing him unhouuded sue
cess in his new field.
This morning at aboht eight O'Clock
says the Tunes Rerier Of Monday,
serious accident occurred in the indie
p%endence mine. Harry Tonkin. VII
was working on the 5OO.foot lowell. Wa
caved on, and struck on the back by
falling rock. He was conveyed 10 III
home, and medical attendance obtained
The injury sustained Was a violent con
c~ussion tf the spinal column. Unles
defamation should set in no danger Of
fatal result is anticipated. He is nov
In considerable pain along the region o
the back bone.
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Death or G.orz. ArLtrr.


George Ackler. an old time and vel;
known citizen OF Star Valley. IN this
county. died At the Lodging House Of
Jos. Lang In this place at 8 o'clock this
disease oi Tho lungs for = long time
past, and had como TO town for medical
treatment about ten days ago, tnkiLS
rooms at Mr.. Lnug's who was n partic-
ular friend Of the deceased. Every at
tsution that medical skin and kind
friends could suggest Was promptly rem.
dsred to tue last moment. when the
spirit passed from is earthly tenement
without = struggle. Deceased was veil
known throughout this part Of tho
county ~ a kind hearted man aud good
citiE"n. and the sad news OF his denIh
will be received with unmiugled regret.
He was . native OF Prnusylvania, ont
OF what particular part Of the State We
have been unable to learn. He ya,
near tho close OF his b1rd year aud has
A-grown son named Thomas. living, but
At What place. 10 as yet unknown.
Arrangements for tho burial Of the
Tsmsins in the cemstary here will be
completed this evening. and the funeral
will take place from Mr.. Laug's al 2
o'clock to morrow afternoon. Friends
snd acquaintance sro respectfully 10.
yltsd to attend.
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Isareuts. Take Notirei

Notice Is hereby given that on aud
after February 9th. 1891. I will cause 10
be arrested all boys found Eostning Inc
streets after 0 O'Clock P. ~, or who
frequent saloons. gambling houses and
places Of questionable resort. without
having any legitimate business for 10
doiugr II Is unlawful for, youths to be
or the streets after the hour above
named. or to frequent the places men.
toned. and I propose TO see that the
law is strictly enforced. DO wstned 10
time and keep your boys at home.
r.g JonS NJ. LASH. Constable.
ELKo. Feb. ., 1881.
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n oteI Arrival.

+. Il. Chase, Wells.
J. Is. Toiiey. Fuscsrora.
VIM. Hume. Dreth.
T.. p Sawleile. do
II. Woodruff. Jr.. St. Louis.
Ad. Eisrnbeach. San Francisco.
David Geary. Battle Mountain.
=. Powers. do
A. O'DoDuell, Winncmucca.
+. HoDeyman. Glover.
J. j. Campbell. Fort Hsileck.
Jesse Hns,on. Camp Sheridan, Neb
VIM. McComb. Lamoille.
~. J. Keith. do
W. II. Bell. do
II. A. Young. Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. O'Brien. Deeih.
Enoch Gray, do
Geo. Monks. do
Miss Fam Sharp. Tuscarora.
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lDesnMY.

DR.. Charles H.rsntSns Tie wsli
known depiist forusrIy Of ihis plsso.
has arrived here from Wells on HE Nsy
homo n Earrkn!And viii remain s.hcr.
time for the Practice Of hia profession.
The Dee,or has An es,sb,isbed repu,a.
ton az = A~sst-Slsss dentist. and an OPP
PortupttS gill ~ sGotded ihs afflicted
to avail thsmJsA zee Of lhS advsntages OF
his slill.3 h.T ~
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Proceedings or the board OF

EoCNCutuES "a IA NoATu u
County commissioners.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met ut the Courthouse yesterday at 10
o'clock. Present-full Board.
Authority was granted the District
Ano'ney to assign . judgment recovered
in Justice Court OF Exc county, for
delinquent taxes for the year 1879.
against the property Of W. c. Price OF
Tuscarora to j. G. Elton. .
Iu compliance with a petition from
citizens of Wells. Geo. Il. Chase was
appointed to the Office of Constable for
Wells township, Conger, Constable elect
having failed to qualify 10 accordance
w'h law.
j. II. Atkinson was also appointed
Road Sup srvisor for Star Valley Town.
ship. Il. Stevens Supervisor elect. hav.
ing failed to quslify a. such.
The following official bonds were OF.
Hm'ned. approved aud ordered filed
]. ID. Abel. as Road Supervisor for Fort
Halleck; s. G. Weeks. Road Supervisor
for Glover; Chas. Beck. Road Super
visor for Mountain CITY; c. p. Frost.
Constable for Fort Haileck: II. ].
Keith. Road Supervisor for Lamoiile.
The quarterly report Of G. II. Ro.
land. Justice OF the Peace for Wells
Township, was approved and ordered
filed.
The following bills were then taken
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lE.o.MAHi.R.3.

sA-aGkksss@:.s~EWx3aal.
this morning.
.TAARNirou TuseAyors 70 dAS.A-
rived here At three O'Clock.
II IL aid that % K.B famplsy. for.
Dsriy Of Hupboldt viii b appoiptsd
P..-tS T.sdin -stAest9fafos.
ParSon Kelley--of ours-Snt.while
reporting for AsHAlNeRiseo CAros-
iets IL nov on the ataG q The OAKLAND
1i1-@ ,0596dCT, 2aA1i1
Having served his time At the State
Prisos. il Is understood that joe Wood.
worth will return 70 his old homo In
this county. r'haI . S1gI,
Charley Tren,his> -sAl Miss Emma
Redsuli. Of TnScarorA veto married al
the residence NJ the bride's parents. o.
that place on Tuesday evening.
8. wenban Of Cortez District, shipped
west Tuesday. twenty-five bars Of boil
lion. valued At $4,000. II was from
ore reduced St his MILL In that District.
Col. ,. B, Moore. Left here fos his
home in Ruby Valley BY the train Last
evening. He will not put in an appear.
ance here again uhnI BE return from
the East.
Tho mail which iei. Tuscafora for
Battle Mountain on January oOth. hade
the trip to the railroad over that aups
rior route in tho unprecedented tiihe Of
eight days.
Tho stage from TuscarorA IL msSlSg
good average timo now e~onsiderinR the
stormy weather and bad condition Of
the roads, Il got hero ls,t lsyening q,
S O'Clock. but brought no passengers.
Tho TS.s.. Reeves Is, informed upon
reliable authority, that there is more
ore 10Y In sight in the Grand Prize
mine. and OF better quality than there
has been at any ons time for six months
past.
Regular social Of the Kito Dancing
Club TO night Only members and
their guests (strangers! admitted.
Tickets Of invitation TO b procured OF
tho Secretary. Dancing to beRiL at 4
o'clock sharp. iA"N"J '.f
d.. Hamilton arrived here from Well.
this morning and has established his
Office at tho rooms next to the Gem
Saloon. Those requiring the service o.
a hrst class dentist Will do we'll 70 cal
upon him at onc,. '
Frank Smith who has returned frcn
his trip to Arizona, is much better
pleased with tho appearances Of tlt
country than he anticipated. The por
lions beyond Tucson that he saw. are in
his opinion rather desirable to live in.
It is said that VIM. Stopher. late o
Reno, has been sent to the California
Insane Asylum from Placer county. Cal
Tho subject of the above was vel
known TO many Of our citizens here. b,
being . partner Of the Int VIM. Brady
We learn that John r. Bradley hal
returned from his trip to Texas. and IL
now visiting his old home in Missouri
His partner, Mr.. Russell. Is Waiting
somewhere in Pennsylvania. The,
will probably return here in two or thre,
weeks.
The Tne'.R eVie'c says: Letters hav,
been written in reference to the estate
Of August Greve, to ascertain II he has
any relatives who will assume the nd
ministraiion Of his AFT airs. II not. the
Public Administrator viii do so. II b.
desires.
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WILLIAM II v~AspEhDILpr has paid
the cos. Of .ransportion Of the Egyptian
oboi'sk from Alexandria 10 New York.
together with the cos, Of its erection In
place.
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sir As,IeJ Cooper's vital R~es,orn-
.. . ..... 00aa

SsE "HesVJ AO"pCF NsNuh hSCNNOfn-
tive.
The great English remedy--bAs made
more cures o. Nervous Debiiity, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Mshhood. .noctur.
nal emissions lassitude, inability for
mental labor, despondsncy akd such
diseases - are Indeed BY !t6ushtal
follie and ereessSs. than al other
medicines eofnbiDsd Why rwiii you
suffer1 Send to Az. Mate. H.. D..
No. ~ Kenrney street. San Francisco.
for the Restorative aud he cured Price
80 Pef bottle. Four iimes she quantity
so. Try bo.iis. Dr. Miutie treats
allpfiyA.s dlssGsss successfully With.
out mercury Yaw
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A LAnoI iavoioe Of the celebrated
White Bys Whisky Just received ., tbs
Gem Saloon.
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A hAnoE invoice ofiAi. fresh. corn fed
fowbe eaerseips all tho popular rthe.
ties hs,s just been received at the Gem.
direct from Omaha, for supplying ,he
holiday densnd. h1t
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Tn. boat qualify Of Rbiuc Wines at
the Elko Bakery aud Saloon, Rcokhart
h Co.. Propri.tors. hFsfG.
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D CHAHvAor of the bcs, quality and
brands, can DO had at Rcckharl &
Froehch's Saloon. Z attf.f@ III.
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RREDS! SREDSl
Fresh and Reliable,

Having made special arrangements
with Messrs. David Laudre,h & Sons,
the oldes. and most rsiiabIo seed grow.
ers in the Uuised States, for the intro.
due,ion aud sale Of thoir seeds 10 Elko
county. I would respsctly iutorm those
who sro'npIious to use only fresh aud
reliable garden and flower seeds. that I
will lave u supply Of L%aaire,h's seeds,
In o%ue'fourth, oue.ba't and o pound
packages ouiy; ABBOTT the lat Of March.
The arrangements I have made. will
enable mo to sell the seeds at about the
nsusl Eastern jobbiug priccs. I'm Z
+. T. MULLER.
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Powder. Shot. Caps and csrtidges
ineiudod In the thousand articles 70 bo
iound q the Grocery and Proyirion
Store Of H. Ohese. r I'm
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The Grand Jurorn.

Following isa list Of the names Of
persons drawn Yesterday. to serFe As
Gra'id jurors. for the February term Of
the Seventh Judicial District Court. the
senire is made r~eturnable on Monday,
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Fh1sH Breed, Pies and cstcs a, the
Rlso Bakery.
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Mssnl ArrI1aI..

Cab iel Cotu, San Francisco.
!. d. Moore Ruby Valley.
v. 81. Adams, Montapa.
Ed. Goodale, Star Valley.
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ROLL OF HONOR

or the Preparatory Department
or The Stnie Un~jverrity for
the Month OF January.
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RelIRIOun.

Messrs. 4. u. Johps and Thomas II.
Hs"kins. from Carson City. will preach
TO morrow tsuudSy, In the C~ourihouse.
81 10 O'Clock 4. y. end d 2 o'oiosk, ?.
y. Tho public are cordially invited to
attend. No contributions will be asked
or accepted.
Divine services u the Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow, morning and even.
ipg. Sabbath School Of 49, 20.
Beats free. All arc invited.
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stage Arrivals.

Last cVening-Miss Emma Hill and
8. Linktou,
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FI.. ola oosO." ! 'R.sth.t, 9 srosl
fch's "a" ~ %
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Adrertisea Letter List.
The following la list OF letters 70.
naming 10 the Elko ofico. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, Feb. 9.
Erickson N p
Lyman VIM Lowonberg sol
Powers Pat Powers ABB
w Thomas Frank ~
z. W. HUI. p. NJ,
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WAITE SULPHUR spRnCs

o~out~ysneo a. sd ffcra Ore sprsass .v-~y
hour daring Svery day IN The resi.
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WStel Arrivals.
d. ii. Haskell, San Francisco.
3. Hnhton, h do Ng
q. COIN, EuIeka.
Mrs. W. J. Plumb aud ohiidtOu,
Cornucopia.
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11A eho4e1 vssissy, u pASas ~ nov,,,
reafsd ~ TIE 9Dtines. toasnAAy % ~ 49,
AZ for ." ID eAEssG.zs
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Clean Cash.

Giyeadam Zones here secured the floor for a per
sohal explanation. He said that when the last col
iccdon was taken up some Gre dropped a metal
hi0li n the hat. lie had heard it hinte6 around
maj he was the guilty party. and he desired to seize
tis occasion 10 deny mis- guilt in the most positive
manner. and to express his earnest hope that the
zeal criminal might be detected. He fell back OH
NJ stool with look of injured innocence spread
lug over MS face, and Brother Gardner arose and
replied:
II the guilty wretch am IN de hail tonight an
ieei almost sartin dat he am, have plan 10 be
nay him. will pass de hat myself. an hereby
>lect dat de chap we am aTter viii be de only pus-
Ron VINO dTapS j nickel inter de receptacle"
The hat was slowly passed around, the Glee Club
anW lille filling the hall with the sweet strains of
me sad Bye-and-Bye," and no man could say what
me others contributed. When the count was made
not nickel was discovered. There was no piece
smaller than dime. The result was clean cash
anu lots OF 1t. There being further business be-
lore The meeting, the committee on agriculture
NNie Instructed TO investigate and report on the
g'hiiiy "i beans annually roasted with coffee in
ttiS city, and the lamps were turned out on another
HCeE-DrfGi EIec Press
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E.,,r,onS Wen md CATS.

Our domestic favorites-cats-were not highly
thought Of in the middle ages. They were then
looked on as Satanic agents, and burned alive.
In Paris every st. Johns Day number of the alb
hoTrcd animals were heaped up in baskets and
fac> IN the Place de Greve 10 afford an auto de Je,
the sovereign himself setting fire 20 the pile. This
p,lrticc continued for long time, the last mon
sn,h Who oficiated in this manner being Louis
XIV The prosecutors of the feline race were no
doubt ignorant of the fact that cats had been the
object Of superstitious veneraion in early times
In Egypt for instance, the cat was deitied as the
patron of liberty and similar respect was shown
il throughout Gthe East The Turks still regard
"Tabbv~ as the .cleancSt" Of animals: MahOmet
himself indeed having had a great liking for
cats il is only natural that all good Mussul-
mans should profess the same affection. 1t
is not in the East alone, however, that the
feline tribe has managed to acquire q secure and
recognized position in society. Many great men
have an inOrdinatc fOndneSs for cats. Richeliea's
special favoriTe was a splendid .Angora, his furry
confdants usual resting place being his emf
ncnccs liable, among State documents, books, &c
Montague used to obtain relaxation by playing
with his cat Colbert reared half dozen cats in
his private study, and taught them after lengthy
display Of patience, to perform all sorts Of tricks
FOnlaneC was very fond of cats, and used to
place a particular Tom in an armchair and
deliver Gn Grafton before him. We must not for
get toe that tiS oatas supplied PeTault with one of
the most attractive subjects Of his stories and that
under the pen this admirable story-teller Puss
in Boots has become an example Of the power of
work industry, and SGr0iT fdirC.-G0liGRGHj
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

''n motion Of Mr.. 5. ]. Crooks, Stephen r. Pratt
"l NateTtown, y. V. was admitted 10 practice.
lh motion of Mr.. Z. !. j. Cross. John X. Cowen
-, o. baltimore, Md, admitted to practice.
"a motion of Mr.. Waldo HutcbinS, Moses Ely ESQ.,
o. .,eM York city. was admitted 10 practice.
oh motion OF lion. W. NJ. Springer. Carroll c. ROggs
e, ol Fairfield. ILL.,. admitted 10 practice.
VI molten OF Hon. II. ]. Southland. Thomas Kays
- oi NeWtOn, y. j.. admitted 10 practice
,-,S.-l Joseph swami plaintiff in error. VS.. c. \.
rtiHur collector. &c: No. :see22. Herman FleitmaI
d., Itlnt'iis IN error VS.. G. \. Arthur. collector
Sl motion of Mr.. :. &. Clarke, ordered 10 be
ESESsea 10 l,e argued with No. 25I as one case.
40. u The Mechanics and Traders Insurance
SrtiN: PLAINTIFF IN error VS.. Basil q. EigeT ei al.
snDlsltesl by Ar. Thomas HunIcn for plaintiff IN
s, T hiia by Mr. Joseph p Hornor, w. $. Benedict
"'S i az. ! Selnmes for defendants in error.
s la + T. BOndurant, eXecIIrix. DC. plaintiff in
CT TOR vs.. Frank Watson.
- 80: J. +. BOEdurant, eXecu;IN. &C.. APPELLANT
n. II iahi; watson Submitted by Mr.. = r. Walker
In 1..Git IN error in 2l6, and appellant in 2I7. and
,sIs. r T. MoIIIck and 6. W. Race FOR defend
a. IN rrl". ana appellee,
syo, -ie. Eliza Davis. widow &c. appellant US.
I n "a lsfE Gaines. Argument commenced by Mr..
rouse Tor appellant, and continued by DIR. j. $
"!U';Eer FOR appellee.
mn: - Inc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
minis, Iiluf IN error VS.. George w. KoOntZ. adj
Ii,,s atoI DC On motion of Mr.. J. r. Tucker, con-
with ana Nos 35 and lbs TO be heard as one case
~ s-No.@-1 when reached
-A0y'uihen until to-day at twelve O'Clock.
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GRAVY.

To be worthy of an office nowadays one must
he entirely unworthy Of anything else.
II is an old saying, but very pretty one, that @
blush Is like pretty girl for it becomes woman
II has been discovered why gospel tents attract
so many sinners. They mistake them for cir
cJlscs.
Two men started out on wager TO see which
ceull tell the biggest lie. No. l commenced: 4" \
wealthy country editor '-whereupOn No. stopped
right there and paid the forfeit.
Not everybody will be able to see the Nautch
girls hut everybody can get pretty good idea OF
fhpir dance by putting two hornets down the
bcpscmaid'S back-BGstOR Posi-.
His conscience made the piecrust Tise
In bilious TetTibution;
Ills lettering legs began TO bend,
lie felt nigh dissolution.
1his boy had too much pie9
n, an out-Of-the-Hay town in New Hampshire
live am eccentric old farmer who found his cellar
sias hard 10 climb account of the height of the
efcns After careful consideration he hit upon the
device Of mailing piece of twO-inch plank on
each in order as he said, to bring EN- nearer TO-
gribcr" and commended that he noticed a. q leetle
fetch Of improvement.
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ter VS.. Elliott; settled. Evans & Mcleod VS.. Potee
settled. Ross VS.. Cake; dismissed without costs
vs.; Wye TftoI ;ni
ment below affirmed Abrams VS.. Riley; defendant
called and Judgment Temple by next IreRa VS.
Pratt settled. Prescott Il Frazer vs. Butler; on hear
ing: Joyce vs. Gentry Judgment by default ShryocR
EQUITY C0URT-JusTIcE CON.-GrOte vs.. OHare
reference TO auditor ordered McLain vs. Hoiton; re
ing with him. Bank Of Republic VS.. John shea ct al
pro cOnfessO against all defendants Bank OF Repub
lie Maria Shea ct al; same action. Brown VS.
District of Columbia; plea overruled without preju
dice and thirty days allowed 10 answer Collins VS.
Collins; A. B. Duvall appointed guardian ad Item
Willettvs NaylOr; on hearing
eaIMIS4L CopRr-lEsTIfE JAME : 1JSdo s aT
Marshall Johnson, muTUeG OF IaEleS r. Ipnlisol' VI
trial. IReported elsewhere.I
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court of the Observation-Disclosures Cartier
Collins; No. a. jairay vs. Grant; No 43Is, Freed,
mans Savings and Trust Company VS.. Holden: No
Company: No. IS, Murray vs.. Aver; 70 81, United
states vs. Brown; No. 53!$, Ferry VS.. Langley; No
81, Gibson Gautier; No. S. Fox Davidson; No
Sc, EbbinghauS VS.. Killian.
Circuit Court-Justice MacArthur-No. 80, Chase
o'Donneii vs. McAnIfTc: No IS, ShugrGe VS.. Lewis
d Mckinley; No. 81 Hall & Latham VS. Evans q
of Columbia iIse, &C. vs. Hewitt & CGllinane; No
g. United States of Clark, Costello; No. 69
shillington vs. stevens & Co; No Is, MORROW vs. Ket
terlnS: No. a, Lockwood vs. Gordon; No. as, NalloI
vs. NlfTks NO. ~, l2ItOn Us. w eiC.1. No. %, MCSh
VS.. Dixon; No. s.. Lewis d McKenley VS.. Shugrue
No S3, Norton VS.. Godfrey; No. 81, Birney vs. WeSi
IL Bro: No. 81, Coleman VS.. Rich; No. ST. Cuppy d
IngersOll VS.. Rerdell; No. 81 Johnson VS.. Saur No
Sc, Stewart VS.. Jordan: No. &c. Abner VS.. MOur; No
80, BiShOr IL StebbinS Stanton & Bowers; No. 81
Hook vs.. Ganter: No. 81. DucESett Buckner; No
90, Wilson VS.. Buclner; No. 81 Higgins VS.. Davis 6
son; No. s. WoOdville. use. &c. SanbOrd No. So
Douglass vs. Weston: No. 81, Fague VS.. Heiberger
No 9S, Black King. jr.: No. 100 Detroit Chariot
Company vs. Wight; No. I0l, Ward VS.. Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company; No 102. Watson, eXecu
tor vs. Martin: No. JOB, Pavey VS.. Woodbury.: No
l0i, shaw VS.. PTSh; No. los, Hume Us. Fitzpatrick
No I06, Hook vs. Ganter; No. lG7 Brady VS.. Tegeler
No los Davis vs.. Hill.
Equity Court-Justice COX.-NO. 70, Wfllett vs.
Naylor; No. 81, Flanagan VS.. Snow; No 81, ThOmp-
son VS.. POulsOn; No. %. Rowe Todd.
Criminal COurt-Justice James.-John ). NJ john
son; murder of James Z. Johnson,