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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-02
IT has been the common talk Of the people

IT has been the common Talk Of the peop]e
Of the city and surrounding country for ths
past five years as to how 0. C. Geutber. thc
99c. man, can sell goods so cheap.1 It ). il
not an uncommon thing to see goods sold At
denthars 00c store ut prices that other deal.
ers pay for them. He Ia the MOTT nopular
dealer in the city, and draws lust like i cir.
Gus. Genther has strong hold on the people
Competitors have vainly striven to Win the
trade from him. but they sink into oblivion
Eben b. Is AROUND, The reason Of thiy i.
class. and gives them the right mice. a Tia Il
the largest buyer In TIC CITY, being the buver
for five 900 stores besides his own, and, 9be.
sides, no imports nearly ali tho articles If
foreign production that be sells, and peta ths
best rock prioos on ell goods He knows his
business, and his name ia a nov.
er among the people. His srto loci
this season eolipses all Is former :, At.
tenipts, and standing room only Is the order
already ut his monster store. He also hns n
branch store at Bellalre. Ohio, for the 4J ae .
commodation Of his patrons there who can.
not visit Wheeling. This store Is said to be
where. = Jt.would be useless to saw anytSj1r
In his praise, as his store Is ALWAYS crowda1
we hope the "boss" may live 10 be- 500 years .
OlU ~"-s
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A PIONEER FIRE COMPANY.
An Interesting Extract From an Old
s,tt,tNt Minnie Book, M .Gl'HEf

An Interesting Extract From an Old
X. ,ti5A Minnie Book. .{ ,dl,}jE
In these days Of q completely organized
FIRE department, with paid men, houses in
every ward, steam engines and electric
alarm, "reminiscences OF the method OF fight.
Ing the flames in the early history Of Wheel.
Ing are most interesting. BY the kindness Of
Mr.. T. 7. Cockayne the 1S1kItiurscxR Ia
permitted 10 make some extracts from
the minute book now In his pos.
session Of the famous old ",7G Fire
Company" a volunteer organization which
iloutlshed from thirty.hye 10 forty years ago,
and had Its quarters In aschool house which,
stood on the present site Of the North Stree.
NJ. E. Church. ~ lT''i ~ ~
On Saturday evening, November 90, 1915, q
meeting Of the company was held IN this
Hughes In tho chair. At this meeting d
committee appointed to examine the 10.
counts OF the treasurer reported with die
f0rmality that they had found tile books cor.
rectly kept, and that there was balance In
the treasury OF IS As. Another committee.
which had been instructed TO investigate The
comparative cost and utility as a fire alarm
OF u bell and triangle, reported recommend.
INK the purchase Of bell, but for some rea.
son the Recommendation was rejected.
A committee on motion was appointed.
consisting OF Thomas johnson, H., a,dJohn
Hamilton, to petition the City Council 10
provide the company with lot upon which,
to erect a hose house. The Secretary was
instructed 10 order load OF coal, u the
weather WIS getting too cold to meet In com.
fort without fires. N5H7I -
An election OF officers was then held, and
the following named gentlemen chosen:
John Hamilton. President; Wm. P.
Wilson, Secretary; Thomas johnson, II.
Treasurer; Thomas Sweeney, First director ;
Mathew Mcclure, Second director; Oliver
Hawiey, Third director; James Wallace,
Fourth director; Clark Hanes, First engl.
neer; James @. Mathews, Second engineer I;
Alex Pannell, First axeman; VIM. Cooling,
Second axeman; NJ. Sweeney, NJ. Edwards.
IT,, Thomas Hughes and Samuel Irwin,
standing committee. 1T.-
Some few OF these old lremen are still
living, and one or two OF them are In the
city. The wonders wrought In the years
which have passed since they met in the old
school house have more significance for
them than for those who have been born
since the era OF progress in which we now
live was well under way. The above EXCERPTS
will be read with interest not only BY these
old citizens, but also by those to whom such
proceedings Gre sttaupe. ,#.s.IH rI#
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4 z
r a large number Of people from Martina
Ferry were attending Court yesterday. B,
Richard Ryan, Of Cambridge, is spend
ing lew days at his home in this place.
Mrs. DR.. Satterthwaitc, OF Fargo, Dakota,
is visiting at her brothers., Rev. Dr.. Alex
ander's. 5s.s.;.. "a '..,5l8
Mr.. Charles N. Allen, of the Bellaire
Democrat, and son Thurman, were in town
yesterday. s..$t ,.,55t ~
Charles Haper Of Rarnesv;lle ,y,s . 49,
Quilted Wednes,ay evening 81 ia " chor nv
Of i1orse.stealinp. r''''1'" 80 e''A' Sc
r 1y;n ,vh;.o ~, r..
hove hoar A, ";.h ''. m,. ln N1cGMohles, VINO
h nso a ISua S,.n nattetts snow, returned
'oIne Anu'e''1y evening"
College. New Athens, preach the sermon
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Palace Parlor Coal Vases.
Small House for Sale-Alexande Bone.
Wanted-Two Porters.
For sale-Dwelling Houses-G. 0. Smith.
Lost-plain Band Ring.
Open Every Night Until NewYear's.
. Wantel-furnished Rooms.
List OF Letters.
For sals-Hornbrook's Park-Alexsnder
Bone, Agent. Ef
Christmas Goods-1. G. Dillon.
For Cincinnati--6teame Sidney. /.
Bridgeport Coa!-lioehnlin Bros. ~.
Toys. ioys-Wheat 4 Saylor-Fourth
Page. ''s
spareribs, TenderIolns, Sausage Meat, &c.
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StylOgraphlc Pens.

MI. G. W. Liyermore introduced to tho
notice Of the public the first Styiographic Pen
ever put. on the market, and invented and
applied the word photographer to this class
Of writing instrument For years the peo.
pie were content to pay s. % Tor a genuine
Livermore Pen; and the same pens are vet
doing good service. Tie success OF these
pens led INSCRIPTIONS persons TO get IN infe.
rior limitations, which they Uttered at such low
prices that many persons, not understanding
the difference, were induced 10 buy them,
Tho Livermore Company, therefore. cut
down theprice Of their improved stylograpbic
ic Pens to g 90 each, to give everybody n
chance to have the best article Of the kind.
You can buy them for that money hy remit.
ting the amount to the Stylosraphic Pen
Company, 200 Washington street, Boston,
the pen together with package Of superior
ink will DO sent by return mail and the
money will be at once REMINDED II thew do
not prove to DO perfect and satisfactory in
every respect. There IL smoothing more appro.
priate than styiograph as git to a lady
OF gentleman. The styloeraphic Psn
Company is the largest concern OF its Kind in
the world. with branches at New York, Chi,
cago, and London, England Ea III. 7
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. +
ST. JAMES uoTEJ

Fl II IIunscl, Ilellalrc. i Quick. Columbus.
: , KI!ey; Rsyser. Ornburg. Cumberland.
; S Iro!l, Ut, Clalrsyle pTloll, St. CAnyillc.
y Dann, sandusIy: kenIg 1 wife, ZorcIald.
MIS- kenig, Zorefand. " G Hape. Cleveland. -
" Strauss, New York. Jessie Jaco, baltimore.
. Z, GesW!g; CITY. So Mlsselton, CumD'i,d.
MeG HAL n; Mattsle Miss WOLFE Trindelia.
! y 4 sweeney. Glty. 1cnnor 4 vito, Toledo.
II Ogde2, Philadelphia 8 Allen. Clcyrian,I' ~"
Senmley, l. D. y X 81 Honour Allcgy. City,
: SHAY. CINCINNATI, " Totten. Cincinnati. ~;
yfls.gS9 NV Stewart Z - ! 4 = = ~ .
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WET FEET.

F.. c. BUR1'S celebrated W0men's fine
Shoes. Also a few more Of those Women's
Button md Lace Shoes AZ $l.95 per pair,
and Chiltlren's Tip Button, I 10 10, ut
IS cents, Ut
J. W. AMICK'S.
1143 Main Street.
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Our dls!inguished Bishop, RI. Rev. ~,
Kahn, will preach In the Church OF the In.
maculate conception, Eighth ward, on Sun.
day, December 8, 1852, at the ten. o'clock sal.
vice, on which occasion u collection will be
taken up. for the benefit Of the poor Of the
parish. You are invited to attend. 81,
q t.E CONFERENCE or ST. VINCENT Dr. pAuy.,
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2 THE usual merchants lunch ut The Now
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.

90 ri Therm0Meler Record. n \ !.
p The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, Us observedat Schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
Il : o ssf 1881 07E .58,5 5t52,r 1882 ~
TAN. I2x. 7A.M.12x.9r.M7r.N
81 ~ II IS 46 ] & s6 40 * 47stt9ss4 IS
~ x Ss. W.. z INDICATIONS. ~ K, :, y
Y WASHINGTON, D.. c. December 2, A. NJ
(. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
. iair weather, followed BY increasing cloudl.
ness and local rains or snow, followed in
western portion by rising barometer and
colder northwest winds. 3siosl
: For tho Lower Lake Region, cloudy wealth.
or, "a, snow or rain, southwesterly winds,
falling barometer. generally followed by ris'
ing barometer, colder, northwest winds. VIZ
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Z, Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe
OhickeTng, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, de-, at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for coat. Call early aud
secure great bargains. ;.t;a5JsI5 -. 52a
TYij LucAB' Music s7oRx, n,
& Il n ll49 Main street. 3
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. HAD. flesh sores all over; nearly deaf and
blind, mere skeleton; Peruua cured me-, /
MFs, lHsRAN.sSt
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RoR RENT,
TOR RENT.

TOR RENT. ~1-----,----.
r.i :, o. tho ground noos and ali ., ~.
seventeenth and chapline Streets n",,Ss CONE,
'ees oS lAo ieet win lease for ,lye ya S1.''ns 70
uos ERsKlEE 4 ALL,s0S ,m
No. 1878 Msrte, ~
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: II you can't "Bear.' cough, Bull" It,
with Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. ,i7,s: ,, isss'''
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WANTED,

W4e Ss] asn AT. WHEELING CRFs;;
rN SiiT5ssay 1G Mlnss sd isS 1s eas saE
s s work guaranteed. f,.essv ~ Nsady ninen
ot no faa"' 70 cents per ton. WATEjRgg' Soy.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-02

n 4 NOrNfOrtl'x Acid ThOSpllnle Il
IA very valuable Tor professional MENU 1t
supplies the phosphates which are always
lost by severe mental labor. Trhsaw
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SrEUnESyILLE,

Miss Della Patterson, Of Lawrence county,
Pa, is visiting her brother. Mr.. G. i. Pat
tepon, the Market street merchant.
E.A. Erskine, Esq, left yesterday for Car
rollton, Ohio, to attend court, He is en-
ployed as attorney In an important land
1000 If. - '-'he q fs-=-.rla.-- I-.H...s. 800
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FOR SALE-A VALUABLE pJTCp
- or ground east side Of Chaplnp s,,aa, ~
which standsnn old frame tennement nnN se. "
iLio. between Eleventh md Twelfth .seets.bsiiss,.
liz OILY available building lot In that vesy dtsa
po., ALEXANDER BONE.
Real Estate Agent and Broker, IlGJ MstSet st.o.,
otts Block, corner Market aud Twelfth sI,e S.
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Several weeks ago two boys by the name
Of Williams and Valley, cousins, living on
the river bank few miles above Purkers.
burg, were playing together. The latter
named Of the two Is about ten years old.
Mrs. Williams, the other boys mother, was
passing by n. the time with an eight months
old baby in her arms. Valley picked upa
lath having nail in the end and struck ut
the Williams boy, who jumped behind his
mother. The lebaby received the blow,
the nail penetrating It's skull. Inilama.
ton set IN and the baby died. i7@
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CuTlCuRA.

Geo. ". Brown. As MARSHALL St., Providence. r, r..
cMten ny Cn;lGur4 Resolyent blood purilet) and
Cnlicuta aud Gntlcura Soap the great skin cures
OF Ringworm ilumor gotat the BARRIERS, Which
spread AL over h ears neck and face, and for six
years resisted all Kinds Of trcuimrnt VI. 80.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
DONNELLY.

AUGUST l, 1882 j. E. Favrow and a
few others commence harvesting this
week. :. james Atchison's wife presented
him with Il fine boy one day last week.
1t is his first boy and he feels rrespond
ingly happy. MIR. II. Barrett. of Lac
Qui Parle, and Mrs. Epley, of Oakland.
California, have been sojourning among
us, the guests of ~. II. Taisey anu J. E.
Favrow. :. Mrs. Jordan, of Morris, made
visit to her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Blodg
EFT, this week. "A telegram was received
Monday announcing the death of the little
daughter Of Mr.. Shaw. We were unable
to learn the particulars. We are sorry
that anything may have said should
cause loss to the TRIBUNE, but we cannot
consistently retraCt anything we have said,
as we had it from good authority and the
evidence of our own eyes. The feud still
continues and the county will soon have a
large bill to settle, and the Donnellyites
are proud of the man WHO takes noble re
venge on his enemy by filling his chimney
with mud and throwing offul of all de-
scriptions on the heads of his wife and
children as they leave their door. Both
parties may be to blame but the greater
aggressor must expect the more censurc
The county has at last awakened to
the needs of the farmers and has fixed one
of the worst holes on the road between
Morris and Donncly, just Oh the town
line. CECIL.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

hours of the day and night when he Is
securing the city and suburbs for items in
this dry time for news. But rs has been
remarked. There is no use Of kicking
against the pricks," and we will proceed
with our explanation: IN the suburbs OF
the town VIC were invited In to lunch,
when the following bill of fare was set be.
fore US. First came the solids, such as
bread and butter, pork and beans, roast
beef, lamb and mutton, hoiled apple dump.
lings and brown bread; next the vegetable
kingdom, squash, onions, tomatoes, beets,
cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, stewed, broiled,
baked mashed and saratogaed, and also a
few boiled eggs were interspersed. We
finished up on little ice cream cake. and
a few cherry, apple, plum raspberry and
blackberry pies. This comprised our
lunch which kept us so long in the vicini.
ty of Picty Hill. We hope this will be a
satisfactory solution of the difficulty.
REPORTER.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
Democratic District COnYen.
ton.

The democratic district convention for
the 42nd senatorial and representative dis
trict of Minnesota, will be held at Browns
Valley. on Monday, September 4, at II
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpt Sc of nominating
candidate for the senate and one for the
house of representatives.
The several counties will be entitled 10
delegates as follows:
Stevens .........6; Big Stone. .......4;
Traverse .......3; Grant. ............3
August l, 1882.
A. ii. TAIsEY.
M. J. MCDONALD.
G. S. TAYLOR,
Il. f. HEENAN,
JOSEPH MEIER.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
LOOK At THIS +!

A fine chance to purchase valuable lots
in Dragoo's addition to Morris. Size OF
lots 15Ox50 feet, with 20 foot alley, making
the lots ten feet longer than the railroad
company lots. Will sell part on time if
desired. Come and see me all who want
to make money on lots or who want q
good lot in the most valuable part Of the
village.
Call and allow me to show you over the
site and lam sure can suit you.
2 VIM. DRAGOO.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

WATSON AND LEONARD
will advance money on improved farms
at low rate of interest, long time, and ne
interest paid in advance.
WATSON AND LEONARD
will advance money to any who wish to
prove up on their land.
watson Il Leonard
will advance money on wheat in store.
Watson IL Leonard
will advance money on village property
and personal security of about all classes.
Watson & Leonard
will pay the highest cash price for cattle.
Watson & Leonard
will at all times have horses on hand, and
will sell them on time.
Watson & Leonard
sell passage tickets to and from all foreig n
ports on time.
Watson q Leonard
lso do general insurance and collection
business.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

Ordered by the board that 81 900 be
raised to pay interest Oh the Little Falls Il
Dakota railroad bonds-provided said
bonds are issued
Adjourned.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
Ed. HoDGsoN, Mortgage
Attorney for Mortgages. l
Dated June 26, 1882.
First publication June go 1882.
MORTGAGE SALE.

vi
De fault having been made in the payment OF
the sum of six hundred and twenty one and
35-lO0 dollars, which is claimed to be due at the
date of this notice upon certain mortgage, duly
executed and delivered by George Z. Bevers and
Sarah Ann Bevers (his wife) to George Harding
mortgagee bearing date the goth day of March
register OF deeds in and for the county Of Stevens
| and state of Minnesota, on the 4th day of June
A. ID. 1880, at 9o'clock a. m, in book b OF
mortgages. on page 619 and post, and no action
or proceeding at law or otherwise having been
instituted to recover the debt secured by SAID
mortgage, or any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. that by
virtue of a power of sale contained IN said mort
gage, and pursuant to the statute in such case
made aud provided, the said mortgage Will be
| forcclosed, and the premises described in and
covered by said mortgage, viz: the southwest
quarter (L) of section number fourteen "a, in
township number one hundred and twenty three
| (l2Sl north OF range number forty-one t4lD west
Sth p NJ, in Stevens county. and state of Mime
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, to pay said debt and interest,
and the taxes. il any, on said premises ana
twenty five dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated In
and by said mortgage in OF foreclosure and the
disbursements allowed by law: which sale will
be made by the sheriff Of said Stevens county, at
the front door Of the court house, in the village
Of Morris, in said county and state, or the lstE
day of August A. d. 1882. at o'clock a. M, OF
that day. subject to redemption at any time with
in one year from the day Of sale, as provided by
law.
Dated June -, 1882.
GEORGE HARDING
GEO. Z. DARLING, Mortgage.
! Attorney for Mortgage, Morris, MINI. llt'
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Stevens county, will be held at the court
house, in the village of Morris, on Satur
day, August IL, at2 o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of elecling 6 delegates to the 42nd
MINES, tn district convention 10 be held at
Browns Valley, Septcmt or A. Also to
elect 6 delegates to attend the 9Th district
congressional convention to be held al
Fergus Falls, September I, 1882.
The several towns and villages swill be
entitled to representation in said county
convention fpllnws.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

Will be at my office, Opposite the Cen.
trail House, every Saturday, for the trans
action of school business.
JAMES A. JOHNSON,
1T Go. Supt. Of Schools.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
Wood and Coal !!

Hard and soft coal always on hand
One Cur load of blacksmiths' coal (Cum
berland) just received. Orders filled
promptly. Sixty cords of mixed wood
sawed in stove length at my wood and
coal yard, opposite the depot.
e. DowERs.
Morris, June 6, 1882. 8
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
For Sale.

On reasonable terms. 800 acres of land
in town of Morris. 200 acres under cult.
walton, with good house and good well
of water. Call on WATSON & LEONARD.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

Commissioners Taisey and Finnegan
the committee appointed at last meeting te
have survey made and obtain releases fol
the establishment of road in the towns
of Peppcrton and Donnelly, presented
their report Recommending the estab
lishment of the road in accordance will
the petition and the plat of the county
surveyor, which plat accompanied said re
port The said committee further re
ported that they had obtained releases fol
all claims for damages on the route, ex
ccpt. L. s. Pearce, $40; l.. H. Pushor-:
VIM Haire--; D. Huddleston, $50; and
Jas. MCGOWAN, $25. Committee recon.
mended that $40 damages he awarded for
each quarter section of the above claim
ants, viz. l.. E. Pearse, $50; D Huddle.
ston, $50; L. H. Pushor, $40; VIM.
Haire 10; Jas MCGOWAN, $50.
The board adopted the said report with
the exception of that part relating to dam
ages.
The board appropriated from the county
road and bridge fund, $65 to second com
missioners district, 1854 to third com
missioners district. and $95.95 to fourtl,
commissioners district, said. sums OF mon,
ey to be expended under the direction OF
the commissioners of each of said districts
respectively, for the purpose of purchas
ing material for certain bridges; the towns
benefited by said appropriation TO do the
necessary labor in building said bridges
and to repair the roads leading thereto.
The board proceeded to levy the taxes
for the year 1882, at the rate of two (2)
mills on the dollar for the poor fund and
five (5) mills on the dollar for the general
fund; said levy being based upon the fol,
lowing estimate of expenses of the county
for the coming year:
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
NOTICE.

School Bonds bought at par. Apply to
j. A. JOHNSON.
lit Supt. of Schools
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
MATCHMAKER and JEWELER.

All Work entrusted to me will be attended to
promptly and good work guaranteed.
"A run Line OF Watches. Clocks and Jewelry
always Always on hand, and will be sold at Bottom
AAiees' 1Af
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

One of our reporters mysteriously disap
peared while on duty the other day and we
called him to task for his desertion. We
give his excuse. We do not wonder now
at his neglect but we can't understand how
he ever survived to tell the tale:
Editor Tribune:
1tlooks little strange to me that q re-
porter should be called upon 10 give a mi
mute account Of his whereabouts at all
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
WATSON AND LEONARD

The Osborne sell. binder beats all of its
class. For sale by WOLFF & WELLS.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

The board authorized an allowance OF
twelve Q2) dollars month for Timothy
Buckley's family in town OF Scott, Stevens
county commencing from 1st day of Au
gust next. The same to be issued on poor
fund by auditors warrant
The county auditor presented the oenh'
omen, nersonal tax list for taxes or the
wear 1891, and former years, and the board
cancelled taxes Oh said list which they were
satisfied could not be collected 10 the
amount of one hundred and seventy-one
dollars and eighty five cents (Sl'l.S'-loo).
The board adjourned to meet at nine
o'clock \. NJ, July 25, 1882.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

Imported Port and Sherry Wines and
Claret constantly on hand ut
loft GEO. H, MUNRO & Co. q.
Morris tribune., 1882-08-03

The board met at county auditors ofllcc
July 25, 1882, pursuant to adjournment OF
July "A, 1892. Present same members rs
at said meeting of July "A, 1882
The board allowed the following
amounts ON bills filed with county auditor:
F. Z, Newell, services Co. poor. S 81 90
II. Hulburd, services as coroner. 4O
The clerk of the district court in Stcv-
ems county having presented the list of
names of all persons who had served at the
last term Of said court as grand and petit
jurors, the board selected the following
new names for the coming November
term of said court to take the place Of the
names of those who had so served:'