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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-10
Special for Editors,

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and district, Mexico and Great Britain ut terms
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Avertising Directory.

~ ERALD GRIFFIN, Attorney and Counselor at
LAW Office, No. a4.French building, S. +. Cor,
ner Main plaza. Will attend promptly to all ,ega
business entrusted to my in the State and fe'
eral Courts
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MUSIC for EVERYBODY.
MERRILL'S
INGENIOUS
METHOD,
COPYRIGHT SECURED.l

For starting Children and Others i'm the culture
of Music. 1t ONcrcomcS the drudYcry of learn
ing the elements of Music by pleasant um,Is,.-
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Scale, Location of Letters on the Staff, and
their relation To the Keys of the instrument
Crhis is very important with childrcn) Flats
and Sharps and their use. All the different
Keys, how to form Chords or musical words.
singing. 1t contains complete musical cate
chisIn. 1t is MULTUM IN PARVO. All this is
learned while the learner is amusing himself
by playing familiar tunes. Persons with no MII-
SICAL TALENT may play the tunes, as the guide
IL such that he cannot strike the wrong KEY
Full directions and four pieces of music accom-
plny the Method. Sent by mail for SlOO Adj
dress.
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Proposals For Ordnance Supplies.
SAN ANTONIO ARSENAL,
SAN A NTONIO, Tex,

Sealed proposals, in triplicate, upon the blank
forms furnished from this Arsenal only, will be-
received bv the undersigned until L. O'Clock
H., on Saturday. November -, 1872, for fur
nishing the supplies, in such quantities and at
such times during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1883, AS the commanding officer of this arse
nal may require, viz Thread, cotton cloth, iron,
lumber. leather, cement, sand, lime, paints,
oils, bricks, stone, &c, &c.
A preference will be given to articles of do
nestle production. Catalogues, giving the cS-
thnated quantities and articles required, can
bc had on application ut this Arsenal. Also,
full information as to the manner of bidding,
conditions to be observed by bidders, ana
terms of contracts and payments.
The government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. john \. kRESS,
Captain of Ordnance. Commanding.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-10

For general purposes of fabrication, sperm
answers best; next. winter strained lard oil.
For high speed and heavy pressures, add finest
air floated lumbago Graphite black lead).
For cooling heated journals, use -four of sui
phur and olive oil For curing badly secured
journals, use lead filings.
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Ten Dollars

Will be paid by the LIGHT for the best carriers
address, the same not to be over l25 lines. For
the five next best six months subscription, and
for the four third best three months subscrip-
ton to the LIGHT. lO-21-It
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San Antonio Sanitary and FertiliZiEg
Company.

Information concerning the building OF
privics will be cheerfully given on application
Barrels to be used rs privy vaults will be fur
nished by the company at a nominal cost, and
no extra charge for drayage 1O-3-lm
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Farm For Sale.

A Very desirable farm, with a small but com
Portable house and cOmmOdious corn cribs
thereon, situated on the San Antonio river,
about fourteen miles south of this city, con-
tanning 60 ucrcs having a base line front of
800 VaraS on the river, and running back about
three miles to the GOliad road. Fifty acres are
under fence and in cultivation, and at least
1000 bushels of corn have been raised ON the
place this year. There is a magnificent belt of
bearing pecan trees Oh the river front, and the
land back is thickly covered with a vast guam
tity of the very best mesquite and oak timber.
About forty head of cattle (of these twenty
four are gentle mich cows will be sold with
the place. Terms, cash. For further intOrma-
ton apply ut this office, or to
JOHN DOBBlN,
12-2j- SOS Avenue G..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-04

IN the p,s.,ie, Court Of ne sse9sd J ID.
.,.I Iisarict OF the TesTtioey q 0onsans'
IN IN for ihe county Of silver HOY.
Harriet Collins: p'asn''"' s''''''" ~"
oS Tns psopis Of Inc Territory e. Montana ~.
send greeting to Jehn Edwin Co'''"'' "'
' You are hereby required % spPsa. ! y %
nSnssd nisioiiGs In The District Court Of me
Sse0nd Judicial District Of TIE 1efr1sctX %
Mont ana. in and for the county a. sn ~;
sow aud 1! e Ten d.y re q
jsv Of seTvice) after the service on you ..
This sumuoons, u served within th'e county:
0r. IN serve out OF this county. Out III LII
vit6in forty days; or judgement by deIa !,!t
wiii he taksn against you. according 70 the
rrsyer Of said complaint. a..
The sand action n of0uent to 0s 'y ~ ..e
ex;stiuS between Jon and plaintiff: 4.
m. grounds upon which this aet1on -
hseed m v0ur treatment Of plain IN u. cru
Fl ard ihhuman manner IN IIecem"e IT,, TO-" !.
Ant nj Jivers times. ann fDr more tnsn
wear prior to the c0ume cement o. u'!s
action, and for more 'hen = 3eer r'.r 70
the comme,. cement Of this action your
hsy'rs w,l'fi!x aSsse snS y ySoe eosin%
~" Ana v"o are hereby no,iaei that. II YOU
faii 10 appear md answer said cOmp'"intt
~ above required inc s@iu PIAInm ~: III
ta ke q ,less uit against Jon and apply 70 tnc
ceM,ri ~ the relief demanded IN lhe prayer
OF plAiniifl-s complaint.
Given under my hand ard the
seal Of the District Court q the
Sec nd Dstr:et OF the Terri
(~.> tory Of Montana. In ana 70. the e
}L.x cs,anty Of silver Row this 2sth DAY OF
(~~ Augu1t, In the year Of our IOrt one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
GEO. ". IRVINE, H.. IL. re.
]. A. DrFPEY, Plaintiff attorney.
HsepsWSW
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TO'al shipments.

\ hotel, costing 81 900, 'E'D, is hcin..
erected: OH Parl; avenue and Tcr.ietll
street, New Cork. Plans are .Iearly
completed FOR another in the SAME
vicinity, modelled alter that of Char
ing Cross, in London.
4 l5-year-o!d L,y. named julius
Rosenheim, hailing from, Bakinncr:.
was arrested At New York On the 18Th,
Inst, on the charge Of forging the
name Of r. ;0rnas Hill to a check for
500, which he endeavOre,l to cash
ut the Union Dime savings Bank.
4 very dangerous disease is pre-
v;alent III the State Of Chiapas. Mexi-
co. 1t Is described as being similar
to the Asiatic cholera.
James H. Elliott. q New York at
torney, was recently arrested fO: EN-
teriny, through Il window. the hrus::
Of an actress named Enc'iEe Laurent
and abstractin. decd f.r property
valued ut S:3i,'kkI. 1t wuuid see,:l
that the woman had lo';.e;l her>-ii
up in Order t. starv- to death.
4 mysterious s,.rcna:ie. apparently
coming from the clouds. del. !:tsd as
we'll Is excited the people "i MaGi-
son, Gs., y few nights -iacc. Whence
the music came is yet III unsOlved
mystery, and the sulerstitious are
greatly disturbed.
some interesting ruins covering
quite a large piece of ground and
somewhat similar to the famous o,,es
Of l'arleD4ae were recently discover
I'd Nv Sr. 1si(lrO Bvines in the State
Of Chilapsls, Mexico. near y place
called "Agur EscOn,liaia.,"
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Reashaw Opera House.

The Frank Cleavrs Dramatic Conn
bination played "En"c!, Arden, with
an aAerpiccc last night. to the hest
lnn:~e they have seen In !:utte. The
presentation Of Temuyson's touching
story was up to the usual standard Of
this excellent company o!' Al lists. The
r'ay wis announced a. 4
':slast night entertainment but
We understand that Mr..
Rcnshaw il negotiating with the
combination to remain In Butte an
other week. and perhaps for the win
ter. In the interest Of our theatre
going people 1t Is 20 I've hoped these
negotiations may prove successful, as
Butte has rarely been favored with
entertainments 40 artistic and en-
jnval,le Us those which have Teen
given by the Frank Clcaves Dramatic
Combination.
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Railroad Racket.

The end Of the Northern Pacific
track reached q point 81 mile and :.
half west Of saltwater Oh lac .7ti,
inst.
On the 3,Ml. inst. Northern ;'.,r;ii..
railroad stock was quoted As :o:i vs.:
Common. 5o!; preferred, G..
Cars on the Northern Pacific are
expected to he running between Mis-
soula and Puget Sound Ivy mex:
Christmas. Only about B miles re-
main unyraded.
The track Of the Deer Lo.iy. extern
sion of the Utah & Northern reached
Dempsey creek last Tuesday and ror
the first time in history \ !o:: n,,:ivc
il in sight Of Deer Lo'l.:e.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Dr.. Thompson H. on u visit to
frie,'tls in st. Louis, Mo.
DR.. q. h. Sar cl,et has removed his
residence to No. 10 West Granite
street, and will on Monday remove
his Office to No. X Granite street.
Mr.. F.. Il. Mcconnell, Western
Freight Agent Of the Union p ,cific,
ami ii member Of the banking Arm Of
He, I.vOwn;:c Il Co., j. in the city.
J:;-oh Loeb, Essl., Of Helena. ar
riv,d last night, on his way home
from Baltimore, whore he attended
The Sovereign Grand Lodge Of the
world 81 /. q. q. +.
ar. ". T. Hickey, who for the past
:,:rteen months has been actiny az
foreman Of the MINER newsroon,s,
which position he resigned two weeks
since, left on this mornings train for
Omaha. taking with him the best
wishes Of the management and at
attaches If this Office. Mr.. H., dur
ing his connect on with the MINER,
proved himself reliable, competent
and agreeable, ever uniformly Gun
Quoting himself with propriety, and
We chcerlully commend him to the
kindness and consideration Of those
among whom his lot may hereafter
be cast.
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10 The Ealitne q The MINER:
Our usually quiet aud orderly town
was slightly ruftlssl t:.is morning
from the even tenor Of her ways, by
the warlike attitude of . very angry
washerwon,an. who made y lively de-
,nand Tor back pay from, the high
toued cashier Of the Utah 4 Northern
and h. +. Whites favOrite clerk in
the forwarding house. Amer abusing
aud throwing billingxgxie. till the
noble youths were thoroughly sick
and wanted to die, they undertook
70 settle BY throwing the angry f.
male out, but. like Banquo's ghast,
she would not stay down, nor out,
but ruse more angry than ever, and
lickinE In the office door, she had
Der litale say, vowing tn repeat the
In short order. AOral:-Aiways pay
your washerwonsan.
:lisl Bros. 4 Fyhris's new brick
building b fxst approaching compile
ton. G. L. ThOnis0n's new brick Is
going up rapidly. Business h lively,
and everybody appears to le doing
we'll. and to be satisfied. The six
thousaud dollar school house will
sl,srtly be ready Tor bids. From
eight 10 ten cars Of merchandise src
received daily ut this place. Dig
flghts are nulneroa,s. Ye lM-al .! the
zf;bwse likes to play red chils, hut
white ones seeua % 1T bi~ case better.
All the hotels are full to overlooking,
ard everything h lovely and the
goose hanging high on the hanks Of
the BesveSheod. YOurs truly,
BNUwN.
BUTTE, Sept. -.
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The crownlng Of the Car OF Rus-
.;a ia a business upon which no Ger
tain Information can he had. Inc
Nuremberg Korrc*i'o,sd1eM sts!es
that It 10 the Empress Maria reodO'
rowna who alone stands In the way,
And that she continually insists upon
the postponenent Of the Emperor's
coronation. She holds fast tOthe con-
yiction that the Gar ought to ahd!-
cate in favor of his son. and wants to
ap,u,iut q regency over the present
Crown Prince who Was born In 1SGS),
and then to take up q permanent
residence in some foreign land, pre-
s,,u,ai,ly Germany or Denmark. In
the event of the coronation taxing
Mace she shrinks with natural terror
from sharing In it's dangerous honOns,
aimee she believes with dOginattc
assurance that an attempt must IN
evitai,ly te made upon the lars
life during the function. In Berlin
Court circles, OH the other hand, II is
thought the Cars coronation will
take place within the next few
weeks, but with Il siniplittCd aud d.
minjs|,e 4 ceremonial. Instead Of for
eivu princes, only the AM b'ssa.lors
of foreign states will I've invited, 1t Is
said. to witness the ceremony. AT
the same time the Moscow cores
DOudeut of the Barter NacArichte"
states that he learns that the Prelsa:
nations for the coronation are IN full
swing and that the kreinIin will he
ready for the ceremony as early as
the 18th Of September. The writer
knows, at any rate, that the work
men are lal,oriug hard at the prela'-
ration Of the building. Precaution-
ary measures are being taken In ev-
ery possible direction. The pOmp-
Gus entry into the Krenilin through
the Twerskaga street and under the
Spasskaja W0rota Porch Of Redemp-
tion ie IL lie omitted. A long pro.
ce~sion Is regarded ~ inadvisabie.
Stages for the spectators are to be
erected in the court Of the kremIin.
but they will only he one tier IN
height, which will greatly limit the
admissions. The day Of the corona
ton. he afIi:nls, is actually fixed for
the first Of October (l9tsi Of Scpte,a-
Ter, Old Style. which vii! fall upon
d Suaday.--Lo.a'"n f'0.'.
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III having I.cl, re:~rtet. tina: hal
left the Territory owing debt. l had
tailed to pay, l wish to state that
such reports are wholly malicious.
During my temporary absence 7 left
behind me but one debt, which was
fully secured Ivy mortgage. do not
wish to suffer from Islander, aud refe.
to Curtis l. Andricux, who hold the
only claim against NE. for particulars
conce, ming my financial integrity.
CHAS. q. FERRE!.I..
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The Catholic ladies' OF Helena Or

The Catholic ladies' OF Helena pre-
pose holding . fair for the benefit Of
the c!lurc;, and ncw college in that
city. At the fair, polls will be opened
and votes taken for the most pOpu-
lar Congressional nominee and fOf
the candidate for the treasury Of
Levi. aud Clarke county. The sue
ces,ful candidate for the former
oi,ire will receive q handsome morn
ing wrapper, and the latter will be
presented with an elegant gold head
ed cane, presented by Rev. Father
IDOLS Of this city.
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Notice for Proving Will.

Territory of Montana. County If Siiv.,
Row. ~. IN probate court III aIi t.r .ald
county. III the H:a:i"r ri Ia" t.:a,r d
Micia..: Roy, deceased. Nn'." iIr r;.!,;-a
t'U, Of time appointed for proving sill!
Pursuant Ia an tv,!cr III >;.i rII''. mia,leoc
the : tn day of Se!.:a".h"r. 4 J.. -. .lD.icr
l.: J, r. by Z ven ii.at w..,"'> ny lii" 81. .ay
Of !Et tier. 4. -. l.*.. ~" "..i'.';, T.. H. Of
~ III day. ~ thu r'p:.s rr III Oi - ,..Ii;, y.
the c,iy OF butte. IN ,!s counts u. Silver
iHW. ii9 t..n:! arpGi"t"i .s H., tn+ ani
:,ac.. ter 1ruyi'g IN. v III q: s.l3'i Mrl,a.!
Fey. decreased, uIni for hearing IL. ',ctlica.
,iu. oi sta i,!a> r. liii.nar :ny -. !.,r.
Il ~. 20; 'in ri ';'erI TT t:ir...:ary. when
2;,t; y here an: l"-:'r:l i,ts r..tt I..a, al.
pear a Il contest the sa;,r.
N.t.i hi. 18th day 81 E"p'''nb,.r, \. b.
IS? GALE. r.. IRVINE,
t'r,'a''. ."wn,l t..-nl.c!"cirrk.
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LARGEST Mill in the World.

The Alice sixty stamp mill is the
largest dry crus!:.. mill in the world.
aud wien the two Alice mill. arc
both running. the Alice C.'n:. ,:ny
are dropping ,iN'se STAMPS 80, :;mi
employing; nsore men IL liz. i: mills,
than any other contrary i'll the
world, which Uses the tir.,' process &:
reduction. The Mn.!ton AMI LEX
inston mills, each ~ STAMPS, are
probably tho next !urgc>i dry c,u.:i-
;..x
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Notice 70 Creditors

Estate Of At.c;i M.wIy. 'rr";s !.
Notice Il hereby given ~ H.. W. .,-. w,
tie administrator Tf tue ".'r.. OF Aiw..,,
Nnwry. deceased, to The ci editors 81 a,,i az
perss,sls having claims against IT,. h,d A.
ccaseh. 10 tx!Iib,t tncin. with IA. I.,r...,,.
vouchers, Within ten months alter VI. A.!
publica ION Of this notice. To- Tn. a!uin;.
ire Tor ut the Probate Court l,,;n. \, E".,.
CITY, In the ..sa,nty Of Silver Bow. <
EDWIN u. MATERNITY.
Administrator Of the estate .. A,x.r
Mowry. hp.,ta~el.
isA'.d this ilih day nf September. i~1.
1s;SsnSWSW
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TIE Incomo Of Royalty.

The Queen Of England's estate or
estates, i!any, are not crown proper
ty. The kens;ngton property,
bought by Prince Albert, is small.
which was sold l,y his agents In bull
ring lots, no doubt realizing hand:
SOME profit on the purchase. 1t will
fall into the hands Of tie heir ut the
expiration OF the lease Of nincty.uine
years. with all the buildings thereon.
We will now turn to the fixed in
come Of the other European crowned
heads. The Emperor OF Russia. s1,-
mo. 900; the Emperor Of Austria,
ETA, ,A)O; the Emperor Of Germany,
.ciW, tkJO; the King of Italy, 1900:
the Sultan, E35O, son: the King Of
Spain, 3OO, 900; the King Of Portugal,
el5O,WN These sums represent the
English pound sterling. The persons
who gruHnhle about the Queens in
come being 80 large. forget that the
people. representatives voice: the
SUM If e:s65, lhN per year to the Queen
As AT equivalent for all she re!in-
Richmond Wig.
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Local News.
From Sundays Daily.

Nv 0OOoV ~~sS
The petit jury were excused at
nooa, In the District G 'urt. until
Monday morning.
Our Dillon correspondent, whose
ftoet name b Brotn, graphically re-
lateD oceusrenees in Dillon. Come
agaiD. Brown.
The District Court adjourned, after
the afternoon session. to Monday
morning 1t 0 o'clock, to allow MEM
ben Of the court to attend the corner
Stone ceremonies.
Proposals. are invited for building
the upper story Of the Minen' Onion
hall, up 70 next Tuesday, the Sd, at
So'clock p. m. Builders should take
notice and govern themselves Accord
iugly. See notice In another column.
Il h.s l,sen suggested that Judge
T. n. Pomeroy, (;rand Master Of
1(asons Tor Montana, coming from
the isIectsd smallpox district Of Mis-
SCALA, should have been guaranteed
from coming into the city. The
Judge has - many friends in Butte
that health regulations lose their
force In his case.
Deputy Sheriff Fish left Tor Deer
Lolee this morning with three pris-
oosss sentenced In the District
Court yesterday. Clarence Earl and
Wn. Willian,sen, for grand larceny
- to the valley for . residence Of
three years. and VIM. Thompson for
the same olIense will be . Territorial
guest for the term Of five year,.
Mr.. Longmaid's riding horse,
which Wa hitched Ut . post at the
concentrator, was taken by some per-
ssu unknown about noon yesterday
and ridden away rapidly up tho
Pipestooe road. The officers were
Immediately notified and started in
psnuit A description Of the indi-
vidual belng givea to Mr.. Shields, he
gave Il ~ his decided opinion that
the horse appropriation WAS none 9th
or than his absconding clerk.
Arrangements are being made for
the produeliou ofthe Cantsta oflueen
Esther In this place shortly. 1t Is
undeSto0d that Miss King, who
formerly delighted Montana audien-
90 BY her sweet singing and cultiva-
ted voice, and hss since Travelled
Europs under instruction, will take
the part Of Queen Esther. The pre-.
liminasy meeting 70 perfect arrange
menls viii be held In the basement
q the Presbyterian Church Monday
svsnias.
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Prem eur Regular Cosrcsr os,dene.

Prem eur Regular CosresI Ondsnt.
Prot. Chas. A. Hoyt, aassyer fos
the H. e. n. Co. Is no longer bach
slor. Hin wife aud two boys now
keep him company.
The two children Ut J. Il. Rey-
noids, Laura and huh, who were at
The Sacred Heart Academy, Ogden,
have returned.
A number Of the sn,elter workmen
have been III. MesMs. Bowyer and
Culbestson are still suffering from
typhoid fever, but under DR.. Sh.'rn's
care will recover.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Widowson, the
eourtet % mail carrier and express
man between here and MeIrose, las
kindly taken charge Of what mail Is
too Lite for the evening trip. The
thanks Of the MINER correspondent
and many others are due him.
The side Of . blizzard struck here
on Thursday and II looks like real
winter. There II considerable snow
st the couccntrat3r, am.l Lion City
hes long since had Oh lis winter
clolhes.
Chas. IT. Jameson. late If Indian
apolis, has lelt here t. start n bakery
% Butte.
H. y. Libby now has charge of the
Hecla blacksmith shop, Sim Dexter
having gone 10 the Concentration.
The Metho.lists, under the lead sof
Rev. llr. Metxner, will establish a
church 1t Mclrsxe.
The infant NON ii Jas. Galusl,a
died last week of typhoid fever. The
funeral services held Sunday were
conducted BY the grandfather, Rev.
H. G. Duncan.
I'hs Hospital Association met re-
Gently ut Lion City and unanimously
elected the former officers.
The members Of the Methodist
Church have been holding an ice
cream festival and oyster supper,
which 20 Gar has been very success-
ful.
Clas. w. Rich let Friday nlorl,-
ing fos New York, having heard tia:
his mother wss seriously H..
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Ranch and Crop :ur Sal.
Notice to Crr:!itO :

E;xiat. q: 'Gra l.. Hak.. dr, ...,. w.,
IL hereby atven by III. Eiadrr>-r., ad'..er
is,,s', r., :" IT, 81 Corr L. ralra ss..
c;airxx ny;.ir: tie aid .,.c.a >.,l 4. .,'n's
th.H, with III: ntr"r s"ry v,rlc!,..,, wi,i
!sa,r months after the frat ,i:,.,,cai.'.,"'
this Notice. to Sac sal. :.,i,n,i j.,,.:,' ~
E.tte ciiy. " r.. IN IL" rai,,r 81 ST., ~
Bow OLIVER u. J. fH"H,V'ii;N.S"
Adm nixtr1tOr 81 viz" estate ~ C,s,
Hale, aeccHseti. ..,,.>vs,'
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Exhibit No. 4.
IXrEHl,:rCHx TO DATE.
TERRITORY OF MoHrASA.p

e., niy u: xtlvcr Vow.
k.:win Il Waterbury tei"g du!v Swora.
says that tlic FIRE Os' Exhibits ..f i,.e IS.
tales 1T +. 4. Gnnir!c;,. J.nn Cava,ar:h.
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18TH ,lay OF September. \. y Ks.
CALEB f.. IRVINE.
serliG:-yW Probate Judge.
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cabbage upon which are seventeen
well developed heads, all about the
same size, each measuring nine
inches I'm circumference.