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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-20
,uC4L BRENIriEs.


noislriCt youIl y'st''"'N'
,nmnrrs NJ new residences going
i",..rnt Is nightly encouraging
.,,.mber that the Examiner job
no. doing most excellent printing.
r.. E>Mi>nE Job room is prepared
','t inc best work on the shortest
r,s,.ct wood in Waco -titlens in
.,,ita ,u jhr. hupnc,s OF the lrphyrs
mmm tue awth
u... thieves are opra'ing about
LA e..,urrod ull two iluv animal.
.,urIui-tH's ago
r. sidewalk At the corner Of Sixth
,t,I,r,,hu. streets is undergoing a
1NgI.l Improvement
r,,. wide rXpansc ct water opposite
'r,,ir, house Oh Franklin street might
o'.,o,rrted into a fish pond.
r,. dust is cncctwalS ltiI now, but
nm CONTINUES to puu, down upon
h'ug ,,nI Yesterday it viii soon again be-
@inea,cend'n''
rI,s recorder only had "a single de-
nj Yesterday and he Was charged
..I,t G,ng drunk and lined >. W amt the
,.9'. artompanimenls.
.,.. licenses. yrrr i.-u,,t vr.tn,-
-ha,t'!E' ,'I,,,rI- and Mn INN,
day 10 h.J 'I..',, V,Isnp.,r,I Nrs I.I,ir,!,
pJhWo.' ~ N,,.ris NAL III. n Sh..J
NIIsol' W.
,.,nupo man from llllshoro while
.,ri.i Tuesday dropped SO from Iii /
l,.st.wnilc walking along the streets. |
G,rr. were only two hlll>, a ten and tive.
A load Of waltrlnrI"hN, something /
rIr II this sea- OH. was Ecu on H't
net, yrs'rrIHy' lntS we're hu', lhrGe |
nl luscious loohl'E III" were S""h Soo-
hhup
.r....,r.p,,l an Franklin street over
p'5d,. hotel sewer leading TO the
lIe Ias c.N,,I In in many nlIres and /
G n...l'I h, attended to before some dam /
.!tresN'lS'
Anew llNr cent cigar mas o'tn MIRO
jupd 10 Wac" ,lhoNrIS i'h" " 'lt O'a,
utWiuuch. lht popular uI"g sl"It VI .
CA,ly', MOI Ilson 20; - le'u,l'" ''tI,s
Orit sid lt- designation Is l"''''i
pulG
Tho Missouri Pacific train. south |
..,i was about live minutes behind /.
,. t .ys.trr,b,y. hnt the report had spread |
'-ol2h own va" ~ vas ,,',' " ,,ntting
iI many P'19''
'H'Os"'"''
Tile ,ma-hiHg OF a looking glass dur |
rglhp progress ut a family move ycstcr- |
,l disturbed the ,quanimity ut both
lH,er and hou~chuluer. There are old
.r+fsttluns connected with the breaking
o.ookiug glasses.
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The iiucst cologne Try 1t at
CARTER N WILL ,MsuN'-,
~ Austin Avenue.
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SOIL. =.


IT- We refer by permission to Waco
State Bank, Waco National Bank
and state Central Bank.
The following is - partial li-t Of
property we are now oncrmg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-10-20

DansIgerS Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powders are "A sure and safe cure tor all
mularial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their mrrita Tor the past thirty years prin-
cipally in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials. which can
be had on application. Price u per box,
Can be- sent by mail. For sale by Castles.
Morrison ~ Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen
trial IuXas.-OlUidly
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Silk, Alpaca, Sa"illa and Bingham TN
bIcllts at sanger Bros
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.wir5 Wave tine beet 5-.eni cigar 20
the CITY. clear Havana filler, 10. A. I'''N
lU-lilW
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Opera glasses Ion sale or rent, ut
LrNINsN ~ AlHEN'-.
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'ir Nhctpl Cheapm Pure Cocoa
.rrH Fucker Willis
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Ladies' iul regular made hnlbrIg 3inr
hose nt - cent. II pair at Sanger Brus.-tc
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Three thousspd acres choice Brazos
lands, situated : to u miles southeast OF
this city AMI west OF the river; about one
third In cultivation, with tenement houses.
steam yin ndpr,ss, grist mill and other
Appliances; unr-third In rich valley ines
quite prairie, aud the balance in timber
tie whole unsurpassed lur stock and agri-
cultural purposes. sales IN tracts TO suit
buyers.
Three thousand. three hundred and
rghiN-iour acres choice grazing Lands in
starr county.
six lots on south Third street, this city.
For further particulars, address
j. ". DOwNS,
Executor Ot the Estate OF W. W. Downs,
deceased. S.2ydw.
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tmonry by taking yom lob work to
"wINts lnu room.
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.. money by taking your job work
hANusH Job room.
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The greatest bargain Doc tr"l- i"'
goods Ut u HaDer--lo-''e
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l5.CtNT COLUMN.

Save money by taking your job work
TO the Examiner job room.
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.','rrIDt md fancy wooden under
"'N''' TO M uch, ut sanger Bros.
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Austin street, bet. ltnhn9d sixth.
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No - Three acres lust beyond the
Burmry place, - beautiful building
site, tor sale chru,.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20

DR. Bearup Is aggrieved at commu-
nication which appeared in this weeks
Post, from J. c. Johnston, of Wyoming,
charging the doctor with not possessing
that degree Of skill necessary to success
fully practice his profession, that OF
dentistry. The doctor informs us that
the defect in the filling of Mr.. Johnson's
teeth arose from the fact that, without
his knowledge, different mixture had
been put in the amalgam bottle by the
doctors then partner. DR.. Bearup says
that had an opportunity been afforded
him, he would gladly have refilled Mr.
Johnston's teeth. The doctor has hand
ed US for duplication the following vol
untarv testimonial from a gentlemen,
whom he treated:
In reply to the article headed Grievance
in this weeks issue of the Post, l want to
state that the so-called dentist, DR.. A. A.
B,arup, filled four teeth for me on or about
Sept. 22nd, which were satisfactory in every
respect. | also state that l have had skill
full dentists operate on my teeth before, nut
none giving satisfaction as no.
Yours respectfully,
Jos. GINsBERo,
Billings, NJ. T.
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TERRITORY VIZ. FRANCIS NJ. MEASA

This man was charged with beating his
wife. The charge WAS made some weeks
ag". since which time the vie has obtained
a divorce. Defendant found guilty and
sentence deferred.
TERRITORY vs.. LAKE HARTMAN.
Defendant was charged with assaulting
\. y. jacobson. He was fined $40 and
costs. Notice Of appeal was filed on his
behalf PlAtt for territory, Wilde for de-
fendant.
TERRITORY vs.. MAUpE $. CARTER.
The defendant is colored lady, and was
named after the celebrated trottcr on ac-
count of being so fast She was charged
with disturbing the peace on Saturday
evening. On the advice of her counsel,
Sam Wilde. she pleaded guilty, and was
tired s. ami cos,s.
TERRITORY vs.. LESLEY JASPER
Defendant Was charged with disturbing
the peace on Saturday night He pleaded
not guilty and will be tried tomorrow
afternoon,
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Beef Slaughtering Establishment Propo-
sition of tho Marquis de Morea.
From Saturdays Daily.

FROM Saturua!s Daily.
Pursuant to notice in yesterday ever
ings HERALD, q meeting of citizens Was
held in the court house last night to con.
slider proposition submitted by the Mar.
quis dc Mores to establish beef slaughter.
ing and rcfrigeratng establishment here.
As scarcely two hours notice was given OF
the meeting it was not so numerously At
tended as it otherwise would have been.
Among those present were H. II. Mund
c. Z. Barney, Col. Whitney, Col. Pike. J.
r. Hathaway, +. b. Camp. Geo. b. Hulme.
John McGinness Col. Rowley, James
Fraser, J. A. Babcock, f. H. Foster, Geo,
Hayes, John X. King, DR.. Parker, H.
Tyrell and Walter Matheson.
II. II. Mund occupied the chair, and
stated the proposition made by the Marquir,
which was in effect as follows: The people
OF Billings to give him the ii lie to 100 acres
of land near town betweel, the bluffs and
the river, secure him free access to and
from it, erect an ice house capable of hold
ing 5000 tons of ice and pnt up that guam
tlty of ice in it. On condition that this il
done he agrees to pay for the ice house by
the lst of July next and by the same time
erect a large slau.htering and refrigeratinx
establishment OH the land given him, and
carry on that business in it,
After some discussion regarding ways
and means, it was resolved to accent the
prOuOSttiOn and John Y Kiur 4 II r..
ter, J. r. Halfway, Geo b. Hulme and J.
A. Babcock were appointed committee to
ascertain the cost of the land required and
the cost of erecting the ice house, and wait
upon the citizens to ascertain what amount
would be subscribed towards the scheme.
This committee went to work this forenoon
and met with gratifying success. and it
now looks as if there were a good pros
pect of having this large sIaughtering and
refrigerating business established in the
immediate vicinity Of Billings
Its location here would prove a great
conv nience for stock men, who would
find ready sale for their cattle, instead
of having to ship them by rail to 4 dis
tant market. 1t would also be source of
wealth to the town, as besides employing
a considerable number of men, it would
tend further to make Billings the head
center for cattle men from q large sur
rounding district, and other industries,
such rs soap aud glue factories would
necessarily follow in its wake.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20
THE EVIDENCE.

f. II. keeny, sworn: My home is in
Socorro, n ~; business. that ofminer; ar
rived in Junction. NJ. T., on the 10th of
October, 1883; came from st. Paul. MIMI,
in company with A. +. Moore; occupied
the same room and slept in same bed with
Moore on the night of the 10Th; got up on
the morning of the llth first told Moore
that would wait for him in the dining hall
down stairs: got tired waiting for him; ate
break fast and went up town; came back in
few minutes, went up to our room and
found Moore lying on the floor dead;
heard noise like a report of a gun while
eating breakfast
Chas f.. Robinson sworn: Am cook at
the Junction Hotel. Junction, NJ. r.; about
8 O'Clock on the morning Of the llth of
October, (this mornins) heard pistol re
port but paid no attention to it; saw Mr.
Keeny como into the hotel little while
after heard the shot and go up stairs; in
asked for Joe Reed, tho proprietor Of the
hotel; Reed not being III ! went up stairs
with keeny and saw Moore lying on the
floor dead. and an open valise with pistol
in it.
James Moor. sworn: Am a waiter at the
Junction hotel, Junction City. NJ. T.; saw
Moore awe last on the night of the 10th
.fS Get al,t,, l,a 5,,no- i,sfa- tLe hotel about
morning heard a noise like the report of
gun; paid no attention To it; Mr.. keeny
was eating breakfast at the tincl heard the
noise after catin, he went out of the house.
DR.. A J. Hog. sworn: Am prac.;a'ns
p!,v,ician at Jurciiou. VI. T.; made post
mortem examination Of the body OF y. 1.
Moore, found dpa | in a room at the juno
ton hotel. Junction City, NJ. T.. on the
mcrninc of the llth of October 1883; found
a gun shot wound on person of deceased:
ball entered he head near the right temple
about half an inch in front of the ear,
passed through his head and logged under
the scalp on the left side about back of the
ear In my opinion death was ln>tan-
taneous.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
That 4. r. Moore came to his death from
the effects of gun shot wound inflicted by
his own hands.
f. A. CHRESr,
H. NJ. WILLIAMS,
c. l.. Brown,
H. A SEARLEs,
A. q. HOWELL,
MARVIN PRATT,
Jurors.
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PROBATE COURT.
From Mondays Daily:

From Mondays Daily:
To-day has been a species of field day III
this court, the following cases having been
disposed of:
CALEB RICH vs. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
This was an action to recover the value
Of COW killed by the railway. The COM
pany demurrsd to the complaint. The
plaintiff confessed the demurrer, and was
given ten days to plead. Wilde for plain
tiff, Platt for deft
TERRITORY ys. M'CARrER.
Assault and battery on Lesley Jasper on,
Saturday. Defendant found guilty and
fined $40 and trimmings.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20

Tons of telegraph wire have recently
been delivered in this city by the Northern
Pacific, for the extension west OF Western
Union lines, which are to DO trlpllcated y.
As soon as the multiplied through lines are
in place all the telegraph business (includ-
ing the Associated Press reports) OF Mon
tana, Idaho, Washington territory ana
Oregon will be transferred to the northern
parallel. Helena is to be made repeating
office, with force Of from fifteen TO elgh'
teen operators.-[Helena Herald.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
The committee appointed At the public
meeting, held on Friday night. have wal.
ed on our citizens and ascertansd the gen.
sral sentiment regarding the Marquis De
Mores proposition to erect q beef slaugh-
tsrins and refriseratins establishment in
Billings, and have embodied it in the fol-
lowing letter. which H. H. Nund, Prssi-
dent O. the Board of Trade has forwarded
to the Marquis:
BILLINGS. Oct. -, 1883.
Marquis lie Mrrcs. Little Missouri:
Dear c:o,;na, and am authorIzeu On
hell behalf to 'mmlalcate to ysu the
conditions ualer which they ar. willing
to meet your wishes.
They will furnish you about ls) acres Of
land, the title to which shall be held i'll
trust for You until the expiration of Ave
years, at the end of which time the land
shall b.come abs slutely yours, provided
that during that time your works shall
have been in continuous operation (such
seasons Of the year at which it may be
ilnpractieable to work, Of course, excspted)
and should you, for any reason, abandon
your enterprise for the space of one year.
the land to revert to the citizens OF Bill.
lings, except such cessation of operations
shall be by consent of the citizens.
They further require that you shall give
security. satisfactory to the representatives
Of the citizens. that you will erect the
slauxhterins establishment so as to be in
operation by the first day of July. 1884,
and the buildings, etc. to be in accord
ance with the plans and specifications ex-
hibited by you in Billings.
They s.so require security from You thst
you will pay for the ice house and Ice, at
cost las agreed upon by both partie.) on or
before July lst, 1884.
These points will indicate our views.
and in accordance with them We will pre-
pare and sign contracts should you sccspt.
OF course We should guarantee the right
Of way, etc.
1t may seem from the foregoing that We
lack conf lence in you. but such Is not the
case. There are quite 4 number of persons
interested for whom few OF us have been
acting, and further than this, We shall
have to account to them for the faithful
expenditure Of their funds.
We may further say that We estimate
the entire cost Of land, building and Ice to
he about ST., 900. and We can not expect
| parties to make an outlay like this without
ample security Should you not take the
| ice next summer it would be almost total
loss, there being no sale for such guam
tity, and especially not in the place where
it would be located.
Please let us hear soon.
On behalf of the citizens, | remain,
Yours respectfully,
H. II. MUND.
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TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Clark vs.. Anderson ct al. Demurrer to
cross complaint filed. Submitted to court
and overrulcd and defendants ordered to
plead lnstantcr
Territory vs.. Chas. Cunningham Defen-
dant entered plea of guilty of assault
and battery"
Territory vs.. Fred Swectman. The dis
trict attorney reported that he had exam
ined into the cause of complaint and found
no cause Of action. A nolle prosequi was
entered. defendant discharged and sureties
released.
The grand jury returned a true bill in the
case of heterritory vs. w. J. Bennett, and
two true bills in the case of Chas f. Jones.
one for burglary and one for grand larceny
Territory VS.. Macarthur. Verdict of jury
"not guilty"
Harwood obtained leave t file amen,lc
complaint and make Joseph Landre party
defendant
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS:
K. T. Allen was admitted to practice as
al attorney uutil he can make al appica-
tion to the supreme court
Territory vs.. Bennett. Defend was
called, and not appearing, a warrant for his
arrest was issue |. On being brought into
6 lnrt he was arraigned and given today to.
keep him in custody until bail was give
in $500 The case was continlel until
next court and bali liked at $500.
Dewey vs. Burke. An action of replevin
to recover a team of mules sol ''y f. w.
Bro wn former partner of plaintiff 3 to
defendant. The judge held that the
mules never belonged to Brown AMI ac-
cordinsly gave judgment that p'aintllf
should retain possession of the mules.
In the case against {. T.. Jone, the case
wa. continued and bail fixed at $500. and
prisoner ordered to he sent to Bozcman
Jail.
Territory VS.. c. 4. Anderson. Wilde
addressed the court on behalf of defendant.
Sentence, three years in tersi'orisl prison.
Gallatn Jail designated as such prison.
Territory VS.. Cunningham. Sentence,
three months in jail
The bonds of the county commissioners
were examined and approved.
On motion of J. X. Goss, an order was
granted for an order for all election to Ce-
eide whether or not sections ) and 33, the
original tswnste of Billings, should be
incorporated as a town.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20

A new and most peculiar quality hss
been discovered in tho water at Hunters
Springs. 1t possesses the rare property OF
colorinx glass through and through deli
cato pink color. Fragments Of clear white
fiiut glass immersed few hours III the
mineral waters become covered With beau
tiful amethystine hue, which is not on the
surface alone. but is disseminated uniform'
" throughout the glass.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20

To quiet the alarm of the public IS to
the imm media.sly dangerous character OF
the brands of Baking Powders containing
Ammopia and Alum, in unsafe quantities,
Scientists say that if proper care is e1er-
ciscd moderate use Of either may not
prove perceptivsly harmful. The brand
that is pure and wholesome is DR.. frlces
Cream Baking Powder
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20

No houSekesper who has favored = CAKE,
pudding or cream with DR.. Prices Special
Fiayoriny EXTRACTS, will ever return to the
use . the cheap tiavoring extracts that
flood the market One trial will satisfy
that for purity and delicions natural flavor
DR.. Prices are alone in the market.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20
From SATURDAYS Daily:

From Saturdays Daily:
Mcdonald vs.. French. This case came
up by way of appeal from the probate
court, and was dismissed on general prln-
ciplss, the jud d;yment remainin. in favor OF
plaintiff. Allen AMI Go lard for plaintiff
and T.. n. Harsool for defendant.
Mccormick vs. Roth This action was
brought to forecloss mortgage. de-
murrer to the complaint was sustained and
plaintiff allowed to amend.
This closed the business of the court.
Judxe Wade. Col. johnson, and 7. K. Ed
wards, distric. attorney left for home on
the evening train. The Judge Compliment
Cd John Tinker, deputy clerk Of the court
on the neat manner in which the books Of
the court were kept, compliment well dc
served, as all. who have occasion to refer
to them will testify. The Judge also said
that the holding of this court had been
pleasure to him instead Of = labor, from
ths intelligence of the juriss the prompt
ness of the attorneys and the good order
manifested generally. 1t will certainly be
gratifying to the people OF Yellowstone
county to know that 80 good an impression
was produced on the mind Of disinter-
sstsd Judge. at the first district court held
in the county.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20

Rumor says that trouble with the In,
,lians is brewing at Glendive.
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DISTRICT COURT.
From Fridays Daily.
WEDNESDAY PROCEEDINGS.

From Fridays Daily.
WEDNESDAYS PRocEE,INGs.
Charles Cunningham, against whom a
true bill was found. was brought into
court and being unable to employ conn
sci, the court appointed +. NJ. Proctor,
to defend him.
Territory vs. Charles SawtelI The
grand jury returned 'no true bill" The
defendant was committed some months
ago. charged with obtaining money by
false pretenccs by pcrsonating a brake
man on the Northern Pacific and draw
ing his pay.
Territory vs. Frank Il. Carroll. This
defendant has been in Miles City Jail for
! some time ona charge of stealing some
clothing in this town before Custer
county was divided. No evidence be-
ing forthcoming the grand jury found
'no true bill'' and the sheriff was order
ed to telegraph the sheriff of Custer
county to discharge the defendat.
Ames vs.. Carpenter. This cas- was
continued by consent of parties. 1t in
volved u disputed account.
Frank Bellizia was granted certifi-
cate of citizenship on the evidence of
J. Pelletiari and Joseph Cugno, as to
residence, etc.
William Quirk, vs.. Heman Clark and
J. B. Westbrook. Action for debt, re-
ferred by agreement to Judge McGin-
ness.
kalkman VS.. Town & Burke. Action
for debt; tried by jury. Case heard
and submitted to jury by agreement of
counsel without argument. The jury
found verdict for plaintiff for $25 and
costs.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-10-20
Suicide at Junction.

On the morning of Thursday last the
report of Il pistol was heard IN a bed
room IN the Junction Hotel, ut Junction
City. On entering the room the specta-
tors were Mortified to find the lifeless
form Of A. T. Moore, who had appar
emily committed suicide by placing Il re-
volver to his temple and blowing his
brains out. An inquest was held by DR..
Hoag of Junction, coroner of this county
through whose courtesy we are enabled
to give the following report of the evil
dence given at the inquest and the ver-
dict rendered.:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-27
MCMUiNN'S ELIXIR OF
- RE. II NEE

rs THE PURE EXTRACT FROM THE DRUG
/ from which all the hurtful properties are re.
moved and the medical ones retained. No headache,
costivenCss or sickness Of the stomach attend its
nse- HrIce SN GENTS All drrlcrgists mi Il vTnThS