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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-16

TN. ZIpF received letter the other
day from Boise, stating that Mrs. D.
B. Kirnmel, who submitted to very
crttleal surgical operation-the re-
snfixal of the left mammary gland
ab0nt two weeks ago, is doing splen-
dolly, and will he able to be up and
around in few days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-16

NORTH idaho wants a wagon road
completed from Little Salmon Mead
ows to Slate creek, distance of fifty
miles, so that the mails for that sec
ton will go direct from Boise City in
stead Of going through Oregon and
Washington Territory. Private en-
terprise will construct nine miles OF
the most costly part of this road the
coming aummer-from the Harry Ma
son place on Snake river to Slate creek
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.

DISTRICT Court will convene here
M Monday.
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lHe Warrens correspondent of the
Statesman says quartz at that place is
90 tne improve. George Rebold & Co.
are working the Charity mine and TAX
Ing cut some high grade rock. Hon.
n. 3 Wiley is working the old Knott
,mlne,a which is rapidly developing into
- nrst-elass property. Two tunnels
have been run on the ledge at a depth
sof nifty aud ore hundred feet respect,
lively from the surface, and aggregat-
Ing over six hundred feet in length.
y shaft is now being sunk to connect
tha upper with the lower level. When
this i completed there will be enc
thousand tons of good milling ore
open for stoping The Tramp mine,
, the property of Charles johnson, who
'uIcided at that place last fall, is idle.
, awaiting the administrators sale. 1t
, sa very promising mine; the rock
worked last fall going $40 per ton.
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g&E Basin mail is now carried on
eback. Roads TOO rough for stag
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FRANK MILLER, a lawyer, and one o

FRANK MILLER, a lawyer, and one of
the pioneers of this place, arrived at
Boise last Sunday, from Michigan
Frank left here about twelve years
ago. He has many old friends in the
Basin who will be glad to see him
TO will be up here in a few days on a
visit and says he will probably locate
here. Hope so. Your friends here
Frank. will give you a cordial well
come.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-16

WARREN TAYLOR, Sam Doran and A.
Stratls went down to Lower Payette
yesterday, the former two to work on
Stevenson & Mobiles irrigating canal.
StIaus took down his five span OF
mules, which with six other long
cared quadrupeds will be hitched to
the big pillow to be used in scoopiDg
Out the canal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-16

JACK WYATT informs the Statesman
thatJlis boy made tho discovery last
week that wild flowers were in bloom
and That he gathered quite bunch OF
them That's nothing. Flowers have
ba6tIin bloom for several days way
up here in the mountains. They polk
"a their heads up as soon as the
ground was bare.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
A SINGULAR CASE.

4 wife's Two HusbaudS Claim Her
EhiId-A wheeling Case From Bridge.
port.
An interesting case will be tried to-day
at Wheeling in which Bridgeport parties
are interested. 1t appears that John w.
Fl athswsy, of Bridgeport, was married in
1877 to Miss Eliza Mcdaniel, also residing
there. They had little girl named Anna
$, and separated about one year after.
wards, Mrs. Hathaway taking the child.
About two years ago she married Wheel.
lug man by the name of VIM. Murrell, 8
coal miner, residing in Wheeling. She
died some months ago, and Hathaway has
demanded the child. He has been granted
habess corpus and it is thought will have
no trouble in getting the child.
Mrs May Alexander and son Askew. o.
Kansas City, arrived last night, aud are the
guests OF Hon. Ross J. Alexander.
Misses Clara Carroll and Mary Troll, Of
ST. GAINESVILLE, also Msjor Neiswanger.
were visiting friends here yesterday,
Bridgeport is rather torn up over the
Lily.
ON Wednesday night the Bridgeport
Reading Club elected ottic. rs for the com.
ing year, as follows: President, Mr.. May;
Vice President, George Mckee; Secretary,
ID. h. Clark; Treasurer, Msyor Junkins;
Room Committee, VIM. Turner, Joseph
McConahey and Charles Coftiand; Speaker,
Henry Crawford.
Miss Maud Heatherington, OF Bellaire, is
the guest of the Misses Mitchell.
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BENWOoD BRI.LIANTS.
News Notes and Personal Mention In
Attractive Perm.

Special 10 the Register.
BESwooD, December 6-Captain Cline, OF
the steamer Princess, was in town yester.
day.
Mrs. Roberts, OF Huntsville, Ohio, is Wis
iting Mrs. +. Bowers, OF this place.
Mr.. John Carpenter, OF the Buckeye
State, purchased the Farley farm in Mar
shall county, some time ago, TO which
place be removed his family and chattles
yesterday.
Quite q pleasant surprise party was given
last evening at the residence OF Mr.. ]. Will
liams. Ii was rendered his charming
daughter. Miss Sallie, by coterie OF friends
from Bcllsire.
Mr.. McClennahen, who was in jured by .
fall at Bodley's wagon shop, was reported
as resting better yesterday.
The choir OF the Methodist Church are
practicing q cantatta for Xmas.
The mumps still rsge, not only among
the children, but among the grown people.
also.
Frank McJIton returned home. yester
day, from brief trip TO Washington and
Baltimore.
Col. Jake Kempie, from the present ont.
look. will have q large and appreciative
audience at his lecture on Friday evening.
Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs. II. Peabody
will visit in Wheeling to-day.
The spike machine in the nail factory
broke down last week and 10 under repairs
J. ID. Reilly, OF Floral Home, wasin town
yesterday.
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PARKERsBURG SENSATION.
InvestigatioD of Alleged Crook edness
in the CITY Clerks Office.

A gentleman Just from Parkersburg said
to REGISTER reporter, yesterday, that sem
sstion was in progress in that city which the
papers have. for some reason, carefully sup
pressed. Il seems that member OF the
committee on finance OF the city council
Lad urearthed Whist is alleged to be crook
edness in the city clerk office. He had
reported it, and the committee was now
engaged in investigating the books and pa.
pers oil the Office. The city clerk is Frank
B. Toothaker, who was elected in 1879, and
has been serving consecutive terms until
the present time. The commit
tee is examining as far back as
1881, and the Petersburg gentleman said
they hsd discovered frauds covering sew.
eral hundreds OF dollars. The modus
operandi was described as follows: The
finance committee, in auditing bills, would
set down the names and the amounts oppo-
site the clerk would make the footing and
draw q check for the total, which the
Mayor would countersign, after comparing
with the footing. The charge is that Tooth.
sker had raised these footings and, after
paying out the different amounts. convert
ed the balance to his own use. This had
been going on for some time and the com.
mittse is now engaged in investigating no v
long and to what extent.
Mr.. Toothaker was always very popular
in Parkersburg and is highly connected in
this city. Some OF his relatives will 60
down to see about this charge.
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SHOWED ASIDE
To Wait on the wheeling and Harris.
burg Railroad.

To Wait on the wheeling aud Harris
burg Railroad.
The Committee on Railroads met last
night for the purpose Of taking action on
3 petition from the B. & .. railroad COM
psny. The purport of the petition Is that
the company wishes to lay another track
west OF their present track, for the purpose
of using it as main track and using the
present, eastern track, as a switch, to &C.
commodate patrons of the road, so that
lumber and other freights can be unloaded
by their patrons. Mr.. Bingel moved to
defer action on the petition until the SUBJ
committee (which be claimed had been ap.
pointed to confer with the b. & o. officials
in relation TO the gates al the crossings
made some report The chairman claimed
no such committee had been appointed.
The entire matter was finally, on motion
OF Mr.. Wilson, laid over until the 9th day
of January next. Mr.. Wilson stated his
reasons for making this motion, which are
as follows: There is now a project on foot
for the entrance OF a new railroad into the
city, and il the matter be laid over for
thirty days he was informed, that the new
project would be in definite shape and
something official heard from it. The re-
porter was informed after the meeting,
that the road about to enter this city was
the Wheeling and Harrisburg road, and
that everything was being done to hasten
the road here
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BELLsIRE NEWS.
Ger<raI rewn Astters-.A Ghost Ses
rIed-PersouAl.

lle0-fefsOu1I.
Amos Tsrbet, who was arrested on Tues
day night for stealing horses, plead guilty
Yesterday, and was taken to St. Clsirsvilie
IN default Of 81 500 bail. Marsha Drugan
escorted him out.
Thoe. Tsppen. an engraver at the goblet
works. returned to work yesterday, alter
lsyipg off several days on account OF hay
ing finger mashed.
The sfatiPg rink continues to draw
largely. Ed. Kelly, John Rankin and
Charley Husbands who will compete for
the silver plated roller skates, did some
Ispii work on Wednesday night, in ten
lap dash. Rankin made il in 2:25, hus-
band 2:O5, ard Kelly not quite the dis
farce in ISL. one Bellaire man says he
gees every night 10 see Phil. Helsley per
10, III wonderful fests on the skates.
A Joint stock company has been organ.
z.d at Cent,eviile with t. J. Ault and
Tbos. Kinney at the head OF 1t. They Will
60 tu Southern Kansas and engage in sheep
raising.
]. =. Lytle. ID. D., of Ssgo, will preach in
The l.. I. church on Friday evening ana
Saturday siterHoon and Sunday morning.
Communion after the. services on sunday
morning.
The First ward has ghost. 1t is this
kind of q one. A lady residing in that
wsrd covers herself with muslin, then ap
pears in the back yard of her neighbors.
This she did the other night and frighteu-
.u.d a lady so badly that death is looked
FOR. hair pulling is also threatened and
il is safe TO say that the female ghost will
not appear again.
Wliber Snively, Esq, who has been on
The sick list for some days, is on the mend.
Mr.. r. T. Myers, Of 81. Clairsyille. was in
The city yesterday calling on friends.
A festival will be held tonight at the
residence OF Mr.. Row, on Gravel Hill, for
the benefit of the Gravel Hill Sabbath
school.
Mrs. OFT Bridgeman is laid up with
rheumatism.
A reunion of the high school graduating
class will be held at The home OF MISS
Jennie Stewart, on Gravel Hill, on the 2Ith
of the month.
Mr.. VIM. H. Meek left yesterday after
noon for Parsons, Kansas, summoned by
The illness OF his mother.
Messrs. Wallace, Tate, Clrich, WAGNER
and other mill men Of this city will re-
move their families to Brilliant as soon as
ID. can procure houses.
The much needed springs for the street
cars have arrived.
Mrs. J. 4. Naylor continues improving.
MIR. Oswald Schick, prominent barber
OF bridgeport, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Miss Jennie Westlake has returned from
a pleasant visit TO Steubenyille.
Mr.. Charley Gill is back from the South
looking well.
No school was held in the First ward yes
terdsy on account OF the darkness.
Mr.. Thos Dickens has sold his meat shop
10 Mr.. Henry Piper.
Mrs. Lot. Stephens, OF Mingo, IS the
guest Of Mr.. VIM. Munslow, of the Fourth
ward.
A child of Mr.. Charley Myers is very sick
The pudding department at the Bril-
liant mill resumes next Monday, under
the management Of Mr.. Lewis Clohr, OF
Belaire.
The powder house is about completed
aE0 is q credit TO the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
THE COMETS COURSE.
Present Whereabouts of the Heavenly
SisiiOr-BapidIy Increasing In Bril-

Present Whereabouts of the Heavenly
SfsiiOr-BapidIy Increasing in Bril-
Iiancy.
The comet which has been engaging the
attention of the astronomical world for
several months past Is rapidly assuming
large proportions, and in week or ten
days will be visible to the naked eye. Hay-
ing crossed the northern part OF the con-
stella;ion Hercules, the comet is about
entering the precincts of Lyra and may
now be picked up with small telescope
between the bright star Vega, or Alpha
Lyra,, and the star Gamma Virgins, which
is about one magnitude fainter than Vega
and situated thirteen degrees nearer the
pole. The comet next passes north OF Vega
across the constellation Lyra and enters
the Milky Way on the 10th inst. The
comet has been identified beyond doubt
as temperance of the one OF ISL and
according to computations and observation
made during that year, il Will be bright
enough TO be seen without telescope on
the night OF the 18th inst. This is not
mstter upon which exact predictions can
be made, however. and one must know
exactly where to look and he prepared to
pick up quite a faint object if it is as bright
as the calculations show. But it will be
rapidly increasing in brilliancy and will
soon thereafter be an easy object to find in
the northwestern sky in the early even
ings.
ON December u, il any one is disposed
TO look With good pair Of opera glasses at
the region Just within the Milky Way aud
on a straight line between Alpha Lyr;c and
Aiha Cygni, halfway from either, an
-ar'y view OF the comet will be obtained.
The comet will cross the Milky Way, and
on the 2O;h of December will be found
emerging from that shining region and en-.
:er:ng the constellation Cygnus and will
on he sd pass close to the third magni.
tuCe star Epsilon. Hence across the region
devoted TO that constellation until on De-
ceni Der 80 il enters Pegasus. passing to the
west and south OF the we'll known square
N Pegasus OF course, long before that
time il will be bright enough to attract the
attention OF any one in the habit OF OBJ
serving the sky, and many will then be in
tere sted !in verifying for themselves the
predictions now made OF its future course.
We shall not look for a very brilliant
comet like the magn: icent spectacle in the
eastern sky which was the reward OF the
early riser little more than year ago
since the comet, as can be seen f:om
the above, does not at its perihelion
spprosch the sun very closely, 100000
miles being its distance at that time. on
The night of January 81. But il will pres
ent much finer appearance than the
faint nebulous object upon which astrono.
mers have beea for months engaged and
which at first required trained eye to de-
tect at all. IL is now about 100000
miles from the earth. and this distance is
being diminished at the rate of $1,000
miles daily by the mutual movements OF
the earth and its celestial neighbor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

The interests OF humsnlty seem 10 de
msnd the publication OF the following facts:
Two months ago my attention was called
TO the case of q poor womsn who was said
to be sillcted with q cencer. found her
with an ulcer on her shoulder at least five
inches in circumference, angry, painful.
and giving the patient no rest day or night
for six months. | obtained a supply OF
Swift's Specific, which l persuaded her to
try. She has taken five bottles the result
of which is that the ulcer is entirely healed
up, nothing remaining but 3 small scsb,
not larger than ones finger nail, and her
general health is better than for five years
past. She seems to be perfectly cured.
An old man Of sixty seven years has been
subject to scrofulous sores five years. He
rad one on his cheek as large as q silver
dollar, swollen. raw and constantly exud.
ing very offensive matter. Another on his
foot of the same character, aud several Oh
his hands, sill Of about two and half years
standing. His general heath was poor,
and he could scarcely get about at all. He
has taken two bottles Of Sxifts Specific.
The sores are all we'll leaving scarcely
yestige of their former existence aud his
genersl health better than it hiss been in
ten years. l consider its effects wonderful
almost miraculous
Rev JESSE H. CANPBELL
Columbus, Ga October Il, 1852
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DONE Up BROWN.
Martins Ferry's Latest News I'm Good
Nhane.

The steamer John Tomas is making
hourly trips between Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry, leaving here at I, $, ., 10 and
II A. NJ. and |, 2, >, and p. ". Leaves
Wheeling at 80, $50 $50. 1880 and II 80
\. NJ. and 80 go, 3 80, 80 and $50 p. NJ.
Capt. l.. w. lnglebright is in charge, with
George j.. Lttieton at the wheel, James
Fontz at the engine, Alex. McSwords firing
and Tom Madden handling the PLANK. She
will run for Langtry tonight.
MIR. Hiram Frazier, who has been laid up
some days, Is again at work.
Mr.. Adam Neider buried little child
at Walnut Grove Cemetery yesterday after.
noon.
W. L. Trip, Esq, is down with typhoid
fever.
Mr. T. W. Shreve is removing into his
new Office.
Tie McGibeyy family will appear at
Hall on the 18th instant.
The Lively Six" gives a masquerade
ball at Medill's Hall tonight.
Miss Ella Lytle is still dangerously i'll at
the residence OF her grandfather. John
Cochran, above town. The attending ply
slcsn, DR.. J. NJ. Blackford. says it will re.
qure the closest attention to keep her
from dying.
Mother Goose will receive her many
friends at Commercial Hall on the even
ing Vi Tue -lot. All utleuuluB Will Uc
nice entertained.
The two DRINKS arrested on Wednesday
will be tried this morning.
The bazaar opens tonight at Commercial
Hall under the auspices OF the Ladies
Union Benevolent society, and promises to
be largely attended. The ladies met at the
hall yesterday and are as busy as bees ar.
ranging things. The bsz ar will only be
held two nights, tonight and Friday night.
1t is said that Thomas Williams, who is
charged with figuring in the Ella Lytle
case, has gone to Europe. The last seen Of
him was in Wheeling on Tuesday.
Is The depot now being used fixed fact,
or are We to have a new one? 1t is report
ed that the company has Just planted
nun Der of trees TO grow the lumber.
Nothing has been heard of the big ghost
since Tuesday night. On this night he was
seen by number OF persons.
Miss lola Heaphey, OF Wheeling, who
has been quite sick at her fathers, Mr..
Thomas Stroupe, for some days, is on the
mend.
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n, 1.n,,a stree. =. : s.eisI.

The ,ocL at the. Fourth Street. C,nrcu
Lat evening wss most erioy able snhr,
,nd on the whole. most highly spprecisssd
BY these present.. Tho readings OF Misc
RlIa rillon and Miss Kate Elson won we'll
merited applause. We append the pro-
grsnme: w
Duet, piano, "Nilitary GaIop" MrA ".
& Huichins, Miss Birdie Dean.
Recitation, Little Bessis;;' Miss Ailes
Dobbins. :,
Qunrtette, "Trusting;" Misses Mamie
Britt, Ssdie Logan, Msssrs- J. ID. Devo1'
Will B. Day. .,,-
Reading, FOX Tails" Miss Ella Dillon.
Solo, tenor. Guide Ne, o, Tnou Great
Jehovah" Will B. Day: 80.
Recitation, Prof. +. II. Crago.
Miss Annie Logan sstsd 8 sccompanytS
in her usual acceptable msuner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
An Editors Tribute.

Theron P. Keator, Editor OF Fl. Wayne,
Ind, Gazette, writes: "For the past FIVE
years have always used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for coughs Of mos. severe char
acter, SIS we'll as for those OF miIder type
friends TO whom l have recommended 1t
speak Of it in same high terms. Having
been cured by it OF every cold have had
for five years, consider it the only relia
bic and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc."
Call st Logan 4 Co.'S Drug Store and get a
ice Trisl Bottle. Large Size 81.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER :. 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Dissolution Of meichel
j. Behrens.
Ror Rent-Stores and Dwelling.
Estrdy Hog-Wheeling Stock Yard Co.
Holiday GCods-Josepn Graves.
Christmas and New Years Presents-d.
+. Behrens.
Magic Tooth Powder-R. II. List
Epareribs-D. c. List, Jr.-L Local Page. J
JLdertaking-G. MeRdel Il Co.
Holly ard Evergreens-kIrk's Art Store.
Pointers and Builders Supplies-W. A.
Wilson.
Felt Weather Strips-E. l.. Nicoll.
Diamonds and Watches-A. A. Franz
helm.
Opera House-Clara Louise Kellogg
Local Page.
For observation-disclosures st. Lawrence
LOCsl Page.
japanese Napkins-E l.. Nicoll- Local
PAGE
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weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, December 6-l:30 A. a.
For the Tennessee and Ohio valley
rs'ny weather. warm souther.y winds,
falling barometer, followed by clearing
weather, cooler westerly winds, rising
barometer.
For Lower Lake Region warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather, brisk high southsrly
winds, veerfng westerly, falling barome er
followed in upper lake region by CO Jler
clearing weather, rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
Very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, OF Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for FIVE years, so helpless that shs
could not turn over in bed acne. she
used two bottles of Electric Bitters, and
is so much improved that she is able now
to co Der own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that is clai med
for them. Hundreds of testimonials at
test their great curative powers. OaIy
fifty cents bottle at Logan & Cos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
MILLINERY AT COST.

On and after to-day 1 offer
Trimmed Hats, Pushes, Vel
vets, Birds Wings, Fancy Feath-
ers and all Winter Millinery at
cost to reduce stock.
For the lowest pr;"es and best
work in the city cali early at
s. s. KISNER'S,
1911 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
OIL Goat Button.

This shoe is custom made, of genuine
oil goat stock, extra high cut, made es,
pecially for misses AMI children's school
shoes and warranted water proof, at L. V.
RlondSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
Personal and General News from tn,
River Bank.

The river was still falling at dark last
Light. with 8 feet inches Of water in the
channel.
The ST. Lawrence is due up to-day en-
route for Pittsburgh. This vessel will
leave this port for Cincinnati Sunday
morning at 6 o'clock.
PITTSBURGH. December G.-River ; feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
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Al. Martin Arrested on Capias.
Jury List.

Sheriff Brown has summoned the follow
ing list of Jurors to serve from Monday,
December 10th, in the Circuit Court, Part l:
J. W. Wilson. Peter MUM, Porter Smith,
Thomas Clark, Herman Dailer, Henry
Brandfsss, Fred Schwarz, Plat. Zane, John
&. Miller, George Probe, Peter NJ. Rhodes,
Gslrzar Bott, VIM. Rayle, Luther Rice,
Michael Grubler, Louis Asmus, Adam
Kratz. Joseph Emsheimer, Ralph Marsh,
Henry Bruce, Henry Kress, James Arm
strong. Herman Dietrich. Philip Nollinger,
II. = Godfrpv. Chas. Reilly, Fred Conrad,
Thomas Duff, Daniel Murray, Lewis Senne.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
Yours, etc.,
CALEB BoGGEss. for
the B. & 0, Railroad Co.

Service was made, OF this notification, on
Secretary Of State Stalnaker. This is done
in accordance with chap. 81 OF the acts Of
1888, which gives such cases precedence Of
any on the docket snd gives the court the
power Of fixing the valuation aud certify
ing it to the Auditor, after hearing evil
dence. The Board will employ couassl TO
defend the case