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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-31
LOCAL ITEMS.
Hotel Arrivals.



G. Conroy. N. n Remby. Bntte; j. w.
Riley. Sam. Mccoy, Loadyille; Nick.
sullivan, Oshkosh, Wis; O, II. Green
wood, Vienna; $, + Dickinson, Ind. u.
Grant; j, McRgy. Stone: G. G. Putney,
HALEY; Joe Isiqhtbnrne Salt Lake city;
+. b True, Parker, II, ] Scott. HALEY;
He'll Bros, Butte; +. III. Harlan, II.
Bioofainglale. New II. T.. West. ST.
Louis, Merton, Joo Swift, Bullion.
nobt. Craig, san Francisco; j Me.
Langhlin, j Ielany, Bodie: dos. Good
man; d. G. Albums Suit Lake. G. Hunt
man and wife. Bellevue: Il. pietow, h.
Eordo: T. natisla. Trunk Cileran. VI
ennas ]. Harrington. nnliiun. Il. NJ.
Brown. Haley 1t, f. Crawford. san
Francisco; ", + vennm. New York;
4 horrts,sk, Olesan. ". Weston, uai
leg; Il neilamy. ueimA
nsx4Rns.
Theo. borough. suit I.aEe city; I. b.
shaw, yieunai q Tilmnn, salt nike,
W. II. Dawson, Placeryille: II. Vein
berger, annntzon: Il G. Miller, Frisco;
L. FALLS, sawtoeth; q " Taylor. KEEL
ton ! &. Dow, ketehum Gardner All.
AIMS. savtaoths T Burns; hrs Il Fra-
ser, city; Il. A Mephee, sheshone: J. Il
Thompson, Belleyne, II. Warrington
Ogden. I. Laurence. salt Lake. Ii. H
Davidson, Eureka. n Blossom. Hal.
!ssssii sssseurii, suit LIKE. J. t. Hop.
kIn#, Turk eityi Z. Aeeumskee, Parh
city 4. VI Hudle; G. " Rasp. Hay.
hnrser G. +. Perry, Salt Lake. samue
colman. Geeuf dAlene mines: james
sftstgHrd. Eagle city; ! ". McAllister
sastooth. Dnsid lloyd, Col. Edward
uAtneHs, Kansas city
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THE CGUR D'ALENEs.
Reported Rich Strikes and Great
Excitement.

The Belknap Sun OF May 23d. con-
tainH the following specials from Eagle
city under date OF tho goth and 22d inst:
There Ia great excitement here over
the old river channel, on top Of the
mountains where tho Dream and other
gnlches head. The mines were first
discovered In digging u ditch for tho
Dream Gulch. Tho dirt taken down
from there PANIED ont 80 to tho pan.
Then eight pans gave yield Of 10.
Platt Burr located fraction Of a claim
and got 81 to the pan. For Ave miles
the gravel on tho mountain top runs
from 50 cents as high as "a to the pan.
The first clnim on Bnckskin GnIch
cleaned up six ounces last night for Ave
mems work OF a day.
new quartz discovery, one-half
mile from Eagle city, is rivaiing tho fa-
nous Keeder quartz. The rock Is equal
~ held together by gold.
Tho entire population Is Wild with
excitement over these discoveries.
The proprietors Of the Occur dAIene
Eagle have purchased the oface Of the
Occur d'Alene Nugget, and the two pa
pers hereafter will be issued az one.
Tho Pioneer ofIice has been moved to
Murrayvile, from which place il will be
issued In the furturc. This gives room
for both papers to exist decently, and
they will be able to do better work.
A miners meeting has been held, new
laws drafted, and a report will be made
to the meeting ON june 3D..
There is grind stampede in progress
to the Eagle creek old channel Nine
pans OF gravel taken from there Yielded
s22 in dust. The Widow claim cleaned
mp II 100 on Monday.
There Is more work being done now
than ever before, and the outlook Is
most encouraging all along the line. A
new strike u rich quartz Is reported to
have been made on the fork OF Eagle
creek.
The hills nro alive with prospectors.
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1lhs Bnlllen Ceacentrator.

The conoentrstoF OF the Bullion mine
il now running ten hours q day, and will
soon BIO in operation both night and
day. Il employs Ave men to keep 1t
running, and Will easily run through GO
tons Of ore In the ten hours. The first.
clsss ore OF the mine runs ns high as ITO
70 100 ounces silver and 90 to TOPPER cent.
lead. II II only the low grade ore that
gocs through the concentration, and after
II has been milled 1t IL mixed with FIRST
class ore, and the average assay Of this
when shipped IL 15n and ago ounces In
silver and 10 per cont. lead. News
Miner.
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Good for the Boys.

An exchange very truthfully and SEN
sibly says. 1.-THE boy who spends his
evening In reading newspapers the To-
cal news OF his own country and the
general news OF the day, will certainly
make better boy than the one who
spends his evenings on the street, or
loallng ut places where the town gossip
is disbed up In the most obscene and
vulgar manner
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Special kilograms.

In speaking OF the Especial kilograms"
In tho Wood River Times observer, !"
In the HALEY News. Miner, says,
"We found upon close comparison
that be had sheared the entire column
from the Associated Fress dispatches of
the Salt Lake Tribune ~ tho 9th inst,
and calmly printed it again. Any other
news pirate would have changed the
phraAeology II little. IL III the d-st
piece ~ piracy ever perpetrated. Every
render Of the Salt Lake Tribune knows
that IL III so. viii he play II again7"
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-31

When lecturer COCA to Montana he
gives hiA lectures title embraced In
nineteen syilabie word, end this causes
the people 70 think 1t is new kind OF
mixed drink and they crowd the halls TO
their utmost capacity Bismarck Trib-
unn
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A. DECATUR,
Contractor ! Builder,
Ketchum, : idaho.
ss-HeAdquarters at the Bon Ton Restaurant
fMylf-tf
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To J. NJ, LANGspoRF.
You are hereby notified that we have ex-
pended tho sum Of Six Hundred Dollars IN la
Dor and improvements on the Wire Silver and
Comstock lode mining claims, situate IN Saw
tooth Mining District, Alturas Co, Idaho Terri
for tho years 1891, 1892 and 1885, ard that unless
your proportion Of said expenditure due from
you, J. NJ. I4angsdorf. 1t being $T5 Tor one
within % days after the publication OF this no
tjce your In said cKfrns viii become the prop
erty of the subscribers' under Section 1s2%, Ko-
vised Statutes Of the United states
JosEPH BERGIr.
LOUIS HARSoh.
May II, 1884.
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Rahert hceuiioeh. attorney Mt law OF
HALEY, paid ketehnm a visit to- dry and
expressed his surprise that the town
had grown so since last fall why
said ha. your town has improved one
hundred per cent. since my last visit;
aud no railroads. no court house. Moth
ing but the natural merits Of the plaee.
We were pleased To encounter such
frHnkness from IIalleyita. Mr. Me
s'ulioeh practices chiefly in land office
business.
Gold rings. lockets, charms. sleeve
buttons. ear rings. fine Plus. watch
eharms, neck chains, bracelets, fine gold
md silver watchers, diamond rings, dia-
lnond ear rings. diamond pins. diamond
brooches. anu every thing You wans in
the fsne jeweiry line ut j Is. Rsifs's, in
the Lewis drug store. Silver watches u
speciality sold at Chicago prices and VAR
rSlntssd to give satisfaction.
asfsuf = ps.fu-s
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a. O. Z. W.

Maj. ". A. Menseh has returned from
hls mission 60 xoln III behalf II KeleIs-
I'm Lodge Ne. 2 4. Z. L. w. anil. We arc
pleased t. announce, with praiseworthy
honors: bearing the title Of Grand
Aatehman GRIND Lodge. Nevada Iurs-
IsalIon- Tho MaI. II said 10 have AZ
quilted himself admirably rs Il spokes-
aaaa In several presentation speeches
before the convention Of A. O. u. W.
delegates and Il was through his match
less enterprise that the Grand Master
vas presented n beautiful gold headed
zane.
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THE CANDIDATES ooNTRAsTED.


Mr.. Blaine has what may be called the
American instinct WIN. CURTIS, in Hampers
Weekly, Nov. 5. 1881.
II have no personal grievance with Gov.
Cleveland. shall speak from the record,
and will ask to beostracized from all decent
society i'll can not point to corruption stalk
ing straight to the door of the executive man
sion and knocking at the door and coming
out Of the door, with all that corruption
sought at the expense of the people. IF can
not prove that brides known to fail in the As
sembIy in 1888 were placed near Mr..
Cleveland that if he does not have the money
he can get it ut any time-if can not prove
that am not what l profess to be.'-State
Senator Grady before the Tammany Committee Sept.
8, 1884
els there any good reason why Hendricks
should be selected from forty-five millions of
people to be the possible head of Govern
ment which he did his best to destroy?"-GEo.
W. CURTIS IN 1876.
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THE POLITICAL CALENDAR.
.RErUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

National Ticket.
PREsrpErr- g. BLAINE, of Maine
vIcEPREsIDENT-JoHN A. LOGAN. of Illinois.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
State az large-Nilo s Hascan Of Elkhart; John NJ
Butler Of Marion.
First District-James G. veatch of Spencer.
Second-William B. Roberts, of Sullivan.
Thrd-John G. Berkshire, of Jennings
Fourth-William ID. Ward of Switzerland
Fifth-Marshall Hacker of Bartholomew.
Sixth-Josiah r. Melette, Of Delaware
Seventh-Thad. S. Rollins, Of Marion.
Eighth--Elas s. Holiday. of Clay,
Ninth-James NJ. Reynolds, of Iippecanoe
Tenth-Truman F. Palmer. of White.
Eleventh-James F. Elliott of Howard.
Twelfth--Joseph D. Terrell, of Lagrange.
Thirteenth-L. W. Royse, of Koscinsko.
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THE STATE CANVASS.

Republican meetings viii be held in the State
and addressed as follows
HON. W. Il cAIK1ss AND HON ISAAC P GRAY,
Candidates for Governor will hold joint discussions
IS follows:
Fort Wayne, Tuesday, Oct. z, 2 p. m.
Lafayette, Wednesday Oct g. 2 p m.
Greensburg, Thursday. Oct. 81 .. m.
Terre Haute, Friday, Oct. 10, p. m.
HON. w. II. uALKrNs,
Republican candidate for Governor, viii speak as
follows:
Attica Monday, Sept o.
Logansport. Tuesday, Sept. %, night
Winamae. Wednesday, Sept "A:
Crown Point Thursday, Sept IS.
Knox, Friday, Sept 26.
South Bead Saturday Sept. 81, afternoon.
Monticello Tuesday Sept 30 afternoon
Goodland, Wednesday, Oct. /, afternoon.
Oxford Thursday. Oct. 2, afternoon
Brazil, Saturday, Oct. IL, afternoon
GOV. ALBEIT q. PORTER
Win speak as follows
Union City Thursday, Sept Is. 2 p. M
Spencer, Friday, Sept 80 afternoen
Waynesburg, Saturday, Sept. ~ 2 p. m.
Fort Wayne, "Wednesday, Dot 1, night.
Lagrange Thursday, Oct. 2, afternoon.
Kendallville Thursday, Oct 2, night.
Angola, Friday, Oct 3, afternoon.
HON. JOHN NJ. THAYER,
If Nebraska. win speak as follows:
Valparaiso Monday, Sept. %, p. m.
Knox, Tuesday, Sept %, 2 p. m.
"
Warsaw, Thursday, Sept. %, z p.
Columbia City, Friday, Sept 26l P. M.
Wabash Saturday Sept. %, 2 p. m.
Marion Monday, Sept. %, Z p. M
Anderson, Tuesday, Sept. 80, z p M
Rushvllle Wednesday, Oct. i. q p. m.
Connersville. Thursday Oct 2 p.
Lawrencebwg Saturday, Oct, A, z p. m,
HON. JOHN N. BUTLER,
candidate for presidential eectOr at large win speak
IS follows:
Rensselaer, Tuesday, Sept. %, p. m.
Lowell Wednesday, Sept. "a, 2 p. m.
Hammond, Thursday, Sept. IS, z p m.
Wanatah, Friday, Sept 26, Up. M
Michigan City, Friday Sept. 20, 2 p M.
IaPorte, Saturday, Sept. "a, PIP. m.
EIlshart, Saturday, Sept. 81, z p. M
Wabash Monday, Oct. o, 2 p m.
Andrews, Monday, Oct. 8, p. m.
HON. DIVERT. MORTON
VIII speak as follows:
Winamac, Monday. Sept. %. Up. M
Rochester: Tuesday, Sept %, Up. m
E Msse Msv wsd TSulsS.s s'g geo a
south Bend saturday Sept. ~, Up. M
Hancock connty, Monday, Sept. 29. afsernoon.
Knightstewn Monday, Sept. 20 night.
Rushville Tuesday, Sept. 80, night
oOnnersvills "Wednesday, OFT. 4, might.
Fayette county Thursday. Oct. 3 afternoon.
Madison, Friday, Oct. 3, night.
Jefferson county Saturday, Oct. (, sfternoon.
Franklin, Saturday, Oct. A. night.
HON. JAMES KEIGw1N
Candidate for Congress, viii speak as Follows:
Elizabeth, Monday Sept % night
Buena Vista, Tuesday. Sept 20, night.
laconia, Wednesday, Sept. "a. night
Mauckport, Thursday, Sept. 25, night.
Coryaen Friday, Sept. 26 might.
Lexington, Monday. Sept. 20 night.
New Frankfort Tuesday. Sept. 80, night
Austin, wednesday, Oh. 4, night
Little York Thursday. Oct. ?, night.
south Boston, Friday Oct. 3, night
Salem. Saturday. Oct 4, night.
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$500 cash and skipped, leaving behind him nu-
merous cenHding creditors 1t said that he is
indebted to various firms and individuals in the
the city about So 900, and their claims nearly
all unsecured
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PURE blood is absolutely necessary in order To
enjoy perfect health, Hoods Sarsaparilla puri-
ies the blood and strengthens the system.
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1t 1.-THE libel on Mrs. Blainel is the basest and
1Oulest Job of scoundrelism that ever found its
way into an American canvass.-Louisyille
GourierJournal
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.


We are confronted with the Democratic
party, very hungry, and, as You may well be-
1ieve, very thirsty; party without single
definite principle; party without any dis
tinct nationRlp policy which it dares present to
the country; a party which fell from power as
a conspiracy against human rights, and now
attempts to sneak back to power as con-
spiracy for plumber and spoils.-GEo. VIM
CuRTIs, June5, 1884.
at killed Print Matthews. told him not
to vote, and he voted and killed him. 1t was
not me that killed hint was the party IF ]
had not been Democrat would not have
killed him. 1T was not me, but the Democratic
party; and now if the party is a mind to throw
me of, DIN such a party.-E. B. WHEELER o.
Hazlehurst. Miss afterwards elected Marshal by the
Democratic party.
Ihave carefully observed the attitude and
movements ofthe Democratic party for twenty
years. In my judgmentit has learned nothing
andforgotten nothing. So far as lean perceive
1T is not only swayed by the same principles
hut, to large extent, guided by the same
men.-PREsIDENT CAPEN, of Tufts College, Mass
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1NDIcrMENr- MIDDLE NAME OF DEFENDANT.

1916. Dennis P. OConnor. Jasper @. G.
collars IAN Indictment is not bad because in the
title caption the of the defendant is given as
Dennis p. 0Connor and in the body Of the Indictment
as Dennis OConnor. The defendants may be
ommtted altogether in the caption and hence the use
of middle letter viii not invalidate the Indictment
a. Ind. 557s As i'd. 49, See also 50 Ind. 347;
r. S. 1855 1856, 1e9l) Judgment affirmed.
1925. James c. Ricketts, VS.. John B. Cole. Ohio
G. G.
Colerick C-The evidence, though conflicting, tends
to sustain the verdict Where the instructions given
by the court NOT in the record this court cannot
say that special instructions asked by the appellant
should have been given. (9l Ind 1929 Judgment
affirmed
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MECHANICS LIEN--AaENc

Floyd @. G..
Franklin, C.--where a son contracts on his own ac-
count for the building of an addition TO house owned
by his father and in which they both lived intending
to make gift of such Improvement TO the father and
the latter the work going without objection
and afterwards accepts it gift from his son, he
materials furnished on the ground that his son
not actngas his agent in the matter tS5 Ind. 3571
Judgment affirmed
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The following opinions were rendered Saturday.
Christian f. Wishmire VS., ex rel. Oliver Dickey.
Hamilton G. @. Reversed Hammond, J.
Henry w Cook vs.. 4. d. Woodruff ct al. MaFioa
S. O. Affirmed. Franklin, G.
Mary j. Bowman vs.. John Mitchell. Henry c. g.
Affirmed. Colerick G.
William Whitehill ct al VS.. David Fowler. Warren
G. c. Affirmed. Bicknel o. g.
Mary s. Lowering ct al vs.. Nancy King ct all
Clark c. c. Reversed. Bcknell, G.. G..
Sallie K Jones. admir-. ETC.. VS.. Andrew ~. Jones.
Harrison G. c. Reversed Black G.
Sallie X. Jones VS.. Media J. Mathey. Harrison g.
G. Reversed Black, c.
Franklin Melton ct al VS.. Davis Gibson. Kosciusko
c. G. Affirmed Best, q.
Andrew Lowell VS.. Eli Gathrite. Montgomery O.
G. Affirmed Best, g.
Andrew Engle VS. the State. Huntington @. c.
Reversed Niblack, j.
est Bills. Madison c. G. Reversed Franklin G.
gcnery G. @ Reversed. Best, @.
State Of Indiana James Dixon. Greene G. g.
Affirmed Hammond, j.
The Western Union Telegraph Co vs. Henry Kirk
patrick Tirgceanes g g Petition for rehearipg
Levi T.. Lawrence VS.. John g. Sample Benton G.
G. Petition fer rcheariag overruled.
Frank +. Worley VS. Charles Moore. Owen @. O..
Petition for rehearing overruied.
Joseph Z. Hsshmnn William Gephart ct a.
Wayne @. q. Petition for rehearing overguled
David nj. Henry Of AL vs.. Andrew E. Richardson
Boone O q Under rule fourtesn, dismissed upoa
motion Of appellee.
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THE LIBEL on MRS. RLAINE.
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The last section of the Panama canal has been
contracted for with New York company.
Austria, France and Germany protest against
the suspension of the Egyptian sinking fund,
The Anarchist Kammerer was hanged at
Vienna Saturday. He acknowledged com
plicity with Schumacher, recently hanged He
made some damaging revelations.
Harrington, NJ. p, has made inc airies into the
Maamtrasna murder case, and declares that
Myles Joyce and the four others convicted We're
innocent He accuses government officials of
securing the false testimony
A number of messages have been received at
Dongola from General Gordon. He has had two
battles with the rebels creating great slaughter
each Time and as the result of the second the
seige Of KhartDum was raised Many chiefs are
abandoning the Mahdi, and the aspect Of affairs
is much brighter.
The French have destroyed the police iunks for
the suppression of piracy on Min river, necessi-
tating the neutral fleets performing this service,
which increases the complications, and Admiral
Courbet is finding his position toward neutrals
very trying. French Catholics have received
word that the Chinese have destroyed Catholic
chapels in the province Of Canton, and that six
Thousand Christians have been rendered home
less.
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APPOINTMENT OF. RECEIVER PRAcrIcE-REF
MATIoN-coPY OF INSTRUMENT,

11056 lssac Cottreu VS.. Etna Life Insurance
Company, Vigo S, @.
Hammond J.-Where in an action to foreclose a
mortgage no exception is taken in the below to
the appointment of receiver, the decision cannot be
reviewed by this court. e Works Pr See. 1071-2l
pleading which seeks the reformation of
written instrument is insufficient demurrer it
a copy of the instrument is not filed with it. f36
Ind, 484; 62 i'd, 1888 Where motion Is copied
into the transcript but not at the place designated for
it in the bill of exceptions it does not become part
Of the record although at the proper place for IN
the bill reference made to the place in the transcript
where it is copied. (92 Ind. $3.50 Judgment af-
hrmed.
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SPECIAL JUDGE = APPOINTMENT = An


HIS UOU
Franklin ct al. Owen @. q.
Bcknell Q. C.--Under the act Of March l. 1855
where judge is of kin to of the parties in suit
preside and the appointment of such judge is not
guired to be in writing. In such a case, when any
other judge of a court of record has appeared and
held the court at the time liked the presumption IS
that he received the proper notice and had competent
authority (91 Ind. 51I) Where the record does not
show the contrary the presumption is that notice of
an djourned term duly given and that the term
was lawfully held. Judgment affirmed.
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Law School d The Cincinnati COLLEGE,.

nlo ...AA. e
ua.ln4ee44 ,''O Sas u
p.5s > ocolnAcn
Dlteers as q preven1-
y. lve OF eploemics, a
spoIuaenic, an mVig
GRANT 2. q geHeralrestor-
atiVe, and a specItic
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HON. ". D. OWEN.

Candidate for Congress, will speak as follows:
Camden, Monday, Sept. %.
Delphi, Tuesday Sept 49,
Goodland, Wednesday, Sept. 81.
Fulton Saturday, Sept 81
Star City, Monday, Sept. %.
Winamae. Tuesday, Sept 80.
Francesville Wednesday Oct /.
Brookston, Thursday, Oct 2
Fowler, Friday. Oct. 3.
Oxford, Saturday, Oct. 4.
Monticello, Tuesday, Oct. z.
Deer Creek, Thursday Oct.
Burlington, Friday, Oct 10.
Kouts, Monday, Oct. ID.
jackson Center, Tuesday, Oct ID.
Valparaiso, Wednesday Oct Is.
Chesterton, Thursday, Oct. 16.
Wheeler, Friday, Oct. IL.
Hebron, Saturday Oct. Is.
Hammond, Tuesday, Oct. 81.
Hobart, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Crown Point, Thursday, Oct 49,
Lowell, Friday, Oct. "a
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THE COURT RECORD.
supreme Court-sept. IS.


APPOINTMENT OF REcEIyER-APPEAL"
9606. Philip Hursh ct al VS. Isaac Hursh. Car
roll G. @.
Bicknen C. C.-Section 1881, R. s. IS the only
statute which authorizes appeal from order ap-
pointing receiver and under said section such an APP
peal be taken after the expiration of ten days
from the time the order is made. &c Ind. 194 S3
i'd, 39I.1 Appeal dismissed.
HARMLESS ERRoR-NEwLY DISCOVERED EvI-
DENoE.
10079. Isaac Hodgson VS.. Commissioners Marion
county. Marion s. G.
Colerick, C.Suit for services as architect OF the
Courthouse 1t is well settled that the sustaining OF
demurrer to good paragraph of pleading IS harm
less under another paragraph the same
are admissible in evidence tBush, Prae 2S4 5 IND,
L. Mag. 1859 The afdavits setting forth newly DIS
covered evidence not made part Of the record by
bill of exceptions and cannot be considered no
Ind, 800; ~ i'd, 354I Judgment affirmed
DEFECTIVE ALLEGATION -DEsrURRER-P PRACTICE
1852. City of Evansville Us. Henry H. Worthing-
ton, Vanderburg, @. @.
Hoxk, J.--Where in an action to recover for IN
juTes from defective sidewalk, the complaint con-
tains general averment of negligence objections
that the averment is defective uncertain cannot pc
presented by demurrer fos want of facts but only by
motion to make specific. {59 Ind, $50; % ID,
524 Where there is evidence to sustain the verdict
every material point in issue the judgement VIII
not be reversed because the evidence is conflicting
ts6 Ind, 461; 92 i'd, 1867 Judgement affirmed