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Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-08-28
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT,
July H. 1854. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton 70 mske final proof in support Of his claim.
Ksrler Notary Public in and fer Lewis and and
Clarks county Montana. at Sun River. Montana.
on August ~ lsSt viz; John Drown, who made
preemptiOn y = No. ANS for the ~, nwla sec.
se.l neia and lot Sec 2 tp l8nofr2w ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
Shepherd, Mnnton II. Shepherd and Alex g. Lux
ull of Fort Shaw, NJ. T. +. ADKINSON, Register,
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MONT.
July Z, 1881. !
NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intent
ion TO make final proof in support Of his claim
and that snid proof will be mGde before the
Register and Receiver Of the u y Land Office at
Helena, r.. on saturday, August ~, 1874, viz:
Timothy D Pratt, who mnde ,preemptipn y S No.
asia, for the sw,a nwia and lot sec I, tp u .
W and via swii sec 33 tw - II rB ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of.
Darwin ID Ostrom and John Weaver, all Of Flor
cnce, MT. i. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry
LAND OFFICE AT HEI.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT,
July \, 1891.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
Nnancd settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make, final proof in support Of his claim, and
a Notary Public In n and Tor Levi Lewis n and d Clarke
county. NJ. r., at Sun River. NJ. r., on Angus,
q. 1881, viz: Charles Rimcll, who mule prcemp-
tion d. =. No. 900 for lots , and I, se,a of nwia
sec. 3, and lot l sec. u, tp. 10 N h2E.
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
John Lynch and Rodcrick Mcleod nIl Of Sun
liver, NJ. 4. \. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice O Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HALENA, ~

LAND OFFICE At HALENA, MT.i
July !, 1854.
NOTICE IL hereby given TINT the following
! named settler has filed his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Itngistcr and Re-
cciver Of the U y Land Office at Helena NJ. T. on
Saturday, August 23d, 1874, viz: Allen u Whip
pie, who made prcempton ID $ No. 5stt for tho
~, tip 22nr7w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
snid land, viz: Timothy d Prntt, John Lcman,
Darwin Ostrom and AlphpnzO Lnmpkns, all
Of Florence. NJ Il. Il. Atkinson, Kegister.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MT.l
July Z, 1884
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ named settler hns filed notice Of his intention
70 make final proof in support Of his claim and
ansf Sa w Fl made sfSfs the
7. ON Saturday, August -, 1884, Wis: Darwin d
Ostrom, who made preemption d y. No. 5spv, for
r7w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
Iampkin. Alien b { Wiipple and John E E"man,
all Of Florence, MT. f. Atkinson, Reg.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NoNr..l
Aug. J, Is84.
NOTICE 10 hereby Eiysn that tho following.
! named settler has filed notice OF his linton.
ton to make proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before tho John Kor.
Ter. Notary Public nt Alex Works house, at the
mouth Of Deep creek, MeaRher county, on Sept.
X, isss, yix: Horny Brown who made. pleemption
ID No M17, for the swl4 swh sec I lot. and 10
s0c . lots I sec 3 tp ~ n Of RE.
He names tho following witnesses to prove hif
continuous RESIDENCE upon, and cultivation Of
Tlurston, Edward Hughs and Robert Vaughn ali
Of Sun River, N. 7, p. Atkinson. Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MONT,
July Z. 1883.
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho following
I. named settler hns filed notice of his inten-
tiop to mike final proof IN support Of his claim,
md that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver Of the U Il Land Office nj
Helena. NJ: T., on saturday, August IL, 1881, viz:
!Gwic &. Johnes, WIN made prcemption ID. &. No.
4l3i, for the "a swi4 and lot sec, II and lot .
soc. II, tp ION RE.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
mid s; land viz: Hcniy D. Evans, Gcorge Trnvis,
William Ncgas md Coles vanwOrt all Of Helena
MT F. AOklNSON. Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

J.NED VFFICE At IIELENA,S
July IL, 1885, !
nj office is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 n,ske
final proof IN support Of his claim. and that said
pr9oii viii he made before John kerler, Notary
nt Sun River, NJ. NJ. on August y, 1884, viz: Lem
nal Itoomis who made proemption D 9 No. 6sS7,
lot No. Z sec . tip ~ Of r3w.
lie names tn, following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
snid land, viz: John Largent, George Steel, John
j. Fills and William Berkenbuel Of Sun River,
MT. II. ADklNSON, Register,
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Mont.
julia IL, 1854, I
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
'>named settler hH, filed notice Of his intention
70 make final proof in support Of his claim, and
lett, II Notary Public in and for choteau county,
MT, at Chotenn. NJ. T., on August %, 1884. yis:
George y Miller, who made pret mption d 4 No.
r6w.
lie. name the following witnesses to provo his
cont continuous residence upon, and c9ltivtion Of
bank, Daniel Mckay and Robert \ KILLER, ali Of
Chotean, NJ. I. +. ATKINSON, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-08-28
He Was Glad to Meet Him.

AS the train pulled out of Kansas
City recently, bound west, u fine look
ing Old gentleman, who occupied Il
seat in the smoking-car, was accosted
by rank-looking specimen of west
ern humanity:
"Goin' far west, strangcr?' hc asked.
"Ycs, sir" replied the old gentle
man, politely, u am going to Den
YER"
Business or plcasurew
"ChieAy for my health.'
"Ah, yes, see From the east, amt
yer|
"Yes, / am president of u national
bank in New York"
"You don't say sol" exclaimed the
westcrner. Then he added in whis-
per: "Gin us yer hand, old pard; I'm
right glad to meet yer. Tina Missouri
train robbcr."
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OYrrcr AT iIRLxNA, n. ,

LAND OYvIcE At IIKLxNA, n. I'll
Aug. II, 1884,.
NOTICE 10 horcby given that tho following
namct! settler has led notice of his inten-
and thst % said % Proof % viii be bp made before % John
kerler, Notary Public in and for Iewis and
Clarke county. n. T., ut Sun river, on September
II, 1884, viz: Anthony Krantle, who made pre-
einption No GOiO, for lot No II sec Il, tp 10 n
Of Il NlN
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
of said land. viz: Jnmes W Matkins, Edward Dn.
yis of Johnstown, NJ ]. md Edward Ball and
William Martin OF Sun River, MT.
+. ADHESION. Register
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$25Oo Reward-..Strayed or Stolen.

On or about tho 18th of June. one bay horse
with two white hind feet and white star in fore
head branded 30 on left thigh
s a
Also branded with circle l. on laft thigh
Also one cream mare with white stripe on nose
and white name and tail. Branded 4 and W r
left shoulder. Address, MRS. NJ. WIEGAND.
Sun River, Mont
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$50 Reward---Strayed or Stolen.

From Dupnycr creek, one brown horse, shod
one white hind foot, branded on left shoulder
weighs about lOOOhDs. Also one roam horse
with star In forehead high wcthors, branded q
on left shoulder. The above reward will bcepa!l
for their recovery. Address II. PERKS,
or hamilton 4 Huzlett. Choteau, NJ. Z.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MT.
.Tulv ~ iHki

1@NNU OFFICK NT ItELENN, Mt.
July ~, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
!, named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be nlnde before Il. q.
Woods n Notary Public in and for Lewis and
Clarke county NJ. T.. atFl0rence, II. r., on Satur-
day, bept. elst, 1881, viz: Eenry Ford, who made
swi-i sec 2S sell sec 20 tp 20 nofr W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
or, SaHiiH Ford and Joseph y Carpenter, ali of
Cecil, Montana. 4. ATKINSON, Register
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Sun RIvERSUN.
Job Printing a Speciality.

The material for this department has bssn -.
lcotcd with great care. nnl We are prepared 70 do
any kind Of Job Work with nsalneas and de
patch. Our type IL Of the latest styles Of mans.
facturc, having boon ordered directly from the
well known type foundry Of Mardsf, Luss 4 Co.,
envelopes cards, counter checks, receipts, etc.,
on the shortest notice and at reasonable rates.
We respectfully ask all business men to call anA
examine our samples.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-08-28
A FORTUNE FROM AQUARTER.
How Gambler Done What tho Police
Couldn't IA Great Scratch.


A well-dresscd gentleman walking
up Main street in Houston, yesterday,
was seen and recognized by reporter
for the Post. He had a romatic his
tory, which may perhaps prove Of in
terest. After the usual greetings
were over the reporter asked tho other
il he was still in tho same business.
"What business'' he asked.
"Why sporting gambling
"Oh, no; quit that several years
ago. am now a member Of a New
York firm dealing largly in furniture
and carpets, and am looking up
trade"
"rhat is surprise. How did you
happen to reformY"
ut is rather long story. but come
up to the hotel and I'll tell it to you
as briefly US possible"
When the hotel was reached, cool
seats found and cigars lighted, Mr..
Johnson, which isn't his name, but it
will do as we'll as any, told his story
as follows:
Il was in Chicago in the spring Of
II, the year of the great fire, but be-
forc that event. Everything was
booming, and had II big roll of mon
cy. l had good luck for awhile, but
one night l got into bad streak of
luck and lost all; at least, after play
ing all one night and one day I step
ped out of Il Clark street gambling
house with one single half dollar in
my pocket. I went into n lunch
room and invested 25 cents in q cheap
feed, for I was hungry and worn out.
stopped at the cigar stand with the
quarter change in my fingers, and
was upon the point Of buying coup
ly of cigars when something, I don't
know what, held me back. I am us
fond of n good cigar as anybody, but
but didn't buy one. That, my boy,
was the turning point in my career
went back in the gambling house
and tossed the quarter on the board
with my eyes shut. It rolled over
upon the queen, and the queen won.
1t won four times, and picked up
"a worth Of chips and began to play
cautiously. ! won nearly every bet
and began to branch out. My white
chips turned to red and the red to
blue"
SLOW much is a blue chip worth?"
asked the reporter.
Five dollars in that game. Well.
l played on in such luck as was never
seen. The crowd about the table was
five or six deep. Dealers would
come and go and retire with pale
faces and cursing their luck. 1t was
a square game. They could play no
tricks, for their We're too many eyes
watching the box. The proprietor Of
the house took the dealers place and
pulled the cards himself. He was
dead game, and I was flushed and
confident. At last, just as the gray
light Of morning strcamed through
the blinds, the proprietor turned over
the box, told tho waiter to bring him
pen and ink, and with firm hand he
wrote mo check for $4,000. As he
handed it to me, he said:
"Jim, you have done something the
that the police can't do"
"'What is thatY
"You have closed this bank
"Then you stopped gamblingT
asked the reporter.
"Ycs, then bought out a hat store
in Indianapolis, got married and set,
tied down. I made money, and thrce
years ngo I went to Now York and
bought an interest in the firm OF
which l am now member"
'Do you gamble at all now?'
"No, sin; J. never toucl. card. not
even TO play game for fun?'- Hous-
ton Post.
| s.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-08-28

A Belmont, ID. r., farmer owns
horse affected with the g]andcrs. He
has given mortgage upon the horse.
If he allows tho horse to live his
neighbors threaten him with arrest
for keeping glandered stock. II he
kills the horse the mortgagee threat
ems to arrest him for destroying mort
gagged property. Local papers advise
him to shoot the moltgagce,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-08-28
John W. WADE.

r O. WOODS.
NOTARY PUBLIC & U. y. LAND ATTY.
Surveying promptly attended to.
Florence, Montana.
2-14y
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CHARLes ossHwEHo.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Cleaning md repairing done with nsatnaa
and dispatch. ChareeS reasonable.
Ellis Block, HuN Rlvsa, Morn.
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NR. A.F. FOOrE,

". y. SETTLE. O.w. sBTTLD.
CETTLE & SETTLE.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw.
IT. BESTON, MT.
VIII practice In nii tho Courts Of the Tssritoryl
buy, sell and sOnvcy rcnl estate, mining and towa
property. Collections Of all kinds promptly
attended to. Offices Corner Main and Bond Dts.
2-lty
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ROSE,

THOMAS ROSE.
JusTIcx or TIE PEACE.
All kinda Of legal instrunents propesly anA
promptly e1ccutcd on application. COllectlone
made and remittanccs promptly made.
SUN RIVER, MONT.
ISAAC o. MccvTcHGoN.
ATTORNEY. Y.AT.LAw,
Will give special attention to convsyanelng,
collections, water rights and business n
the United States Land Oilice.
ovYfcE: 0ALEN BLOCK, Hsl1Nl.
THOMAS Y. GARTER.
ATTORNEY-AT.I.AW,
Office: Main st., Foot Of Broadway, Helena, MI.
2-i4y
DR. A.F. FOOrE,
DENTIST,
Broadway, Helena, Mont.
(ABovE HERALD OrFICE)
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

j s."ewmAn.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Sun Rivor, Montana.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-04-30
MEN OF BUSINESS.
They Held Their Regular Meeting Last
Night.

President Stewart, of the Rock Island
Business Mems association, called that
body to order at s o'clock last evening in
the city council rooms. The following
officers and standing committees were ap
Isointed and adopted for the ensuing year:
President. W Stewart.
Vice Presidents-A. Steel, J P Wey.
erhaeuser.
Secretary F Robinson
Treasurer Peetz
Finance Committee A. c. Dart, H. c.
Mcconnell, l.. s McCabe, II Hoffmas
ter
Soliciting Committee H Hoffmaster,
W. B. Ferguson. E II Guyer, ] j.
Parks. c. c. McIntire
City Affairs H c. Connolly, Walter
johnson, Henry Carse, John Peetz, David
Donaldson,
Transportation-A. c. Dart, L. S Ne.
C4be, f. q Frazer, John Weycrhauser,
J. NJ Montgomery
Printing snd Telegraphing-E. W
Hurst, ] T Fleming, H. Thomas, W H.
Judge, j W. Welch
Manufacturing and Jobbing-
Steel H. c. Mcconnell, j. j Reimers, J.
NJ Cbristy. ] s. Gilmore, Fred Denk
man, Phil Mitchell,
The question in regard 10 the proper
width for wagon ties was again brought
up, and the committee on city affairs was
instructed to lay the matter before the
new city council, in the hope of securing
the passage of an ordinance to that
effect
The committee on printing and tele-
graphing was instructed TO prepare the
matter for the four page folder to be
used for advertising purposes. and have
it printed
The association desired that the COM
mlttee on transportation make efforts TO
secure hetter facilities for persons desiring
to come to town by rail and return the
same day.
A balance of about $50 was reported
by Treasurer Peetz, who said that no
membership fees for 1884 had yet been
paid, A great many had not paid their
special assessment of So and he was in
structed to collect them, and also the
annual fee of 81, and to also report list
of delinquents at the next meeting fol-
publication. The association adjourned
without any further business being trans
| acted
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-04-30

Following are the committees selected
by Chairman Vicuech, of the board of
supervisors.
Finance Heath, Pearsoll, Schneider,
Ryder Clarke
Town and Town Accounts-Asrer.
Schoonmaker, McEniry
Equalization Campbell, sCederberg,
Wealherhead, Ttterington, Burial.
Miscellaneous Claims Martin, Swan
son, Hollister.
Poor Barton Fitzgerald Tumble,
Goodlow. Fisk.
Poor Weatherhead, Trumble,
Bowman, Martin Clarke
Roads and Bridges Hawthorne, Good
low, McEniry.
Abatemcnts- Pearsoll, Cederberg, Bur-
rail, Campbell, Schoonmaker
Ways and Means-Schneider, Ryder,
Barton.
Jall and jail Accounts Aster, Heath,
Fisk
Fees and Salaries IIollister Tittcriug
ton. Barton, Hawthorne. swanson.
Public EXpenditures-Rowman, FitZ-
gerald, Martin.
1t only requires d glance at the above
list to see that Mr. Werlich showed great
parliality and little judgmentin arranging
his committees. Itwas nothing more than
we expected, however, when his election
as chairman was ANNOUNCED. 1t Is true
that the democrats elected him, and it
should naturally follow that they would
receive some recognition at his hands, but
it seems that they have not been shown
any preferences by the gentleman from
Moline Take for instance the finance
committee. one, if not the most important
of them all. If We mistake not, every
member of that committee is a republican.
1t might be that the gentleman from Mo
line thinks his democratic friends are
incompetent: Of handling the finances of
the county, for we do not think that he
questions their honesty. Then, again, the
gentleman from Moline, might not be al
together to blame for the imperfectness OF
his committees. Perhaps his bosom com
panion from the upper end Claiming to
be democrats equally at fault for it
is hinted that the two spent most of the
night in arranging the slate,
The democrats themselves, are wholly
to blame for this state of affairs. They
displayed too much courtesy to the gen
tleman from Moline, by putting him in q
position where he was able to Stub them
The board is democratic by clear major
ity, and the democrats should stand up
for their rights. Democrats cannot ex-
pect to elect a chairman or any other
officer if they don't vote for him them
selves The republicans won't elect him
for you And by all means don't depend
on man who casts blank ballots He
might as well stay home On his farm as
'astraddle a fence" when his vote is re
Quired,
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-04-30

V. Jue, on Fourteenth street and Fifth
avenue, will 90 out of business.
p. Scherer, Fourth avenue and Tenth
street, will take ont license
Andy Harmon, Fourth avenue and
Tenth street, will not take any license in
Swan Youngren, Fourth avenue and
Ninth street, had not decided.
Christ Leffler, Fourth avenue and
Fourth street will take out license.
Mons Nelson, Third avenue and Fifth
street, has decided to remain in business.
Al Owens, on Third avenue and Ninth
street, will take out license,
Woods place, Third avenue and Tenth
street had not decided.
Turner hall, WILL as matter of course,
continue on iu business.
George Behrens, on Seventh avenue aud
Fourteenth and ona half street will con
tinue on in business.
Chas. Wuln, has closed b 5 saloon.
W. A. E. Knickerhocker. Second ave
nue., will continue on IN business the
same as ever.
c. j. Challberg, SecJgd avenue, said he
didn't know, but he thought he would.
George Shaf1er, Second avenue, will
continue on in business.
Mr. Symes, said he had not as yet,
made up his mind, but sthought it more
than likely he would invest in license.
John Linnehan, Second avenue, said
no.
John Seighartner, on Second avenue
and Fifteenth street, said he wanted no
license in his
J OhlweiIer, corner Second avenue and
Fifteenth street, said he meant TO continue
on in business.
Ouo Gottsch, Seventh avenue and
Twelfth street, yes.
Christ Nabb, Seventh avenue and
Twelfth street, 20.
John Roach, Fifth avenue and Twelfth
street, yes.
John Schatz, Sixth avenue and Ninth
street, yes.
C. Hanson, city line between Rock
Island and Moline, no.
Rudolph, near c. r, l. & P. depot, yes
Henry Fickinger, Sixth avenue and
teenth street, no.
There may be one or two saloons that
we have missed in our rounds, but there
are none to our knowledge 1t remains
for time alone to tell what this new law
will bring about. 1t is quite certain,
however to bring about. one thing-a
large amount of monay in the city treas
ury. The saloon keepers in Rock Island
are no worse off in respect to this law
than other cities in the state. In Gales
burg, H.. the license this year is 81, 200,
and they viii have only about six saloons
| in the town.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-04-30
A Fight,

Yesterday afternoon two farmers got to
fighting on Twelfth street and Sitxh ave
nue.. The fight was over COW hide.
One OF the farmers had sold the other
fellow a COW hide about two weeks ago.
The COW hide, it seems, had q hole in it
which spoiled it, The seller claimed that
it was grub, and that the hide was all
right when he sold it. The other fellow
called him liar and they went at 1t
They fought and fought, scratched each
other and bit one another. They finally
got tired, and one of the fellows got into
his wagon, cracked his whip and said,
1--we got enuff now, durn ye, but when
see you agin I'll smash you in the arth,
and then drove off
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-04-30

The supervisors met again in the court
house this morning, present the chairman
and all the members of the board, but
Fisk, of Cordova. The reading of peti-
tons was then gone through with. The
report of the committee on the poor farm
was read and accepted There was
nothing new in this report, as it was
about the same as the last report. The
committee recommended that the present
pest house be sold to the highest bidder.
just how this can be done has not been
determined upon, but if it is possible the
pest house will be disposed of. This was
bill day, but the board heard no bill this
morning, and may not this afternoon, as
there are some other matters to be dis
posed of.
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-04-30
On a Visit

Moons and moons ago so long that We
forget the exact date, Tom Shay used to
be cashier in the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul office in this city. Tom was a
genial soul, and everybody who knew him
learned to love him, leastwise to regard
him highly anyhow. But he was destined
to be snatched from US, and he went up
to Milwaukee, where he went to work in
the office there Yesterday Tom came
down here on visit, Everybody was
glad to see him. He looks as fresh as a
daisy, and it delights our eyes to see him
thus
The Rock Island Argus., 1884-04-30
In nuraucs Vile.

James Honoghau is in durance most vile
all because he let his fingers stick to other
mems property Jim has been boarding
at the Occidental hotel for while. He
is sort of patent right fiend, and has
been peddling patent roller sastors about
the city. Yesterday he effected an en-
trance to A Ensdaner's room and stole a
coat worth $50, and some other things
belonging to H. C. Bloomfield The
goods were missed and the police notified,
and early this morning Officer McCabe
arrested Honoghan and lodged him in
jail. He will be brought before Cropper
either this afternoon or tomorrow morn
ing