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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-11
Anoth er silver Common Dividend

nbMNHISUH
Inc -FOUR owners OF the Silver Conner
mine on the West side Of Prospect Mount.
An declared another dividend Of 81 400
!Os'eraay among themselves. This is the
'nlrd consecutive monthly dividend, al.
'aougn many $1,000 dividends were de.
oiarsd from the net proceeds Of the property
PRIOR 70 Six months ago. During the last
euas'er the mine yielded 81, Gal, and could
nave produced many thousands mora baa
sne miners exceeded the numhar an
"a extracting ore by half a dozen or Ian
as !, Is, supt. Bsebee prefers going .,on1
= s,owiy. but surely, and knowing inss VIA
10 - aoout. 1.-THE dollars In sicb. n ~
ne says, /" are Just as ssfs and srre
= 40 the banks" The mine il oert.iniv
looking and yielding well.
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Ask for Simmond's Nabob Whisky. II
Ia the best in the world.
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oi.oopa q oarlson's assay Office, oen,a,
nouse block, Main street, Eureka
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
What Was Done During the Week
Ending Yesterday.

Ending Yesterday.
Following are the real estate transsc-
tions for the week ending Monday, August
10, 1885:
j. W. Lambert transferred to Henry
Kuchel and Jacob Kuchel, in consideration
OF the sum OF SIPS, this following real es-
tate situate in the town Of Ruby Hill. Eu-
reks county: Lot situate on tho west side
OF Main street, between the Miners Union
Hall and the Lambert store lot.
Timothy Rouse conveyed through deed
under date Of October 16, 1884, to W. s.
Herring that certain lot known az lot No.
50 in block No. 7. The purchase price
psid therefor was 500.
W. A. Earles transferred to Henry K.
Mitchell for 81 and other good and valuable
consideration an undivided half interest
In and to the Earles and Midnight mining
claim situate in the Cortez Mining Dis
trict.
Jacob thinner, by proper conveyance.
sold to Emily d. Watts 500 acres OF land
situate on Antelope Greek, about Is miles
south OF Oortez and s miles south Of the
warm Springs, known as the P~ennsylya-
niarsnch, together with all the horses. ETC.,
thereon or sppertaining thereto.
Michael Murphy, w. II. Bennets, Aaron
l.. smith and Edward Mulcoy have looat-
ed a mining claim situate east Of the Ken
TUCK mine one mile, more or less. Said
claim Is ,5O0x600 feet, and will be known
as the Minnie Moore.
ID. b. Mckee has leased to M. H. Joseph
MS one-third interest in and to the Water
jacket mine for two years, commencing
from May IS. 1885.
n. b. Mckee bonded to M. II. Joseph
nis one-third interest in the Water jacket
mine. A condition Of the bond ia that il
SAD M. Il. Joseph shall pay the said H.
.. Mckee $500 on or before May IS, 1887,
ae shall receive q deed from said Mckee
LOT the interest above mentioned,
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r.. q p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
p Mullins a VT Miss Alice Harmon
p Gilman Miss Ida Harmon
Joe winzell AS Longley
Miss Ella Riley Mrs Sullivan q On
Cant ] NJ Foley
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New ginghams-at Harris & Mathews.
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New calicos-at Harris 4 Mathews.
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Squeezed Out OF Existence.

on Thursday lusi at F"rF.--i's ranch near
Grnnwa. "'c uf ihc hands noticed "a c,w
rharslu- iuripu.iy at "a t!irEri e in
vcaiisaiion showed hat thr animal was
liz. Ting biz biarl. ~uakr AMI trying to
stamp i 20 ,!cath wi'', hrr Gcrc f.t. The
iliicksj was an ISOLATED rlump OF sage
brush, ami the SNAKE aid not seem disposed
TO leave and trus: its n.e to the open
country.
Finally the cow lowered her bead and
ATTEMPT ted 10 impaie the ~make ON her
horns. L. an Instant the snake i ruig on
the COWS head and rapidly coilel itself
about her horns. The cow stood dtzel for
an instant, AMI then started OF on a run.
occ isi onaiv kneeliug 10 rub her head
against the ground, bu, she was unasle to
rid herself Of her enemy. eagain sought
the sage brush and tried to brush the in
cunbent oil but the snake oul; coilcd
itself the tighter aud refuse. 10 be ii. slodged.
The COW seemed finally to realize that all
her Efforts were Useless, and uttcring ter
rite below. set oil at full gallop. The
ands made an effort to follow her and turn
htr bich, btl' IN !er 1rdntic it1glt she out
STRIP ped the horses, and, when cornered,
would charge everything in sight. Occa-
sionaliy the snake would hall unit " isl Itself
and liz head would play between the cows
eyes. On these occasions the poor animal
would below with terror and sometimes
go fifty yards backward To escape For
three hours she ran Wildly about the field,
with the blood and foam Gying from her
lips. and sweat streaming from her sides.
The rest OF he hired help tried to throw IL
lass~ over her horns. but could not get near
enough, and finally the poor brute dropped
from sheer exhaustion ami painted out her
life. The snake was dispatched immedi-
ate,y. II Was :. black snake five feet long.
New O-ie.ns Times Democrat.
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Count Fifty and Then Run.

81 remember said Detroit boy
to his Sunday school teacher, "you
told me to always stop and count
fifty when angry" "Ycs?" Well, Pm
glad to hear it. It cooled your anger,
didn't it?' you see, boy he came
into our alley and made faces at me
and dared me to fight. l was going
for him. He was bigger'n me and I'd
have got pulverized, | remembered
what you said and began 10 count"
''And you didn't fight" mo, ma am.
Just as got to forty two my big
brother came along, and the way he
licked that boy would have made
your mouth water. | was going to
count fifty and then run"
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Merchant Traycler.l
Young B!,klns WAS utterly devoted to
business, but somehow found time to
fall in love and ask the girl to marry
him. The time was set, and he called
on the Old gentleman to get his con-
sent. He had long talk, and that
evening came up to see the gil.
Well she said, in considerable
anxiety, ''whai did pa say
ale said that wheat was going up
and there was a fine chance for man
to make handsome little dot"
"Pshaw Didn't he say anything
else ?"
ooh, yes, we talked about a dozen
ventures that might be made, with an
excellent chance Of coming out ahead
every time
''Bother the business" What did
he say when you asked him if you
could have me p
"Wha--wha-- what?" he stammered.
"Why, what did he say about me p
by George, Mary, ! forgot all
about it. III go the first thing in the
mornig and see him about it,
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trio, of the Territory of Montana, ia. and for
the County of Meagbcr
ELIZABETH ANN WARD, Plaintiff,
WILLIAM J. WAED. Defendant.
The people @; the Territory Of Montana scnd
greeting To .ho above named DEFENDANT
You art hereby required To appear in am action
brought against you 10y tine above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trici of the Territory of Montana, in and for the
County of Meayhef and to the complaint
iileis herein, within ten days exclusive al the DAY
of seivice) after the service you of this sum
mons, il served within this county; or, if served
out of this county, but in this district. within
twenty days. otherwise witbii. forty days, judy
mcnt by default will be taken against you. accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint. The said
action is brought 10 obtain he decree of said
di,,olNing the bonds of matrmony between the
said plaintiff and defendant. aud that this plain
till may ie Restored Ia her maiden name, Eliza
beth Ann Knapp, and for such other and further
relief to this hoaoroile court shall proper.
You are hereby notified tina; if YOU ipil to APP
pear and answer the said complaint, above
lure the said plaintiff Will tai. default against
You and apply 10 the court ior he '. lief demanded
In plaintih complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
District C"ur ri the Third Judicial
[-EALl District al the Territory of Montana in
and for the County II Neagher. this 18th
aay Of August in the year OF our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and eighty
I've h. II. IArkM, Clerk.
BY J.. HorNIFT. Deputy Clerk.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONTANA,
Aprnxf lltb jSSn

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONTANA
August 18th. lssJ. \
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Receiver
of the United states Land Office, at Helena, NJ T.,
ON September 3iaii, is-l, viz:
Henry p. Brooks,
who made homestead application No. 2s93 for the
So NW4 sWl, NEi4, NWl4 NEl4 Sec. -. town
ship IL north of range IL East.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
cont nuous residence upon, and cultivation. Of said
land viz: Thomas c. Power, of Helena. VI. T.;
Joseph III. Mcknight, of 1T. Shaw, NJ. T.; James
A. Wells and Alexander G. johnson, Of IT. Benton,
NJ. r. r. Atkinson, Register.
Buliafd & Barbour, Attys.
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Notice of Final Entry.


LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MoSrANA,l
September I'd. 1-sl
Notice j. hereby given thai the Iollowi ing named
settler has htci notice of hi intention To make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
pr',rf will i. made before John Toomb- a Notary
Public. in and Tor N,agher county, Montana At
Lewi-tuwn. VI. r.. GA October lGth, lssa, viz:
Caleb =. sears
who niade pr.-enl tion declaratory statement Ne.
rs. lor the -Ni -Wi 10 SWi !. section 3 and
Ma NV /, section n, TIP. II, " of range ~. T..
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon. and cultivation OF, said
land, viz William II. -imons, George u. Brown.
Archie V. Rogers and James VI. Weldon, all of
Lewistown, VI. 4.
+. Atkinson. Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA NJ. T., 4
Au,rttst t-tb lN.s

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA NJ. T.,
August nth 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before John Tooilbs, Notary
Public in and Tor Meagher county. Montana, at
Lewistown. n. T., on October ID 1885, viz:
Martin Y. Is WarchaMa,
who made pre-einption declararory statement No.
5G2l for tie Me- OF section ~, township Is, n. of
range IL T..
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land viz Henry +. Dent, George Balm. sui
lvan Wareha,n and Julius Balm all of stanford,
Montana.
+. ApgISsoN. Register.
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LAND OFFICE At HELENA. NJ. T.
August 18th, 1ss5. !
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler las filed notice of his intention To make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will he made before John Toomhs. Notary
Public in and for Meagher county. Montana, at
Lewistown, NJ. T.. on October n, lss5, viz:
sullivan II. Warcl,ain,
who made pre- emption declaratory statement No.
5iu1, for the Ia NV l. and lots | and , section -,
township u, north OF range II east.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF.
said land, viz: Henry +. Dent. George Balm, james
Auhery and Martin V. b. Warehani, all of ssan-
ford. Montana.
J.. Atkinson. Register.
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The Alameda mine, near the once
famous camp of Virginia City, Mont,
was recently sold to J. H. Ramsey,
an Alabama capitalist, for $4,000 by
Deyarmon & Thexton. The sale will
doubtless result in the introduction of
capital into the camp for the develop
ment of its leading mining interests.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MONTANA,
Ill. ~. Z

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MONTANA
July 2sth, lssi. !
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made teisre Thomas \. NARROW, No
tary Public, in and for Meagher county, Montana.
al 1T. Maginnis, NJ. T., Oh September 18th, 1ssj,
viz:
stephen y. sutton,
who made prc-emption deelaratory statement No.
5i26. for the Ma NEii, Ma NW1i. See. "a. tip 10,
mort d of range 20 i.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and ultivation Of said
land, viz: john Fogery. Thomas Casey, James T..
Horan and John ". !iendfies, all of TT. Maginnis,
Montana.
i. ADkfNsos. Register
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N.:l ID fer werking peerle. s.nd 10 eent.

EYE . for working people send 10 cents
81 - postage and We viii mail yon free, "A
a2 royal. Valuable ,aniple box oi goods that vii,
= put you H. the way al making more money in
a lcw DAYS than YOU ever thought possible at any
business. Capital not required. You can live al home
and work in spare time only or al. the time. All of
both sexes. of all ages grandy successful 80 cts
- easily earned every evening. That all vino want
work HAY test the l>iness make this unpafai-
leed oilcr: To all who well satisfied will
send II to pay for the trouble Of writing uS. FUN
pariicu lars directions sent free. Immense paw
absolutely for all who start Don't de-
lay. Address sTISsoS X Co., Portland. Maine.
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Greek i, the lan;ua-e for poetry. French
for love, and Iiali,n tor hand-or mei-
,dy; bnt the man with a shirt collar that
,!ee.n'r i, i, the sanae helpless being in all
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T.,
September 1lth, 1855.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, VI. T., I
September 18th, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before John Toombs, a notary
public in and for Meagher county. Montana at
Leyistown NJ T., on Thursday October 22d, 1883,
viz:
Reuben L. ti,iinger,
who made presumption declaratory statement No.
5o6l, for the SO seq. Sec. ~. the SW4 sWK.
Sec. q and Nw NE',, Sec, 3D. TIP II. N. of r.. l9 =.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land. viz: William Kicks, Nils &. Hanson.
samuel Phillips and William Hortop all of Lewis
town, Meagher county Montana.
r. Atkinson Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONTANA
August 2ith lss1. /
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, anu Ina, said
proof will he made before John Toombs. u Notary
Public. in and for Mcagher county. Montana, at
Lewistown, NJ T., ON October 3D. 1855, viz:
Robert NHilemger,
who made pr. emp,ion dcclara,ory statement No.
5067, for the SO NWi,. So NEIt, Sec 81, township
Il, y. of range 10 east
lie names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF, said
land viz Samuel Phillips, Thomas J. Leard,
Charles r. sullenger and Nils &. Hanson, all OF
L.wisiown. Meagher county, NJ. T.
F.ADKINSON, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. NJ. r..
August 2lst, lss1.
Notice j. hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of hi, claim and that said
proof will b. made before A. Il. Barrows, Notary
Public in and for Mea. her county NJ. r., at Ihi
NJ. T., ON October 81 lssa. viz:
Edward &. Russell,
who made pre-enpi ION declara;ory statement No.
isis for the M NV, sec. -. sWl, swI Sec. H.
Me- Ne, See. II. township II, n. of X II T..
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resi- ienee upon, and cultivation oil
said land Wis John bay, Wi,'iam Dawes, Timothy
Telison and Frank C. Russell, all of tibet, VI. L.
+. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LANp OFFICE At lIEIrsA, ". T., I
september 1th, lS>b.

-tiIrIn'tr ia, IN@l. !
Notice hereby given thar the following named
seitier has hlfi notice ii his intention To make
liBal proof ia ~apper of his claim. and that said
proof will le uiadc lcInn, John T. Me-w.eney, a
Notary Public IN and FOR M,aeler county. Mon
tana AT stanford, u. T., un Detoier 10TH ls>5 viz:
John ). Boyer.
vino made pre-cnpiion declaratory statement No.
i~'-i, ior tia NJ MI. SNi, NEtt, NV, SEl,.
section ~ township 70, north Of range II east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous nsiiencr upon. ani cultivation oi said
land, viz: ncor-r VI. D,'wet4. duncan ellis.
huiaa> ravs and George Fall gan. all OF stanford
Montana
J ADHESION Register.
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y. q. Addnss-Fon Naginnis. NJ. T.
Range-Hox Elder and Armells Creeks.
Ear Marks-crop and underbit from right ear,
Neni-F upside down over bar
Hoses branded D ON right shoulder.
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The Salvation Army Advance Guard.

George D. Nicely, of Pennsylvania. forerun-
ner of the Salvation Army, attracted a large
crowd at the Bates House corner by his tam
BOURNE playing, singing, shouting and preach
ing, yesterday afternoon. He was told by Off
GERS Bauer and McLain to desist, which he did
on that corner, only to directly afterwards re-
sumo his services on the Occidental side. He
was then arrested for disturbing the peace AT
the station house, Turnkey Taffe suggested to
him that he could escape impri sonment for The
night by giving SIS bail II never pay fines" re-
piled Nicely.
''That is no fine. The mayor will settle that
tomorrow
~ am ready to suffer-" And he was locked up
in the room used for safe keeping. The key was
turned upon him, when he began to pray and
sing alternately. Nicely says that others of the
army are coming, to organize raid against In
dianapolS vice.
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PRICES ALWAYS in PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS. BASSE1'T + Co.
SERIOUS CUTTING ARRAY.
Allegro Desperate Uses Razor with Fright
full Results.

Joseph Garrett, colored lad of about twenty
years, was terribly cut by razor in the hands
of Edward Harvey, alias Baker, at a colored
dance given at Emerald Hall. last night So far
as is known, there was absolutely no provocation
for the deed, although Harvey says he had some
words with Garrett at the Dime Museum earlier
in tho evening, and that the latter had followed
him from that place to the ball. Harvey came
down stairs to the sidewalk between
dances, and saw Garrett who had
just come up. and was standing at the
foot OF the stairs On seeing Garrett Harvey
took off his gloves and handed them to by
stander with request that he ''jes' hold onto
dem gloves fer minute" and suddenly whipping
out razor in his right hand. and a revolver in
his left, he made a vicious onslaught on Garrett
The razor struck just behind the left ear and
cat a cash of frigktful proportions, extending
clear to the point of the chin, and lay
ing open the cheek, exposing the
teeth, windpipe and Bsopha gus Garrett
bled profusely, and the wound is regarded as a
very dangerous one. He was removed to the
Surgical Institute, where his injuries were at
tended to. sfter which he was taken TO the hos
ptal Harvey was arrested by Officers Clary
and Conklin, and slated for assault with intent
10 kill He is the same man who shot Nan Ell
lott. colored prostitute few years ago, and
has always been looked upon as q very danger
Gus man. He was employed by Browning &
Sloan.
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assured for the remainder OF the engagement,
there being performances tonight, tomorrow
afternoon and tomorrow night.
ENGLISH's OPERA HoUSE-'THE TWO JOHNS
1.-THE Two Johns was the attraction at En-
glishs Opera-hous yesterday which filed the
auditorium afternoon and night. This was the
second appearance Of Mr. Stewards company in
this city, and the impression it produced last
year as one of the funniest of plays was deep
ened and intensified. The plot, what there is Of
it, turns upon the similarity of appearance of
1.-The two JOHNS who are ludicrously stout
which confuses even their wives, and produces
no end of laughabe situations. Messrs Stew
art and Murray make two delightful "fat come
dams, and the supper: is all that is required.
The play will be produced again tonight and to-
-lorrow afternoon and night, and will doubtless
amuse large audiences at all performances
NOTES.
The all-feminine attraction, IAN Adamless
Eden" at the Zoo Theater, still proves potent
drawing card, the house being filed nightly.
The Museum was packed at both performances
yesterday "Nobody's Claim is one of the most
popular plays yet presented, and the performan-
ances are worthy OF large patronage.
Mr.. Charles n Hoyt. the author of ''Bunch of
Keys" Rag Baby, "Parlor Match" and Tin
Soldier" is with the company playing the last
named piece at the Grand. He is reformed
newspaper man and very bright and versatile
actor.
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Five Weddings at Charlottesville.

On Wednesday evening Auditor WATSON gave
brilliant reception at his residence in honor of
AL bert S. Miller and bride. A large number of
relatives and friends were present, and an ele-
CANT repast was served.
There double wedding at the Catholic
Church yesterday morning, at o'clock, Rev.
Father Dinner officiating. The parties were
W. r. Burleigh, of bingham, Ills and Miss
Mary Quill. and Patrick Gotham and Miss Sarah
Hays
Charlottesville was taken by surprise,
Wednesday evening, by the announcement of
the marriage of A. p. Luse and Miss Flora
Darter. President Tutte. of Wabash College,
pronounced the ceremony Miss Darter is the
daughter of ]. j. Barter Mr.. Luse is of the
firm of Marder, Luse & Co.. of Chicago Mr.
and Mrs. Luse left for New York, via Chicago
and will spend the winter in France and Italy.
The marriage of Henry Perry. an attorney Of
Charlottesville, and Miss Lillian Brltton, took
place yesterday morning. The ceremony was
pronounced by Rev Matser, of Sullivan.
The marriage of Fred T. Moore of Chicago
nephew of Auditor WATSON, and Miss Joanna
Collins occurred last evening at the residence
of the brides parents.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel: c. A. Speigel, Vincennes;
Geo. ". Cox, Richmond; J. S. Thomas, Green,
field Daniel Murphy, Nashville; Ed Lanham,
Greensburg Chas. B. Ward, Noblesville; Fred
c. Wilson, Evansville.
Bates House: James Fl. Evans and wife, Thos.
Kelley, Columbus; J. c. Suit and wife, Frank
FORT A. A. Stubbins Miss Pearl Coffin, Koko-
mo; H. L. Prewitt, Martinsville Warren Tebbs,
Lawrence burg; Joseph g. Rogers, Logausport;
Charles c. Matson and wife. Brazil; D. E. Will
hanson, Greencastle; d. f. Skinner, Valparaiso.
Grand Hotel: Theo. Runs. Huntington; Saml
Hargrove, Greencastle: Ms. Lowrev Rockville;
Rev. Dr. Bowman. wife and daughter, Green
castle; Robert f. Powell and wife Rushvile; A.
ID. Baker. South Bend; Owen Moffett Ednburg;
Il. H. Salmon, Rochester; Thomas S. Cox, Ev-
ansville; Byron W. Ewing, Goshen; A. G. Mere
dith, Terre Haute Jacob Taylor, South Bend;
William Foster, Vincennes.