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FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM NEARLY EQUAL DISTANCE
"A from Beauregard and Wesson, one mile west
Of depot; 60 aeres-30 cleared and under iepce-and
balance in good timbes. A Gne sonImer spring and
good well water. A good residences in frst-rate
repair Price ss0O-s53c cash, and balance IN one
year with ten per cent interest Possession, Jan
> INMAN W. COOPER,
anil 'g5.st Madison Station. Miss
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-Rvrioh q CO.. Jackson. Miss

OFFER TO THE PROFESSION MISSISSIPPI
SUPREME court RKroRTs Vols IS 10 81 in
elusive At S5.1o, postpaid at $3.50 per volume.
Georss's Digest s. co. or postpaid. So
Andrews Digest. sl0.0e, or postpaid sio.ss.
The above can be had Of
tai w. J0HSsaS 4 CO..
maris'ss-4t Philadelphia. Pa
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Visitors to New Orleans
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

r ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE
L A estate OF ]. F. Rmes deceased, granted
to me on 9th day of March, 1855. Now all persons
having claims against his estate requested to
exhibit them, and have them registered by the
Clerk of the Chancery Court of Kinds county,
Mississippi, first district thereof within year.
or they will be forever barred q. e. RIMES,
nar25 'S5-4w. Adm Illustrator.
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N-D ACRES of land for sale lying 10 miles
eSeDsD south Of RAYMOND ; miles northwest Of
Terry. in Kinds county, Miss, improvement
n Lots 10 snit n,lrehasers; the land is good. Apply
- - ~ CHAs MARTIN,
A,r;l1 's51 Raymond, Miss.
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Situat;on Wantedi

UyHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES A POSITION
- as bookkeeper. Has had experience IN Rses-
ehandising and bookkeeping VII s.ss graduate
in Leddins Com. Colege. Address,
H. W. HARPKR, care Led2ins Con-. College,
mario 81 Memphis, Tenn.
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The largest stock in the state; over
10000 yards to Select from in Worsted
Goods alone.
Guaranteed all wool Nuns Yelling,
single width, z2i cts. Sold last year at
35c.
Double width 45c., sold last year at
Soc.
Lace Buntings, loo, sold last year at
25c.
Double width, 25c., sold last year at
SOC.
Lsno, that sold last year at 25c., now
15c.
Albetross Cloths, 60 cts, sold last year
at SOC.
All the late shades and colorings, all
the new weaYes.
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EFFORTS OF OFFICERS

CLERKS MONTHLY
JACKSON, Mss, March l, 1885
Honorable Board Mayor and Aldermen OF the City jackson
GESTLENESI herewith report issued during
the month OF February,
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BOARD OF AYoR AND ALDERMEN.
REGULAR MEETING.


JACKSON, Miss, March IL, 1885.
regular meeting Aldermen of the
Jackson, held Wednesday, March H. Presentation
John Mc Mayor Aldermen Braun Gibbs Hardy Jones' Taylor and
Watkins
Of the regular meeting
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500 0Os 90 WORTH OF B. B. B.

This is the largest contract OF the kind
ever made in the United States to one
house. The proprietors of B. B. B. have
no hand in this cut-rate war among the
trade, and only regret that the druggists
should become angry in their endeavors to
catch the largest trade in the sale OF b. b;
B., which has of late become so heavy and
universal in Atlanta. No one will doubt
the heavy demand, when aware OF the hrsi
and only Blood Purifier that
MAKES CURES CHEAPLY AND QUICKLY,
of all forms and stages of blood poisons,
scrofula, skin diseases, kidney troubles,
etc. etc. Many cases are cured with one
single bottle, and if the public desire fur
Their and more direct information on the
subject, postal card directed to Blood
Balm Co. Atlanta, Ga, will secure valu'
able book, free.
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A GANG OF CUT-THROATS.
An Atlanta Firm Cause Big Sensa'
tiOn.
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Magnificent VALLEY Plantation Cheap

xean ACREs-ONE or THE BEST on THE
lUUU famous "fIoney Island" the richest region
and safes; from oFerfsw. in the Iazoo Delta I'M
proremenis unsurpassed; highly cultivated; large
new steam gin; grist aud mills machinery
first-cIass All modern equipments, work shop,
cotton houses commodiouS stables and cribs, mics
dwelling. handsome shady grounds excellent or
chard: apples, peaches, pears, plurn, hgs eistefi
and wells: substantial new cabins, brick cbluinsys
| all along the front; stock range unlimited waite
plentiful; ali species splendid timber: no ineum
hrance: railroads projected; navigation perpetual
1 low freigh's Address BOX J. ichala,
| roa-tS sS5-ft Ifolues CouHty, Miss.
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Within the past six months the demand
Tor this remedy has been wonderful, a
number of druggists retailing as much as
three dozen bottles in one day. At present,
some buy it in gross lots, some 3 and
Others | gross at time The Blood Balm
Co. recently made contract with J. W.
Holman, of Denver, Colorado, for the sale
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To Druggists.

An EDUCATED PHYSICIAN AND pWAH-
N NACIsf-29 rears experience, desires sIl ct
Vaeenaeut with some good bouSr uhe1estl. or ~
TAIL pres. II ptanst, clerk. btk 6sY<r ~ tras-
eler. Has barge Influential acquaintance and G. a
command a So-st trade Best ct references.
Address ". c. BELI.AMI, 4. a.. VI. T.,
apri /, SS--St Clinton, y is
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.


petitions
W r. further Inc
wasgr granted he Board.
The Commute on Public in favor OF the allow
u OF 50 40 foi repairs made az
College motion the Adopted ana war
rant ordered to in payn of the
of the Committee on Claims feporsu
the correct recommended the payment Of the
feeding % ~
Byron Leznly, medicine a =
Hunter Har1ngon, medicine for prisoners -
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sTEDMAN & CO.
ON THE INSIDE
Retailing Goods
Ar
WHOLESALE PRICES.

With buyers olscays in New York
watching the market-with wholesale
credit-buying for cash, we stand next
door to the Manufacturer and Importer.
We have no middle man to pay, but
sell YOU at the middle mans profit.
Hear our prices Come and see and
,,ot, what bAiiava
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FOR 6 ALE

0On ACRES LAND TWO AND HALF
HOO miles northwest of Jackson. $50 in cuin-
yation balance in timber. For further PARTICULARS
addres. GEO. A. WORK,
mar1s SIT Jackson, miss
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Commencing with our celebrated
Liaon DeLlde at &c. We run all the
way up to a Linen Cambria at soc, fill-
ing in with Union Linen LaWns at loo,
18c., and 25cts.
Pure Linen Lawns at %, 30, 30 and
4jc.
Persian Lawns, at 25c, soc, SIC, and
4jc.
Dimity, &c 40c.
French Lawns at 124, 10, Is and 1Sc.
Victoria Lawns al &c. and l0c.
Piques from &c. up.
Match our prices if you can in this
or any other market.
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A STILL LOWER CUT,

and for several days had force of boys
parading the streets with banners, bearing
the inscription, in bold letters, b. B. B.
This novel proceeding evoked much
comment, and is the first instance OF
patent medicine creating a universal COM
motion among druggists, on record which,
however, only seems to show the
rnr.r poD,-r AprTy OF BOTANIC BLOOD
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

q YOUNG LADY Of refinement and eaIfp-c
"a Ni~l4ess passti goverus.s or Com pautofs-
do not Object - the ceaT-s 81 an invalid, or %
yravel. Can give 5sS, . reference Address
oKFHELfSE. Oxford, Miss
Arril !, $50
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lIAVvTIg& WHISKY HABITS

EUI s: s n; \: 80. S:a:' 5s ~: :
The LESLIE r.. kEELEN co. -,
ri /, 'ss-At. pv1sHr. III
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a pPllcANIs FOR cFFicE under present Ad-
- niinistEaiisa MATERfALLY AIDED IA their
spplica;ons requisite an nations. etc. Anuapo-
Us arq " est Point incl adej. incs0se stamp 7.
IL DoNkHUE, late OF War Department., Box
2259. Denver, Colorado.
Aprili, 's5-im.
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Two new Senators were sworn in Thur
day-Grav. Of Delaware, successor of Bay
ard, and Wilson, nf MARYLAND, the success
sor of Greosae- Senator Gray is q man OF
impressive appearance. He Is tall. perhaps
nearly six feet and finely proportional
His hair and mustache are black, and on TIL
crown of his head there is bald spot III
was dressed in b sack, his coat bsiIk frocl
closely buttoned. Senator Gray was as
signed to seat nsxt to Gen. Wathall o.
the outer tier at the Democratic side, AM
br half an hour after the oath was admin
fstered he he'd a sort OF informal ieyee
Senator Wilson, of Maryland was ais
sworn in. He is about ave fest eight inche
tall, looks to be e. years Of age, and has
,scant head Of hair, which IS rs white :
snoW, His face, which Is very pale,
aui0oth-shaven. He was given seat 10 ~
second tier from the rear and 10 tAe Elzhec
ne Vice-P President,
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city
1884 by w s. HAMILTON, City Collector
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TA IA "A ooLO!
Commencing our Parasols at 15c., We
carry them up to $500.
Look at our $3.50 Psrasol, it was sold
last year at $3.50.
The parasol we sold you last year at
$500, we are glad to give you to-day at
So 500
We are on the inside to-day, and ask
no odds of New York in prices, and are
willing to give New Orleans profit.
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OIoTHTN&s

Gee our prices;
Middlesex Blue Flannel Suits, $500,
Tag on collar and guaranteed.
Keunebeck Worsted Suits tagged and
warranted genuine, $1,000.
A good Blue Suit $500.
A good Tweed Suit $3.50.
Look at Our Opening!
Stedman % Co.
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CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.

NJ. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk
CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.
oard of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Jackson
70 report the following COLLECTIONS for the month Of
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-03
OsCEOLA MINING NOTES.

A correspondent sends the White Pine
News the following notes from Osceols,
under date of October 81:
The mill cleaned up 63 ounces Of gold
bullion on the 18th. Mr.. Watson has
bought the lease of the mill from Messrs.
Ennis & Ssbin and started ii up himself
IN the 25th. II Is now running night and
day and will no doubt show good results.
The Gilded Age mine, which is supply
ing the mill with ore, is looking better
than ever, with thousands of tons of ore in
sight. Il is an sscertsined fact now that
the owners of this property have big things
ahead of them.
The Hydraulic Company have had their
engineer Smith in the field, taking the
levels from the creeks in Snake Vail ey
and has reported favorsbly the on feasibil-
ity of bringing in the water. he and Mr..
Hampton, the Superintendent, have gone to
Salt Lake TO consult with the company in
regard to the matter.
Duff Brown is here from Boston looking
after mining property to place on the
market there.
Frank weis has opened q new saloon
here.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-03
Emma Nevada in Eureka,

Inasmuch as Emma Nevada stated to q
reporter In New York recently that she and
her company would visit those towns OF
the West along or contiguous to the route
laid out where she believed they would
draw sufficiently large houses to justify
one or more concerts. many OF our people
are discussing the proposition OF insuring
Miss Nevada and her troupe an $500 house
II they will give one concert in Eureka.
We pee no reason why Eureka could not
give them at least a 81. 900 house. Fully
so of the preferred seats of the Opera
House would bring SIS each, and the other
seats ought to be worth S. or 81 each. In
our opinion the tickets would not only
meet with a ready sale in Eureka, but
there are quite a number Of people in
Hamilton, Taylor and other parts Of White
Pine county. also over in Elko county,
who would willingly pay double the high
eat amount mentioned, if necessary. to
hear such distinguished artists "a Miss Ne.
vada and her company sing. Moreover,
the bringing of Miss Nevada and her com
pany to town would show commendable
enterprise. Let us have them give q con-
cert in Eureka. What responsible person
will take the initial step?
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sherif's Sale.
I'm The sixth Judicial District Court
of the state of Nevada, I'm and for
the. County OF Eureka.
MORRIS H. JOSEPH, Plaintiff.
vs..
THE RED BIRD CON. MINING COMPANY,
Defendant.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS UED
ID oat of the District Court of tho Sixth
Judicial District of the State OF Nevads. in
and for Eureka County. on the 14ih day Of
October, A. D. 1885, and to me directed and
delivered for q judgment rendered In said
Court on the I'd day Of March. A. d. 1885. in
against the Red Bird Con. Mining Company.
coin with interest In like gold coin at the rate
OF 10 per cent per annum from the I'd day OF
March, 1885, until paid. toge her with S2cl 80
sccruing costs, taxed at 50 so. l have on this
the 2sth day of October. 1885. levied upon
the following described property. to wit:
reka Mining District. Eureka county, Nevada
having been located June l8, 1871. by r. p,
McDapiel and Morris Regli, apd5recorded
August 81. 1871. in Book D, page %. Rureks
District Mining Records.
Notice Is hereby given that OF the
10th day OF November, A. ID. 1888.
between the hours of 0 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ, to wit: of 10 o'clock NJ. of said
day. I will sell all the right. title. claim and
interest OF the said defendant. the Red BIRD
| Consolidated NJ lining Con pany of in and to the
above described real property at the from
| door of the Courthouse in the town OF Eureka
| in said county, at public auction, for cash IL
| hand to the highest and best bidder to satisfy
| said execution and all costa.
VIM. sTINsoN, Sheriff.
By A. eTINsoN, Deputy.
| III. K. MITCHELL, Attorney for plaintiff.
| Eureka, New, oct. %. 1885. t29.tu
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Bureau Hotel
RESTAURANT.
BOARD. F.: : ST 90 PER WEEK.
SINGLE MEALS, so CENTS.
THE TABLES WILL BE FURNISHED
Il with the best that the market affords.
MISS NELLIE O'DRIEN,
r a.. McLLROY.
Proprietrcss.
Eureka. June 80. 1885. jyi-tf
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Thomas Wren has this day commenced
an action III his own name against the Enter
prise Mining and Irrigating Company 10 en-.
force and foreclose the lien of L. u. Phillips
for labor and services (said lien having been
heretofore sold and assigned to said Thomas
Wren) In the sum of Sc 900 upon the mining
claims and mining property OF said Enter
prise Mining and Irriasting company in the
Diamond Mining District. in Eureka county,
Nevada, under the provisions OF ali Act OF the
Legislature of Nevada, approved March 2,
1875, entitled "An Act to secure liens to me-
chsnics and others, and to repeal all other
Acts In relation thereto" and the Acts amend
atory aud supple mentsry thereto. Said action
is commenced in the District Court of the
Sixth Judicial District Of Nevada in aud for
Eureka county,
All persons holding or claiming liens under
the provisions of said ACT are hereby notified
to be and appear before said Court or MON
DAY. the 30th day of November. 1885. the
same being a day of the regular term OF said
Court. and then and there exhibit the proof OF
their said liens. THOMAS WREN.
Eureka, New, Oct. %, 1885. o24 'Sw
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Foreign Items.



ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-Bloody fight
ing is reported at Baku on the Caspian
Sea between the Moslems and the Rus.
SLAMS. The military had to be called out
to restore order. In the fighting several
Russians were killed and Q large number
wounded.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Mariotti, the would-be
assassin of De Freycinet, declared he fred
wide OF the Minister; that he did not in
tend to injure him, but only wished to
draw public attention to his grievances.
Mariotti's story that his daughter was out
ragged by workmen ON the Panama Canal,
and that the miscreants escaped punish
ment. is confirmed by the Panama Canal
Company. 1t is believed De Freycinet
will apply for Mariotti's release.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-To-day is a holiday in
the Bank of England and Stock Exchange,
the first secular day OF November being
one OF the banks ~semi-annual settling
days.
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C0uufy Finances.

The following balances were in the sew
eral funds of the County Treasury Octo'
ber 81: School, S3,473 CT; Fire. 1922 60;
Eureka Road, $3.50 81; Beowawe Road,
1924 90; Eureka School Redemption
S3il 60; Mineral Hill Road, SJ5 "a; Old
Salary, S622 &C; Salary. 1885. S88 "a; Cur
rent Expense, S322 "a; General, S4SS 0S:
State. 81, 500 28-total 81. 1928 81.
Indebtedness. funds) General. SIG
1855 04; Current Expense, S14,S42 SO; Old
Salary. 1922 &C; Salary, 1885, S2,347 90
Fire. S2,650 IL; Eureka Road, s5l5-
total, $37, 1872 co.
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A Correct Prediction.

Gays Tue Iuscarors Times. Review OF last
"u'E The trial Of jenkins, the slayer
~ Joe Dean. is going on in tho Distric.
tha ~ Eureka. The SENTINEL publishes
daianaaeacei IN full. On Wednesday the
momn aan' was on the stand, gave his testi-
roll and was subjected to q long and
sa cross examination. His statement
E.I suo SUBSTANTIALLY the same as that pnb.
vss a'u q. the time OF the killing, and there
as nothing in the Testimony Of tbe other
ILLNESSES that We have noticed that con.
mmsdicts 1t in any e~ssentisI n..isnIar
Inc witnesses for the prosecu.ien have nj
'es'lfed, and from reading Il VOC ~ y, ~.
tai. o' VIII 90 an acquit'
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A LIVELY BLAZE.

The Nob Nti HoseIouse Destroyed
BY Fire Saaday Ntxht-Thc LUss
$1,000.
Al about halt-past 10 o'clock Sunday
night the Mob Hill hosehouse on O'Neil
Avenue was discovered to be on fire. An
attemp. was made by some Of the people
living 10 tina. neighborhood, who dis
covered the blaze when IL was in it's Incl.
piency, to drown it with several buckets
OF water, but that was soon leavned 20 be
impraeticable and ont OF the question, as
the flames spread with great rapidly. A
general alarm was sounded, and Peter
Breen and other Hooks 4 Knicks, being
IN that locality at tho time. made q rush
Tor the Mob Hill hose carriage, rescued il
from the burning structure aud put il into
active service ut once. II was not long
nntil assistance came, and notwithstand.
ing two immense streams OF water were
played on the burning building it seemed
Nf a time impossible to quench the
Names. While water poured from
Doth sides Of the roof and through
'e holes burned therein. and one
VI inc hose SEN. u volume into the Interior
u the structure. the flames would roll
sOoal aud then burst forth with fury. The
structure was weather boarded, about
to1ao ieet, and II was not until it's walls
auu cupola fell in hat the flames wore
.,Sa.toned. A ssiG breeze was blowing a,
a W. ,he' and had 1t not been for tho close
s,sace Kept on the n%eighboring struc.
49, .ue c~onhasration would have proven
iii noS' disastrous one. As il was the loss
wa NOV exceed 81 200. on which there
haI, an Insurance OF $500. The building
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scraps from the Notebook OF the
Sentfners Reporter.

wv
Sentinel's Reporter.
Navajo has a 3O.cent plaster On il.
The Board of County Commissioner
will again meet this afternoon at l O'Clock
Assessor Wallace paid into the Count,
Treasury yesterday $500 on the poll-tax &C
count.
The prices quoted yesterday for Com
stock shares were stronger b during
last week.
VAUDEVILLE (Montana) News: Mrs. Geo
Lammerhart arrived in Butte from Eu'
reka, New, a few days ago.
The Hooks and Knicks will hold theii
monthly meeting this evening at half-pss'
7 o'clock. A good attendance is requested
Col. Mills and wife contemplate a visit
to Monterey, Cal, during the latter part Of
the present month.
The Dean estate and not the county paid
| all expenses In connection with the exhu-
nation and autopsy Of the body of Joseph
W. Dean, deceased.
Hon, A. G. Cleveland is one Of the Ne
vada delegates to the Csttlemens' Conven-
| ton, which meets in st. Louis next month.
1t is said that he will attend.
Parties who have recently come up from
California say the ieas arc worse there this
season than ever. In their opinion, II is
owing to the drouthy season.
Assistant Distric. Attorney Murphy says
that under the present laws county officers
are required TO supply at their own expense
the blanks used III connection with their
offices.
1t is rumored that ex-senator Sharon
will apply for an injunction, restraining
Mrs. Sarah Althea Hill-Sharon from using
the name OF Mrs. VIM. Sharon in an
nouncements Of her coming theatrical de-
but.
According to County Physician Thomas
report to the Commissioners yesterday
there were in the Hospital September 80
eight patients; number admitted during
the month. one; discharged during the
month, one, and one died.
The November term OF the District
Court convened in Hamilton yesterday.
Clerk McKernsn writes the White Pine
News that the term will not amount to
mnch. as it IL not likely that a Grand or
petit jurors will be summoned.
Mr.. I. j. Wilson, who returned last
Saturday from Berkeley, CAL, where his
family now resides, says that there has
been 30 little rain in the Golden State thus
far this season that the farmers and bust
ness men fear they are going to have q bad
season for crops.
The trial OF Willard Wyatt, alias M. D.
Stewart. indicted for the murder OF Louis
Fontaine at Spring City on the 10th OF last
July, is the first case on the Winnemucca
Court calendar, and was set for
trial yesterday. District Attorney Bonni-
fold is counsel for the State, and MacMil-
Ian aud Hannah for the defence.
Jailor Stinson's report to the County
Com missioners yesterday shows that dur
ing the mouth OF October he had under
bis charge 20 prisoners, nine of whom
were DRINKS. one for murder, one for
horse stealing, four for selling liquor to In
dians, two for petty larceny, two for grand
larceny aud one for misdemeanor.