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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-12-19
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Comb cases.
Wall pockets.
Paper holders.
Towel racks.
Clock shelves.
Toilet cases.
Oleographs-15x2O- only $1.5O.
Oil paintings = hand painted -
1926 to $3.50.
Picture frames.
Checker boards.
Mirrors.
Notices.
W. B. KRITCHFIELD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
CABINET GOSSIP.
Daniel Manning Believed 70 b the ra-
vored One for the Treasury
Portfolio.
TAs South to Have Three Members
Chosen from Senators BAyArd,
Lamar, Garland and jackson

ALBANY, N. ", Feb. 0.--Thero
were visitors to Mr.. Cleveland to-day
and 1. ia understood that he Is at work
on his inaugural address and will de.
vote his attention to It exclusively un.
I'll finished. IL Ia the impreaslOn OF
the leading Democrats here Acquaint-
ed with him and Mr.. Manning that
while the latter has not been formally
rendered the appointment Of SEQ etRry
OF the treasury at the present moment
there Ia but little doubt that he viii
be found Ia the llat on March for the
treasury portfolio. He. according to
his friends, felt moro Of an Ryeralon
than inclination TO take any oobinet
position, preferrlng lesa prnminent
and lees responslble position In life,
aSt ~ Mr., Cleveland has In y degree
lnsisied that Mr. Manning shall DO
one OF hls adyisere the latter consents
TO accept the positian
THE SOUTH A TRIPLE REPRRsRNrA.
TIoN.
ALBANY, n. y, Feb. %. Frederick
o Piuce OF BostOn called on presl-
dent elect Glen elsnd this afternoon
aud ha general conversation. The
report that Francis Lynne Sletaon has
been dispatched 20 confer with BcnA.
cor Thurman aud Col Villas IL au.
thorllatively denied.
John h Devlin, who dlned with Mr..
Cleveland last evening, said to-day that
MIR Cleveland had not fully decided
upon all the members ~ h'e cabinet
yet, but there was one thing which he
believed sure and that WAS that Mr..
Manning would ba secretary OF tho
treasury. IL Ia said 10 be the Fixed In
tentlOn " the president elect to give
the South representation OF
three members In the cabinet, includ-
Ing Senator Bayard, The othtr two
will come from tho roll ~ senators,
and tile choice IL understood TO be re.
strloled 10 Lamar OF Mississippi, Gar
land OF ArSantRs and Jackson Of Ten.
nessee
IL IL possible that, la addition 20
Manning, New York may bt awarded
another cabinet office.
A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNMENT
PRINTER
BUFFALO, N Y, Feb 20 -Malor.
Gen w II. Rogers, member OF con.
gress for this district, understood 10 be-
the successful Rspirnnt for the position
Of government printer under the
Cleveland Naturalization, IL about to
resign his position IN the National
guard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
sAN ANTONIo.
Tho Missing HuntsmRn Found ia a
Dying Conditional Woman
Horribly Burned.

hNNNAhA
BAN AEToNIo, Tx. Feb. 90
Word was received here to-day that
Mr.. Thomas Simpson, The young
hunter who became separated from
mis- companions and WAS lost IN the
hills near sabine canyon, has been
inund In Kennedy's pasture on the
Sabinal When found he WAS lying
on his back completely exhausted,
having been without food or water
since Monday, In order tosustain bis
existence as long as possible no ad
eaten a large quantity OF some cactus,
most unpalRi able food even Tor cattle
ana sheep. He was also insensible
hut was soon restored with proper
treatment. His wife With q physician
has gone h HE assistance from this
city. He will recover and will be con-
yea ed here ~ som a. possible.
Mrs Maggie Glllifpie Of this city,
while attending 10 her household
duties accidentally ret Gre 10 her cloth
Ing from the stove Hh0 was snOa
mpletely envtloptd ia flames She
ran out into the Op n mir y Idly seTeam-
ing for help, aud before aid could reach
her she was 70 badly burned about the
body and internally that she Ii ex-
peeled 10 die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
A KIDNAPEn SHOT.
ooncho Tom Steals Girl, Wagon
and a Team, but Is Over
taken aud Killed.

HHAoh Ahh AhAAANNs
Special.
BiG SFRIHos, TEX Feb 20 John
Manning, Tanchman for the past
eight years living near Fort Concho.
to-day shot aud Killed Tom Greene,
known aa Concho Tom, near
Monahans, station On tho Texas
4 Pacific railway. 100 miles west Of
here. February lin, Green stole
team from Manning and \ wagon
from a man named Currie. That
night Green caught Manning r dRuEh-
ter Wtlve ythIs OF sRe, gagged and
carried her To The wagon, lid her 10
the bottom OF lhe wagon aud took 10
the hills, making for Cali
iOrnia Manning returned home
the 18th aud immediately notified the
sheriff and the rangers, aud with
frlendH he started la pureult. Over
taking Green to-day, they found the
girl tied In the bottom OF the wagon
Manning claims that Green showed
light aud II resulted AS above. Man
nlng l. now on the way To give himself
up Green is well known and had
heretofore borne good reputation.
M cauHe for the action IL known, ~
lhe girl suffered no other violence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
PerIshsd IL lhe E.sIs MountaIns.

SIERRA BLANCA. TEX Feb. Co.
While August FTaDzal, william Bon
dles and Henry Baker were hunting
In tbe Eagle mounia.ng yesterday
they found the remains OF Martin
Pfahl, who disappeared last July. The
Identity II certain He. Il 4 tuppnsed,
lost his way and perlshsd Ia the Inoun-
tAins while trying 70 70 from T1fhert
70 Dol. Fordia ranch.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20
Cancer of the Tongue
4 Case Resembling Ger. Grants.

S',tite ten yc.lrs ago itad Il -er,strIl,.tf- -.r,-
on my rlgiit hand which gave M great trnu-
/ ll'. aud under the oid-tiIuc treatment WA,
4 ii''al'al tip, and supposed was well found
I however, If had only h.cn dri,rn I'M, ft,.
/ system i'N the MS" OF potash ant mercury.
aud IN March, IS~,, il rnk.. tIf in ny tlIrt,.tf
:nd concentrated ~ what some al tia" doctor.
4 dciioiniitatod cancer. ! Wa~ placed lttI.+r
frTitin for this dis,;,.-r Some ~iX ur seven
/ "t tho best physicians IN tho country hnH M.
~ am cf'tut im''S under their charge among
them three specialist il this lime: lint on,.
after another would exhaust fhcIf-~kflI ami
drpp me. Tor ! grew worse routiun:iIIv TIN,
cancer had eaten through my chrck DESTROY
i& thc fpoi Of ny mouth and upprr lip. then
| utrck II ny tongue, palate and lower IN ,ir-
sti.,A il@ Tue p'iiat" an" under ilp entirely aud
fili my ton=n", eat ing oHt o. ia" top nf uN
irit eii"ek bone aud az 10 the f"ft eye. From
'"titf fp'h~' woman az ~ pounds, Wa
reduced to y mere frame OF ~ktin ami l. ,,,.-
almost iIiahi" To turn ny S.lT in bed ,.,ift,I
MOI eat soma Tool t'nt ~ui1sI~tad on ltunIti-
aud nay tongue wa. 80 far gone I ,-uuki n \
talk. The anguish of mind and the h1rriIta
NuHcrlnSs 81 body which I"NiHf fenced ut.l cr
can he revealed, Given M ttv Iitv@f,.i;tt,- II.
die. with no hop" Of recovery upo1 fIt. tsirt
y IIicluS VINO SIT around my icd~lfi" rN poet
ing every moment to he my hast: in fact my
husband would Is.ac" his hand on me every
now anu then ~ 81" whether was dead or
not and at one time all decided that liz, vas
eNlinct, and my death was reported al over
the country.
such was my wrctchcd ana helpless condi-
ton the first of last October dSsiI. when I'M,
iileidH commenced Civ ing me Svift'S Spcci-
h.- In less than Il month the eating places
etnpned aHh healing commenced. and tho
fearful aperture in my chct-k has been closed
ana hrmIy knitted together. 4 process Of a |
new under lip is progressing finely and the
tongue, V hieh was almost destroyed j. being /
recovered and n seems that nature j. SuI,taiK-
ing a now tongue. I can talk 50 THAT my |
friends can readily understand me ami can
ear >"lIf food again. ana able - walk about /
WntftNef please without The assistance Of /
any any, one, and h;fv" lained Gfty pounds -
I'M Heavenly Father i due q ~ if,- Is.t..ii.
! am 4 wonder and a marvel - al ny friends
hiindFeds Of whom have known M intense
shH'fiIlgS. and have visited in my sfsfi.r-
l'H-. While ann not entirely yg. r.. ,es.1flv /
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20

A member of the firm Of ID. Tai
mage Il Sons In an interview with a
reporter of the New York Herald on
the silver coinage question said: IF
it Is not stopped we shall come to
silver basis, and that will ut once
throw us into a second rate position
among other powers. No first-rate
power j. on silver basis, and It
would be detrimental TO our inter
ests to be ID to adopt one. The
supply of coin in Washington is far
greater than the demand. Besides,
it is insulting TO mans intelligence
to hand him a silver dQlIrr and tell
him that he is getting hundred
cents, when he Is actually getting
only eighty-ii,e. If the times had
been mere prosperous we should not
have felt the eiut of silver SO mach.
but as it is we feel it pretty severe
ly. And even had there been a. /
sboom' in business it would have
subsidized in due course, and then we
would have found ourSelvesin NICE
plight. 50 ] think that the only |
way for us 10 reao h sure financial
footing is to get the silver coinage
absolutely stopped. Some may talk
about notifications OF the act. but |
do not believe that any satisfactory
modification can be made. The
whole evil must be swept away, root
and branch"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20
ORIGINAL lLlCGIBLC
pAlaTg4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BANKS.

hanks.
T tNH@T NATIONAL BANK OF PALATKA
( L successors to WIN. J. Vinegar x 90 4
general banking business Transacted. Front
Dry Goods.
4 nEFEKEUX. ROGERO " SON. CORNER
! l/Lemon and Water Streets, curry az all
/ times fun stock 81 Dry Goods, GIothing,
! Hats, Shoes, etc 4 $50 deal extensively IN
! Groceries of every description.
| JACOBSON, LEMON STREET, DEALS
Exclusively in staple ana fancy Dry Goods
Books and stationery
Il e. CoC!IRANE. At MASONIC BUILD
ling ON Lemon STREE, wholesale and re-
| tail dealer in Books, Stationery. Florida Curl
ositieS, Maps, etc.
Groceries and Commission
NERTHEES co, WATER STREET, COM
mission merchants, and wholesale dealers
in Hay. Grain, Fertilizers. ctc.
4 n. HAEGHTON 4 BRO. GKIFFIN'S
-. Block, Water street, wholesale and re-
tail dealers in groceries.
THREW. II. H., & GARDNER NEAR FIoiI-
t/et S"uthcrn depot, wholesale and retail
dealers IN Hay, Grain, Fertilizers, etc.
Hard ware Etc.
T. T.. LANE. WATER STREET DEALER
H. in Hardware, stoves, Tinware house fur
uishing goods, building material; plumbing
II J. CAMPBELL, GRIFFIN'S BLOCK.
sarchitect and civil engineer.
Musical Instruments and
-sNS-in&: Niasbins.>,-
4. ia L.
1'tr ~ M"s"at Instruments and sewing
Drug s'n<I Medicines.
pI1NAH PHARMACY, CORNER REID *
4 Front streets, Drugs, Ne.iiciacs, Toilet Ar
4 cNEHNAE ,EJAcKsoE. CORNER LEM .
: > ,s' s,na tsH"f Streets Fan line Drugs aud
tft. homes
AVIS uoBACNE PHARMACY. CORNER
: : Inc" and Front streets. Established Is5G
isceC. Fish. Etc.
8 y. MANN. LEMON STREET, OLDEST (
I .he.et market ~ the ciry. Orders hited .
NJ %. CROSS. WATER STREET. BEEF.
~ ~HHtron, FIsi etc.
f|UrnItuw Etc.
y l.. LILlENTHAL, CORNER WATER 4
D.Rctd ~ireyt~. Wholesale and retail dealer
IN FURNITURE, HHues- furnishing goods, etc.
sssl<cr->s-
II J. GRo01lS, LEMON STREET, NEXT TO
ID .DPora HOUSE Fan,., aul Family Grocer
les, gud Bakery.
Tndertal~er-.
= : NooEtl, LAIltEL STREET. TN
"a 'ierr3k.r ana emhdrcr-
NEis-<.'ri: "a t1f-ou--
EtE PAf.ATitA INST RANCH; AGENCY
4 over three H;iuGreu millions capital repre-
-ent"t and c"rrf7ipned with !. UarStns iiill-
Hrt, Manager
JOHN ht2lSAis, FRoNrsrrHET. ONLY
y stables ~ tee cff3: prices moderate.
y CCNNEELY. WATER STREET. FINE
l Wines, Liquors. e'c. t'tlIiurd and Rowling
4 matchmaker .sG'l "rars:ver
/ II. MEH&YbAY, CORNER OAK AND
y Fourth streets House aud Sign Fainter
/ T. CONDNER, AETE~TtN WELLS 20.
. Box, 2U.
sXTEBB X NICHOLS, READ estate agents.
~ Hart i'fii'igpr, " att-r Street.
{ ttLfoTN, GILLts y CALHOUN, LEMON
o-%trt"t, t"~'iiFtnee agents represent only
SO 4 .F,tlss
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20

OF the repuhjcsns new io 'the

Of the republicans new io ''the
classified civil service" tfullv- three
fourths held office prior ito 1888,
when thea1aw. relating TO esamina
tions Went into effect, They were
appointed solely onpartisan grounds,
and their fitness has never been test
ed by examinations. Yet those who
most strenously advocate the idea
that passing a successful examina
ton should give life Or good 5dlra-
vior tenure of office, are also most
strenuous in demanding that none Of
these men shall be disturbed. This
is another curious result Of the at
tempt to work reforms and Republi-
canism in double-barness-St Louis
Republican, Dem
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20
H. j. CAMPBELL,
ARCHITECT & CIVIL ENGINEER
Plans, Specifications,
Superintendent and Estimates
For all Kinds Of Buildings.

surveys, pianS and estimates made for an
KINDS al evil engineering canals ,toal@ ttt-
nlIHl fucIiITie& Tor railroads. water works
sewerage, irrigation, drainage river and IN
Dor improvements, and landscape gardening
LAM surveying, examination. IayInn on and
mapping OH town sites Ikarornctric levels and
Hylhg reconnaissance taken. Properties and
proposed work examined and reported ofI Tor
non-reSIdcnts. Office in Gritfins Brick block
PaIatka, Fla -
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20
Almost side by side with the news

Almost side by side with the news
of the revpking of the appointments
Of the man Jaddas agent q the r.
Dor bureau in~C Colorado, or the dis
covery that he was horse thief,
which appointment was made upon
petitions, comes this storv from
Longview, Tex: The other day
Col. Duncan, of that city, drew up
petition to Judge Sabin requesting
the immediate hanging of M. Luke
Howard, one of the most popular
citizens Of the county. In half an
hour the petition was signed by u
ty leading citizens, among them
being Howard's brother ANDY BROTH !
erin law. Not one Of the si@ners
read the petition. ~ 4
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20

The CINCINNATI Courier in is last
issue says: ssMsG. w. Cable viii
reply rep in rs sfp'ember number Of
the CentufV1magazr4fe to the critics
of his previous paper therein, The
Freedman's Case in Equity. His
reply will be entitled he Silent
South NF. Gable writes well, aud
as he has in. this question the cnthu-
siasm of philanthronist, or he
thinks he has, It will give ire to his
pen. The truth ia, Mr.. Grady, OF
the Atlanta Constitution. made ef-
fective and practical answer To o.
ble's article, The Freedman in f.,
uity.' The south is IN the birth
throes of great industries, with min-
ing and agricultural products with
out limit. The negro is taking his
place wherever he can find it. On
the whole, while full justice is not
done him here and there, he is fairly
dealt with. NJ. Gable needn't DO. y
eT-the laws of commerce will set. lc
labor questions, and that is prom
nent feature of the negro question
in the south"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20

For SAT5-Thnueara - al Names.
good for many purposes. 81. Y NJ p
NEWS office.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20
Savannah, Florida Il Western i:'y
" ay<.f-DS~ short Line

Al Trains of this road are run by Central
6"tb Meridli-n time. which j. ~ WintttS
slower than Jacksonville tiIu..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20

~ aud after sunday. MAY :. ISL, Pas
- senger Trains viii leave atiI arfit,. ~
fptig,yG
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20
II EW e 4 K EEY :
R0LLIN & FLYNN
The Best Breads and Cakes.

We will make i sp"riaity . this business.
AND 'an glar.tutf't pr - all vh,, ia
Npr as with th"jr patronage.
Bread delivered ia the city. - All hours.
Of Charge
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-20

1"itt.ctihs AT thattaiIOo.het with f,'n~;lcu-
70, =. anu Atlantic Railroad Gaiy for Pensacola
Mobile, New Orleans Texas and ain Trans Mis-
sisSlpIh points. Passengers for brunswick take
Inns tram arriving mt brunswick via n. \ "
Railway AT Ito H. III.
=. imam blntt sleeping Cars JackSDut-:iIt.
10 feii~""olt Mobile ana New Orleans
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-19

DoING WELL.-William Morse, who sew
eral weeks ago was so badly injured near
Vina by the accidental discharge of his gun
while hunting, the charge striking him be-
meath the chin and tearing away the flesh
almost to the base of the nose is doing
very well at the Sacramento County Hos
piial. He is able to walk about, and the
wound has healed up When the flesh has
become sufficiently old and firm operations
will be performed 10 give shape to his Lew
lips and nose.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: All Yen, by officer Kent,
for perjury James Riley, by Chief Jackson
and officer Woods, for disturbing the
peace; All Hung, by officers Kent and
Rider, for keeping an opium den All
Coon, by the same officers, for smoking
opium; Henry Harris and Mrs. Rowland,
by the same officers, for visiting am opium
den.
Thirty FIRST ANNIVERSARY. - Neptune
Engine Company, No. ?, of Placerville, viii
celebrate their thirty-frst anniversary by
an entertainment and reunion at their hall
in that city next Saturday evening, VIXEN it
is anticipated fine time will be enjoyed.
The RECORD UNION acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF AN invitation to participate.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

County of Sacramento, 81
On this Sd day of FEBRUARY, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-tive. before me- J. C.
Tubbs, a Notary Public in and for the county of
Sacramento, personally appeared WILLIAM
MELVIN and HERBERT GEEGAN MELVIN per-
sonally known to me to be the same persons de
scribed in, whose names are subscribed to the
within instrument, and they acknowledged to
me that they executed the same.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
official seal. the day and year in this certificate
first above written.
SEAL ]. C. TUBS, Notary Public
fp5-4WTh
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DENTIsT, AS ] STREET, Be ascsesas:sszs.
! tween Fourth and Fifth. Sacra- 1888
mento Artificial Teeth inserted on S.I-iIS
Gold. Vulcanite and all bases Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac-
ton of teeth. VI4-Im
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

WE CERTIFY THAT WE CONSTITUTE A
w partnership transacting a General Black
smithing, Wagon making and l.cpairing Bust
ness in The city of Sacramento in this State. Its
fornia Its name VIM. MELVIN Il son. The
full names and respective places of residence of
all its members are signed hereto.
WILLIAM MELVIN,
Residence, Sacramento, California.
HERBERT GEEGAN MELVIN,
Residence, Sacramento, California.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-19

Walnut Grove, Cal, February 16-Wife of Henry
ShutZ son.
Chico February 1l-wife of H c. Ackerly, Il
daughter.
Chico, February 1S-Wife of John Bruce, Jr, a
son.
Yreka, February 6-w:fe of j. V. Russell, n
daughter,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-19

POLICE CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of NJ Hanrahan, for mis-
demeanor; Joe Daniels, for grand larceny.
and John Long for being drunk, were con
tinued until to-day George Abrigo and
John Taylor, accused of battery upon a
Chinaman, were tried and discharged 49,.
Matt sullivan, charged with disturbing the
peace was convicted and fined $50, or 60
days in the county JAIL. August Monbilly,
for being drunk, was fined $, or five days.
John Parker, also arrested for having
been drunk, was discharged.
LAND PATENTS IssuED.-The Governor
has signed patents to school lands as fol-
lows J. C. Wickersham. Sonoma county,
56.35 acres S. NJ. Duncan, Sonoma coun-
ty, $50 acres: William T. Coleman, Inyo
Apunty, $40 acres; r. H. McFloy, Monterey
unty, 800 acres; William Johnson,
umas county. 800 acres c. f. Hammond,
kiyou county, 800 acres.
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the following:
Sacred to the memory of F. Howard Moore
son of the late George X. Moore, member of
the Bar of Sacramento, our friend and brother
who departed this lite at the early age of y
years.
One whom to know was to love, and to call
friend Il happy privilege; an earnest and studi-
Gus member of his profession, cut down i'll his
early manhood in his native State, surrounded
by his friends and family, now stricken by grief
at his loss.
One whose form viii never rise again, whose
learning has courted favor and approval Mt the
Bar End from the Bench, and whose voice never
appealing 10 the Court to juries OF his country
men save for the cause of right and justice in
behalf of the doWncast and oppressed, is now
hushed in death.
ResOyred That in the death of F. Howard
Moore the State has lost one of her best and
most upright citizens; the Bar of Sacramento, a
young member. yet eloquent and able: the pro
fcSsion an ornament and a shining example of
what perseverance and labor, united with in
dustry, will accomplish; his family, loving and
dutiful son and brother.
ReSoired That as Il token to his memory, these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the
Court
Rcsoired, That an engrossed copy, under the
seal of the Superior Cont of Sacramento county,
be presented to the family of our deceased
friend and brother W. y. GET, Jr.,
ADD. C. HINKsoN,
c. n POST
Committee
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DENTISTRY.
III. I'll, PIERSON,

~ F. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO Oh So
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DIED.
Willow Creek, Siskiyou county, February =
Infant son OF s. c. Ager, 3 months and . days
Butte County Infirmary, February 16-William
John Dugan, "a years.