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The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-25

the said Commissioners shall proceed set forth IN ec>
twenty to call an election Of city officers who sha no W.
Office until the first Monday in June mmelate! 1oo"s sou"
election. :: ;a
Src % In case of vacancy vacancies occurring Ill sa'o
Board Of Commissioners from AM the remaining mem
e Of said Board shall appoint others to fill such az"
shall SO that the provisions OF this act shall not a " Guy
time. . , f
Src u This act he in force and take effect from anu "
ter its passage H. 80 >.4.,,
L JOHN S. TOOKER Secretary Of the Territory OF non'a
do hereby certify that the above with the exception OF co'1
+; in ohooraphy and punctuation and insertion OF omms
s;ons or substitute words in brackets true ana
correct copy Of act entitled IAN Act to incorporate the
Of Dillon enacted by the Fourteenth Session OF .ne
TER Governor Of said Territory the twelfth day OF
1885,
< In Testimony Whereof have hereunto SET my n"no
IL h.ol and affixed the Great Seal of said Territory
Done the City Of Helena the Capital OF sad ler1'
tory this sixteenth day Of April A o. l n5;prp
Secretary Of Montana
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
DOUBLE TRAGEDY!!t
HOMICIDE and SUICIDE.

On last Thursday afternoon word was
brought to town by Samuel Likes of Waha,
that the bodies of James Flynn and Peter
Brazil, Two wellto do farmers, residents Of
this county for 20 years past. and recognized
as peacea5!e citizens, were found near the
house of the latter on Waha, both dead,
about ! o'clock, p N. Brazil bad three
pistol ball holes in the arm and body, one
entered the left breast and came out upon
the right side, another through the right
hand and ont through the wrist. the third
entered the left arm about inches from the
shoulder, breaking the bone lodging in the
shoulder, while Flynn was shot in the fore.
head, about two inches above the eyes,
passing through the brain aud lodging in the
back part Of the head. Only one pistol was
found and that was lying about half way
between the bodies which were about eleven
feet apart. Brazil was found lying, face
downward, across Cub, and Flynn was
found lying upon his back. No signs of
any one having been near them could be
found. Flynn's hat was found in the house
aud Brazils hat at the spring near the house.
A dinner was found cooked aud a table set
for two persons with newly baked bread in
a pan or the floor beside the stove and
pan of eggs fried ready to be set upon the
table. The pistol found had one load dis
charged only, the others had all been tried
but did not go off. Three empty shells were
found nearby, all OF the same calibrc of the
pistol, and one cartridge, not used in the vest
pocket of Flynn. 1t is supposed that Flynn,
after firing the three shots at Brazil, re-
loaded the pistol and shot himself. There
v as no one before the coroner to identify
the owner of the pistol, which was Is
calibrc, nearly new. After hearing all the
evidence brought before the Inquest the
jury brought forward the substance of the
following as their verdict: That Brazil
came to his death from pistol shot wound
in the hands of James Flynn and
that Flynn came to his death by pistol
shot wound from the same pistol in the
handao Of himself They had had difficulty
before about some settlement in regard to
land, but had adjusted the matter and SO
far as known, had become reconciled to each
other and were friendly. Brazil had but
recently returned from a trip to ireland
and was expecting a brother here in a few
days. With many there remains mystery
connected with the affair, but most people
accept of the verdict Of the jury as the prob
able state Of the facts, aud that a quarrel
rose suddenly 3etween them just as they
were about to sit down to dinner. Brazil
was aged about p5 years, and Flynn about
55. The funeral of both men was ON Sat-
urday from the court house in this city, and
the ceremonies were by Rev. Mr.. McCon-
key, officiating clergyman.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
RESOLUTIONS.

At regular meeting of Columbia Lodge
No, IL A. o u. ". of Grangeville. Idaho
Territory, held April 2ith 1855. The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unan.
imousiy adopted:
WuEREas.--it has pleased the Supreme
Master Workman of the Universe to re-
move from our midst eur we'll beloved
brother, James l.. Crooks, aud
WHEREAs.--Is is bnt just that fitting
recognition of his many virtnes should be
had, therefore be it
kesoived, that in the death of James L.
Crooks our brotherhood, which but lately
commenced it's charitable work in this part,
mourns the loss Of one who was ever ready
to protfer the hand OF aid and the voice OF
sympathy tn the needy anil distressed;
one who was ever true friend and brother
alike to all; and whose kind heart but did
beat to promote the welfare of his fellow
beings.
Resoiced. That the heart felt sympathy
of this lodge be extended to his family in
their affection.
Resotred = That these resolutions be
spread upon the records Of the lodge and a
copy thereof be transmitted 20 the family Of
onr deceased trcther, aad to each OF the
ne wspape.s OF Lewiston.
Nj. WAGNER,
w. A. HALL, Committee
J. II. GAFFENy
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Estrella Cigars at the o. r. & N. Elk.
Smoke the "Florida" at Isaman l. Cos.
The great Coal OIL blockade is broken /!
Plenty Of coal oil at Monkeys drug store. 20
For ice cola beer go to the .. R. ! N.
Elk.
c. P, and French corsets for sale a. J. P,
Vollmer j Cos.
The best assortment of clocks in Lewiston
can be found at Geo. IL. Lakes. loft.
All kinds OF iced drinks at the 0. r. h
N. Ex.
We are able to supply you with all kinds
of fishing tackle, at the lowest cash prices.
iSAMAN j. co.
WANTED A girl capable of doing gen
eral house work. Apply at the residence Of
Mrs y. Baird. IS
WOOD FOR SALE.--Goed red fir wood
for sale, for cash on delivery. Enquire of
j. Z. Fislar, city expressman. 28 I'm
Go to Il. Darr when you want to get your
horsrs shod. He is good mechanic and do
first class work in the blacksmithing line at
moderately low figures. 26-tf.
SEED POTATOES. Il have few bush
els of Beauties Of Hebron and Burbanks
Seedlings for sale. A good chance for far.
mers TO secure choice varieties al low price.
2l-gt l. N. AIBBS.
We request 5crusal of our price list. We
may lower our prices few more points. Ii
will be to your advantage, before buying
elsewhere to examine quality of our goods
and prices. 26 A. DAMAS.
DR.. F. J. Boston, dentist wishes to in
form the people Of Camas Prairie. that he
Will be at Grangeville and Mt. Idaho, May
LIST, ready to do first class work at reasonable
rates.
Mcguire ! Browne. Moscow, l., for want
Of room. are closing out q lot of hard wood,
(oak) steil tooth harrows-24 teeth to Sec
ton, at 81 so per section. Also a few plows
at cost.
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on the
proprie.ors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices of lumber.
40tf l.. A. PORTER & co,
l wish to state to the public that have
cut my prices in tailoring down to the very
lowest. One suit made, good fit, $40: clean.
ing one suit, 81 so cleaning one pair pants
81 : cleaning one vest, so cents. Don't for
get to give me a call.
N. z. HEARTEURG. Tailor.
$40 REWARD !--Lost, strayed or stolen.
One iron gray half breed mare, about 9years
old, branded NJ on left hip--high up; had
with her one yearling white colt; was las;
seen at the Potlatch bridge. The above re.
ward viii be paid to anyone delivering said
animal at Lewis ferry ON Clearwater. 29-a
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Mr
w. NJ. Rice having acquainted us with the
formula Tor the manufacture Of his Baking
Powder, the Gem so called we do not hes
ta:e to state that the same is composed oil
incidentally pure Cream Of Tarta and Eng
lish bi.caroonate OF Soda, with other ingre
dents; that 1t contains no alum, lime OF
amonia, or any other compound in the least
injurious TO health.
}. b. MORRIS, NJ. d.
NJ, A KELLY, NJ d
10 MOXLEY
c W SHAFT, NJ ID
HENRY W STANTON. MD
The Gem Baking Powder is for sale at al
the stores in full weight, pound an. hall
pound tins. 27-lm.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have not bought immense stock Of an
staple goods at 20 to SO per cent above rates
of .o-day, to have to strive. With bats.
might and Main" to unload.
We renew our stock several tiues Per
year which gives ds quick returns on in
vested capital, protection, sgainst falling
markets, changes in stylca, end accumula-
ton Of immense unreasonable stock.
We discount all our bilis; our expenses to
carry on business is about ors-third that Of
any other regular mercantile house in Lew.
iston.
We have the means to buy two or three
years supplies at once, hut would have 70
sell goods higher to pay for capital 90 in.
vested
In conclusion, we will sell all our goods
with smell averaged profits. a. We have in
the past twenty years. which has proven %
extraordinary successful to us and profitable
to customers.
As all above facts, reasons and statements
can be easily verified. We confidently pre-.
sent you
Price List
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AZ |.

LAND OFFICE AT
Walla Walla. W.T., April i lS0S.
Office Is HEREBY aIyEN THAT
IN tho following named settler has 6icd 10
tics Of bis inteDtion 10 make anal proof II sup
port Of bis claim and that ssid proof vill IS
made before q. W. Barkdof. justice As., 10
and for Whitman o. unity, and At Cotton, W. +.
on May 10th 1886. yis: Charles X. Maynard.
Ds. bool: for the . sst ets.a SEQ ~ p - =
: 10. lie names the following witnesses 20
prove bis ccntinaous residences upou sud cvl,i.
walton OF said land. viz, Mcses Beyies, Tur.
ner sher.ey. All. Books and Stewart Lsper. ef
Cotton, w.. T.
Jos. JoR1ENsEN.
" RegiatSs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
NOTICE FOR HoxEsrEAD PROOF.
LAND 0TFlcE Az
lewiston, Idaho. April Z fes5s

NOTICE u hereby given that the following
named settler has Aed notics Of his intsption
to make Aual proof Ia support Of biz claitn and
that said proof VIII b. msds befors this ofaos
at Lewiston l. 7. on May iSth 1885. James A.
Grimes. one Of tho heirs Of Mary b. 0f,mss,
deceased, in bchalf ofAtl the hsirs. hsme L b20.
for the VI swk SEQ u. ~ Dwk ssc ~ II 80
nrSw. lie nsmes the following Witnesses %
prove his csntiduons rsidenee upon ard esltiva.
lien Of said land, viz: n. II. Robsrts, a. II.
Brilliant J. Dawson and J. HutchisSn, 81 JUL
eta. |. 7.
P.H. WINSTON. IN.
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
FARM FOR SALE.

40 acres ~ good farming land, With good
house and lumber On the ground FIR stsblss
has two never failins spring Of good wAtss.
Anyone wishiug 70 buy can call on or address
W. 8. wynkccp, Lewiston. Idaho. Tens VI
l3.2m
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
NOTICE FOR PRE-ExPrios pnopy.
II. 4. WARD,
LAND OFFICE At

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston, I. r., Anril Ia 1885.
N0TICK u hereby given that the IL llo~ing
named settler has flied NOTICE az bis Intention
TO make 6nal proof ia suppor, 81 bis claim. and
that said proof will DO made at this oiHee.
on May aeth 1855. viz: Henry A Ward Ds
226i tor the sw% sec ! tip ::i n r5.w.B. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
Continuous residences upon 4nl cultivation Of
said land. via: II. ssmpsou. g. G. Sampson,
B. y. Vaughn Of Gcueeoe. I. T., A. Norris u
Lewiston. I. T.
Pm. VERSION. u.
@6t Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
S20O;;;; ]; j; !; :; :.:: !:

Of goods IT largs value, that will start ycu;
in work that will at once hriaE you 10 nionby
fsster than anything elss in Ameriys. An
about the 500 .0G0 in presents with each boz.
Agents wanted everywhs-e. Of either tex, 81
all ages. for all this ii,ns. or srars time enly.
to work for us Mt their own homes. Fortune
for al workers absolutely assured. Don't do
lay. T.. uALLETr ! CO., Portland, Aain-.
1a1y
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
lEs 8 O.
CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOTS.

CITY JOT9.
Geo. II. Lake jcweier, Lewiston. 7-7-u
Kangaroo.
Oh! how dry.
Who had the diagram?
Street sprinkler laid up fer q week.
A siik dress and white shawl was not what
che wanted X.
When the load fol- the trunk opened and the
wardrobe exposed.
WATCHES. --Ceo' II. Lake is agen. for 'hA,
celebrated Rockford Watches.
It was too bad TINT the house was too small
and she was compelled to hang out of the win
dow to mako room.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30
Alfred Damas
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Storage, forwarding and COM
mission agent

Money advanced on consign-
ments of wool, wheat, flax
and hides, or highest cash
price paid for the same.
We ,oW buy exchange on The princi.
pal cities of the United States.
ORDERS FROM 4 DISTANCE
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30

for goods IN our lines, or out Of oar lines.
carefully filed aud attended to and satisfac-
iogu araDteed,
Retailing sugar aid cent pcr pound,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
LITERARY NOTE,

Sfocktr3sr's b.. -1I J.trani CO IAh.
mn. cl1a.rs Panel Plaque asi lie.
vocal slliei o. aft,'i- Young ladies ,
B. Pa, G,,a? aai t,ea.as Calm, in'ifa.
urniai. trrd- mgr Il i;tras. s'or,fs a. I
posuy.
TIE Ns..s' Hfl1. oss o. Fat iAs
best of .,, Kind. gives some Gen vssc' q
mas.csl rattr. odd from slrsnt ro's'
aad AK or c.sAi passes of m4'.g.
TIE Cl hnf. in rs January
.gnb,f. oasr, fpssal ai,Ttsi'cn' 90 rs.
Mr.. A. VI. uar gives oae ol series Of
bcl gl.ii s'of.c. Rev W p Wieti
furnish - Biographical .ks'eh q Harm
81, Bseehrf >'owci pens by louise
ChAal.ti N5e.nn. Alice ucn Hanmoai
ani others che various departments afc
vel filed $50 year, n bfomf-l
street. blsi1a
The January nlmbsr No.. Is ~ ihe
Hs.i.'i ofsr. cd page. n interesting
reading matter. si.io or ysaf-pgb-
h,iei by George D. Crovsl. hiaiils-
bofo'. Vermont.
A exhaustive lfi.c.e on ihe lab.r 81
garisa'.ans ~ che Uh.ted states, 10y CD.
Hn,on. g,.rg flii statistics and many
.mpofial, hc,,. aPpam Ia ;As January
number % the Nor'h An~ucia Haof.
The u1si0a fi.T's.r says ~ Arthur
Gilmaa's "Tal.. % thc Pi,hhnlsrs,' III
,hlis j. any book t,'ei 90 give people n
taste flf historical rcai.ng. B, j. the Aiilc
volume Of sketches in which Mr. Gilman
% delightfully."- picture, some Of the salea,
facts illustrative ~ che history q ihis
country from H. ffs. settlement % tn
tine q the War % che Revolution Il
ada. ,ha, ,hc book rs entertaining ron
beginning % end ID. Lo,hrop a Co..
Boston.
In ihe JaagAy Hl7os. by way Of
con,fas, with our win,ry weather. Mt.
Barae, Phillips describes the bAlmy de-
lights Of "The Cruise of Ihs Hdaowy'
along the Florida coast. TIE Haaouy
Wa a scho1nef.yAchi. chartered a, Cedar
Keys by a party q az northern tourists.
and Der cruise q three weeks Oh The
IVES, coas, u Florida was made AZ cost
% about 500. Thoe who sish 70
know "hcw % - - lgr themselves vii
be especially interested in the paper,
which vii have charming illustration,
from the psncils q X. Swain Clifford and
others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

ril Woolman. Mino,, Bngadi,r Gcnl /;
John shaw. Winthrop. Aid-ie-camp I.
Phih Clark. Tuner. Bugiie Major.
Ikhn,it Bray. Beskae.l. Brigade QlH-
tsrmasicf First Resimeni-Jcha x.
Brsg,. WcoisaSk. Co.onsl; Joseph Bsa.
rei,. Norway, L.cu'cnaa, Colonel Ansel
Town. Norway. Major: DAHL N.blc,
Pafis. Adilan,. Second Rcgimeut--
John J Halman. D.sseld. Coloael DAt'
81 Mcr.f'. Jay. Lieutenant Coioncl
Cytas Thompson. Harilsfi. MsJof' John
NJ. Els,,s. Eumilsi. Aiiaiant Ih.fl
Rsg.mcu'-Otkr, Tafnrr. Minor. Co,o-
ucl. William Cot. Mi1o;. Is. Colonel ,
S,sphca ". Ma'h.e. Poland, Major, lo-
.eph Rafro~s. Hcbua. Aija,ant Bat
tAiioa a Camlry-Hasinss strickland.
laycrmotc. M,j.f. locl Miller. Norway,
Al'u'ant Battalion of ARTILLERY Wa
frn Rchmoal. Turner. Major; Jealr',a
BRAY. Turner. Adiu'ant Second bngaec
-Psss Wsiswarh. Hiram. Bfigairr
Grnrfai 1ir,oihy 4 WAni. Hiram. Aid
de.camp Vim. Berry, Denmark. Brigade
Major. CaG.rs Wool. Lowell. Qaafir.
master Pr, Rrg.mcai Avian B'lsig.
R1m'ofl. Co,5ncl Fnocs Ssan. Anlp-
vcr. H.. Col1-ci Asa Graham. Rgmf'rd.
Mslof William fsosi. hgnicid, Ad5e.
tart. Scc-ai Re- m-n'--klishs New
COMO. Denmark. Colonel; Srvaa irt.
Hiram. Ia Ca,5rs,; NaiAau.d 40,
ncumHk. Major i-eqh Moalioo. POI
icf. A1ja'aat Ttifl Regmeni-Pai-
scas uasktu. Albany. Co.ondi John
Sandrucr. Waterford. H.. col, juhu
barker. i1,rn. Mtnrs fafuum jcstu.
Waterford ~ l;aaf Battalion ~ Cav
airs Lew Abbln Nsn'il. Va "a,
David KaaPl. R.ufsfL Ahaiau'
Wlca itc irae..ioa hroke c-tia 1901,
The militia q zee Eag.arl "a, q vallf.
.nd uish W hai che oil-fash.cnA
times "a masters again. ~. O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
HISTORY
or rur LfNr SCHOOL HousE uETwEtN
BuCkrmtD Avn HAErToED.
ny william nicknoii

~ william nicknol
The Line school dis,ric; Of Hartford
And Baekfsll. ha,iag bull, one q The
Be-, school house. ia either iown, invite
,ho S. s. Committee q both towns, pro-.
eni and past teachsu. present and pat
pupils. % meet with them a. saii house
on Saturday. he ninth day Of Dec 1870.
AZ Ten oclock. a. Y. fof reunion AID
dedication ~ the house Winslow Aller.
stephen T.. Ifish. Henry {. Kicker.
Jane lrish. wm B.ekasll. Committee
q arrangement, According 70 gGblic
notice. many me, "a ,he alnih, a. The
commencement u a snow storm. which
proved % BE- he most violoni Of Che sea.
son. ard l.s,cacl With interest % he
folowing programme Appropriate ~
marks by The chairman. james irish ~
Hartford. S,na,or.slcc,. reading of
Scripture AID iavloaii0u, BY DcA Cyrus
Kicker. Hartford America hy he choir,
Mo Mary Slower u Baekfsld. orgaa.si ;
History ~ ihc district. by wm. B.es.
nell % Hartford fcccss 90 congra'alA-
iioa AL ftirr,hmcai. Anerooa. Ma
SIC rsading u letter from Wm. =.
Rcknnii. Ba.ioa. pupl thirty years
aso remarks BY Alfred Cole. ;. ;.
Committee u BsckGsA experience 81
teacher and pupils. BY Noes Alloy,
r..S 4 Committee q Hartford Cyfus
Kicker. Jane. lnsh. Edmund lfsb.
wm Bcknsl. from Hartford. aai Hen.
~ lr,h anl Charles n Berry q Buck.
hcI. al p9hiing 90 bfighi future oi
ihs l.s,n,. which hal sent oa' 80 maay
psp.l. sad teachers o. honor The state
All other States % lhr Unioa, selrci
music by ,he choir '.nsias BY May %
ihe ar "AsN Lang Syne, the following
written BY Hartford.
So no- meet hero. sill threads taai src dear.
Tots fonse io dedicate.
Irr Yulit o. come. tIU turniI -oue.
ltflf mlnis tn oinlate,
wo nerc have come. vim hearts al oae.
To aHrni tlr snrill hnuf,
WaE 90 aH know, taaf hirHsiusf e1e1
Where loves ffr fallrE luarri
We meet aroaai. uls hall1rsl gfolni.
We've Ufifn mot Nriuff
All call o. minH. tt0sf ffirlif so kllA
ta nagqy lays ui rnfr
After voting the Customary ihanks.
aal choosing Amos rafkis DccAiof lfish.
Malf1fd li.,h anl their wives % prepare
a Christmas Tree a. iA.s house. sweet
By and By closed The happy meeting.
HAEIfOEp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
HIRAM

ELGcrioS on Orfrcrns N A ODp FrL.
low LcD0L-AN OLD AND FLOUR-
IsnISo LoDCE.
o-ipcs Valley Iodge. No. So. 7 o..
O. 4. AZ public installation Ia Cornish,
Jan. s. Installed the following officers
"a tie ensuing year Er,ia w. Pike,
n. O. I, James NJ. Haley. v. o.. Edward
Boyntou. Jr., p. $; OrhsoE W. Adams
Cor. SecrtArJ; W. w. Thompson,
Treasured Ths Lodge was Instituted
ia 1877, has over one hundred and ifsy
members and has never Lost a member
by death. W.
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OFFICERS
90 Mr. AsRAN LoDoE, l. o. o. p
SOM Som MES ELrcrED TO CAKRf
on rms CHAKIrAnLE WORK.
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Reported for the oxford Democrat
The following were duly installed OBJ
GERS Of Mt. Abram Lodge. l. O. Of q.
r., Jan. 3, 1855. by ID. ID. q. NJ. VIM.
W. Virgin. y. g.. T. II. Durell; v.
g., A. W. Valentine Sec. A. NJ. True;
z. Sec. j. b Chapman : Treas, Hiram
Young C.. ]. Clark W., H. b. Chap.
man X. S. y. g.. @. A. Burbank; l..
5. y. g.. Henry Farwell. X. 5. v. a.
c. G. fArwell; l.. ;. '. O.. c. q. Kim
ball h. 5. s., J. r. Leach; /. 5. s.,
S. ]. French o. g., Wallace farwell
|. O., l.. 5. Coburn.
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rnnnATE cOrRr NOricr

The following having been rici 10 The
Probate Court, and notice given on The
sane. ani having never been sattled, no
tee l. hereby given that unioss ths sane
arc closet W. They viii De- dismlssci
Estate Bcrjamla Fagncc. Arel W. fAancs,
Executor
" Benjamin Ticker. Brrl,rhiu Tack
Admlnistratnr.
" oliver 4. Brooks. Gilman Chapman.
Administrator.
col Andrew 4 Iuther II. Jackson, Isaac
RsniAii. Guardian.
4" Charles =. Cummings Cynthia T.
Cummings. ExecstrK.
" lease Turner. kicy Turner, Admx-
=" Ebcnefer Briggs. Andrew. Church.
lll. Administrator
" Paul Stone. Ausina stone. Adm.
" Evcrcu y Reed. George Hopkins,
GuarNsn.
" william q Lang. Calvin Croker.
ouafiiAn.
-" Jeremiah Hobbs, Lorrrro u Hobbs.
Etccui0r
" jacob Floyci. Jorian stacy. "A.
Illustrator.
" samuel jewcii. Joseph 5 Meniali.
Administrator.
" Chsric. A. Austiu. O,msn e wight,
Guardian.
" Treioric ksuiston, Charles W. Wa
tcfaousc. Guardian.
" Mary =. Blnby. Alfred T. Andrews,
Guardian
" Lydia q. Mtrs'ou, James \ Buck,
Guardian.
" Ella A Poiilc. FrAnklin Sargent,
elarllAn.
" Caiyln W. Manson. Frcsman Man
son. Guardian.
Th.s ilst viii ~ confused next wesk.
n. e. DAVIS.
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Lis, ofpGtenis issued o Maine invent.
ors Tor the week ending Jan. ~, reported
for Us by J. r. Mason, oieitor OF Pat
cnts. Bangor
M. X. Eaton, xancheftr, Steam-eyoker.
A. B. Weeks, assigpor IL 70 v. Cobb.
Rockland, Llme-kiln. AA
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LAW DECISION,

on INrEEE-r TO LuMERNES-CAsE wON
1T OxFoKD ATTORNEYS
Swifi River and Black Brook Improve
ment Co.
%.
Frank w. Brown, and John II. staples snd
Lewiston steam NIL Co.. Trustees.
Tried January Term, ISIS, AZ Auburn,
Androscoggin Co. Carried 10 Law Court
on report.
The following opinion OF the Court has
been received and ordered 20 be entered
under said action, viz Judgment for De-
PENDANTS"
Savage I&H. A. Randall
for Pts. for Dcits.