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Probate Of VIII.

NFFIcE OF The CLERK OF THE COUNTY
~ Curt, Ohio county, W. Va.
In the m alter OF the probate Of the win Of Sarah
X. Harper, decened. Tie object Of the petition
fled IN this matter on the 5th day Ct ApIil, 1886,
Is 10 have admitted 10 probIts Q paper writing puI-
lorting 10 BE- the will OF Saiah x. Harper, deceased,
bearing date on the SOth day Of Novembsr, 1868,
with one codicil annexed thereto, bearing date the
fth day Of March 1870; end II app airing from q
petit on and sn affidavit 6led with me IN Iay once
that george W. Harper end Fam usl Il. Mansh sre
on-resiJt : s OF this state, II 70 ordered that they
app ar at ny of CO In the e'ty Of Wheeling, IN ths
county and state Aforesaid, ep the 9Th Day Of May
IA nrstest their interest In said matter.
Pubii he'd the nrst time April ., 1886.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
r. I Huaus Alto nav, er7osui
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Ladies

SO yOu want a pure, bloom
nag COmpleXiOn2 If so, a
sew applications Of Hagan'S
aAGN0LIA BALM will graf
az yOu to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
iOTneSS, RedneSS, Pimples.
8lOteheS, and all diseases and
imperfectiOnS Of the skin. 1t
O~YereOmeSthe flushed appear
ance of heat, fatigue and GX-
element. 1t makes q lady Of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
II and so natural, gradual,
and Rerfeet are its effects,
chat It is impossible to detect
rs application,
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PROBATE OF WILL.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
= Ohio, City OF Wheeling. In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling.
william c. Handlan, Sheriff OF Ohio County, West
virginis, and Administrator Of John Brlnton,
deceased,
Fanny Brinton, Mary J. Colts, William J. Colts,
Laura Thomas, Rachel Thomas, George II. Brin-
ton, John T.. BrInton, Mary Brinton, Laura
Bhnton, Harry c. BrintoD, Aibtrt q. Brnion,
EiZabsth Is. Brinton, ! aura c. Brinton, william
II. circuit, Ed. H.. Floyd, Central National Bank
81 Greencastle, indiana silas A. Bays, James
J. Smiley and Willis q. STEM, partners ~ smiley
&Nef, and Is. w. Smythe.
IN CHAsCERY.
Take notice that the dispositions OF Michael
Maloney, Fanny Brinton, eamuel Ca~therwood,
Thomas Q. Hammond, Jtromy Allen, James J.
Smiley. stas A. Hays. Granville c. Moore, and
once Of silss A. Hays, attorney-st-law, up ,tai{s
In Hays BLOCK, above Nc. II. sast OF the Public
SQUARE, In Groeneast,e, In the State OF Iadiana, on
the nth day of April, A.. ID. 1886 between the
hour. Of 9 O'Clock q m. and 6 o'clock p m, TO be
read In evidence IL the above named cause on behalf
taking Of the raid dispositions shall not be com
menced, or being commenced, shat net be som
pleted on that day, the taking Of the same will be
adjourned from line TO time until TIE iame shall
be completed.
To the non. resident defendants, Fanny Brintou,
ton, John c. Brintou, Mary BrintOn, Willism
II. circuit, I'd. z. Floyd, Central National Bank
OF Greencastle, indiana; s!las A. Hays, ia ses j.
SmIleJ etd Willis q. heG partners as smiley Il
WILLIAM C HANDLAN,
Sheriff aud Administrator A,aioresaid,
Nv CALDWELL & CALDWELL, bis Attorney
mr26 40 Rfl6lg
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 1 1-2a2 Per Cent.-GoVernments
Dull and steady-Stocks H~igher-Elour
Quiet Wheat Higher.
SCz YoRE. April l2.-Money on call
easy at l3@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady st 486i@48S.
EnrrnNurNrs-Hnn and sfaanu
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InOtAnSIy oAIOds
DR.. Haises, GOLDEN grECIYICsssessfa
q 49, sa.iaissss.d % eosss g, or e.
5000 ,ssslis, IssSss.ss e - 100 ven; ,ss srs na.,
drnkfnR u their cznfres VII Rnd0rDedby svery
BODY vko kssT3 % m Virtues BOT aa~loon-fesp<n
parts q tss co1n1y. Ad6sss Il sos2Sss1.
eoLpu R1crNooo
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DIZZY Go2Ds.
New York.

Ngw YoRE, April i2.-Dry Goods
The msrke. was more active at jobbing
hands under the influence of favorable
weather. bu, the demand Of agents contiD'
uss TO be restricted to assottments to meet
nurrent wants.
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faCluc hlAeS " IoSO l%'22
STATE SECURITIEs-AcGve sn5 strong.
RAILInADs-Showed increased activity;
ssles 81, 9O2, 900. As o rule prices are
higher The most notable advance vas in
Ohio Southern incomes of 81 to Al.
SToCEs-The market responded prompt
" to ths generally favorable outlook in all
lines Of business. 1t tie opening prices
generally were small fractions higher and
with hardly spy reactions the market con
tinued strong until the close. There
was no news to cause sny mstsrial
advance, bat there was IN earnest desire
to cover shorta, aud this stimulated the sd-
vance The result is that everything Is
higher. St. Paul and Duluth gained 1t,
Lake Sbors II, New York central I, St.
Paul Il. Northwestern II. Coal stocks
are up | for New Jersey Genital, y for
Lackawsnns, I for Delaware and Hudson,
and Z for Reading. Union Pacific is up
Is, The market closed active and strong.
Transactions 373,l4l shares.
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A BACK ACHE, HEAKHEss,
Uterine Pains, sorgnsu and Lamenesl,
Epsasily cured ~ that Bss. original,
N eeeAut and fnfaIlible Antidete % pain
EASlES SD Inflammation the CUTIcURA AMI
N$A PAM plastic. Atdrugyists, Ne.
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ZL1mges
HE~x

We the undersigned Banks and Bsnks1 viii nav
all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lotteriss
which may be presented at our coun,en.
j. H. O6LESBY, Pres Louisiana Natl Bank.
j.. w. KJLBRErH, Pres, state National Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. Mes Orleans Natl Bank.
Incorporated In 1855 Tor Is yesn By the LAzisa
ture fo- Educational and Charitable purposo.-vfth
q capital Of S,eo0,ooo-to which q resarys fund q
over s65o, 0co has linoe beer added. zSn-~
By IN overwhelming popular vote In fnnchse
was made q part Of the present State C~onsttntscr
adopted Decembes ID, A. D. 1873.
The only Lcttsry ever vctsd On and endorsed b,
the people Of any ststa-
II never scales or postponea.
Its Grand SiRgle Number Drawings take
pace monthly, and the Extraordinary DfavtnRs
regularly every three months Instead q SAINT an.
nually q heretofore, beginning March, ISsG.
A splsndtd opportunity 10 win . fortuna. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Clan ID, In the Academy Of Munf,
New Orleans, tuesday, April ID, 1850
191st Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
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CAPITAL PRIkE, s7sysss.
Tickets Only s5. Shares In Pre-
portion.
LouIsIana Sfata latisry caupan,

L0uisiana Sfate L0ffefy Company
I'VE do hereby certify inst W supsrvtss IL q.
rzngemenh for al The Monthly and onxteRiy
drawings Of the Louisiana ss.s Lottery Company,
and In perbon manage ana eccnul ths drxutnSi
Themselves, and that the sazse are conducted Win
honesty, fzirne1, and N rood fetfh toward al pGr.
tte, and We authorize the company 10 uss ths q.
tihoate, viii Ac-amils Of oar rznsturs sttasAsl.
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Dbeelia9 8esister
T~kAVEAExsp asUIDh.

A kR1vAL AND DEPAKTURE or TRANs-
"a E~xPLANAxIoE on MAEks'
DAILY. tSunday excepted. MONDAY exeePssa-
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Make P. O. Money Orders payable and i'd.
dress Registered Letters to
HEW ORLnAHH NATIONAL BANK.
Mev Orleans. La
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

JNiME TABLE, cOHHECIkD 10 DEC. II, iM
Trsins leavs Han- station, loot of KlsV.
snth strcet, mar public landing, - On.
trial standard Tiirs-vhish b minutes siov0
than Nhslltns t,ns'
GafRa SouYH
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GoyERNMExTs-Dui and steady.
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VEGTABLE BLOOD PURifIE Err
CURES
Cancer, Gatarrh, ScrOfuIa, Eczema
Ulcers, rheumatism, Blood
Taint,

hereditary or otherwise, without the use Of Msr'
curry or Potash.
Bcoks on Contagious Blood Poison" and On
aBlood and skin DiseEses'' mailed free.
For sale by all druggists.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., =
n. Y. 1877 ". sd s.. Drawer 8, A tl'ns,
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
COTTON.
New York
GINSENG.

NEW YORK, April II -CorTos-Fu.
lures closed steady at q gain Of 7 points,
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Ginseng from Sl.75 to 81. 90, according
to sizs Of root.
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ExpreB (Chtcazo and ColC-
Express Chicago aud Coli.
Express Chicsgo and Co.,
ZanesYtlIe Acoom-.-----
Evansville Acoom-..--.-.
BOllaire and sc. Glars.
VILE BY.
RAO Depokl
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NOS opposits Psten, Ones. wshingtoa. I. q
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FLEMING BROS.

AVOID COUNTERFEITSl Send US CSC
and we will send you by return mail q box OF
the genuine DR.. c. McLane'S Celebrated Liver
Pills and eight handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS., P~ittsburg, Pa
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NV YoRk, april l2.-Besves-Rsceipt
400 head, making $3.50 head for the
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the departments By right as absolute ss
that By which the President controls them.
Republican members of the House concur
in this view, that the Senators have been
entirely justified in their demands for
papers, and can insist upon the demand
and refuse to act until 1t is allowed. The
purpose Of the Senators is generally re-
sarded as an attempt to compel disclos-
ure Of the fact that removals have been
purely partisan, but even if there was
no such purpose, it is argued that
Senators have q perfect right to know
what official correspondence or charges
influenced the President in making re.
moyals or appointments. Democratic
members of both Houses take the ground,
with singular unanimity, that the President
is right in resisting the demands Of the
Senate. Both sides appear to recognize
that the battle is one which no umpire can
decide and which could be indefinitely
prolonged.
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VALUABLE FLIERs BURNED.
Thirty Thousand Dollars in Valuable
Horefesh Consumed in New York.

Thirty Thousand Dollars in Valuable
Horefiesh Consumed in New York.
HUNTERS PoIST, N. Y, february TO-
The Hampstead Club stable, belonging to
the Meadow Brook Hunt, East Meadow,
was destroyed by FIRE about three o'clock
this morning. The flames were discovered
by stable boy, who Immediately aroused
the other help. Every effort
was made to save the building.
Twenty-four valuable horses stabbed in it
were burned. Two other stables, one on
each side, were saved by men throwing
snow on them. They were valued at
$1,000; insured. The greatest loss is in
horsefesh, many Of the horses well known
steeplechasers having made records
at Cedsrhurst last year. Following
are the names as near as
could be astertained from Mr.. Belmont
Purdy: Master Hunt, Hobson's Choice,
Royal Flush and Trombone, owned by
Stanley Mortimer, Jericho and Laura
Wood, owned by E. D. Stokes, Tom Boy
and Dan, owned by 81. B. Richardson, E.
T. Cushings, Damerail, q. o. Hedge, Cow
boy and Pony. The remainer were yalua,
BILE Hunters owned by Elliott Roosevelt,
]. D. Beresford and others, Total loss on
horseAesb, $4,000. The origin Of the FIRE
was not sstertained. Mr.. Purdy says that
when the two stable boys retired at two
o'clock this morning everything was all
right.
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RRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Dan Savage, after q severe illness
resumes work on the c. l.. y W.
Mr.. Sherman Bsggs wss able - % out
yesterday,
Manager Wolfe, of the c. D. i p. Tele,
phone Company, Of this district. was in
town yesterday talking with subscribers
on the subject Of deviSing r2ea4S - get the
wires acrcs5 he river without paying
bridge tolIs.
Mr.. Frank Malby is conyslescent.
William Borden, who has been aged
in Elmer McConnsughys place during the
past week returned to his plsce 90 the
north end.
Mr.. 5. P. Woo1mAnse is 10 ColuLn5 bus
on busipess.
Sr. Alfred Arnold, OF 81. ClsirsVille, ws'
in town yesterday.
Miss Clara Boyle is the CUES! OF ar aud
Nrs. a. P. l.os.
North West is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Thomas Wortley was reported il a
dying condition yeste+aeg.
W. Z. EillTeF will, amer April ls:, oc
cupy the vacant room in HolloWays block
/ MIR. ThoburD, formerly OF this place bu'
row Of Kansas, was in town yesterday yls
iting relatives.
/ On Tuesday our cae sTalea policeman
joe McCornsnghy, proved his ability bJ
arrest;ng Patrick Hogarty for drunkenness
aud disosderly conduct. Ee was fined s
and costs.
/ Miss Thompson, OF WashiOgtou cIty, /
the guest OF Mrs. Harry Clark.
Joseph Harris, OF Baltimore. was il
town Yesterday.
W. B. Naylor, who hiss been seriously i
for several days, died last evening
Some work is being dcr?2 "a tse aiagAr
rink,
charles Cooke carried of the bonors q
the examination held st Cambridge thi
week TO choose q cadet for West Poir
Military Academy. Will ESs..s took thir
place in the examination. This speak
. weil ios our SCHOOL, as the majority OF th
applicants were school teachers Of three {
{ four years experience.
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QUESTION OF ENDURANCE.
The Great Coke Strike to Become a
Stubborn Pull In
CONSEQUENCE OF THE SHUT DOWN
Ordered BY the Coke Syndicate---The
Strikers Confident of
Victory.

MOUNT PLEAsAST, Pa, February TO-
The coke region strike it is thought will
now settle down to question Of endurance
on both sides The action Of the syndicate
in closing down all works and ceasing to
turn out coke is looked upon by the people
here as a wise move which should have
been taken two weeks ago. The entire
agitation among the strikers, with the
story Of arson, riot and bloodshed, has
resulted from the excursions
Of strikers TO compel those
employed at the works to quit. 1t is
thought now that when the source Of the
ferment and confusion is removed, there
will not be such a rally at the meetings
and reflections among the strikers will
supplant the tendency to fight and de.
stroy. The strikers look upon the edict
with indifference. They are perfectly
sure in their own minds
luhl lno UptThtOEs must uuhlly suTTeuuoI.
They say that the lack of coke will throw
100000 men out Of employment in other
industries, aud that pressure will be
brought TO bear upon the coke producers
from that direction even more embsrrass
ing than their own demands. The only
trouble now imminent is that which may
result where attempts to arrest are made
and also where desperation will come from
want of food. The people who have con.
tributed have looked upon the efforts OF
the operators to keep the ovens hot as an
indication that they must have cake and
would likely soon advance the price. The
shut down, however, gives the charity busi.
ness the appearance OF lasting long time
and it is question whether the communi-
lies can afford to keep it up long. It's
thought now that no evictions will be made
at this time.
FIVE RIOTERS ARRESTED.
CONNEILsvILLE, Pa, February 10
Sheriff Sterling arrested FIVE strikers to-
day. who were charged with having psrtici.
pated in the recent riot at the Henry Clay
works. The men offered no resistance.
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y 81 VIRGINIA MEASURES
JGiEodUesd "A. yhs House Of RePrssen'~
Mes This Week.
Sgsci.A 10 ne RsgiIisT


"Asangrox. b c., February To-
Amoug tue ,. introduced in the House
c. Representatives. this week were the iol
l.~.rg yW4s. v -giujar:
ByMr Wao7.-FJr the relief OF the
uinos hers OIL In ". Co3u's
For The leGst ot Ihelegal representatives
u Lew, " Washipstou. deceased,
TO require the reeoiDaEe OF the Suosid
iary silver c-iaz Of the United States into
hike coirs ri Proportional weight to the
ttaT !ag- &..., collar.
Hsiru.ay chiu 81 William r. VII
seu 10 the l-4rt ol C,sins.
b. VI: Soy5-;-TO pay to Ulas bns
krs he amount found due to him by the
Court 0t Claims
b. Mf. GiosOn--To squslizs the pay o.
emploJes o. li-s House OF Representatives
By Nr Gos-Gssntirg q pension &c
R)oect Slror, grEQlius pension to Aaron
Hayward lste s sergeant In Company
Ole tuadred sac forty seventh New ors
Volunteers. graG,,ug 3 pension TO ASA
Nonev2an7r. for tbe Geiiet Of William
DillOas g;auJ;Jg pension 70 Nicholas Y
HohroaIyh 20 relieve certain solalsF'
iron ths charge OF desertiou.
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ON THE OHIO.

AZ Epitop,s OF rsss CsBessStss .hs
Rests and BnatssE.
The nsrts .zss ajgbt indicated 5 feet 10
inches aDi rising slowly.
There IL move on foot snoog the Gap
hrI engineers, pilots and e,eIxI 70 form
m isociation embracing ali those living
10 this yiciaitJ.
The steamer Princess resumed her .riPs
in the Bsllsire trsde yeSssrdsy.
Ths Telegram rsssaei In the Claribg
ton trade sL5 leaVes daily at Up. N.
Iapts. Save Thompson, Thsd, Tho1z;
and Charles Booth, Of C!ariDgios, we're il
the city yesterday.
The Aiex. sSit Is etthe head OF Meals
/ Island, The Iron Duke ard Dick Fuhon az,
., the head Of Elsusy the Diarr al. Elaine
old Coaricr, Hawk, E1gene and Heather
| iDsion are h4rbored IN the mouth Of tk,
Little Ksnswba,
The Courier made be. frat ,,is Se.,s,
dss.
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INTERNAL REVENUE FRAUDS.
Gallons OF Wbiskey Unmarked by store.
Laanar 81 2 NIL.

Gallons OF Whiskey Unmarked by store.
keeper Steph.
ST. LOUIS, Mo February lO.-l 5. Dep
uty Marshsll Wheeler arrived in town this
morning from Cape Grardeau county
With three prisoners charged with internal
revenue frauds Of au extensive character.
The parties arrested are W. Steph, Of Sterr,
Lent county, who for several years past
has been Government Gauger and Store
keeper a. Apple Creek, Cape Girardeau
county. David Critics, alias Little Dave,
and Henry Critics, both members of a
numerous family Of distillers in southeast
Missouri. The Critics distllery was seized
yesterday and the officers found 1850 gal
ions of whisky stored in the warehouse
An officer was placed in charge.
S,orekeeper Steph is charged with fail
ing to make correct returns to the Gov
ernment and failing to mark the barrslS
which it was his duty to do,
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SHOUsE'S DEATH.
Further Particulars Relating to the Sud-
den Demise.
Special 10 the Re9iSter.

Further Particulars Relating to the Sud
den Demise.
Special 10 The RegiS,er.
SrEUBENvILLE, February l0.-This com
munity was shocked this morning to hear
of the sudden death of Mr.. George W.
Shouse, which occurred at 80 this morn
ing at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
Ross Ferguson, this city. Mr.. Shouse had
been in his usual good health until four
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, when he was
suddenly taken i'll with congestion OF the
brain. Shortly afterwards he became un-
conscious and remained so up to the time
Of his death
The deceased was one OF the best known
steamboat engineers in this section. For
several wears he was engineer on the
steamer C. w. Bachelor, and prior to that
time had held positions on numerous
steamers, plying the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers. He was on Monday last appointed
Inspector OF HuIls, with headquarters at
Wheeling, and it was his intention of leav-
ing for Cincinnati this morning to receive
Instructions from the Supervising lnspec'
tor. he was married to Annie, daughter
of Isaac Cattle, Of this city. The fruit OF
their union was two children, Mrs. Roso
Nicholson aud Alben Shouse, of this city.
Deceased was member of the knights OF
Pythias and Odd Fellows. The fuseral
will take place Friday morning at ten
o'clock.
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Uouoway Gets Twelve Years,


Sr. CLMRsvLLE, february lO,-Silas
Couoway, who shot Joseph McConnaughey,
Of Bridgeport, last November, VS. yeSter,
dsy afternoon sertsnced to 'wlve years in
the penitentisry by Judge K..lI. On
Saturday last the Court heard few Of the
most important witnesses so that he might
be able to understand case thoroughly be,
fore sentencing Couowsy. When the
prisoner stood up 20 receive sentence be was
yisibly affected, and said he would not have
committed the crime il he had not been
under the influence Of whisky.
Herbert Damsel OF Bsrnesvllls, who
was found guilty OF rape last week, was
also sentenced to four years in the peni
,entisry. They will be taken TO Columbus
to morrow by Sheriff Sedgwick.
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A HOUSE ON RUNNERS
And How Brigham Young Worked IL ~
The Land of Frauds.

And How Brigham Young WORKED ~ ~
The Land of Frauds.
SALT LAKE, February lO-The excite
nent over the reputed statements OF h. D.
Dement, the new Surveyor General, has
,;vsn ont great frauds in land entries were
updeuiably perpetrated in the esrly days
Of the land Office and these have
lately been fully reported BY q
spscisl agent who spent all last
simmer and Calm looking up such frsras'
BiQhsm Young, President OF the Mormon
Church. was the chief man IN sQcn "ofA'
Hs had Q four-room house. built on run
rers Hauling it to the center Of q sec,
,;on of land, each one OF the four quarters
H I'D have a room on its corner. Four
nan would sleep there oue mig 9ht' esen oe.
onn1;n, a sensrsts room aud the next dsy
thew would make Preempn0n III. IN
mo al the land olhce' WuIle %
toSr other men would peri9f z
= similar sctths aezt deg and night ana 80
: - = nj most Of the beautiful Gcachs J slley
.. " 80 ,bns entered. Soon afterwards tha
IN s snneared at the land office and prov,
olsn "a mon their pre,emptions and paid over
n 25 peT acre which had been nsnueI -
,5am In a crowd 6y some one a. tGelt ~
10y and then they would deed tie lsna tc
o,;akam Young. Hundreds have no"
Us ,ba sHiSavirs Of men who scted loi
Young in making tbsss fraudulent ens;lJs a;Db,
80 c wbicS service they we're PAID elsh' s
tT. tos - Of wisst Reports on and proofs
" oH,S ,Ss frauds are on file in the Department
81 81 n the Secretary of the Interior at "s'o
inytOn