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July 10, 1883.
Board called to order at 8 a. m.

July W. 1000.
Board called to order at 8 a. m.
Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Board proceeds to committee work.
Moved by Austin and seconded by Honsa that
the bid of E. Z. ~Iappole to furnish coal Us per
bid be accepted. Carried.
Moved by Moss. seconded by Fry that the said
b. + Rappole do execute a bond for the sum of
$500. for the ful6llment of the contract. and the
said bond to be approved by the auditor.
Carried.
On motion the board adjourned until l:sO p
IN.
Board called to order at 1850 p. m.
Members present, House, Austin. Moss and
Richards.
A. A. barrow and others presented a petition
to the county commissioners asking for a call
for a vote on the relocation of the county seat.
Moved by Austin and seconded by Richards
that the board take the School Poll OF the last
assessment as the basis for determining the
number of voters in Brule county. Carried.
On motion board adjourned until 8 a. IN.
July II, 1888.
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Respectfully submitted. ''i' ~

Respectfully submitted.
d.. W. Spalding.
Clerk District Court.
The petition of VIM. Hinrich, of Lyon township
asking for a rebate for taxes on account Of error
In assessment received.
On motion the same was refused as In the
opinion OF the board the assessment was correct.
TreaSurer's report submitted.
Finance committee repOrt:
Your on Finance herewith respect
fully submit the following report:
We have carefully examined the books, vouchers.
and accounts of the county treasurer, James Il.
jenkins. for the six months, ending June Both,
1883. and find them in all respects true and cor
rect. That we have also examined the statement
of said treasurer for the said six months ending
June goth, 1883, showing moneys received by him
from all sources rs such treasurer. how expended,
and the balance on hand, and compared the same
with the books and vouchers, statements and
accounts of the county auditor and find said
county treasurer's report true and correct In all
cash on hand at the date of such settlement,
t0-wit: June 30, 1873, was S9353.O3 which amount
was by said treasurer brought before your COM
mittee, and by them examined, inspected and
counted, and found to be true and correct. We
have cancelled county warrants to the amount OF
S1l,6SS.4 including accrued interest amounting
to $Sl5. DC: and bridge warrants for S83 Sc, and
find In county and sinking funds Sl4s9.O to apply
toward the further redemption of warrants. We
find the amount Of outstanding warrants to be
ST., OF. 80.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES FRY,
l.. S. House,
NJ. N. RICHARDS.
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The County. Guardians.
What They Did at the July Meeting
Sec Where Your Money Goes.

CHAMBERLAIN D. T., July I'd, 1885.
Board net at 8 u. IN. Called to order by county
Auditor. Members present, Austin, Fry, Moss and
Richards.
On motion C. NJ. Austin was chosen chairman.
Board proceeds to committee work.
Gu motion board adjourned until 2 p. m.
Board called to order at 9 p. M. Members
present. House. Austin, Fry, Moss and Richards.
On motion board adjourned until 8 a. m, July
Sd, 1855.
CHAMBERLA1s. July Sd, 1855.
Board called to order by chairman at 9 a. IN.
Members all present. Board proceeds to COM
mlttee work.
On motion board adjourned until 2 p. IN.
Board called to order at 2 p. IN. Members all
present.
Board proceeds to committee work.
On motion the board adjourned until 3 q. m,
July 9TH, ISIS.
C~HAMBERLAIN, July 9th, 1888.
Board called to order by the chairman, ut : q.
M. Members all present.
Board proceeds to committee work.
On motion board adjourned until 2 p. m.
Board called to order at 2 p. IN. Members all
present.
Board proceeds to committee work.
Moved by Austin and seconded by Fry that the
following statement be adopted rs the basis for
the equalization of the assessment lists. Carried.
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CYCLONE WARNING.

Henry Clcgg thanks his friends and
patrons, who appreciate the system OF
srliing the very best medicines at the
most reasonable prices, purchased fresh
monthly from reliable firms, which our
pharmacoiogy enables us to guarantee
for purity and strength, iustities the con-
stantly increasing sales at Henry
Clcgg's Drug Store. Dealer in Oils,
Paints, Dry Colors, Varnishes, Brushes,
Colors IN Oil, Buggy Paiuts. Stationery,
ASchAl Books, Porfumcry, and every
generally found ia a first-class
drfYY store.
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Words cannot express the gratitude
which people feel for the benefit done
them by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Long.standing cases of rheumatism
Weld to this remedy, when all others
fail to give relief. This medicine thor
oughly expels the poison from the
blood.
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A large and complete stock of Trunks
Satchels. Valises and Handbags at l.. ID
Bardin s. Co.'S.

Mrs. Mary L. Ludlow, of Manning.
Kansas. says: Six years ago we lived at
Columbus junction, Iowa, and had a
young baby and a very sore breast.
For three months I tried everything
until at last | got Chamberlain's eye and
Skin Ointment and it cured them.
Sold by F. L. Miller.
The most complete and best line of
mems fine shoes you will find at Bardin
& Cos.
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July II, 1000
Board called to order at 8 a. M.
Members present, House, Austin. Moss ant

Members present, House, Austin. Moss and
Richards.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Movoa by Richards seconded by Austin that
the board proceed to count the number of
names upon the petition of "a. barrow and
Others" Carried.
Moved by Austin and seconded by Moss that
the prayers of the. petitioners rs presentedb by A.
barrow be granted and that the county auditor
be instructed to place the call for, the same in
the notice of the next general election. Yeas:
Austin, Moss, Richards. Noes: Fry, Motion
carried.
Moved by Austin and seconded by Richards
that all applications for rebate of taxes on the
grounds that the land was proved up. on after
the time specified by law making them liable
for taxation be laid over until the next regular
meeting. Carried.
that a liquor license be granted Peter Nelson for
the period OF three months. Carried.
The bridge committed made the following re-
port, VIZ:
from Red Lake township and recomend that an
appropriation be made for the same.
Moved by Moss and seconded BY Richards
that tho report of the committee be adopted.
Carried.
On motion Gins. Bice was appointed Road
Oyerseer in Grand View township.
The report OF D. W. Spalding. clerk of court,
was received and on motion WAS adopted.
Chamberlain, Dakota. July 2, 1888,
To the Hon. Board of Commissioners OF Brule
County, Dakota.
GENrLEmEN:-l have the honor to report
the following rs the expense of the June term
Of the Hon. District Court for 1885:
Irand sSt ~
Witnesses before Grand Jury.......... IS 10
Sten3grapher % W
Sheriff sum moning fees. ...... ........ 9s 90
Rent of court room ............. 20 %
CLERK of the District Court. ........... 40 OK
Interpreter. 8 Oh
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Brule Go. Bank, rent for county
..-....-.. ~ 5O
Offices. 100 90 1850
county assessor. 1879 90 1870 90
B Long. Justice fees. ...... Is not aid
W franklin, constable fee. ...... ) 10 not aid
&C Morrow, justice fees..... 50 6b
! ! I I s saisEle tam afs9r F.....""" rs is &
w y Kennedy. labor on poor
C H . medicine and ser. ~" wv
vices .....,...:.~-.....".. 900 $500
3 F Sisson, mdse for county,. SIS SIS
E Glenn, salary, etc........... 100 9s 10
Bird Mf'g Co, awning. ......... II 50 IL 50
] A Smith, lumber for poor
John Parker, lumber for poor
piea 5ssP Press ;s;:,idsa Co., com record Is 10 g Is Is g
Stlwill y Werner, mdse Tor
E Dady, blacksmith poor
oM farm Austin. TN. committee 5iniaiussi. work rs ~ s%%
a j y S ssssii liE board: :::::::::: ;% s%
J A Stroube, salary. ..........,... 225 90 225 90
4 4 ssFsaBs: s5Ss %iis tielst....: i g g i a g
VIM Franklin. services rem
=, dsred . ~ not AID
I Is 5 Sh5 eSss. se ]asEyisss r ssnssesd... f fS g H 2S g
J NJ Greene, mower ............. 100 90 100 90
G O Morrow. .......... ~ 20
Edgar Moss, CON-. work etc.,. Sc 90 So 90
n NJ Richards, com. work ETC.. n 40 Il 40
z Austin. com. work etc....... 50 40 80 80
Burkholder Bros, printing $50. 90
l. w Lewis, services rendered.. II % II W
Jones Fry, com. work etc........ 80 W S2 10
IL 3 pOuSe, com, work etc. ~ ~ ~ 5U
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-20

Ayers Hair Vigor has long held the
first place. as a Embarrassing, in the esti-
nation Of the public. Ladies find that
the preparation gives a beautiful gloss to
the hair, and gentlemen use it to prevent
badness and cure humors in the scalp.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-20
For Sale.

For Sale.
100 acres of land. 8 miles west Of Kim
ball. Price, 500.
100 acres of land, 101.67; one-half
cash. one-half in one year. Price, $50.
100 acres of land. 101-67; one-half
cash, one-half in four years. Price.
1895.
200 acres of land. 8 miles from Kim
ball; one-fourth cash, three-fourths in
three years. Price, $1,000.
100 acres of land, Z miles from Kim
ball; one,fourth cash, three-Iourths in
three years. Price. S720.
100 acres of land, 8 miles from Kim
ball: cash. Price. 5000.
Several fine tree claims from 8 to 10
miles from Kimball. Price, 5000 to 5000
per quarter section. Address
CURTIS q FARREL,
Chamberlain. Oak.
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Treasurer's Report.

CHAMBERLAIN. Dakota. July LIST, 1883.
To the Honorable Board of Commissioner OF
Brule County, Dakota:
Gentlemen:- IL below submit a statement of the
moneys received by me from all sources, how
expended and the balance on hand for the SIX
months ending June 3Oth, 1885, as follows:
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NO. VutUe AVE-
Total number OF horses, S.528 Sl1S,525 $3.50
Total number of cattle, 7,2l S3,70l 1l.50
Total number of mules, lG0 $40 1852

ON motion board adjourned until July 9th, at s
4. III.
CHAMBERLAIN, July 9th, 1883.
Board called to order at 3 u. m.
Members all present.
Moved by Austin and seconded by Moss that the
board ns a board OF equalization do adjourn.
Carried.
Board adjourned at 10l5 q. IN.
Board called to order at 1870 a. NJ, by chair
man.
Members all present.
Moved by Fry and seconded by Moss that the
finance be allowed the services of an
expert accountant. Carried.
Board proceeds to committee work.
Moved by House and seconded by Fry that the
auditor be instructed to draw warrants for the
court certificates. Carried.
The Auditors report was submitted and Oh
motion was adopted.
. CHAMBERLAIN Dakota. July ID, 1888.
Hon. Board of County Commissioners.
The following is my report of accounts as kept
with treasurer for six months ending June Both,
1hSa
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On MUCIU1 INC U0dTu duJUUr1s uItII z p. ID.
Board called to order at 2 y. m.
Members all present.
Board proceeds to committee work.
On motion board a%djouIns until 8a. H., July 18th,
1888.
Chamberlain, July I, 1888.
Board called to order at s u. m.
Members all present.
Minutes of proceeding meeting read and APP
proved.
Moved by Richards and seconded by Fry that
the following bills be allowed and the auditor
draw warrants for the same.
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For Sale or Trade.
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NEf 11-l03-87.
For Sale.
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NW4 15-108-83.
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NEf 34-105-6S.
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32l PlainAeld, OAK,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

j. l.. HARLEY, OF Bolivar County, Miss,
IS IN the city on business.
w. J. FLORENCE and company passed
through the city yesterday for Louisville,
Ky.
j. G. MCGUIRE, the editor OF that live
and erterprising paper. the Yazoo City
Miss Herald, is in the city, and with his
family stops at the Peabody.
THos. T. POWELL will commence the
publication of the Industrial Hcrior on the
LIST day OF January, 1889, n monthly Jour
nal, devoted TO the interests OF merchants
and manufacturers.
a. I. BRADLEY, advance agent for Kate
Casileton's company; Thomas NJ. Scruggs,
Huntsville; 4. II. GLADDEN. and G. \.
Hunt, indianapolis, Louis Morrison and
dramatic company, are at the Peabody.
An Gaston's Hotel: J. NJ. Reed, Nash
vile, Tenn I. II. Watterson, Little Rock;
:. i. Jack, Moscow; II. u. Mcriwelher,
Huntsville; G. Lommcl, Lawronccburgh,
Ind; J. A. Harpham, Louisville; II. l..
Dollarhide, Little Rock; A. Myers, BY
halia; j. W. Howard, Holly Springs.
CARDS Of invitation have been received
10y friends in this city 10 the marriage OF
Miss Grace Stanton Gibson 10 Mr. Thonns
Field Browne, both Of stanton, Tenn.
The ceremony will occur Thursday even.
ing, December %, at $50 o'clock, In the
Presbyterian Church, Of that place. The
bride-clect is niece Of DR.. q. G.. Ware,
and is one Of the dcservcdy popular social
queens OF the community. Mr.. Browne
Is one Of the most sterling and deserving
young business men OF that section.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17
eAnINa oar rnE wArERs.
From Chicago by Canal and River I
a.. n..Fs

From Chicago by Canal and River "a
tho Gulf
There Is another forc.and.ait schooner IN
port, voyaging from Chicago to St. An.
drcw's Bay In Florida.
Her name is the Roiormcr, and she isa
neat and trim a little craft NJ any mloi
would care for. Her length is thiry-lwo
feet and her measurement only five
tons, really about the size Il an ordinary
yacht, and snug and pretty craft from
stem 10 stern.
The Rciormcr Is commanded by Capt
Benjamin Dye, and he has n CROW Of two
or three men. Ills ship has been engaged
In the fruit trade between Chicago and
Grand Haven, on Lake Michigan, run of
200 miles, and when reaching her dcstina.
ton at -. Andrews Bay. Fla, she expects
% be again employed in the fruit irallic
The vessel left Chicago on the 18th of No.
vcmbcr, came through the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, thence down the Illinois
River, and then down the Mississippi 10
this port. where she arrived thrco or four
days ago. The Rciormer r. expected TO
Fail iof New Orleans and the Gulf lomor.
row.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17
HAS ANYBODY SEEN BUNoH1
And Did He Have Anything TO Do with
Yeeterday'a Train Robbory7

And Did He Have Anything 10 Do with
Yesterdays Train Robbery
The following from the Meridian Deuo
Graf, Of Friday, December IL. suggests the
possibility that the famous Bunch had q
hand In yesterdays train robbery
For the past few days II has been no.
ticcd that the express companies on ihn
New Orleans 4 Northeastern, Mississippi
Valley and Illinois Central railroads have
seen ~ a. increase the number OF express
messengers Ia the express cars ~ well NJ
that the prccaniion has been taken 20 arm
them.
This has been the case notably after the
trains have passed Slidcll on the North.
eastern, Baton Rouge on the Miuissippi
Valley and POnchaionla on the Illinois
Central Hallway, aud naturally the quos.
ton was asked, why7
On the Mississippi Nalley Railroad, In
addition 10 the increase Of force on the OK.
press cans the conductors, engineers, trim
crews and frcmen have also been pro.
vided with firearms N II In expectation
OF an attack.
Yesterday the canse Of these prepare.
lions was asceriaincd, and Il IL MI atiribut.
able 10 apwchcnsions Of another raid by
the rc1oubiabla Captain Eugene y. Bunch.
the daring bandit who ~ successfully
robbed the express on the Northeastern
Railway several weeks ngo.
From parties In this city who are posted
In regard 10 Bunch's movements, Il IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17
THE OPIUM CONSPIRACY.
1t is OF Greater Proportions Than Was
Mt First Thought.

Mt First Thought.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dee. lG.-Thcre is
every reason to believe that the smuggling
conspiracy which the United States ofi.
cials discovered by the information of one
OF the band arrested at Denver and the
subsequent seizure OF 500 pounds OF opium
ut st. Vincent, Is more iar.reaching and
of vastly greater proportions than was at
first supposed. II is certain that the oper-
atoms of the smugglers were not confined
to opium, but that large quantities of silks
and other costly fabrics from China have
been landed in British Columbia and
brought TO various points on the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, consigned to the SNUG.
glcrs. IL is known that the Government
officers here have recently seized several
small lots OF silks that are said TO he dis
posed OF TO st. Paul and Minneapolis mer-
chants. Just what these seizures amount
to can only be conjccturcd, the officials
refusing TO say anything whatever. They
are preserving the utmost secrecy in the
hope OF catching some OF the smugglers.
Marshal Campbell said yesterday "The
case is SO iar-roachlng and may include
so many persons that it cannot be given
out until we have arrested tho offenders.
The ends OF justice would be defeated 10y
any other course" No arrests have yet
been made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

One OF the galvanized iron balls OF the
Jewish Temple fell down Saturday even.
ing during the wind storm.
The Rose Coghlan Dramatic Troupe left
here for New Orleans last evening, and
the members will take a rest during lhc
current week, TO play all through next
week in the Crescent City.
John Morgan, colorcd, was arrested YES
terday by OhiceriWoli on charge of high
way robbery. About two weeks ago Nor
gan and companion held up and robbed
Patrick NJ. Bremen OF SIP in money and
an overcoat.
Jesse Cistern and Willie Snowden, two
small colored boys, were arrested yester-
day ut the instance OF Charles Siegrist, a
locksmith at the corner OF Main and Jack
sor streets, who charges them with steal.
ing shotgun.
About 6 o'clock last evening while car
No. 50, Of the Red Line, was crossing the
corner Of Georgia and Kentucky avenues.
II was struck by a switch engine OF the
Iron Mountain Railroad andalmost totally
demolished. There were several passen.
gers in the car at the time but all escaped
unhurt.
Pleas Small, colored, ngcd for,ynye
years, tfusiy at the siation-housc, died
suddenly at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
OF congestion, caused by hard drinking.
Squire Barry held IN inquest on the body,
the jury returning verdict in accordance
with the above. The remeins were in
tered by the county.
Iii Anderson, a notorious negro thief,
sho escaped from the County Workhouso
about two weeks ago, having been sent
there for eleven months and twenty-nine
days for stealing chickens, was captured in
Chelsea last night by Pairolman Bryan,
and will be turned over to the County au.
thoriiies this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17

learned that the hitter is in ST. Tammanay
Parish, and has been ever since the rob.
berry of the express ear near Derby Station,
fact which is corroberatiye of the state.
ments made by responsible parties hailing
from Washington Parish which adjoins
St. Tammanavyand where BuncA has ire
quently been seen within the past four
weeks.
About n week ago he came within half A
mile of POnchatoula, on the Illinois Cen
trail Railway, but did not venture into the
town. lie is accompanied hy two of his
friends, who hail from Texas, and who
joined him about two weeks ago.
The United States Express Comnany
have changed the reward OF 81 900 offered
Tor his capture and the recovery OF the
stolen money 10 81 600 for his capture and
delivery in New Orleans, and there are
quite number OF men anxious 10 secure
the reward.
In the country where Bunch now is he
has plenty Of friends, and it would be i'm.
possible TO take him to u railroad station
even ii he were captured, for his friends
are watchful and determined to protect
him, while he himself is most desperate,
and could only be taken by surprise.
Last Monday evening the train going
south out of Nicksburg was very closely
guarded and efforts were made TO ascer-
tain the cause.
The officials Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Express Company were very retcent in
regard to the matter, but il was rumored
that an attempt had been or would bo
made 20 rob the express car, and thai
Bunch and his pals was or would be the
robbers.
That the Express companies are alarmed
and are on the qui vive there is no doubt,
and the officers aver that should an at
tempt be mads there will be some trouble.
Bunch is said to be amusing himself
meantime in hunting
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. lG.-Adviccs nom
Ozark, Mo, say that the Sheriff Of
Christian County has completed the gal.
lows ON which William Walker, tho king
Of the Bald knobbers, Is 10 be hanged on
the 2sih INST. Tho other three members
Of tho band, David Walker son Of the
King, and Joseph and Wiley Matthews.
who are also 10 hang, will not Dc executed
GIL February II. Sheriff johnson having
received word that m attempt NJ rescue
will be made by members OF The Oh gang
has sworn In 100 special deputies 10 guard
the jail and taken other precautions to
prevent trouble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17
INTERESTING TO LADIES.
They Have Como.

Tho largest and finest collection Of Nicer.
schaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Hold.
eIs, Cigar and Cigarette Cases ever brought
10 Memphis. Most beautiful gifts for the
holidays. We will have names stamped
or all Cigar aud Cigarette llolders, Pipes,
Cigar and Cigarette Cases FHLE OF CHARGE.
We invite the ladies 10 call and inspect
our handsome collection Of Holiday Goods
j. SAMrLsoN & Co,
go Main Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17
RUN OVER ny AN ENGINE.
Unfortunate Mlshap AZ
Pine nluff. ARK.

A Drakcman's Unfortunate Mlshn2 ai
Pine Blur, ARK.
spcrlhl Dispatch 10 Tie Appeal
pfNE BUR-, Ark, Dec. lG--A brake
man was run over this morning bya switch
engine In the yard Of the Cotton Belt
Road. One oi his legs was man led and
was ampiuaicd near the hip joint by local
physicians, who predict that be cannot
live. Tho main artery Of the thigh was
cut by the wheels, aud n bydandcr caught
q with his hand aud stopped the blood Tor
thirty or forty minutes The name Of tho
unfortunate man Is Thomas Rooney, aud
son OF the roadmastrr ct the Lake Shore
Railroad. and his homo Is at Monro.
vile, q.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-17

Verdict OF the Coronor's Jury on the
Death OF Irene.
Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal.
BiENiNGnAN, Ala, Dec. lG.-There
have been no Sensational developments in
the Halves case today, and the city has
been remarkably quiet. The jury which
was summoned 10 investigate the death OF
Irene HAYES returned the following yer.
dict this morning owe, the jury, having
viewed the body Of the deceased found in
Lake View on Saturday. December 10, aud
having heard testimony thereon, find that
the deceased was Irene, second daughter
Of Il. H. HAYES, and that she came 10 her
death on the night Of Saturday, December
I, at the hands of her father. and that
such killing Was unlawiully done.
NJ s. CANN.
RonT G. McDAvfD.
J. a. DELLARD.
y. II. GArrFgD.
T.. NJ QuiNN.
TuoNAs :. HUI.
When HAYES was informed that Ircnc's
body had been recovered, he remarked:
'ls that N; give me n cigarette" The
Jail h still strongly guarded.