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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-11
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the post Of
Gee at Logan. Ohio, April 10Th 'e5
Persons calling for the same Will
say advertised.
Miss Maggie Baery, Fl J White
Thos Wilson, G T Hnbbard, Phil.
lipi & Co, Minnie Rnppart, Au-
gusta Tammason. Mrs. Matte j
Lower, A II Knowlss. Amanda
@ Fry, A W For'l, Henderson
G'age. T j Clark, William 6
Williams, G W Ueait, Mr. Chas
Sta,ter. VIM. Barker, Rev. E Il
Bell, A w Sharp.
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A WORD 70 A FRIEND AND
BROTHER.

It does not occasion very much
surprise to learn that Col. F. F.
kempel is taking much interest
IN the Democratic primary cleo
tion now pending, nor does il oc
casion much surprise to find
traces of his fine Italian hand in
some of the marks left upon the
political var map. We have the
highest regard for Mr.. Rempel as
q citizen, but draw the line upon
his Democracy. lie is not q
Democrat. He voted the straight
Republican ticket last fall. lie
voted it open SO the world might
know that he was a straight ont
Republican. In consideration OF
that fact we are willing that the
Colonel should adjust his differ
ences with Gov. Foraker and
other leaders of his party, and
fins prepare The way for his final
acceptance as communicanL by
The leaders and teachers Of Re
publIcanism. They will p.oba-
bly, keep HIM on probation a long
time, but We are willing that they
should do so. To the casual oh
server the Col. is never interested
nor ever an active wofker in any
political move, but he is at work
all the same. He frequently
touches a man through seven OF
eight other men and is practical
ly unknown in many movements
that have been created by him
and the consunhmalion of which
is a victory for Rempel. The
Democratic party cannot hope to
derive any benefits from Rempel:
the Republican, and his work in
the Democratic primary canvass,
II it exists, should be rooted out
because the benefits that he may
hope to gain will be detrimental
to Sic interests of cur party
His aim and purpose is the az
grandisement of Rempel and We
protest against his agents maxi
ilg use of The honest Democracy
of Hooking county 10 bring about
such 4 result. We insist that all
persons should look around and
satisfy themselves that they are
not being used TO further some
scheme of Rempel. tie is smart
sndngh to do such things and has
done them in tie past. As q
ne,ghbor we regard the Colonel
very highly. but insist that he
should keep his hand out of the
Democratic platter. We also
rrotest against any little cnmbi-
nations shat he may be shaping
us. We understand his mania
Dr working up combinations and
speak of it at this time. that he
NAV know, that We know, that
NE Is still tronble,l hat way
The Democratic party is a strang
er 10 the toaclr OF the Bismarkiai
hand and ii will remain III tha
condition. Tie Colonel shouit
aUt sbrSet that
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StiERIFF'S SALE.
John w. El6ridxe
Gibson Dausherty, ct al
In the Ccsirt of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice is hereby given that the uEder-
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking County, OHIO
by virtue of an order OF s,sif issue,, out ol
said Court in the above .:tltied cause
and to him objected as Sleri 7 %. silh Coun- =
~. will, ut the door OF the Court House, III
Logan, on
Saturday. April 9th, A. ID. 1889
ut O'Clock, p. IN. OF sli,. day. Offer tor sale
ut public auction, the following iands and
trnements situate i'll Hooking County, o..
to wit:
And known as lot number seventeen
U7), being part of fractional lot number
five (5), i'll section number fourteen Qi), oi
township number thirteen U3), in range
number fifteen uJl. reference being had 10
the recorded plat of lots i'll said fractOna
Rot nu mier five (5l, now of record in the
Office OF the Recorder of said county o
Hooking in Bool, "a" pages l6s ard $50
being the same premises conveyed to si.II
grantors, ]. a. Jack and J. u: Jack ano
Gibson Daughterty by Y m. Ryan.
Appraised at $50 co.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this 2Sth day of March, A. u. 1859.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY d. W. Wright. Deputy.
=. II. Bright. Atty for PIN.
March 2S-5W
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Deputy Warden Cherrlion has
been suspended for thirty days
by the Board of Managers of the
Penitentiary. The charges that
led TO this action on the part OF
the Board was extreme cruelty.
We had occasion some years ago
TO tell Gov. Foraker how neces-
sary it was 10 make changes IN
the management Of that institu
ton, and pleases MS 10 note that
he still feels much the same
that he did when he made his ia
nous raid on. the fellows that had
beea Stealing right and left.
etc."
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Eliza Jane McSepir, residing at Mason
county, West virginia., will tske notice
that ON the 9th day of April. 1880, Isaac
Mesenir filed his petition in the Court ol
Common Pleas, uocking county, Ohio, be-
ing Cause No. 1859, praving a d;vor re
from said Eliza flame Mesenir ON the
grounds OF adultery with one Green sum
erviile, at Mason county, West Virginia,
on or about April, 1885, also for adultery
with one John Bostwick at Mason county,
West Virginia, on Or about May. iSS5, and
that she is now living in adultery witt!
one James Garter ut Mason county, West
Virginia, and that the same will be fol
hearing on and after the 2ith day OF May
1889. ISAAC MESEN III.
John Hansen, Atty for plu.
Ap.ii II ISS3--GIy
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The accomplished little daush
ter of SIR. George Luiz, of Lam
caster, recently received s1CG
from Cincinnati parties for writ
ing story. she winning the first
urise among host of competi-
los. Pie talented little lady is
a neice of Henry and Adam
Luiz. Of this "i'y,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-11

In the Church divorce case al
Columbus, Mrs. Church was g'y-
an a decree Of divorce on The
ground of cruelty. aiia The GUS
tody ard education OF 'he chll-
s,ea. Aliu.ony .as G&ed a! 800
|sa yeasr
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u R ESS TRI NJ D | n { 5 I
We have everything that the trimmings
the Season Of 1880 which will find Fancy Silks
Bands
Especial attention given Mail orders)
STEERS 81 CO.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given THAI the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for 10Th partial settlement
Hiram AcKers, Executor OF the estate of
henry Durr. deceased.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 2Gth day OF Arr,i, iSs9, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, or NJ soon thereafter ss may be con
venient. W. 7. AZ tkER,
April s3w Pro Judge.
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April 10. 1889.

The Lancaster Republican OF
Saturday, says:
The Board Of Managers Of the
Ohio Confers pee Camp Meeting
was IN session at the grounds
near this city, on Thursday. The
Evangelist. Frank uar ling. of
Chicago. Bishops joyce and New
man. of the NJ. i. Church. Rev.
Mcconnell, Of Boston, and Eval :
yelist Jennie Smith. will te pre- :
ent al he meeting Ibis summer.
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worthy the attention Of every lady in the Valley On
our soc counter will be found,
All wool Dress Fabrics, SO and 40 inches vide every
gard of which will cost from So to Csc outside Of house
Our line Of Is inch Henrettas, all spring shades
Csc yard splendid values. New side bands at Csc pen
yard. Mohairs Serges, Surah subimes Albros Cloths
Silk mixtures Silk Warp Anas fact all the novelties
of the season at very low prices.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-11

President Harrison has issued
A proclamation recommending
April 3Olh the date of The Can-
tennial celebration Of 'he inaug
uration of President, as special
thanksgiving fay.
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SIiERIFF-S SALE.
John II. Curtis,
VS.
Frank S. Curtis. ct al.
In the Court of Common Pleas Of HoeAina
County, Ohio.

PARTITION.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. sheriff OF iiocking county, Ohio, bv
virtue of m Or..er o. sale III partition issued
ont oi said Court il, the above entitled
cause, and 10 him directed as She-Ifr of
said county, Will, at the door OF the COus
House in Lo:ur.on
Saturday, April 18Th. D. 1889;
at o'clock, P. ~, of said day, offer for
sale ut puhiic auction, the following lands
and tei;ein.. nts, situate in Hooking county,
ohio, to Wit:
Being in-lot No. 292. OF the incorporated
village OF LGgdn, Hooking county, Ohio.
ex .ep.irg the-e!rom n strip of land or CT
fhe east si,ie thereof 81 feet wide on the
sOa:h end, and . feet wide on the north
end thereof, heretofore sold uhd decided to
one William Wauer.
Appraised at 8, ,c6j.of2x.
Terms nf Sale.
One thirti cash in hand On ia~ of sale.
one third in one year anti o. e-third in two
years, with Interest ON deferred payments,
sect, I'd by mortgage
Given under my hand ut Logan, o. 10
this eth day of March A. ID. lss9.
JOHN GALLAGHEEl Sheriff.
BY u. W. Wright, Deputy.
y. Welly, Atty for p!6.
March. i4-5W
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IN the Court of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Chic.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking county Ohio, by
virtue Of AN Execution issued out of said
Court in the above entitled cause, and TO
him directed as sheriff of said county, will
ut the door of the Court House In Logan,
Oh
Saturday, April 27. A. D, 1889,
ct O'Clock, p. m. of said day. offer for sale
at public auction, the following lands and
ielementS:
Situated in Benton Township, Hooking
County, Ohio, 10 viii: Section eighteen
| (ISl, township eleven ClD, range eighteen
! QS). south half of the northwest quarler,
eoi tanning one hundred nDd ten 1l0l acres
more or less.
Appraised at slc2S GO.
Terms of sale cash.
I Given under my han1 ut Logan, Ohios
| this 2sth day of March, A. D. lSS9.
| JOHN GALLAGHER, SEeriC:
| BY D. w. Wright. neputy.
I J.. j. burg 50. Atty. ~
| March 2S-5w
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate O. Clark w Watts. Deceased.
The Indersign has Been appointed
and qualified as ExecUtriX Of the es-
t;s:e OF Clark u, Watts, .a,o OF Hooking
equity, deceased.
SAEAts I, WATTS.
Ap.iI tl-s.-.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Diehl,
Louis Rapp and Annie E. Rapp.
In the Court Of Common. Pleas of Hook.
ing County, D.

Notice Is hereby given that tho under:
Gig sea Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue of an alias order OF sale issued
out of said Court in the above entitled
cause, and to him directed as Sheriff of said
County, will, at the door OF the Court
House In Logan, ON
Saturday, April 9th, A. d. 1889,
at o'clock, p H.. of said day, offer for sale
at public auci ion, the following lands ami
tenements, situate in Hooking county, o..
to-wit:
And known and described as lot No.
Seven "a, subdivisions OF original frac-
tio,ial lot No. (0 in section twenty-five (22j
township thirteen Q3), range fifteen (l5)
containing sixty-iNur hundredths t64lG0l
of an acre more or less. Reference being
had to Plat Book "a" Records of Plats of
fractional lots of said county, pages 256
and l62.
Appraised at 500 90.
Terms of sale cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this Goth day of March, A. ID. 1883,
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff,
BY u. W. Wright, Deputy.
T. q. & q. 8. Dial, Attys.
March 2S-5W
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RECORDER.

Please announce the name OF David II.
O'Hare, of Fails township. us IL candidate
fof Recorder, 2d term. subject TO the deci-
sion OF the Democracy at their primary
election, May 4th.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Please announce the name of Fh.iip
EaI:st.., of Falls township, as II candidate
for Iniirmary DirccfOr,2 2d term. subject to
the decision Of the Democracy At their pfi-
mary elecrson, May 18th.
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Letter Heads. Bill Heads.
Statements, Cards, &C., at
The SgsTzN1L Job Reepr
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uJANTED-i.ady anii gentle
W man solicitors on salary.
$25 cash security for samples. u.
D. Hyne. SIS Wesley Block, CO.
lumbus, U. Apr42t.
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COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announced the
name of William II. woodruff, of Green
township as II c;'id date iOr Comm ission-
er, subject to the decision of The Dcmoc-
racy at their primary election, May 4ta.
We are authorized TO announce the
name OF F. j Krcig, of Fails TOWNSHIP p as
a candidate for Commissioner, subject TO
the decision of the Democracy at their pri-
mary election on the 4th of May.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Abel Carpenter of Good Hope
township, as Il candidate for Commissioner
subject to the decision OF the Democracy at
their primary election, Ma, ith.
Please announce the name of David
Wolf of Marion township as II caudf late
for Commissioner, subject to the decision
OF the Democracy at their primary Cleo
tion, TO he held May i,h.
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Michigan Mutual Life InSura nee Com pan J
Amos Hedges, ct al.

In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hoc&iua
County, Ohio.
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CORONER.

Please announce the hame of Z, G
Martin. OF Washington township, as a
sion of the Democracy Mt their primary
election on the 18th OF May.
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We VIII Investigate the Matter
TIE Adelphi Border News

TIE AdeIphi Border News
saws:
Pussell, of The Logan Re3's6E
e,u has been nominated Ion
Postmaster at Logan. ana win
ont dorbt will he confirmed. IL
il said that when PnrSeli he
comes p. N. he Intends 10 charge
tireen IL cents per poh"d i"r an
SgNrINELs That 80 through Inc
.a:,il
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AUDITOR


We are authorized to announce the
name OF Nelson Armstrong, of Perry twp,
as candidate for Au'titOr. subject to TIE
deciSit OF the Democracy at their pI iII;;-
ry election OH May ith.
Please announce the name of Charles W.
Schwenhe, OF Falls township, as a c.sndi-
date for AucitOr. SD vi, ct to the decision of
the Democracy Mt their primary election,
t. be Held May 4th.
We are authorized to announce the
name of W. +. Bowen, OF Fails township,
as u candidate for Auditor, subject t. the
decision of lac Democracy ut their prina-
~ election, TO be held May 18th.
sHERiFT.
Please announce the name of D..Y:d
kafSiIaer of Salt Creek tow EShip, as :,
Cal Gid;.te for Sheriff. su biecl 10 the de-
ciSiOn OF the democracy at their primary
election, May ith.
Please announce the name of Il. E Frey
of Starr township. as II candidate ior Sheriff
subject 20 the decision OF the DENT cracy at,
ti-eir primary election, May 18th.
Please announce the name of Pierce
Bright, OF Marion township. as n candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the
Democracy at their primary election 10 be
held May 18th.
Please announce the name of Daniel
w. Wright, of Falls townsh;o. as c.,ndi-
date tor Sheriff, subject to the decision Of
th,. Democracy at their primary election
OH Saturday, May ith.
Please announce the name Of Joseph
Huf;er, of Falls township, rs q candidate
for Sheriff. subject To the decision OF the
Democracy at their primary election TO be
held Saturday, May 4th.
Please announce the name of w, j. Nc
Mani.:l OF Ward township, as Il candidate
for Sheriff, subject 10 the decision OF the
Democratic primary on May 4th.
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FALL, ELECTION.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY TO
BE HELD SATURDAY,
MAY Ath. 1889,
Announcements.

Announcements.
The price for announcement is si.C0. This
includes Tickets. The names o: all e:.n,.i-
dat es will he printed on all the ticke;s.-
Each candidate will lac entitled to $40 tick
cts, and the Supervisor at ctch elec ION
precinct win be suppiiedwith the requisite
number OF ticket.
REPRESENTATIVE
Please announce the name of William p
, Prire, of Falls township. as Il canGida.e
:Or presi.-.it:,tIve, subject to tie decision
O' the democracy at their primary eiec-
ton on May iih.
Please announce the name of ". W.
Md'ray OF Fails tuwnship, as - candida; ;e
i,ir Representatives suh;ert to the decision
oi The Democracy hi their primary eiec-
ton ON May 4tli.
Please announce the name of Henry
for Re re:ien tative, subject to the decision
Oi the Democracy at their PRIMARY eiec
ton on Saturday, May iih.
Please Announce :hc name OF John Kist-
Ter OF Marion township. us i. InIIdiia.e tOT
kepreSs ;itttive, silbj set To The decision %:
the Dem pcrtcy ut their primary election
on i:n OF May.
Pleose announce the mama OF James
Gratfis, q! Marion township, rs ii c.tn'.i-
date ior Representative, sun ect to the sie-
cisiGn OF the Cemocrucy ut Llieir primary
aiecIion, May ith.
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j. Rochester & Sons
have a complete stock
Of new Spring 6 Sum
mer styles. Gall in.
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DREsSS GOODS.

Our exhibit in this department, will be found specially
attractive embracing all the coIorgs and tts, whic
the highest art produce. Our display Of
50ct NOVELTY DRESS GOODS,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
--- -
Mary j. Mcdonnell
William Febrs, CT al.

IN the Court of Common Fleas OF Hooking
County, Chic.
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In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County OAic.
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The Proprietor has enlarged ana lnl-
proved his extensive grounds, and is now
better prepa red than ever to accommodate
the i,uhiic with
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

4.e Z aey Ass"st It sise s.a....sA-..
s.a.,s ,..s.cs. iAl.. As....

a.e I - y Ass..as It si4e s.a...A-a..
t.a~s t...les. i..l.. A.....-s
Dr M,usls,a hiIaa,A I'...so4s, H..
old am ,s,e n4ed RESIDENT -. s.eo,. :. q,
dfea "a toe resideaee 81 hts sua-.h.ieg
Aa.fa ; cscrf! on bedeesea,, - une
l. -. - Dr. iafaans Ms AonAu 10
al fmnser t.sldeals of oid .aaia4i.u,
Nc rg .iJUca eN louoN ~ irom t4e
si> I'm JSesl - Ia, - "a usdIso:
J uaNule US mddesiD theae co,-
Nsen~ et h,s coming heir SEX NH
pneataaGIa. lie Mir Thought Ia &c iAl-
proving mp 10 about o'ulueA Ata.or-
day morning., wllen Ills Gis, a>e took au
alarming iuru. Still, his N, ads @oro
be- loosiac tor the END, Walea Mas
seddea ana GueNpeeled. lie WAS eau
Tcieas up io IA few moments eeiore AIS
49,, and @hen ,hs great change
cave II foua! him ready. He Said
Ifuaa lltv frs, thai he should never gel
well, but he was ready, aye, ANXIOUS
10 GO, feeling ,hat to die WIS gain. His
aaiy f.gsgt W. Tor aAoso nc ieit be-
hind.
Dr. Pashas vas man who attract
ea friends strongly aud held them
dtm4y. Whtlher in lhe hume circle or
N thu etlire, whether in the practice OF
his profession Ut going from place to
place, hr made i.ieads ahd kerr lliem
Ia.daY they are scattered all over the
State, and among them none are More
e"Gaeious OF ibelr regaid Tor hin shan
lAose who joined hands with hin i'll
/ friendly union in old TuGIumHe belole
be came to SuNkten
The vile he leaves behind him, his
Two daughters in This c,ly-Mrs Dr.
| Hurien and Mrs. Austin i. Spetry-
and his twn brothers, j. c. Parsons
ara J Z Parsons, beth residents Of
stockton, have $Ae Sympathy of the
entire c mmuuiy.
! DR., 3ar,uns was native Of New
York ard G3 wars old
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

= 4 Scott. of Battle Mountain, re-
cpiYed ii life pms, for himself and II lady
companion over tie Battle Mountain
Ahd Austin ailroad. Recently the
officers nf The road refused On several
occasions To recognize Tie rigat OF
the "laGy COMPATIBILITY ride free. The
Central Ncvadan gives Ilie result Of
The latest attempt of Judge Scot anti
his lady cuAlpaniGn to yet over Tie
road as follows:
On Thursday +. a. Scot, ef This
place, accompanied by Miss Fannie
Work started Tor Austin On the Neyatia
Oeu,rai Railroad Mr.. Scott presented
n y Is which he held Tor trans porla-
Ii for hi.:Istii AID ''4fsdy co.npaniun"
oVuf the ROAD Tic conductor, ". II
Smith, recognized tie right of Mr..
Scott to Transportation, Gul refused to
carry the lady unless she paid hei .are
or presented ticket, with which de
Ill Nd MISS Work le'use,i To comply,
r|horennon the train was g;arped and
as size refused 10 disemhnrk Sic was
fgatfllY caeclea Again ON tuesday
morning last, tie TWO parties sought
To Obtain transportation over the road
to Austin, and Conductor smith, after
d mlnSiing thr surrender OF The pass
md making demand On both for
lic.eis or fare, and compliance there
with being refused, stopped lhe train
and elected both 3yUtt has begun Il
suit Tor damages.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03

The Cominis sioners TIE; on Monday,
members Cardwe.l and Wilson present.
The rcpnr,s Of he various cUun,y
officers wsre received and lliad.
0ne Thousand dollars was ordered
transferred from The Hospital Building
Fund TO lhe Salary FnDd.
Upon petition from The citizens of
Aurora TIE monthly allowance Of lJl5
TO G. \. johnson Vas increased te so.
\. ". Crncker, on nthalf Of A. G.,
Els, offered $1,A3o for he coualy's
iGl+s:esi in the State Line Mil prep
cry al GJ,d MuaAta.-, t..2 LII Was
accepted.
Dr. 4 ed stated ihat Thomas An
klom is not Il. suljsct for The coun-
ty'Hospilal, and ASKED HAT lie be DIS
charged LailuVW for one month.
> 4 communication from Ahe Commits
sionrrs Of Nye county was read IN re-
lalion to one John Couolly,who cluims
to be resident Of ihis.cuAnry, ana APP
Piled for admission 10 their hospital.
The Board declined ~ assume any re-
spohsibiity in the matter.
MIS-. Brodiga9's communicated in
regard to the care oi ..'s'sarrga's' was
laid over.
The sheriff and Clerk were auihor-
zad to purchase stamps and ice for
t!e county officers.
The claim of George A. Green for
Bis YES iaid oyer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-03
CAUGH ap i.ASs,
yi10r narri A.spa.aa for Selling
:. ..!s:sy II I.:t.itas.

sgsGf s+aTFf AssPs'a 80 FOR selling
" @!s:sy II Iat.itaH.
a FfeaeA'aaa naaed Victor Birr,
arrived Ia uaai!.afne about tro
months ago, ';al established What he
calied IN "ga1Iaa resi4nraa!s' tie
would buy scraps AMI refuse iaeai Of
- b4.uAers, and euaa. il ~ for HE H.
Clan ut Two 1io itel. lie drove IL
thriving sg'gde. as caNia-ia old
Hill ihnaas-was t,.r headquarters Of
The IH3iaH population. Presently Mr.
Barn shut ~ The Restaurant, hai skill
tie Indians coa srev pt-G aaa ut the
place, and drunken Indians were he
coming very numerous in town, as
many as half dozen being boislerous-
ly drunk at one time. Barr, WAS sus-
pected of selling them whisky, and The
Sheriff set a watch upon his move
neuts. His cabin WAS Swallowed by
day and night Tor Il week, bet he was
too NY y for The officers until last FRI
day, when be Was segn emerging from
Il saloon wI'h Il flask al whisky. He
started at once for an Indian camp out
Of town, with Deputy sheriff HaIiigun
folowiag at a respectful distance.
Observing which cam poodle Batii en-
tered, ualligan, accompanied by the
District Attorney, visited the place,
and after mach searching the whisky
flaz!. was found, buried in the sand.
One Of The Indians taon con fesSed that
Barri had given taea The whisky, and
the saloon keeper recognized Tire flask
IS the orc he had sold ~ Barn. u short
time before,
Barr WAS arrested and had hearing
before Justice King, who held the pris-
0nrr To appear before The Grand JRfy
with bonds liked II i4500 La default
of bail be wen; to jul.
1t is said that b lri is late graau-
ale from the State Prison, where he
was sent from Nye county Tor Que
year Ter selling whisky to Indians.