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sRkvIrIxs.

fsss & Bowsies hsxe removed 20 she Ma
iery baisa!ng. Thsrs and James ssreesa
Elsewhere viii be Sound the Law card a.
Phillips. lamar a zseAs~y, Of Wsshsn /.
-issE. p {. The Arm b reputable aaa well
kna~U.
The sseesesy HEm es Ashsuss 4 woosrr n
hes sexa dissolved. The business wfsf sss
eoasfasse5 hereafter nsssser tho naass 81 !.
\. Chllhers 4 Co
The luis pay~ro1E Of the 0rssaa fElpr ss4.-
ssseBs Somp3ay as9oantx ~ tsasN yes
teri&x sse creu OF rNilroAA lasorsrs ais,asas
rseefssxt sao<e than ~ sssa
IA tnfanf rAllt af M and Mr.. W 4 rsvs
~ 10 llaas stfeetSsf xess<Fsfay after Ca
81 eAasegs iafsatHA- Ths funeral s.-sS
plsee icsm she family resistance sx,sfs "a : :
Afternoons. In Nasssss cesness ~.
TAs stockholders sf tAs uexae Ysrs, L.
sasssss's tesopaas pt Seatsae Assif = m
tas AZ their ssNses rs~Am o E.l1seksyn fsS4Ass
tasssesax. touzeryox MenSsya ~ / ssSsnrt
D. sssts "a ta* r-eeessssua ~ Eaerease Il
capital ssssk 81 the sozf~srstsaa "a s. ;
sasFErr Esttlk0n dosAsrs
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Se<T 81 yrsssystzy Ser Gevns zses * cTs~xA
u sesssIe, s1ss 1e9sase A. erhuwes. az -
tnfa 0rstsse &ssar~, pS rsrassa assas Ida =
hssxks~s 90 eesfsts. fessr A. kspsx a !
Mrs.. cssaas&sS walker. ~ ktaz ssf-as
frsnk ws~s zxI Aens ives trcxs -. (
ara >ssfts Vssss< as -xsEsse
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PERSONAL.


Mr.. Isaac Fogei. Of roriisnd. 10 In the
city.
Nj. s. NJ. Shipley retnrned YESTERDAY
morning frosa a months visit 10 Forest
Grove. Or.
Mr. r. Z. Meuser. Q contractor and
bnslsscr ef Helena. Mont n In the city ON
a trip combining business and pleasure.
James n Webster, Of Arxyle. Is In the
city on business Ms, webster reports
thtnxs tn the best Of ecudisica af Argyle.
Miss y. Louise Burns. uf Minneapolis. Is
IN the city. Miss Ensrs comes 10 seattle leg
the expires purpose OF making invest
menss In seattle real estate She lexvs !
for home MONDAY nsoraing.
Mr.. c. l. weAh. formerly 81 the firm Of
Matthews & Webb. 1f Deryer. owners oi
several res3Eesiea works. vas in the eity
yesfsftsraay ard met many old friends
NJ. Webb j. IN the Northwest with . view
to locating.
Miss Margaret Mashex aud hsr company
Who are 10 appear at Turn hall ;AeAier
three nighta this week. arrived IN the city
yesterday rxurnirg from Neu York. Mar.
xsres Nathcr asd her husband. Mr. Esnil
aaeerkern. are registered 81 the Bellevue.
NJ. Harry White yesterday received .
letter n Sm Mr. T.. u Fowler, president al
the Fsrs3 National hank Of SELMA. Aeh
s,atsnx that be had sold oat hts Interest }sl
the hAnk thefvs ami in ether hanks 81
watch be held Interest Azsa wuuid start ~.
>eattae IN q few dAys ex..etius 60 fr,s II
his FUTURE hcase here.
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- xhreeesas - Dspepalass Fart Of
vessss Aseaas.
The rsxisenfs In the vicinity Of Tenth
annoy esi of late By supernatural noises
shes seem - originate In TIE bowels Of the
earth. Al nrn these Of = saperstitioas
tarn of mind were Inclined 10 believe that
the nclse originated through misunsses-
standing With the bad man ue have
hsasd 80 mweh ahont bat after . careful
examination the Cause of ell the row wAs
dlncty sfvd. The spring Hill Water Com
panysn pump hose II situated near BE-
aad ewing - fnaisy machinery air eouttn-
uaily enters the mains aud causes ire
nenaons Jarring OF the water maine
throughout the at6srent houses In eiose
pfoxtmity r. ths pump h0ase. The noise
y scfftac, and the residents are unable 10
sieep moro than lev minuscs q . time.
ewing 10 TIE chseisy chug and slam bang
0ns lady ssissrcr said last night: II
company dossnt remedy she rvil. why,
its simply AWFUL ! have hardly slept .
wtnk siuce Ne moved into this house sew.
efai nacnths agu During The lost swo
weeks u hes heen worse than usual The
mem gsOwl and drop side remarks aecus
hotter cline shan our. While The .x-or
uoEsen ere about ssck over the continual
ssecpsess nights- why. last week. there
we're three women In my house. aud every
one Of ~ hsd 70 use ortAses. ia scear ARR
rest whafeses. wfsa some hing epaii lie
done, and that soon. ssF IL II eontiuuss -
eaA ~ hefStsfore. this part u town will be
deserted
The snxfnsss II The pump house Was seen
iana nigbs BY . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-
porter. and la answer h an ifaairy re-
sas1srx The noise. astd thai Il consd eazssy
Re ssaFrcsa By connecting an exhaust asr
cham ncr with the pipe Ia every hosse. lie
eaia Nc knew tAerc he'd teen complaint
but he vss 10; Funains the water eosu.
pany.
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rRAMPs ON rnR rRAIN.
They Refased 10 Get on and Killed
= Tratnman.

LATHE Rock, Ak. Aug. lo.--Sexs
fest he'd here Of supposed attempt ct
fsia robbery, made tonight ON the Irpn
For atssn railway. one miles oath of n ~
FORT. Ask. Two msa gof on the train
saere bas~een the has gage sar AID smok az.
fghr enxEaa hetw zen hem and Big
lazss Master JarrsstF nS1 The eoiored rsr-
Ger. Anay Critfenden In which the latter
sac killed aid the fss mer wounded
osesf the mel jssnped from the train
suc escaped, bar the asxef gers aud ira. n
siex, ssnsng Nhosa srsS . neTeesiYe, exp
sgrei ham \ little ats midnight He gave
his nasae as Dr. NhifdS.d, Of Baxser
comfy. this state. Ee Is aeouf q years
I'D and says he and his partner, Mike
Aowlders, who escaped, were emily try az
10 [ AT their way when the eight came Up.
VII fissd was heavily armed. and his every
appearance shows tn hurxser desperate
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nxsaa<z 81 xass 81 sresss sex opera
nag In seattle. we're saaxas sa the ssss ~
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sessssSk ye~ssrtAy nnxzlax. ana ak havs
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asxs srFsm Ell shs .xxsxsss eesst
ire ssxsE@ es tie raaaxsy xss ptf&sss
Afss sssssaSs . eesa rsea sAssecv1 $40 hAa
fArsSn up ssh 81 MWS sxatfss ga THAR
DAY ard sd ssszze % tAe rsxy a. hasS
gS<ss 4 nes. fFsssf ssxAt - sasl q fsseas
naas<ra AasUsfus kskas visited = annzher
~ <saSss1ss ssscesAss. sss.@ tke latter vest ~
AIS s~sxsssxx ~ nss4txAs Ia a szanssssn
s~sazss<ssss. SeFtns as SD walsh 80 a.
ssazspanssu hsr $40 ks<T<sS Asrassxunx
tasa sssastasr4 kiS sssrxx ASA xfsspf
o1ssseA II The as<eaknx aefs t1szs ar4aksm
szsgo< IA frcas % tAx ssrssssa ss~ssaFszs
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SARATOGA. Aug. in.--yhFse- fosrsis OF a
mile-yslante won. Minnie yaimor SECOND.
Ierson third. Time. In.
Three-f1rths Of Q mise-u Duke Of High
lallfs WOO, Bsosu Prince second. sunlight
third. Tl'ne, liza
Nile and farlo-g--ksEgss won, La
VIA Eecord. Tlme. o.el.
Nsss-~snss d { f1lssongs- NaGayer wen.
Manirose second Time. s.s.
Five iarsaIses-5asge aa1es1~ won. Eel
lewslssa eeeeaa. 6srsma laird. Tee.
ists
II : farlossgss~-0 yp>se sn. PrasemEs
srss.nc, f.cra kc third. Tine. i.0.iz
Mite palssrran won. Mccartney sec.snS
Gslsssf third. Time, f:sSsss.
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lbs hsAfd ~ soaafy coss raf<<toa<rs re-
rssy~s ana considered several application.
tar S~sactioa In assessments yesterday,
and granted nasae. There we're also ssv.
ersl Applications b. strike GA martSsxsss
thai led been satisfied bat net cancelled
on tss fvsorsts. These applications we're
tAksa arsser ssfytssxara
hlsts we're ~ have been opened ssr the
construction Of the Sacgaasmte erssaze as
70 ~ evscek IN the snexnsng, tut tae bard
dyssrss~s shs neaffsr ~ Tomorrow satxrnssx.
esfns 10 assrsvi that has SECRETLY astsxs
besseen The fvststsass ef sas.aslsnse arer
the israfian es che hss3ge. sssss tssrtx Ia
stats hal ne sssass kisssusd he bal az tss
Aef rtneh. ASa another sass i esa<s r..
tailf IL the Zoe nsIse a haslss at al A. tIss
efsstrs = b. he Partially psst 50. ty shs
ctssseas. ses hoard ac~s nsa wssk Ia ~
shesd ~tsh the sEtssse sasti sosae sssss.sts.s
srsitsnsas = ssashxd ~ ske iasexestsSl
PARTIES.
TIE sara es siss vas appropriated sas al
sae Rcd aszt hxs<kxs feai ssr tue xarsx.s
af ssasasieEing TIE irepes ncasi nsar s1,ss-
2aalmie.
lsAse ss sehesl laaSx. ns,. "a xws. a
sesttca 8. foxn~hsp IS naesA. rnaxF ssss
wa< granted 10 ssa<s sek ssseen
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: GIGANTIC HORSE STEALING.
The IEgcnicas scheme Of Dakota
Thieves.

ST. PArL. Ang- To- The tsieas prints the
ioisewsng from Lxmonrne. North Dakota
A gfgartic horsse s.exling industry Il
thought 70 have beer established Along The
Missouri river. Different parties take old
de- rer.d horses our smong bills which are
totally nninhafstails. and any strass that
faes b. around Will eoEss 10 the horses,
WHEN hey are eau h: aud sent 70 other
pa lies connected si:A the rsag. and sscn
fhey VIII hayl hefses hundreds OF miles
away 5sum where hey were Kicked up.
II thieves then Offer the aaimsls for sale
win SAFELY Csrtaia facts lead To- the be-
lie tnst this arsAr xasioI extends om
sesr Pierre, southern Deksxa to Great
fa i, Mont, and srssssatsss 70 the Br Fish
10 sessions
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rus ELIXIR or LIFE.
Dr. 8asnms sad says IL h Merely >
Tonic.


Tonic.
cIScISSATI, Aug. To-. DIR. Harper. OF the
city infrmary, hiss led the Brown
Se2uArd elixir OF life IN Eve inmates Of
the iainnary. They we're a. inrrm nen
oTer 20 years Of age. except one. who was
about 20, but WIS rheumatic cripple. TIE
doctrr u porss ftat or y in one case wss
thefs Observed sny result whatsoever, ard
tie afisnt said be fcat like ne had taxi n
an alcoholic ssinulssl The doctor cen
siud-s thai he Fesaifs .oan1 elsewhere se
the result Of meta, excitement.
BsLr1xogE. Aug. IA special frrn
W q singfen gives en- intefysew with Br.
Hammond relative &c the 8sown-Sequacd
esixir Of life. deelax rig the sensation al
publications shout this n.v preparation
were not authorized " justified In any
way, TIE doctor asserted that the new
remedy sas believed /, be OF she nature of
. tonic. which was shoHgaE to be bene-
Ectai, especially TO old recpse- He de-
rou iced the foolish story thai Il was soue
tiair ! that had pcwss to prolong life or
resttse old people 10 youth. Neither ne
nor Srosn-Sequard had ever eslled IL elixir
Of life.
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EaPoxiA. Kan, Aax. I3-The yoaaS
msn ssrsssesi q; ilsr-ssc. Tex. supposed ~
Dc Taseott. 10 believed here TO DO son Of
janice n~lpniu. al Concord. Kan The
cord. James Doirhin fosisS saia he ssd
two sols in the railroad hussaess in Texas,
one Of whom might be- taken for Tasccfss
he believes i u c1le IL as sons who u
a f>fis< r~2<t
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SatsAsa, Aag. ia.--Mcssrath ard Man.
seii. tvs young mea snrp~~d 30 be the
murosrers Of Osiesr Fryer. walked into
iNesrIas street station shls afternoon ard
sAxe themselves up, They prussst eus-
pnAilsally thai they ktaw nafhing wha.-
ever 81 tse murder Tss~ viii nnsisns.f
ely rccsise . esurse q sssweas box ~ -
nan
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RssIsrkD = TAX SALE.
4 yiecanssn Lun.be man Kfils Z
N&uufx ShNriu

Deputs 6h~~tu.
CsEicsso. Aug Ie.--A si-ecisi 10 the fstsr
facess rrnm FrsrkfoSf. Mich. says: A
terrible encounter oesnrrs. in Otter Greek
snis rssrning. iii which Charles r.
Wright. president CT The Otter Greek
Lumber Company. 81 Racine, Wis. s.set
sue Instantly killed Deputy Sheriff Neal
Aas<hsl and pr. Prank r Thnrber.
wsighs had failed IL paw certain tax IS.
aus the saeriH attached = los Of logs. nd
IL is thought Wright. wifh a force Of Ecu,
stfs npsed to regain possession Of ths ~,
ano in TIE melee Thsarber was Killed { rsf
anc Marshall soon Afierwars
Il = rsiruored that over sky men were
enfAse<l in the affray and others may have
beea wounded The propeller Delaware,
with force Of officers. Is leaving ior osser
Creek u eapsEre WRIGHT. dead or alive. II
Is said Wright has Is apess 0n barge nd
dcy arted foT the Niss fssl&ir shore
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CisoSSavi. Aug. n ci.rinnsti. %;
Baltimore, O.
KANSAS CRY. Aug ie- Kansas City. 9;
Columbus, I.
IorlsvIlIs. Aug. H. Athle,ics. IL: Louis
vile. "
81. Louis. Aug. lo--st. Louis, 4; Brock
lyn2
cLxyELASb. Aug 10 Cleveland 10. Phil
adeirhiAa
PirTssrEe. Aug. L. lrss game Pitts.
burg l. Washington 2 second game--P itn-
buig 5. " asn:sgten s.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. indianapolis 6.
New yorK q
CHICAGO. Ang. la.--Chieaxo 6, Boston 9
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Knights Temrlsr here today was one us
The most brilliant sreetAcles ever wit
messed in san Diego. al the companies
OF militia from Camp D:asrand were IN
line. A banquet sad ball MAS given the
knights ~ Hotel del Ccronado Exrn~-
sion trains brought hnndreS.s Of pScpie
irosa Las Angeles aad surrounding rssiass
.afo the city
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NoSnoCrH PARK. Ang- sos-n rainess
very hard this morning srd the track In
consequence was damp and heavy. bat nos
very hot
N.le-Dsngy won in .5ols, Endarcr sec
ord. Ma ara third.
Three-qaaStsrs mi'e-0nHsy won Ia
lszn'< Z, Cazug4 second Bang az third.
8se AMI cne-quaster sliis s--tsaiioo neks
10 rs, g. 2hyras seeonsi. Newcastle III
0uu-half slile-I cnney We Ii a::45. J a
b, sreszid
Three-s aaFtsrs riile-Iasas Rsyari vcu
In l.l9s. daxfsn coli xeeans. rrssssty stszss.
One an5 orc sixteenth Taises-NiLesse
won Il f.l5iz. HoEsafoisse second. Bryr
weed third.
Fgva.tlshtss snile--Britsri. woa in "a,
foiua sxr second. Fred u. thfEd
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Prank Train. young mechanic. vas
taken 70 Prcvt1eHse hospital yesterday
afsfruoon suffering from injuries received
In . fafi. He vas engaged with c. Cus1en
and Others In rooeng the RuckinehaW
building Near the tfaEsfef warehouse,
and was near the arex Of the roof. when
bis hold gave way and he com
mesced rolling down he steep incline. he
fpslci over three or fur times before
reaching the caves, aud then lell % the
ruad wey below. . distance of twenfy-sfx
iee< He So rezdsred nearly uncon.
seious by the fAIl. and amer he had been
conveyed TO the hospital IL wax ascerssi.e Cd
that his left hip and arm had been fzac'
tuFed
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J. A. HATFIELD.
WHOLESALE
Hay and Grain Merchant,
sHIP BROKER AND ccnHIssiog.
Contractors and Lasgsrs Supplies,
s'aFass and Ta.saesss Rssn.


ibS WILL BE EfyFD aT TUe
- ss-see 81 fswae 4 wileox. ssrhss..ss..
~ re snferssrsaessrs 81 bafsefssg a., =
easssi wfsa ssf kssis. s.14 saeek 70
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"a sAESsxaA Ans ss~TAfs 2sssszNaa
has htzK1snE. gstases e&mrwa shx
e2nsIy sanss ST ssasa sas&zs.r~ sa.s AfsSe
sesssrs ssAa ssss&sssss assA sss- -Assls-z sr.s~
. rssa.ses asSfs ssssassss iSse saaszae i-a...sss
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The fres shs asd ticket oGkces Of the Seat
lie. Lake Shore 4 KsseeEn railway Win ~
day BE- removed from VAeir prssenf ineou
vsuienf ioesfsous 70 he eompany's wharf
- The foos Of Msdsssa street.. where tenn
poravy quarters have been provided until
such time - their nex and eomuottcus
depUf shall be ready for occupancy.
The ffainmasfess o1zice viii also be re-
moves 10 the s3mo l1cality.
The company ere doing q ve-y heavy
fright and passenger business. being taxed
10 their usmoSs 10 supply tie necessary
rolling stock. several new carr have hcen
received during the past week from the
East, and there ere more on the way.
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kkxfsrHe FssSrtss.- -ss<asss Koch 4
sssAsss tas printers en gSse stsees, be-
ssswa raisa aad Yvarsss A2es ssss exc
cusssf tsss q. ~ l.yneia 4 X. . has sssssne
sts~rk esFti5esse Ia tsnx sassssfs. = hsssh -
serves 20 = v~essusea ~ ssse p~zseral. AZ
sas fEss1 Eaas i AZ ege 81 * 3ssgsg and
Isshssgf s.aiss. sas - ~. s.Tssss~r ss~srs.
SSH - he ssssat. ass sssss Ms SEA- al
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San FRANCISCO. Ans- 10. Mrs Evelyn r.
Ferry. shroagh her attorneys A. b 9th
sbss :. NJ. shsrtsisise. 8lesf dismissal Of
hes suit for divorce from Clinton r. Ferry
sss az which Was S~-gan in the supt sfox
ssss'ys ; sn0nfh nye. a "a q. the same tame
nast aacthsy. celebrating the charges Of
srsss.fs conszined ia the orfgfasi ssfion.
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kHfssE Fssagk's FsNxaa1 The faasr&.
~ ksisfse Fisher. sae new saoy. wfs., u =
ksses ca the sesisi lake ssare 4 Es., RI,
fNs.sss ~ -sasth's srsss IAassssAy night.
fss 5 place seetezss ~ frasa Esssxs A "a !.
rsaSsssEs. The faasrseas ~as Ia Nz~ssssa
sesasrsry 2aste q 8utas4~ az tie sssxss
friends followed tie remaia ~ Eses~ ~ i
ssrssaE fskse fHntrsi SERVICES wssxa ezys.
tts9ssss ~ Rev. sshE Es.sasa,
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siL.7 VII ~ kgekIxEn At TUr
- - &c, = 9. Iusie 4 wiseex. sseksrs+ss
gIss... 4 s's-sss1sssiacFs-p 81 sundlnx. e.,
CURED with I'll bil1s. .'ss'Sa sns'tx re-
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4 knSeE .aF kxss.~ zx@-e va a rass
ssseastsssce 81 Ttru asa ;ssesses .sss asxs.t
wfssn Eeyt's ~isuAra II Eess sas ysssss .,s.
ed Tbs psssssrasags sss eVsss saxs@ i, rs.s
sxss1 s-sssss VI Hxs 8sa Hssas - - - =
Essss stexssr a Aer ssssxsks SIS
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The t,nIy Alternative.

He-Wili you marry me?
She (coldly No: nor ] won't be .
sister either. You're too young.
He-WiIl you be grandmother 10
me them
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ssASDsNkssAS IEkFxxASIE SOCIETY
scandinavian tssaasrsnce sscssts was
organised lsss night "a PAksas hall fifth
art Pike streets A esa.ssfsusson uas
starsea sfsf stfscsrS ssrcysd. Mrst ss}srk-
HESS wss elsese1 rseSssenys Ar. Carlson.
vice president. Mr. Nlzi~ssaa. srersaasv.
asa Mr.. sneh tressa~v TraAy AZ 4
oefFs eatIag W. DE- b sas ga Mats
sla Heae.s streets sft<sxx IL anrs = zss-rs
ssasa sslsffseSs n he - = " aura ~ raan -
Wit ase Diseased. Iii >saAEsss aassanx arc
invited 10 - prUseat
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ssksx-IaiEy CAtsGT.-- Yesterday morn
ING iwo sneak thieves went into toe Myers
elofhsns store. and asksd ~ "a ssaesgi some
goxss. Upon their departure swo flannel
shsrts we're missing ssast hsd not t~en paid
for- The pni.ee were eotakess, and oflseef
Willard ssscn fouDd sac n an. and eaagkt
htzn Ia the axs 81 selling the ssirtx lie
v ~ arrested and taken bcsofs Justice Mil
lers here he was so<sad guilty 81 petit is.-
eeuy and hnxa = 10 IL si.ix sss of shtch he
Was committed 10 fse eounfy jsii. ansi was
there Registered - Thomas Mitchell
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