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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-11-08
I'D tIIn WORLD.
8, 1889


The recent attempts to corrupt and
bribe the Cronin jury suggests to the
thoughtful mind that the time has
about arrived when some radical
changes ought to be made in the
present jury system, and that it might
be best in most cases to dispense with
jaries altogether or adopt some sys-
tenn by which jurors would be ex-
empted to greater degree from the
influences which surround the lives
OF most men. What that system
should BIS we are not prepared TO
say but it does seem that the states.
men OF this country might be able to
devise some means by which the OPP
Grafton OF undue influences could be
reduced TO the minimum. 1t is now
generally conceded that tho verdict
of trial jury depends largely upon
circumstances and conditions in no
way connected with the real merits
or facts in the case at issue. We
all know that more depends upon the
ability OF an attorney than the JUS
tice OF = cause; that frequently gull
ty persons escape because they are
popular aud that sometimes innocent
persons are convicted mainly because
they are unpopular. How often do
we hear the remark that no jury could
be found in such and such place that
would under any circumstances CON
Wet SO aud so! How often again do
we hear the other remark that such
and such person would be convicted
by jury of that place on general
principles! These remarks, however
fippantly expressed, reveal vast
amount OF human sentiment which
under ordinary conditions is strong
enough TO effect and perhaps totally
mislead the Judgment. But there are
hundred other influences which
conspire 10 ytiate the minds of iu-
rors, chosen as they now are, almost
at random.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-11-08

MOUNTAIN HoME MAIL: Never in
the history of Idaho did her thirty
odd newspapers announce the inaug.
uratlon OF so many new enterprises as
they have this year. The prelimina.
ry steps have been taken to start ir-
rigating schemes that will cost mill.
ions. In this locality they are build
ing in the mining camps as fast as
machinery can be freighted to the
mines. New mining camps are
springing up in many localities that
give promise to far surpass any of
the older camps. General prosperi-
ty dawns all over the Territory, and
We confidently expect 10 see Idaho
the Mecca of much of next years
wessern entgrasnn
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lDAno COUNTY FREe Pass: The
last pack train OF the season arrived
out from Warreus last week and has
gone into winter quarters AT James
Welch's ranch. Two OF the mules
wore loaded with bars of bullion
shipped out by George Riebold, and
consigned to the San Francisco mint
through the Lewiston National Bank.
The bullion weighed 5000 ounces, or
Ave hundred pounds. It's value was
estimated TO be between seventy. five
thousand and eighty thousand dol.
lars. Its actual value will have to
be determined by assay. The bull
ION is part OF the product of sever
al mines in Warrens whose owners
have had tests Of their rock made ia
Mr.. Riebold's mill during the present
season. Tho bullion was only slight.
ly alloyed with baser metals as the
ore had been roasted and concentrate
cd in the Little Giant mill plant.
This shipment is the last of series
that have been made from Warrens
this year, and ifit had come from
any other camp in the northwest a
great hurrah would be made about it.
II is only few weeks since Riebold
shipped twenty thousand dollars
worth of gold bullion, the proceeds
of one mill run on ore from the Little
Giant mine alone.
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Notice of Sheriff's sale Under y
ecuIiOu.

By virtue of an execution lssusa%
the District Court of the Second ~,
District of Idaho Territory ID and ~
county. wherein John Lemp Is pss
and the IDAHO Gold and fll'ei "
Qimited) is defendant, upon Jucs
rendered on March 80, 1857, ~
sum of $ll,243.S1, besides cos'' ' wv,
tcrcst. | have this day levied upon a
right. title, clam and interest o. a'
iendant, the Idaho Gold and nll'r a.. !.
0Imited) of, in and to the lolio'
cribed real estate, io-wil: IN and
One twcnty.stamp quartz mll' . %
duciinn works, with all It's i lns.a,
tracks. cars &c, one store pulu h,s,ls
the cellars thereto belonging one D@ u
house, one blacksmith shop ons s.,s,
office, one warehouse, one o'iioV , ~ 4
way. one barn, one lodging hOas n
dwelling houses, with th' poS'' vods, i
to So much of the grouhu u' i ptts
around the various structures % ,ss. il
sary and convenient for 'he, md ns |
the folloMing quartz mines; ~, " l W,ahsI
Crown Point, Queen Of the hlIlI ~; " III
ton, Enlel Prise, Cleveland, 'u S,a, 81
pendence. Emperor, Silver II ' N Ss|
beam, Washoe and STAR ~ no leudA I
Mountain District, and III . wv sIsh|
800 feet by COO feet in w ilaa,onrs,,,nd vi
mill sites recorded as the Cle y rrAa;
tn Julia, in or near the town " =. I1 e vi
also The water rights fecoraeu Nan IL and NJ
Light gulch, the Graham luz roumtf
Julia gulch, and the di'c n.,,ns u Bl,
herewith all being at u'a
county, / 7. :, ,reu lba !
Public notice is hereby s''S
will, on -, H4l
Saturday, ths 10th day Of S'''n% y insld 4
At / O'Clock p. Nj. of said da, y !" ofBis
the court housed OF of the coa ,,, ,nosy
sell At public auction for iaM w, title rs'
the United States all the rlgna The ldbl
and Interest of laid ue,endanlsa ' " il y
Gold and Silver Mines llml'ea MIN q 4
to the above described pr'p 'sr. 'pns|
much thercnf as may he nrce,s NJ sIis i
sufficient to salist, said ud is nse,rbes !
ierest and costs, etc, 10 "" vlRp,
best bladder. 4. u
Dated oct 25. 1889,
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BoIsk Cay, IpAuo
October % lSSO

LAND OFFICE AT BoIsk Cay, IpAuo,)
October IS, 1889.
No'ice Is hereby given that the follow.
ieg namsd settler has filed notice of h, r
intention to make final poof in s,L porl
OF her claim, and that said prof viii he
1e made b fore Register and Receive, nj
I bai,e ol'y' Idaho. ON Thursday, Nov,
%, isS9, viz; Katharine A. Z. r. mn who
made Hid entry No 1914, for the Sc Y SW
a n SW 4. Sec %, NE 4 Sc Z Sec
ii TIP Z. N, R4 Z, BIN. a. wv
She names the following witnesses 10
prove continuous residence upon and chi
Ovation of, said land. Viz. ". F Hiat,
Nils Elder, William anti, John G,eary
all Of Placcrville. Idaho.
AAkLkN PEf4.EYs Re.is.c
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The above sale is postpon' d until Sat
urday, Nov. rs, 1899, at same hour on that
day. c. c. HANIRD,
Get 25, 1889. Sheriff.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-11-08
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstonrs, hlcts. Stat
ncs, Iron Fences, and all kinds If Come.
terry work. We have secured .hc services
OF ilrS'-cass workman from the Fast
we are better Than ever prepared Ia
90 hist class ork, at such extreme
" low prices as to d.. fy competition
we have also received A fine seler,ion of
original designs, both in gr.nitc and mar.
BE SO that parties can make as good sc.
lection fr2m these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States
Please call and examine, or write FIR our
designs and prices, b fore placing your or.
de's elsewhere We will make il to vo,,,
interest to do so
Our designs in Iron Fences are thu hoe,
ana cheapest IN the world. We can far
hlSh good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap us a wood fence.
JAMES DYMOKE,
F. A. NOUKSE,
Proprietor.
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Oct. &, 80.

he above sale is postponed until Sat.
urnaS. Nov. l6, 1899. at same hour ON that
ia c. & HAVlRD
W. So 1908 Sheriff.
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Notice of Sale Of Real Estate VA.
der Execution,

BY virtue of an execution issued out If
the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of Idaho Territory in and for the
county OF Boise, wherein Mason, Ehrman
" Co are Plaintiffs and the Idaho G. Id
and Silver Mines (Limited) is defendant,
upon judgment rendered ON HE oath day
ct June. 1859. for the sum of S4103j, be.
sides costs and Interest, have levied up
on all the right, title, claim and inlercs of
sad defendant the idaho Gold and Silver
mines Uimiiedj, of, in and to the follow.
ing described real estate, to-wit:
20 stamp quartz mill and reduction
works, with all its machinery, tracks, ears,
etc.
One store building and cellars come ct.
ed ana used herewith, one b artinr
house, one blacksmith shop.
All in the town Of Graham, Boise Co I.
[.
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81 FOR IS WEEKS.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, IpAuO,

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY, lDAuo,
October 5, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the follnw-
ing named settler has Tiled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver,
at Boise City, Idaho, on Monday Novem-
her lS, 1859, viz: Henry DtmarDs, o
made Homestead entry No 1890 Tor the
VIZ Sc 4, and Sc 4 Sc Il, Sec 81,
and NE i NE 4, See "a, TIP N, II 4
Z, b NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF, said land, VIZ Fred
Campbell, of placrrvile; James Towner,
James Dpchamheau. John Eascley, of
Garden valley, Idaho.
HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
q, t. s, 1880
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CLARK'S 0. n. 7. THREAD
BOISE CITY AND NAMPa.
OF sheri IS Sale of Real
Nstate Under Elk scution.

b virtue VI execution isSu'd out of tho
hi trict Court of the oeooud judicial District of
Idaho Territory in and for the County ut 10 ne
wherein Shlinwrl1 Bros. are plaintiffs and tn
Idaho q old and silver Mines Qmitedl il defendant
upon a jndgm,u rendered on tn 2lth day of
luue 1889. for the sum OF Sll6eS, besides costs
aud interest | have eviel upon all the eight,
utle claim aud Ia OF the sail def 'ud nJ, ;he
Idaho Coll and Silver Mines tsimitedl afores id
to tho following seribcd real estate to-wit: One
2O-stamp quartz mill aud reduc, ion WORKS. with all
its its m aohinery. tracks. cars, etc
one store building aud cellars connected and
used herewith. one boarding hanse; Que black
smith shop
Al in the town of Graham. Boise county, I, I.
Public notice is hereby given that | W H. or
Monday the 2Sth day OF ootob,r, 1899,
At DEL ck =. of said day in trout of the Couri
House door, Bo.se cou itv. sell at public aucti N
for lawful money Of tho Uni e States, all the
right title, claim aud interest of said defen daui.
the idaho Guld a ilv Mines Il mited OF. in
an ~ I've above described properly. or IA mneh
thereof as may be necessary to satisI, aid juig
meut, with interest aud costs &c tn the highest
aud best bidder. .. C. HANIRo, sheriff
kt 1870.
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T. otise 20, > ubhcsua.

j. QUE 20, ubhCauas
LAND OFFICE at Boise CITY, ld,h,}
Oct II, lSA
Notice IL hereby given tina, ths /,
ing-named settler has filed notice Z
intention To make final proof 10 d.
of his claim, and that said p-od M
made before the Register aud RecM
Boise City, Idaho, on Thu. sdsy. M
1889, viz: John Lears, who mn
ID ) No 1870 for the s x SW kkM3
SW 4, Sec %, TIP Z N, K4E,BY
He names The following wi.nessj
prove his continuous residence upm
Gu tivation OF, said land, viz. Ndl
Leary, Cornelius Leahan, Philip RI
James McCarty, al Of PlacenilIs. nj
HARLEM PEFLEY, Ressr]
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The following arrants will be paid on
presentation at my office:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-26
JAY ALVERSON,
CLARK DECKER.

For SALE "A farm wagon in good
repair, and good COW for sale for cash
Enquire of David Leach, first door
north of engine house. 555-4
To LET.-A convenient dwelling on
Superior street, near College, for Sl2
per month. Apply at Office of y. w,
Wright.
NOTICE. will be at the Office of ~.
Yerington. on and after July 9th with
the roll, to collect the taxes for the viii
lage of Alma. Office hours from 9 to II
a. m. and to p. m.
Il. y. CHADWICK, Marshal.
To the ladies of Alma and vicinity:
am handling the Domestic Sewing
Machine. All who desire to purchase
n rstclass, lightTunning machine, will
do well To call at my Barber shop and
see the machine. .,or send me word and
will call at your house. Very easy
terms. NICK G.. DAVIDSON, Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-26

The Sheridan Sentinel has suspended
publication.
Boots and Shoes cheaper than ever at
Bailey & Beach's.
Fine Box Paper and a full line of
Stationary at Webbs.
The Salvation Army will hold the
fort at Elm Hall, for one week, during
the latter part of July.
Register of Deeds c. w. Martin,
orders his RECORD sent to Indian
River for few weeks
DR.. Flowers among his therimproye-
ments has had his yard nicely graded,
the work was done by John Morton.
Positively going out of business and
will close out our entire stock at cost
prices. BAILEY & BEACH.
A patent medicine fakier struck town
the first of the week giving concert on
the street to keep up excitement.
The common council of Elsie have
passed an ordinance forbidding children
on the streets after O'Clock at night.
j. Longfelder has his new brand OF
Cigar out, =" Seal of Alma, and 1t Is
fine, allowing the RECORD force to bt
judges.
Ben. Worthington lost one of hi'
horses last week Ben is hare
worker and is not in circumstances II
stand the loss.
Station agent Arnold informs us thai
10000 pounds of wool has been shipped
from Alma this season, over the ID. l.
& n. railroad.
Henry Kuhlman. of Emerson, aged 3
years, was buried in the Alma Cemetr
Tuesday last, deceased died of conges
ton of the brain.
John Dickerson, proprietor of tn
Palace Restaurant has an announce
ment In this paper. Look it over an
call and see him, lie has a nice plac
and invites all to call on him.
The Michigan B. NJ. A. will hold ii
fourth annual covention in Muskego
July 80 and 81 and Aug |. Several ell
tertaining subjects will be discusse
which will be of great interest TO bus
ness men. Half-fare rates have bee
secured on all railroads. Tickets mus
be used between noon of July 20 an
the noon of July 30, good to retur
August ..
The w. III. NJ. Society have "struc
Ile' at last. Two young Ladies with
third perscn have accomplished jc
which netted the munilicent sum of
cents and have spent the money. Ever
member is requested to put in the
appearance on the End, of August at
j. NJ. at the residence of Mrs. j. v
Hawkins to decide whether the mon'
has been judiciously spent or nc
BE sure to bring your needle, thimbl
and scissors. Literary exercises W
consist of recitation by Miss Pea
Chadwick. Con-.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-26
Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Jay Alverson and Clark Decker under
the firm name of Alverson Il Decker,
has has dissolved 10y mutual consent.
Jay Alverson will continue the business
and collect all accounts.
JAY ALVERSoN,
535-3 CLARK DECKER.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-26
PERSONALS.

5. w. Tinker was in Detroit Tuesday
on business.
VIII Carnahan of Mt. Pleasant was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Satie Butler visited friends at
Saginaw Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Depew visited friends at
Shepherd, Sunday.
JAS. a. Stuttz will Sunday with his
family at Detroit.
L. A. Sharp was in Mt. Pleasant
Thursday on business.
A. W. Wright returned from Phil
adelphia Monday night.
DR.. Pitcher, of Detroit, spent Sunday
at the Wright House.
Harry Ashley Jr. of Toledo, was in
town Thursday morning.
Chas. Morrison is doing a fine job of
grading OH State Street.
Frank Pollasky of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his parents.
j. l., Clark, was in Stanton Wednes-
day on professional business.
Mrs. j. l.. Miller will visit her old
friends at Charlotte next week.
Circuit Court Commissioner Reeves,
of st. Louis, was in town Tuesday
ID. Fleming, of Riverdale made us a
pleasant call while III town Monday.
Geo. Lane, is a student at the Il. A.
A. Il n. NJ. station, taking telegraphy
Miss Bernice Hunting returned Mon
day night after a few weeks at Kala.
mazoo.
Miss Eva Hudson left Thursday
morning for visit with friends neal
Lansing.
Mrs. Case, of Exeter. Ont, is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. 4. w
| Wright.
Mrs. r. A. Kilgour and daughter Ber
tina of Marlette are guests at n. 5
Fancher.
Miss Carrie Rudgers, of Mecosta. i
visiting her mother and brother her,
, this week.
Bert Bailey, of Howell, was tn
guests of his brother Frank the first o
: the week.
: Allen Adams of w. 5. & 5. clsthin
department, will visit friends at ST
Johus, next week.
Orrin Nichols and wife of Reading
were the guests of her sister Mrs. j. /
!, Suydam over Sunday.
Mrs. c. l.. Downie and daughter Jen
ME, returned Friday last from visi
with relatives at Detroit.
Edward McClucher Of the Woole
Mil, left last Thursday morning fo
, South Essex, Ont. on business.
n DR.. j. r. Shafer, of Elm Hall, was j
= town Saturday, renewing his subscriI
tion to the RECORD another year.
S John X, Morton, the drummr, wa
called to South Bay City "Wednesday
! by the dangerous illness of his mother
Thos. Nc Garry. of the law firm {
i Nc Garry Il Ford of Grand Rapids wa
| in town Saturday the guest of W. 4
: Bahlke.
!. a. ID. Amsden and family and Cou
e Rudgers and sister, visited Crystal LAX
e last Sunday where they met party {
h 30 old Lyon friends resorting.
f. f. Brown of Flushing. yisite
, Alma friends on Wednesday night tai
!, I ing the third degree in the X. of ]
= lodge, in consequence he was unable
' return until Thursday night.
;, Frank Thomas has accepted a pos
; tion at Hemlock as book-keeper for h
r. brother in large general business, al
- expects to 60 about the 10th. Fran
- is hustler and we wish him success.
r House and Lot for Sale.-New houi
p and desirable location. Enquire
Is Bert. Woodward's Real Estate OffiC
u The Toledo and Ann Arbor earnC
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-26

House and Lot for Sale.-New house
and desirable location. Enquire at
Bert. Woodward's Real Estate Office
The Toledo and Ann Arbor earned
the third week of June Sl9,2s4 which
was 50, ,23l more than for the same per-
iod of 1883.
Pollasky Bros. call attention in their
adv this week that their Great Mid.
Summer Special Sale continues only one
week longer.
The plan of making up their trains
with the G.. II. Il l. trains from Howard
City to Grand Rapids, did not prove
satisfactory to the ID. l.. & y. manage
ment and they have resumed the draw
ing of their own trains.
Clark & Norton have just received g
fnll and complete set of the decisions
of the department of the questions re
latlve to our public domain. All person:
desirous of ascertaining the law on pre-
emption or homestead can obtain tn,
same.
w. a. McOmber, administrator o
Ann Ridley deceased, brought suits o
replevin against parties who purchaseC
property at sale made by young Rid
ley without authority of law befor'
Justice Yerington on Wednesday
The cases were adjourned for furthe
hea ring. Clark 4 Norton, admlnistra
tors attorneys.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-26
HOME AND VICINITY.

The Sheridan Sentinel has suspended
publication.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26
Jacksonville Happenings.

JxsLZsN~t - 1tNEsNAV-sVaAlN.
HUDsoNvILLE, Mich, Nov. 25.-The
turkey is giving upits gobble.-Plum
trees are leaving out in this vicinity.
Farmers are all fall plowing."
Its Patrons of Industry and Patrons
of Industry nowadays, with big "P"
and a big Il. "a Thanksgiving hop
viii be gwen at the Grange Hall Thurs
day evening. Gospel Saints"
are holding forth at this place.-The
Wednesday Evening Club VIII give a
Thanksgiving dinnerat A. Wnchcster's 5
ID this vicinity. Here Is the bil of fare:
First course, oysters; second course,
oysters; third course, oysters; fourth
course, the same. The following toasts
and responses Will be given: The
Wednesday Evening Club, May it Live
Long and be Happy by Geo. W.
FELTON,. "The Ladies, the Invlncibles
of the Nineteenth Century" by Arthur
Lawing. The Men, OF Few Days and
Trouble" bv Mss Della Winchester.
"The Mlchigander, Is ne a GoOser' by
Herbert Award. "The Thanksgiving
Turkey, has 1t anything 10 be thankful
for?' by Miss Myra BOmmaster." THE
Oyster, Is it IN the SOupH by a. (. Vim
chester
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-26

CSIrED STATEs-Hss. n. +. Ssgereas
dislr.cG Judge, pressing. The United
S-ales ~. keueec2 Mcdowell. lndlcl-
meat for making false anldaglt 10 pen
s1u cl2In; order u D0l. pros. eu-
tered Oh motion of Uutel States Dis
trlct Attorney. The lnitei states ss.
James IL Manon. md.ct 1T Ior ald-
ing ana assisting i frau lulenI pens on
claim, geralcI not guilty. 1he United
safe, vs. George \ .McGrauHQE Dalcl-
mtut FOR MAX .ng false AFFIDAVIT u peL-
E GA clam, or0er estreatlng b4l. Az
tnQr ~. Alls4u - George Walter Wat
sol el a. motion 10 dismiss srauted-
CIEcUlT CoURI-H Hsn. u. q. Barck, pre-
siding Judge-frea T. Blakeley Ns An
Ia 81. heeneys order that plaintiff ME
further bond for security for costs . 3.
The Michigan Ad2mAnt Wall Plaster
Company rs. Lansing X. katn0un.
samuel A. Cummings and JOSIAH ".
Sherwood, order setting ASIDE default
OF defendant Eatabun. Lew Is. Den
ton ~ Mm. kish, order that plaintiff
ule bond for security for costs. Tie
People IS. Thomas III Porter. infOfma-
ton for basLaTdy, order nOlle prOseQui
entered. The People ". Emil
G0sch. impleaded with Charles
Brearlev, information for murder;
time 10 settle b.ll at exceptions
extended thntv days. George Th0mp-
son ". The Lake shore 4 Michigan
Southern Railroad Company; tr.al re-
sumed. Hon -. T.. Gr0ts, ,iudge-lsaac NJ.
Weston ~. stephen Monroe; trial COM
menced. sarah b. Kipp ys. Isaac
LamOreaux; proceedings stayed eight
DAYS. SIMON Leroy ". john O.. Schnel-
der; stay extended ten days An,On l..
Crawford ". Frank j. Lamb; by con
sent, stay extended thirty days.
PR0BATE - Hon. Gurus f. Perkins
| iudge-Estate of Foster Tucker, de-
ceased; viii admitted 10 probate Es-
tate OF John O'clock, deceased; Will ad-
mItted 10 probate; letters testamentary
! issued 10 John j. de JOnZe and Dleu-
Worke O'clock. Estate OF Augustus
Hulet, deceased; Will admitted 10 pro-
bate. Estate OF Chloe Morgan, de-
ceased. administrator final account
! allowed and estate distributed. Estate
| of James b. Gullford, deceased; peti-
| ton for administration filed: hearing
| December %. Estate Of Bertha +. Gull
| htord, deceased; LibMe J. Gulliiord
appointed guardian. Estate OF George
/ Rafferty,, mentally incompetent; john
c. Minogue appointed guardian. Ed
ward w. Smith, minor; guardians ac-
count filed. Estate OF Henry l.. Wise,
/ deceased petition for administration
with the viii annexed filed; hearing
! December 20.
PoLIcE-Hon. John Holnes, cejudge
Ed Hart, drunk; $5.25. John ToOher,
drunk and disorderly; sentence sus-
pended till December IL. George ii.
Brown, pool table without a license
$3.50. Christian Adrian, saloon open
Sunday; noile pros'd. Lorne Page,
truancy; adjourned November 80.