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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-08

CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
-oF THE
CALIFORNIA BANK
On the morning of January 1, 1889.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts s.........$ .$323,915 As
Real estate, vaults and fixtures. 133, ,3O7 90
Cash on hand. ....$ 92,07O 83
Cash with banks. ..... 1O3,682 33
$652,975 81
LIABILITIES.
cspital stock paid up .......... $500, 900 90
Surpius ...... 10000 90
IJndiyi6ed profits s..... 1885 90
Due depositors rs...............3 331 ,O38 90
$652, 2,975 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-08
OF THE CONDITION
THE UNIVERSITY BANK
OF LOS ANGELES,
At the close of business on December 81, 1888.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF Los ANGELEs,) e''
R. M. Widney, President. and George L. Ar
mold, Cashier, of the University Bank of Los
Angeles, being severally duly sworn, each for
himself, says the foregoing statement is true to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
(sEAL.) R. M. WIDNEY, President.
GEO. L. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this I'd
day of January, A. D. 1889.
GEO. ]. CLARKE, Notary Public.
STATEMENT OF THE PAID-UP CAPITAL
OF THE
UNIVERSITY BANK OF LOS ANGELES,
On December 81, 1888.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
LETTER LIST.
EheriH's Sale.

Ky virtue Of an execution sea out Of ihs ps-sr,e,
Court n tho Sesond Inieia district nf the Tesri.
tory Of Idaha. in AMI for the Comfy Of Einsore
wherein Robert Y, ChAttn, plaintiff anil Prank v,
Andreas. defendant. upon Judgment rendered
on the 18th da, Of NAV. tsH1. for the sum a Nine
Hundred sixts -sN asio0 olisra hexi les coats and
interest," have this day lesied upon all tbs rixht
title, claim and Interest Of said defendant In and
the following des rsbei real estate, 10 wit:
The Franklin Mining Claim. located May fa 1857
and Recorded June 10. 1851. on page ~. book No.
81 Mining Records Of Hear Greek mining district
tin,',rr county formerly Alsuras) Idaho feFsssors
more county. Idaho Territory and on the west .id.
~ Soth lioiao river. NJ the gleh 10 the light AM
n5istsitc str Fletcher kaa,,h."
Also. the Darling miHin5 siAiii. lode or vein q
go'd add silver eesrng quartz, and spIiqsel nc
extension - the Pine drove Gold All x siyur Miuius
Company's claim. near Pine Grove town I.g mile
distant being the clasSn located by Frank An
dress the iash dan 0f NAY tssg and scgot sei Il
Hook Of quartz records III Hear Greek Mining III.
trict, IN rages 10 and 81. tse 18th d3y Of May
lsa7, In Gilmore eosniy, Formerly AIiurasl fslAhs
TERRITORY, described ON the kscoriz the DAriins
claim, situated about liz miles iron Pins Lroy.
and the west side a. the South Boise river up tn
gal'h and 20 lrft Of the "Firtehef Ranch
hoiire IL berels si'en ,lsi I WIN. ~ nth day a
september, lss9 a. u ociovs OF said asj. II
front ~ the Court iia,-. aoor a the county n HI
n,ore. sell AZ phc auction. for cash lawful none,
81 The united statrs-in hand Hli the right, titls
claim aud interest of said defendant Frank r An
dreas. Of. In and TO the above described property
much thereof ~ shall satisfy said Judgment with
interest AMI costs, 10 he highest and best bidder
Dated thu 9th day u August. 1859.
0kkENs WHITE Sheriff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
SheriFs Sale.

ny virtue Of execution Issued out Of the District
Court of the seconl tljcisi h.s.tift OF the Terri
tory ~ idaho. in aud tor the County Of Boise where
~ Ueorys ". parsrns plaintiff. and Idaho Gold
and silver Mines tLmitedL defendant, upon iadg
nent rendered the 2sth day OF June, lSa Tor the
sum OF twenty-five Hundred ans Eighty I've Dollars,
besides costs and interest. have this day levied
elon all the right. title claim and interest u sad
defendant 10 and 10 the following real estate 20 Wit
tine steam sawmil saws. and all the una.
ehineTy belangag said mill. The lsIsd on which Il
stands, all and singular the tensments and appure
nanee~ and nxtnres belonging thereto. The said mil
u situated In Elnors count, Idaho Territory, the
south side Of the North Btse liver, about mite
above the town % Graham, and II known the sac.
mill u the Idaho Gold and silver Mines QlAlnited
C.smnany's mill
Natice Il hereby sivrn that viii. on the TENTH
day 81 skffEMBkk, 1850 AZ O'Clock r M OF sAhi
day In front VI the Conrthonse door II the County
u klniorr, sell Al Public Auction sor cash lawful
money u this United Statesl In hand. all tbs right
title, claim AMI interest Of said defendant idaho
Gold ana silver Mines ltimltsl Company. o. In Assd
TO the ablsc Described property, or mueA thereof
shall satisfy aAid Judgment, with interest and
costs, 70 he hgtiest and hest bidder.
Dated the 18th day o. August. 1889.
GREENE WHITE, slerlr
The above sale 10 hereby postponed until Tuesday
September II, IsSe. Al tho same place and hour.
GREENE WHITE, Sheriff
Dated Rocky BAR Fdahc. sept .. 1859,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
vieoRous LITTLE ELMoRE.

The outlook for Elmore county is
very healthy. The end of the year
1889 will witness the payment Of
every outstanding warrant and still
leave handsome sum remaining
in the treasury. The tax levy
for 1890 will not exceed $500 on
the hundred and probably will be
placed at the low figures Of s1.75.
This will be due to the efficiency Of
her officers generally. but more
particularly TO the good manage
ment and economy of the Board OF
County Commissioners. Gilmore
possesses such advantages that with
proper management by honest men
the county can be run at less ex-
pense than any other in the Terri
tory, The requisite bridges in the
county are so few that it will be
but little expense TO build and
maintain them; the roads are now
in excellent condition; the people
pay less taxes than ever before,
with a surity Of further reduction;
our mines are continually adding
their quota to the circulating me-
dunn Of the world; our vallies are
possessed Of rich agricultural lands
that only await the magic touch OF
water to make them yield abund-
antly; we have the most comfort
able and healthiest climate in the
world; our resources are great and
our people should all be contented
and happy.
But there is one thing all honest
meh In Elmore should do-frown
down the formation Of any dis
honest clique" or ring" to bleed
the county treasury and the peo-
pie. Occasionally you may now
see the head of one Of these vipers
pop up silly in Rocky Bar and
Mountain Home. So we say 10 the
people: Beware Take warningl
Scott h these vipers in due time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Reliable News Notes from the Snake
River Valley.
Our d hool commenced on the end
Mrs. d. r.. Hill is visiting her
mother u. Orcana.
Mr.. J.~fsiack Of Bruneau was in
toyn>faet Monday on his way 10 Boise
tcity
Alex. Bruce, @. II. Shaw. Mrs. Bell
and Mr. !. Helirich are in Boise City
this week.
Jim Dnnham saws he viii make the
round trip to Rocky Bar in four DAYS
with the next load of freight he gets
II our ireighters keep on. the o. $. L.
will sodn have 10 quicken their time
table OF take n back seat.
Married, IN Mountain Home on
Sunday Southeastern Lat, by Justice J.
T. spragde. al the residence of Mr.. ID.
CseTewis, Mr.. Jim Durham Of Mount
fain Home, to Miss Hopkins, late from
Arkan4 Ms We extend the usual con-
gratulltio
Last Saturday we had the worst
storm hf wind and dust that we ever
saw. Il was also what might he
calleahn electric storm. as a number
~ n sons were unable Ia touch their
stoves or any metals without receiv-
ing an electric shock.
The only serious damage done dur
ing the gale Last Saturday in this VA
entity was the blowing down of ID,
Dodgt's windmill, and the almost cap.
sizing OF the Episcopal church. i,
will take considerable work tr
straighten IT up.
A lreat many persons came from
distance 10 see the circus last Sat
urdas and we're disappointed. as tn,
wind was tho strong for them To put
up their tenis, hut one young man thai
brought his best girl from Brunea,
swors that he wmild follow them 1
year before he would he fooled tina
way. II ynu want to know IL the cir
Gus was good, just ask JEFF.
Some uf the disappointed circu
people had the pleasure Of seeing th
pictures Of the fair performers ate
they had received the iihishini
touches of an artists pen. The aftis
was q person who assisted in loadin
wool few DAVIS since at Mitchell
warehouse. We have often heard O
painting - town red. but never SAY
one painted black before.
MI. Well. Mrs. Mill.r, Mrs. Penal
and Mrs. Patiee of hes Muin, Iowa
were guests of Mira III. Dorsey lac
week. They like Idaho better tina,
any place they have scen on their tri
through the west, and they have bee,
through British Columbia, Washing
Ty., Oregon and Dakota. The fin
fruits Of Idaho heats ANYTHING the
have seen in their travels and the
agree with us That all we need
wa'rr. Let us hrpe that Idaho Wi
Got . he State this winter and the
with the help OF sister States in Con
gre4 we will get plenty OF water.
The new Telephone put up by III
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone q,
works lika-ss'tharn, between Mountain
HonsyPine Grove and Rocky Bal
BOT Chattin says he can hear the bag
gage master cuss every time there IL
d. ummeI's sample trunk 10 load o
the cars at Mountain Home.
MoZART.
Mountain Home, September 4.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07

Over six weeks ago John Hol-
land went to Portland to purchase
ne " sawmill machinery. After ar
irving there and finding that he
col lid not obtain what he wanted in
tn at city, he ordered from the east,
through Portland firm, complete
outfit for rebuilding their mill that
was destroyed by fire. After pay
ing half Of the money down and
agreeing that the balance should be
forthcoming on the arrival Of the
machinery at Mountain Home,
Mr.. Holland returned sanguine in
the belief that all was right and
that he would be again turning ont
lumber at the old mill-site in less
than two weeks from that time.
But over six weeks have elapsed
and the machinery has not yet ar
rived--nor can anything be learned
OF its whereabouts Thursday
morning Jim Smoot started for
r Portland to ferret out the crooked
ness" II any, regarding this much
needed sawmill outtit-and we'll
bet Jim will succeed in doing so
before he returns home.
The Statesman says that ODE
ttorder and others of Maytield, on
Indian creek, Elmore county, are
the lucky owners of ledge of rich
gold-bearing quartz recently discov-
cred in that section by Arthur Neal.
The contract for postal cards for
four years to come calls for 1000
poo, 900 cards, which will be manu-
featured at n cost of 100000 and
veil for $20,0O0.000.
Mrs. Van Setback was so unfor-
tunate a few days ago as to badly
lislocate one of her ankles while de
Eeending stairs at her residence.
w. j Bogart, Pine Grove min
ing man, made us a pleasant call
yesterday.
B0ney Contanein spent several
days in Atlanta the past week.
Democratic Committee meet at
Boise City next Monday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
A FEARFUL FALL.

Last Friday, Samuel Hallett was
walking along the tunnel on the
first level Of the Wide West mine
with a lighted candle, and before he
was aware Of il he stepped into the
main shaft. The cage fortunately
was at the bottom of the shaft, and
he succeeded in checking his fall by
grasping the wire cable, but not be-
fore he had descended about fifty
feet. From tits point it was at
least 100 feet to the bottom Of the
shaft. While hanging with almost
death-grip to the cable, Sam at
tempted to gain footing on one Of
the cross timbers Of the shaft, and
in this attempt he was first made
aware that his left leg was broken.
He came near losing his hold of the
wire, bst finally succeeded in gain
ing support ON a cross timber, apd
by shaking the cable attracted me
attention Of the engineer, who vent
to his rescue. When HallettWas
brought to the surface IL was found
that his left leg was broken about
midway between knee and ankle,
and the ligaments of his right wrist
torn in a frightful manner. How or
when his leg was broken Sam does
not know, but of course his wrist
and hands were injured by his des-
perate attempts to save himself by
grasping the cable, Had the cage
been ut the top of the shaft poor
Sam would have dashed into eter-
nifty in short order. As it is, it was
certainly a miraculous escape from
death.
DIR. Wright was called, set Hal
let's broken leg and attended to his
other injuries, and he is now getting
along very well.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
Adrice 90 Mothers.

Mrs WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
for children teethiug, is the prescrip-
ton OF one OF the best female nurses
and physicians in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions oil
mothers for their children. During
the process of teething its value is in
calculable. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
gripping in the bowels, and wind-colic.
By giving health TO the child il rests
the mother. Price 25c. a bottle.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
APPRECIATED.

For the manner in which the
people Of Rocky Bar have, unso-
licited by me, so unanimously and
effectuslly combatted the attempt
recently made by a few parties to
injure my good name at home
aud abroad, | wish to publicly ac-
knowledge my sincere gratitude.
G.. ID. GOLDEN,
Rocky Bar, Sept. 4, 1889.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07

Telephone instruments have been
placed in the Rocky Bar telegraph
office, also, at Pine Grove, Lime
creek station and Mountain Home.
Doubtless, by next spring, tele-
phone communication can be had
with all the stations along the stage
road. The various mining COM
panies will of course avail them
selves of rapid communication be-
tween town and mine or mill.
There are now 81 children at
tending the Rocky Bar public
school. II seems to us that this is
entirely too large number of pupils
for one teacher to handle and do
them justice. Miss Thomas should
have an assistant teacher, and
doubtless our trustees will secure
one so soon as sufficient school
funds accumulate to justify such
action.
Saturday evening, when the
forest fires were approaching Rocky
Bas@so rapidly, many ladies were
,bhsily packing their trunks pre-
paratory to hasty departure down
Bear creek.
We are indebted TO Secretary c.
B. Wheeler for complimentary
ticket TO attend the Bingham
Couuty Agricultural Association 10
be held at Eagle Rock from Sep
TENDER 18th to the 21st.
Alex. Simpson returned Tuesday
from a protracted visit TO HALEY,
accompanied by Tom. Connolly of
that place. Mr.. c. left for his
home Thursday morning.
j. G. Boyd, an owner of the Ophir
mine, arrived here from New York
Thursday. Mr.. Comfort is expected
on this evenings stage.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
An Appeal FOR what Is Due.

All persons indebted TO Casey, Hol-
land 4 Smoot are earnestly requested
to come iurwaid and settle immedi-
ately. Owing 10 our recent misfor-
tune in losing our mill by lire, we must
now have what is due us in order To
rebuild. CAsEY, HOLLAND & SHOOT.
July IL, 1859.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

The welcome rains q few weeks
ago did net subdue the forest fires,
as was devoutly wished. Since
that time the fires have been grad
ually increasing, and last Saturday
O severe wind storm came from the
north, causing the flames then
burning at the headwaters Of Trim
ity creek to spread rapidly in the
direction OF Rocky Bar. They soon
crossed the summit and rapidly
came down Bear creek to Correy's
sawmill, destroying the wood work
and out buildings and about 10000
feet Of sawed lumber, but FORUM
ately not injuring the machinery to
any great extent.
The fire also destroyed 10000
feet Of mining timbers and so cords
Of wood belonging to Otto Simon
and Joe. Denton; also their camp
ing outfit, and provisions. A horse
belonging TO the same parties is
missing, but whether he was
burned or not il yet unknown.
VIM. Johnson and Sam Jones,
wood-choppers, packed their ami
mails and attempted to get out of
the reach Of the flames, but they
came with such lightning rapidity
that these men were compelled to
abandon their horses-not being
able to make them move step to-
ward getting out of the blazing
timber. johnson and Jones were
both badly burned about the face
and hands. and had it not been
that one of them had a rifie-with
which they dug a hole into the
mountain side sufficiently large to
partially protect them from the
heat - they would undoubtedly
have perished. One of their horses
was burned to death and the other
was found the next day so badly
singed that il is not expected to re-
cover.
Samuel Patten and Herman
Myers, two prospectors, lost their
cabin and all its contents, and
Frank AXE is out about 50 cords of
wood. The flames did not reach
Axes camp.
Thirty or forty men went from
the Bar in the evening TO fight the
fire, hut ten thousand men could
not have checked it when such a
gale was blowing.
Fortunately the wind changed
suddenly and the course Of the fire
was turned--otherwise, i'm all prob
ability. it would have continued
down the creek to the Gilmore works
and from thence wiped the town of
Rocky Bar from existence.
Wednesday the wind again raised,
coming from the north, and Super
intendent Watson called all his
men from the mine 10 fight the
fiend and protect the hosting works
and mill buildings of the Elmore
Company. They have been on
duty night and day, and have pre-
vinted the fire approaching nearer
than quarter of a mile above the
works.
In Red Warrior gulch the fire
has reached the side of the mount
ain opposite the Wide West mill,
and Superintendent Smith has so
far succeeded in saving that valu-
able property.
1t behooves our people TO be on
the alert, for with blazing timbers
in such close proximity, and high
inds liable 10 prevail at any time,
Rocky Bar is certainly not entirely
out OF danger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07

Otto Backman, Dan. Fitzwater,
Mrs. Ike Fitzwater and two child
rem, Miss Lizzie Fitzwater and
Miss Mabel Payne went out on
Thursdays stage--all bound for
Zion"
Geo. w. Fletcher returned from
the Capital Thursday evening.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
Stockholders. Meeting.

The regular annual stockholders
meeting of the Rocky Bar aud Mount
ain Home Telegraph and Telephone
Company, will be- held at Rocky Bar
on Tuesday, September "a, 1850.
G.. w. FLETCHER JR., Pres.
JOHN VAN ScHAICK, Secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
Horses Wanted 90 Winter.

] wall take any number Of horses
and feed them with hay for $500 pei
head during the coming. winter.
will take horses from Rocky Bar any
time this fall and return them TO the
same place next spring.
JOSEPH Adm,
I'm Smiths Prairie.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
TAKEN ur.

Came to my ranch. near Pine Grove,
Gilmore county, Idaho, about jane 1.
1889. one light -crrel horse with white
spot on forehead and branded = Qaxy
j. H.) on right siiIle-ihe same on
right jaw. The owner can have this
horse by proving property, paying
pasture bill aud the cost Of this notice.
GEO. l.. GRANDPA.
Pine Grove, Sept. !, 1889.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07

n Trrgassis, John BreBser
Mike cranln, Prank Lester,
J q Shitstoa NO Abbott.
pA@so vsAli, Nv An Fong,
DERRY Harrington, Ihos coope'.
A Port. John McAsre.
Iuhn Holland. John r ha~ies,
tsid Campbell, John whaien,
Vim Rabjohn, Julian Hill.
W 7 lAynn, Vim tsullisorl,
las GRAY, August Exner,
1ohn nuylc. pm SaAn,
P W Peterson, otto Schwciser,
Chris Ferrcll, J Rreser.
Rohs Corey, Foster silva,
George DeltnlaS, Ja~ Fiemng,
y johnson, A a Fori,
y u Davis. A Fallcntioe,
W II Aarkey, Geo smith,
Koht McCahs. Tho. John,
] y Jordan, Jss A Ivey.
Willard fyUy, ivey,
] u Psek, Michssl sona,y.
J y Richan, W " ,'wens.
h Robinson, u Foley,
las O'Neii Jas Fnlev,
Martiu knlttie. Michael Dahl,
Etinene Lison. q BCune,
Stewart MILLER, ChAS Grimm.
4 Rrookheid. J A HAYNES,
J \ Cooper, Oscar SchrAft,
Liiltegran, Gordon Mcdonald,
JAMES MuiiAny, DIR MoNilliAms,
Elliott. Alex Cochrsne,
d v Fitzwatcr. n n Irwin.
stephen N Grey. BeH Jones.
oscar HAsaclriis, John Collins,
August Lund. Jbo n hin.
W II Oglesby. james stamp,
4 Suilaway, Vim Mitchell
George se,Hlsyd, Angelo zAnchix.
Nam hane, James Harvey.
WIN Howard, Otto rimons,
p Koch, l. Murphy,
/ kenney. Geo l. Kinney,
Anton Aiiesson, W siliiven,
W Rowett, " Jones,
Hartweil, J 7 smoot,
= A Og csby, Geo n nAiley,
Chas sommoriAft, A tsalindo,
Il W Llllisran, G Crosby,
/ D n Ward, John shields.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07

Dr. Leonard arrived in Rocky Bar
Thursday, ON his way to Montana.
Ynu must get around lively il you
wish any work in his line attended to.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
Enr snlc.

A dr,-washing go.d.saving machine
New and in good order. Apply To
JAcoB ULRIcH,
Rocky Bar.
August ~. iSS9-tf.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
HAY for sale.

have on my ranch at Pine Grove
100 tons Of fine timothy hay that will
soon be baled aud ready for sale, but
for CASH only. ! will deliver il at any
point desired. Orders for FIVE tons or
more promptly attended 10.
ju2o Csc. l.. CRANDAL.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
A Protest.

To Postmaster General United States, wAskmr.
ton. d. z.
Learning that few disgruntled
citizens Of Rocky Bar have been and
are now. by undetermined and nntruih-
ful means, endeavoring to have our
worthy Postmaster, q. ID. Golden, re
moved from office. We the undersigned.
citizens of Rocky Bar. HEREBY Pro
TEST against his misunderstanding inn
pli,it confluence in his honesty and
integrity aui knowing that his re-
moval would be against the Wishes ,ol a
great majority 81 the people Of Rocky
Bar and vicinity. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
se16-1V
Very Fine Sherry, SOC. pint bot. MErzaER's

Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast
COFFEE.
Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees.
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
au21-1m JOHNSTON Bros. d Co.
&c NH0y,, f1uars ALL HANNA and Sumatrai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
ANACOSTIA.

The Coon HOPE CAMP MEETING broke up
between and o'clock this morning, after q
continuous session from am. yesterday. Rev.
Sam l, Young preached in the morning, Rev.
Geo. Payne at pm. and Rev. N. NJ Traverse
occupied the pulpit at 8 pm. The crowd was
as large as on any previous day, and the en-
thusiasm that prevailed throughout the night
was unprecedented. There were several dis
turbanees in and about the camp meeting
grounds yesterday. Mrs. Fanny Banks, the
coiored woman who has been prominent in sew
eral assaults at Hillsdaie lately, struck Bob
Buchanan, one of the colored officers of the
meeting several blows in tie face.
ARREsrs.-Jim Martin, white, and Jim Cook,
colored. were arrested for disorderly conduct,
having engaged in a fght-Mary Washing
ton, a colored girl, of Good Hope, aged four
teen, was arrested Saturday for indecent con-
duct--Jas. Harper, the colored man who
robbed Geo. F. Pyle's grocery store ten days
ago, was arrested Saturday in Washington and
will appear in court tomorrow
NoTEs.-The funeral of Mr.. Henry Phillips
was held at Silver Hill this afternoon, there be-
ing large attendance.--Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Grlswold left Saturday to visit Mr.. Griswold's
old home in Connecticut. They went via
steamer from Norfolk.