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Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The congregation Df Scott N. y.
Church held q meeting last evening 10
elect trustees to I'LL the vacancies oAr. ed
by the expiration Of the terms OF Thomas
Wilson, w. II. Valentine and James II.
Link. Alexander Thomas presided, aud
J. r. Lank acted OBJ secretary. The
three trustees wero 70 slectede
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Don't pay large DOCTORS b,lls. The
best medical book published, ore hun
dred pages, elegant colo ed plates, will
DO sent 10 you on receipt OF three cent
stamps to Pay the postage. AdI.ess A. r.
Ordway u Co., d sston, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Last Saturday Emile, the 7.year.old
daughter OF George Mstzner. III. barS,r
At No. lOs East Third street, ran 4 ussdle
Into her knee, which Drs. Stout and
hertei are now endea voring to extract
with the aid Of electricity, ''
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

singley Broe. have large supply of
Easter goods at their store, No. All King
street. TO which the attention of dealers
~ well as citizeus generally is invited, as
The pric-s are very moderate. Call and
re, the display aud test tho quality of
thear goods.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The Levy Court this forenoon plodded
along over bundles OF bills with no ex-
clt-meut, and nothing occurring TO dis
turb the monotony Of tho surrounding
stiffness. Prospective Sheriff Rothweii
occupied the chair while President Grubb
occupied seat In front. Mr.. Roberts
was conspicuous by bis absence.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The doctors are all iiahls to be mis-
taken. They were In my case. 1t cost
me s2Jo. 90, because they said ha ,he
Heart disease, aud then told mo must
die. Grandmothe. said 1t was Liy,r com
plant, and " 90 worth OF Sulphur Bit.
t.rs cured me.-Jenn,e Poor, Rookpo
Mass.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Five Thousand pieces of assorted wall
paper, including borders and iriexes of
all grades, VIII be sold at stidhsm's
auction rooms on Friday, tho 4th inst.
at O'Clock, A. NJ. Any one wisihng
bargains In these adornments should cali
and secure them.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
DUBLIC SALE.

)obLlc SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale, on the road lead.
ins from /, NJ, White Clay Greek Church 10
TUESDAY. APRIL 8, 1890.
Mt l o'clock p. M, sharp,
shead Of horses. n
No. !; Dolly, black mare. 5TN
years old, sound and kind in all harncss.
heavy with foal.
sound and kind In I'LL harness. a porfaet
No;s. Gray marc. IL years old. sound
and kind in single and double harness.
with foal to JAY Eye SEQ.
No. l. Gray mare, years old aouns
And kind in single and double hnruess
sired by Iron sides, and Is with foai Ia
HlaGlator She Is quite a roadster when
In shape.
ho.3; Dun mare, years Old, souns
and kind; broken to double harness.
This is IA nice blocky colt.
So.6. Large bay horse, Q years old
sonnl and kind In single aId doubts
Morse, and quite puller.
no. 7. Biack horse, sound good worker
NO. y. Prince, bay horse, coming eiuh.
y y,,a r., oia, sonnu and very quiet. This IL
road 10 milo.'in 40 minutes; he never had
a day Training in his life. but he can
trot 4 mile IN 80. The man that buys
"ihi ii'S w like MN better than hfa
money. or he need not take him. .-~,
tb ~ hes MI, Of good cows. Most OF ~
sale the balance close springers. In the
lot a,, are nice Alderney cows. Two good
lafse stock bulls. 1 good DOCTORS wagon,
M leather. trimmed; good doctors
phaoson, l jump, seat, good spindle
W. Z new inil leather top buggics, 1
SINCE harness, two good sots second
,,i.nu sihgle harness. set double wagon
harness nearly new, two dozen Wins i
sleigh good u.s. new, two new road carts.
,. new phaeton, body cart. / light car,
rage polegood AZ new and othcfarticlea
not mon toned. ''e'''
TE.Ms:-Ail sums of $1,000 and undor
cash; over that sum u credit OF 3 ami 4
months in,, VIII be given by purchaser Civ
dorser. Bankable discount for cash ~,
credit sums. N"'" vi
Tome one, come all, as these things
Deiong TO mo and mustbe sold Ever.
thing guaranteed as represented.
JOHN r. HESDRICKSoN
L. W. stidham \ Son, Auctionesrs.
R2-d&w-tJ
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

At M election for foar trustees % nj
bury M. Il. Church last ngh'' , via
loving were elected: John !. M 81 Mar
for an unexpired term, Lewis l. n.nnis
well, David b. Truiit anu A. y1u
l01 votes were poiled the isra'M - I'M hi
ever po!led st . trustee eioilion III ~"
church.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The new Blood and Skin Further ana
purest and best Of Iiumor Renedies,
. arsst skin Care GUT ana Ar,o,,Hns
soar. an exquisite skin Beautidcr, externai.
ly, speedily, and permanently cure every
species OF itching. burning, scaly, crusted
plmply. scrofuious. and hereditary diseases
aud hunors OF the skin, scalp, and blood With
loss OF hair, from plmples to roiuia.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cu,icura. Soc;
Soap, 25c.; resolvent, u. Prepared by
the Potter Drug aud Chemical Corpora.
ton, Boston.
R5-Send Tor allow to Cure Skin Dis.
cases." "a naacs, 80 illustrations. and 90 90.
Testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Philosophical citizens, DO you wait
progressiveness anon 1t our n,uslciars?
Then assist them in tier lautabla effort
BY attending the musical and novelty ex
POSITION given by Hyaits Military Band.
Institute Hall, every evening until April
10Th.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

DR. simms White Pulmonic BaIsain,
Tie Grippe 10 over, but Lung Diseases
arc rs prevalent 81 ever. The Balsam
cures every time coughs, sore throat,
Group, etc. and really prevents eonsump D,
zion, 80 cents and u. Sold BY druggists
depot Fourth aud kise streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Third Grand Reception.
Tho Don Celia Assembly will give their
third annual reception on Wednesday
evening, April 8, at Messick's Hall.
Music will be furnished by A b1t's or.
chsstra. q, DumOnt Is secretary of the
assembly and Wiliiam Rooster treaa-
urer Tho tickets arc rs &c uts.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

that you can wash with soap aud water;
also large stock OF wall paper, from
thu cheapest to the bnest qualities. ALI
work done when promised. II. ID. Holt,
2l3 West Second street. Estimates given
with pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
Scratched 20 Years
body covered with scaies. Itching tor
ribie. suffering endless. No Islisf
Doctors and IN sdicines fail. Speedily
cured by Cuticura at y cost OF 05.
Cured by Cuticura

IL had known oft1e CuTtcuRA RRa Ed ~
twenty eight years ayo Il would have ss we'd
ne s6ji.o0 two hundred dollArsl and an la
meme amount OF suffering. My disease
fp.oriasis) omrueacsd on my head In . spot
rot larger than ccat. IL spread RAPIDLY ali
over my body aud got under my nails. The
scales would drop OH OF nae all the tine, And
NY suffering svss endless and withoutrellefi
have this dIses,e oyer again; I Az. poor
OF the doctor, said was leprosy, some rlnE-
rorni. psoriasis, etc. l took ....,and. -.
SAr.al arillas over one year and = halt, and no
cure. l cannot praise the u T,cURA RsNH-
DIEs too much. They have made my skin a.
clear ant frt IRON scales as q btby'e. Alt I
used Of trem were three boxes OF CuTicuuA,
and three bottles OF CtrIouHA RxtoLvnSr.
and two cakes OF CuricURA BOAR. ifyol
had been here aud said yom would nave cured
me for taD. 90. you wot Id have hal the money.
| looked like The picture In yenr book Of
ptor'asls tpiciuro number two. How TO Cure
Skin Disensss') but now am NJ clear a. any
person ever was. Through force OF habit !
rub my hands over IN rims n leHs to scratch
onea In while, but to no purpose. am all
well. 1 scratched twenty years, and II
got TO bu KIND Of second nature 70 me.
thank you thousand times.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, VT,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

and decorating done In the latest style
by G. II. Baldwin & Son; also estimates
furnished. No. 72l Marke, street, second
floor, No. room. Residence, No. 3i2
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Soshrmatfon Last Evening.
The rite OF confirmation was atminls-
tered last evening by Bishop Coleman at
tho Old Swtdes' Church to n claas al
twelve persona. He preached an able
sermon, and at the close of the discourse
the Kew. Martin b. Dunlap presented the
class.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Luigi kolla, an Italian, WAS charged
osfors Judge Ball this morning with com
hitting an assault on man with q
blackjsck. As neither side was ready
for trial the case was continued ubtil
this evening and he was held In $500 ban.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The superintend.a's of all Sunday
schools who have nOtrepcrted 10 the Levy
Court Tor their annual allowances, sra
requested 10 do so before tuesday, April
I'D. II. ID. HICKMAN,
Chairman of Committee
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Tomorrow promises to be ~ LID
partly cloudy and rather warmer. ,.i
partially cloudy indicating rain, 'O .,s,s
BY clearing aud STATIONARY temp law
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

from, ,his cit. ..horent orgAnizati ons
cant,,d ,ny,t: nd New Castle have ac-
isrs az. atoms 10 ate nd on the even.
nns,,. apart for each. tho Novelty Ex-
"a at Institute liza ]. HyatI's Mill.
u" Band every evening until April no.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Charles G. STRATEGY, successor to r.
Fenton, N. .E. cor. seventh and Walnut
streete, dealer In choice grades OF flour.
feed, grain, hay and straw, soap And
canned goods. Orders taken for coal.
Guods delivered free.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

10 call and see our ladies' fine kid hand
made button, equals any q shoe In VIII
nfnRton. Our price only IS. Bsbeock's,
200 Market street, above Second, east
AIDE, east aide,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

ladies' 1ns kid button shoes, extra wide
ankle and high instep, sizes ~ to Q.
Babbock's, 206 Market street. above
Second, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e
lat OF April. Mt the residence Of tile
brides parents, liz Maryland avenue,
by tho Rev. o. u. BuddingJon, Mr..
Robert @. Montgomery aud Miss lille
May Anderson, both of this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
TIE E ARTISANS SAVING BANK
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.

FtOhFpHhNhDs. .ss...... -. FEUWUAVY .ttt
open to receive deposits daily from v a. in.
until y. M, aad ol Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO O'Clock.
The charter OF the bank provides that thu
prsnIs upon it, Investments, except SO much
as Is required fur the payment Of necessary
expense aud for snitah.e surplus tor tn. Sc
earity Vi de2osito-s. shalt be div .del ain,n,
the depo,i.ors.
NoinAnaxcrl 10 Alloweit, bsrroS Any Dlr.
OF the iunds deposited with the corporAIiSl.
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, .. Alien Hilles,
q. ,sley W,liin, Alexander j. Hart
oro. ). Capel,e, N. u. henson,
chAs. W. Rowland, Job. II. Jackson,
J. Il. Carpenter, DR., Anthony Higgins
Henry h. Dure Washingto lIastinzs,
MONEY LOANED ON MORTg AGE5
ESQ. W. BUSH. GKo. 3. CArELE,
Il -, a.. President tice President
L. 1. IAfLuk, S9s. MArMER
1rtasrreE Audits
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

WIN. OConuor, -
Merchant tailor, No. 6l5h Ma .,es gooa
second floor. A full line Of sspnanshl(
to select from. tit aud Wo s, .treet
guaranteed ., No. 6i5H Market '"'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

1880 crayon portrait with one dozen
o. bihet photographs for $500 are still
Ssing made at Hollands gallery, sO7
d arkct strssl
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

INoTICE.--ro THE GAS CoN3uM-
~ ers OF iiinington. After April il
mkt INC oxy-Dydro.en Company viii
be prepared TO take ordsrs Tor va, OF a
anailty superior to that now f0inlshcd
10 the citizens at - cents per 1850 f.et
iiet, II promptly paid within ton duys
works viii Ice ready for delivering prs
next iail, and services connections viii
he made rs fast AS the main, OF the com
haa3 nre ek5endrd. Mains will b. laid
nf,t upon the principal streets. n,d w,,a
titkerS upon those streats are invited IN
give early orders, so that we may have
some gu,h" IN laying the first arr,vnIs
OF pipe. once OF the company IN. brru
Filth and s!iplcy streets. %
as-im >. b, CoSDE. Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

New and novel attFactions every svsn-
Ing at The Musical and Novelty Ell osl-
tion. Institute Hall. Hystt's Military
Bad.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Did You Ever Try 1T
What? Post Roy, the best chewing
tobacco in town. S. II. Durstein, No. 6
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

One calf hooks, 81. rs; equsls any 8 so
shoe in Wilmington, at Babcock's, 3O6
Market street, above Second, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

DIM rLEs. binckheeds. red. rough,
vi chappcd and oily skin pre- vent
. by CUrIcuiA SOAP
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

for IL cabinet photographs and ono 1920
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
602 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Sall at Lizzie ID. PaRll's new dry goods
rim ming and notion store 81 West End
strt ot
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Wiim ngton . Northern II. II.
Time table In eGecS SoA. q, I'D, Train
leave Mumiagton (ffsaca strsssi ~ folio "a
i9r ksedi,x, brAsssts, JoannA BpriaR
soie- Waynssbsrs Jass.ioa, CUat-,vIlis
SH....y9. ,rAm.}aa, A!i.at,wn. Lss.aon,
elphis Anc Heading 4. r., 100 q. M, and
.. p. m.
For Springfield, waynesburz Junction.
CoAtssville, Embfeeviie, Lsassc, Chaadis
fori ana Aon and a ter nsaiAts poll !
100 =. in., .. - aud ~ p. III.
For Chadds Ford Junction and points
ON the i: s Is. c. IL. r., Mt go u. m,
81, AID As p. m ''
For West Chester. 100 am, sG and
$40 u. m.
Daily except Saturday and SUNDAY,
Tor fs~ Bridst saa atsrAeaiEsa- poiats
VI p. N. and on natarday eRly At 6,I7 Ard
is.lop. n
GA Sanasy for ReadinE and intern sAtst,
esiAtAs q 8, iss =. N. and for ssriagasld an1
iHtermediAte Doiat, At s. .. =.
A. 4. AeCA UsLASD EssBRI14a,
pefintsadeat tien Pass. Ag'l
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

jesse X. Bayiis, 7IS Market st.
Tiles Tor walls, floors, vestibules or
ba'h room. Grates, naptels and fire.
places.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Removal.
u. A: Powell, the old reliable fish and
oyster dealer, has removed from 308 to
3l2 Madison street,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

At great Expense. Professor oS,s '" .
Egyptian Fire King, again to.a aIk;,ioul
the Musical and Novelty WsiL
Hyatt's Military Bsnd-Inssisa'' 49,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

1t MAY Rain To-Morrow' .,.
Well, chew Good Enough pa aJi
save 80 tin tags and get one o. W. ror sIli
umbrellas, gold or silver hssa'
BY dealers,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

You want your szss sz: sna as ~
Call on Professor Wen, Dvcto
stTsst. He has . rsiisols doc'
tendance
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

state OF Thernlps> III,
At the REPUBLICAN, Office tO-d,hr'
shade: .... !.
9o'clock l0o'clock H''
Sc 4J
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
DEGIsTER's ORDER
IL REGtsrkR's OFFICE,
INV CASTLE CousrY, DET.,
At,,.il 1 fsp1


April /, $500.
Upon tho application OF susan NJ
anu Frederic Darlington, Executors Of
Edward Darlington, late of Wilmington
Hd., in said CO., deceased, it is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Ex-
ocutors aforesaid give notice of grant
Ing OF letters Testanentary upon
the estate of the d, cea sed, with the
date of granting thereof by causing ad
vertisements to be posted within forty
days from tho date OF such letters in six
OF the most public places of the county
OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against tn o.
estate to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly
In such case made and prov idec. and also
cause thc same 10 be Inserted within thc
same period IN tho DAiLY REPUBLICAN,
u newspaper published In Nilsin, ton,
Del, aud 10 De continued therein three
weeks. (e.o.u,)
Gwen under the hand and seal
J.. ;. Of Uliice OF the Register, t.fnic-
- said, at Wilmington, liz New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTIoE.-Ali persons having chains
present the same, duly attestcd TO the
Executors, on or before April lst,
1871, or abide the Act of Assembly III
such case made and provided. Address
SUSAN NJ, DARLINGTON, p.,.
FhEhERIC.... DARLINGTON. EVE
Wilmington, Delaware. a2-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

WANTED-oCCUP ANTS FOR SEC.
w and story front room with b4y
window. A married couplc preferred.
5. =. corner Of sixth and Jefferson sts
a2-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

DUBLIG SALE.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

oST-ON SUNDAY, A LEATHER
i color Md glove, on Iiarii son, Elghth or
Auams streets. Tbs Under will he suitablv
awarded on leaving same A. No, soS W.at
Filth street. aa.st.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
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WANTED-A CARRIAGE BLACK.
smith logo to the country. APP
ply To BELL All CO. ALT
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

VIII be sold at public sale, on the road lead
Pleasant NIL, "
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-04
ATJCTsIoN.
~ - - ~ =. - = - Q
ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Farm and other prope
nv

by Auction.
WILL be sold by auction in Wnterport, on the
w premises, Monday, Sept. \, 1890, at z O'Clock
P. NJ. the farm owned and occupied by the late
Jonathan T.. Merrill, situated about : miles from
Winterpurt Village and mile from W hite's Cor
ncr g. acres. Cuts about 20 tons Of hay large or
chard in good condition, first rate pasture, wood
lot of hard and soft growth. Buildings are | .
story house ell wood shed and barn connected
Also at same Time farm wagon, farming tools, &c.
This property must be sold and will he sold to the
hi CHEST bidder without limit or reserve to close the
estate Terms at sale II very stormy next fair day
FLORENCE +. TREAT, Administrator \,
c. &. IRARN, AuCtionCtr.
9, Ik.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-04
Maine Postal Matters.

The site of the postoflce at South Jefferson has
been changed, one half mile north on route 251.
The following changes announced Route Jos
Liberty to Augusta Leave Liberty daily except
Sunday at 40 A. NJ. Arrive at Augusta by 10 a.
NJ. Leave Augusta daily except sunday at ?.
NJ, or on arrival of train. Arrive at Liberty in
seven and one half hours. Adopt Immediately.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-04
ly2Jnrm3p 4W33
Horses for Sale.

Two HORSES for sale one grey and one bay
i Apply to HORACE CHENER1,
Or at the premises Of Mrs. Richard Chenery.
Belfast, Sept A, lS90.-2w36*
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-28
Railroad to Cache Valley.

The coal famine existing in the towns
along the line of the Utah g. Northern rail
way, between Ogden and Pocatello, which
is the narrow gauge portion of the road,
mas set the people to studying the railroad
situation as 1t effects the section of coun-
try traversed by that railroad and the
country tributary thereto. The Utah 81
Northern has not always been conducted
In Such manner as to win enconlums
from the people who have been compelled
to patronlze it, and time and again schemes
nave been discussed for the amelioration of
the wrongs to which the people of Cache
valley have been subjected by the railroad
management. The only true remedy for,
and preventive of, railroad impositions is
opposition, and that is the remedy in this
case There is room for another railroad
from Ogden into Cache valley, and the I'M
oerstakdlng now is that steps are being
taken to bring about the breaking up of
the existing monopoly by building road
which will reach all the points now reac he'd
by the Utah 81 Northern, and others not
now touched by that road.
The Utah u Northern has ALWAYS been
one OF the best paying branches owned by
the Union Pacific, but that company can
not set up the claim that they have ever
treated their patrons with decent consider
atlon. Now the time has come when the
worm feels like turning, and the great
grinding corporation is powerless to pre-
vent the redress of grievances so long
porne by the honest and Industrious COM
minutes who have been mercileSSly fleeced
ana put to every inconceivable inconveni-
ence and annoyance for so many wears
past
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-28

Stock company VS.. Cbiney Luce. George
Sharp VS.. Jasper Levitt. George Hubbard
VS.. James G. Stewart. w. w. Barton VS.
Moroni Skeen.
February 14-Robert Young VS.. South
ern Pacific company. @. Jensen VS.
Southern Pacific company. w. V Hell
frich VS.. William Johnson.
February 17-Mary A. Sims VS.. Union
Pacific Railway company. E. A. Reed ct
al. VS.. the Pacific Express company
February 15-Ogden city VS.. j. r. Mid
dlemiss.
February 1S-Albert Brown vs. Southern
Pacific j. M. Browning VS.. Robert Built.
February 18Th. E. Drummond VS..
Southern Pacific company Omer Call VS..
David Launders. M Buford ct al. VS..
John Mcfarland
February 20-Malola Pool VS.. Southern
Pacific company.
February PA. S, Watson VS. David Kay
ct al. Rosa H. Jenn VS.. Job Warner ct al.
February 25-George M. Parsons VS.. M.
h. Parker ct al. j. B. Casebolt VS. South
ern Pacific company. Mary II. McCullock
VS. M J. Harris.
February 26-Henry Sharp VS.. S. F.
Halverson. John johnson VS.. Henry
Thomas
February 27-G. Scott & Co. VS.. John
Richardson. Ole Jensen VS.. j. D. South
ward. David Mckay VS.. J. D. Southwark
February sc. j. Whitehead VS.. Union
Pacific Railway company
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
November Term. 1889, Hon. H. P. Henderson
Judge, Presiding.

November Term. 1889, Hon. H. P. Henderson
Judge, Presiding.
Monday, January 81, 1s9O.-Harkness VS.
Woodmansee. Order allowing five days
additional time to move for new trial.
William Sl1een VS.. H. Bounker. Order
dismissing.
/ A. C. Reno VS.. Chin Quien Chin. Order
dismissing.
M Teahen VS.. Jennings. Order sustain
ing demurrer and ten days to fill amended
complaint.
NJ. Bel VS.. Sarah Kershaw Order
sustaining demurrer and ten days to file
amended complaint.
M. Teahen VS.. Enoch Farr. Order sus-
tanning demurrer and ten days to file
amended complaint.
CASES SET.
February 21.-Corinne Mill. Canal &
Stock company VS.. William johnson. John
Messery VS. Denver & Rio Grande Western
railway company.
February I'D. S. Osbourne g. Co. VS..
Elwood H. GRITTY. George Larhus VS..
John G. Bryant. j. l.. Pitkins VS.. Fred
71urner.
February 5-Joseph Skein VS.. Cornelius
Richardson. M. p. Wilson VS.. Frank II.
Dyer ct al.
February Oh H. Christensen VS.. G. c.
Leveland John Hopkins ct al VS.. Fred
lex Mole; two cases. Benjamin Chadwick
VS.. Southern Pacific company.
February 12-Joseph A. Quinbell VS.. the
Union Pacific Railway company.
February Central Pacific Railroad
company VS.. Oliver G. Snow. Central
Pacific Railroad company VS.. j. w.
Guthrie. Percinday j. Wilcox VS.. j. II.
Hutchinson, ir.
February Sc. r. Chase VS.. Mrs. II.
Lewis Hatrich. Chiney Luce VS. Corinne
Mill. Canal and Stock company.
February 12-Josephine Nichols vs..
Willis Boothe, ir.
February l3-Cori1ne Mill, Canal and