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, 1890-07-10
4 MIGHTY MEAN MAN.
A rrospoctor Arrested for Burning
Three Cents worth OF shayinl.
Butte Special to tho Anaconda
Standard

lButtc Slcclul 10 tho Anaconda
standnrd.l
Pike Adams Is an honest, hard. work.
ing prOspector, WHO Is looking around
for mineral land in the ncighbor hood
of Whisky gulch, Yesterday he needed
little wood tn boil coffee nj his camp,
and finding niece of timber lying ON
the ground lac cut oil IL few shiyings
and started n tire. lie had scarcely Tin
ishct his first cup ofcoilec when Adolph
Schwaie Dppcarcd on the scene. claimed
TO own the wood and demanded restitu-
ton,
No agreement being reached ns to the
value oi the wood. SChwadc went to
town, and sworc out warrant for
Adams arrest. The warrant was served,
and Adams placed in the tolls. The in
trlnsio value of the wood Is placed at 3
cents. Deputy Sheriff Nichols, who was
indignant over the petty complaint, OIL
fered to give SchwatIc 81 TO dismiss the
complaint, but SChwRde evidently has
some spite In the matter and refused to
do 20. The case Will be brought for trial,
and II is hoped tnat the prosecution viii
find u pretty schedule of costs to pay,
and no satisfaction to compensate.
, 1890-07-10
oLYMPIA NEws ITEMS,
Letters Sent out by tho secretary
stntc-Thc schools. ~

OLYMPIA. Wash, July 7.-FollowHss
Is a copy Of Iettcr just sent out by the
secretary OF state to the newly appoint
ed members OF the harbor line commits
sion and OF the state board of cqualiz-
alton and appeals;
OLYMPIA, July 7, 1890.
Dear Sirs; The land laws of our new
state are. as might have been @ Hoctou,
under circumstances mowhat imper-
feet as TO details. The state land COM
mission, harbor line commission and
state board of equalization and appeals
must of necessity cooperate to some oN-
tent, and under harmonious rules of
procedure If they would avoid confusion
and an unsatisfactory state OF the
records. These different boards all have
ample authority to provide by rates as
to every particular IN their procedure
not made by the laws. have suggested
TO the governor and to the state land
commissioners. and, with their ap.
ptoval, now suggest to you that the
boards named above should meet in
olympia for organization, and should
Jointly agree upon set of rules that
will cover all necessary points of official
action. Very respectfully,
ALLEN WEIR,
Secretary OF state.
Tho following letter will bo sent to tho
county clerks throughout tho state Of
Washington: 4,
OLyMPrA, July L.
Tho law providing for the distribution
of session laws to county anu precinct
officers requires me to send as follows;
ono copy to each county clerk. clerk Of
the court, superior Judge, sheriff Of tho
county, treasurer, assessor, county com
missioner, county superintendent OF
schools, coroner and justice of the peace.
VIII you have the Kindness, upon the
receipt OF this. TO inform me by letter rs
To the number Of copies necessary In
your county under the above require.
mentsp
Very respectfully, -
ALLEN WEIR,
Secretary OF state.
, 1890-07-10

Lots Drawn for Terms by tho Hoard
of kegents.

SEATTLE, Wash, July THE board o'
regents OF tho state university met here
to-day, aud drew lots for terms Of office,
with the following result; Ono year,
Richard osborne. Of Seattle, General
r. ". Spraruc and John T.. Judsun, of
Tacoma; three year term, John l.eary,
OF Seattle, John T.. GJwcy, OF Olympia;
five year term. T.. u. Johnson, ut Wulla
Walln, J. J. browne. OF spokane.
, 1890-07-10

County School Superintendent
Libby las visited some thirty
schools during tho past month. lie
says that he found them In II Hour
ishing condition, but In many in
stances their accommodations are
wrctchod. Where the accommodate
tions are the poorest, he says, they
have purchased set OF charts from
a travelling agent, paying s5l.50 for
the same. mis- SET OF charts Mr..
Libby refused TO recommend.
, 1890-07-10
VERY Rad MASAoENEYr,

Lincoln County Times; Harry Bner,
the man who shot and killed big
Mae at Spokane Falls last January,
wns acquitted Saturday. No other re
suit was to be expected. a county at.
torney would show more legal general,
ship In conducting a common case Of
assault and battery before justice Of
the peace than was displayed in the
management of the 3aer trial.
, 1890-07-10

Paousc Gazette; Professional work
men and society women who pose AS
labor reformors are bad, but the political
demagoguc, whose creased tongue is
used in fields and pastures and on coun.
try roads To work out his selfish ends
among those for whom he would no,
care a straw had they no vote Is infinite.
ly worse. Like the golden grain, such
men do exceedingly well among the
palouse hills,
, 1890-07-10

NEW YoaK, July 6,-Miss Winnie
Davis, daughter Of Jefferson Davis, ar.
rived from Europe to-day on the La
Bretnngc. She was welcomed home by
her finncc, Alfred Wilkinson.
Manager Bernard O'Reilly was also
passenger on the lie Brotange. lie
left here eight years ago TO champion
tho Irish question In Rome, and faith
fully defended 1t at the vatican. lie
said that the English are making every
endeavor TO influence the vatican on tho
Irish question,
, 1890-07-10

Some curious statistics on theam cunt
OF artificial lightning supplied per head
in Paris have been laid before the Socicte
In,ernationulc dos Electriciens. Thirty
years ago the lightning was equivalent
to 3 It5 candles per annum Tor each in
hapilant. By 1872 the amour: had
hrisen TO 5000, and by gradual incre-
ments Il in 1895 reached IL 800, which
was equal TO about thirty candles per
head per day.
, 1890-07-10

Cocur dAlenc Statesman: Did You
ever see such an anxious crowd rs We
ldahoans wore during the past month
or so? Tho occasion OF 1t OF course was
the question whether We were TO he or
not to be a state. Politicians. and in
fact everybody, were in fever heat OF
excitement and anxiety for the welcome
news that Idaho and Wyoming were
states. Now we can breathe easier.
, 1890-07-10

Spraguo Advertiser; Some evil-minded
person, noticing several Indians on the
street this morning, informed them that
the cavalry was coming to gather them
In. It was not long before an Indian
could not he seen. They had folded
their tents and silently sneaked away,
Probably when they hoar that the cav
airy referred to was Sprague's own-the
National Guards and not the United
States regulars. they will be offended
aud II they catch him out alone may
make an example OF MIN.
, 1890-07-10
AT PLATTsBURG.
Great Damage Done To propcrty, and
Several Llves Lost.

NEw YoRx, July IA Plattsburg, n.
", special was interrupted by the break
ing OF the wires by the storm. which
was being described, and here Is what
cume through; A terrific wind
storm passed over this city this after-
noon. Several lives were lost, and an
immense amount OF damage done.
Huge trees wore snapped oil and up
rooted. Houses unrooiloh mud
shattered, and the widest excitement
ensued. There was no time to seek
, 1890-07-10
A Esm.rlasls clsassassh.

VAn Hons, Tex July A--A -
markable rloudburst In tho mouniaine|
stopped trafiic on tho Texas raeiiie to-i
day. A train coming from EiPas2 to,dn1
near hero ran iuio an enosmou, Hood a
watcr which had rprcad alght nilsf'
oyer The valley. and eomrlcfciy inun<'
eiated this town. lhe train had to Ax'I
up here, as the track aherd was ~
uashcd out ~
, 1890-07-10
Tho United States Court Adjourned
In Consequences.

TACOMA, Wash, July Judge c. II,
Hanford, OF the United States district
court, announced this morning that
Mrs. Hauford had gone violently insane
In Seattle, which neccssitn'ed his nd
iourning courtuntil Tomorrow morning
lie left Tor Seattle Immediately.
, 1890-07-10
ALLEN WEIR.
Secretary OF state,
NO CLEw FOUND.
Reported unnging OF Two Horse
Thieves Near Spangie.

SPAN0LH, WISH, July IA party
was sent out from Spanglo to Ilangman
creek yesterday afternoon to investigate
the truth of n report OF two men being
hung, II was supposed for horse stealing,
but no bodies, or clew was found One
of them is supposed to be the buck who
hhot ut Gilhnrl Hnmc ilme nrn.
, 1890-07-10
a BLAZE AT MOSCOW.
The City Hotel Burned-Good work
Of tho Firemen.

Moscow, Idaho, July Sat about
1880 this evening u fire was discovered
in the City hotel, large two-story
iramo building. The watcrworks were
Immediately brought into play, and
after q hard fight the fire was gotten
under control Had 1t not been for the
watcrworks and the hard fight made by
the fircmen. II would have been as bad
or worse than the tro with which we
were so recently visited.
Tho loss to the proprietor ofthc hotel,
J. +. Gear, Is estimated at $1,000: in
suranoe. $3.50; loss on building, $4,000;
insurance. 5000. The building was
owned by W. NJ. and q. W. Carter.
, 1890-07-10

spanglo Record; There will he q
county convention a, Cheney, Wash,
at T. NJ. Friday, July IL. Each local
will be entitled to four delegates. The
different alliances arc requested to send
thsir full quotation OF delegates, and the
delegates that tiiev como promptly.
, 1890-07-10
THE MASAGkKs sKIpPED OUT.
Fraudulent Methods of n San Frau
cisco Detective Agency.

SAN FRkScisco, July S.-Thc Pacific
Coast Detective Agency, recently cstab-
Iished here. has gone out OF business, and
Chief Crowly has warrants for the man
ayers of the agency, william, Smith aud
n man named Appel, both Of whom are
missing. Several weeks ago advertise
ments began TO appear In tho In terror
papers Offering good situations to the
right kind ol men who wished to be.
come private detectives. Tho re
sponscs to those advertisements
were numerous. Upon visiting
tue Office OF the agency tho applicants
were briefly told TINT tho business
OF u detective Involved great deal Of
responsibility In the collection oi bills.
and that In the working of cases much
mouey would pass through their hands.
and that they must furnish security for
their honesty In sums ranging from $50
to $3.50, the money to bo refunded when
The emplove left the agency.
In addition to the amounts secured
and money collected by the concern for
other parties, 1t is alleged that sums
were raised by means OF fraudulent
checks, making an aggregate OF $3, ,O0J or
81. 90, which which IL Is believed the
,nnnngers of the concern have taken
away with them.
, 1890-07-10
ruE CENSUS
Approximate Returns by Supervisor
En-.

PULLMAN, Wash, July 7. 7.-superyisor
Hill reports that about one-half of mis-
district schedules are flied. The spo-
kane census is complete excepting ward
|, district a, and ward 2, district 50.
The following is an approximate state
mont OF tho census Of Spokane Falls;
Ward. Distict. Foundation.
, 1890-07-10
THE TACOMA Y. n. c. A.
Money Being Raised for the Erection
of New building.

TACOMA, July 3.--At dinner given
here tonight to Allen Weir, secretary OF
state, by the Young Mems Christian
Association, |. +. Cook and George +.
Orchard, of this city, pledged $4,000
each for now association building II the
citizens OF Tacoma would raise $50,
within the next six months. The young
men present subscribed $40, coo, and II Is
believed that the $4,000 more needed
can be easily secured.
, 1890-07-10
GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
Further Advice From tho Storm
swept sections.

CLEVELAND, July s.-A tremendous
wind storm from the northwest struck
this city thi. evening aud did great dam
age to property. Freight cars were over
turned on the railroads, and the great
hosting machines of tho orc docks were
completely destroyed. Many houses
were badly damaged, and the losses will
aggregate $4,000. The same storm did
much damage at Cantos but no one was
injured.
, 1890-07-10

shelter. Debris covered the streets and
several persons were stricken down and
killed. while Others were drowned. The
loss was very great.
, 1890-07-10

BERLIN. July s.--The North German
Gazette says that although Baron Wiss-
mann Is III and requires rest, he has not
resigned his position as imperial Ger
man commissioner 10 thst africa.
, 1890-07-10

lting forth column of lire, and rockets
shooting in every direction add To tue
effect. The illumination can he seen for
100 miles In all directions when not cut
OIL by clouds
, 1890-07-10
FROM OLYNPIA.
Article. OF Incorporation Fiied-No-
tary Appointed.

oLYNPtA, Wash, July h,-The ineor-
porations to-day were; First German
Congregational church, of Ritzyillo; Pa
oifc illuminating Company. OF Spokane
Falls, capital. 10000 Willapa Trans
portution Company, of South Bend,
capital Si5OOOi Swedish Society, of
Walla Wnlla; Tacoma Pacific Lime
Company, OF Tacoma, capital Si2. .OO0i
the town OF Mount Vernon Skagit
county also the Lake Washington Bolt
Line Company, of Seattle, with n capital
of 100000; the Port Angeles Street
Railroad Company, capital 500, 600, and
the Port Angeles Light Company, cap
ital 10000.
, 1890-07-10

BATON RouGE, La, July s.-The lot
terry bill was passed to-day by tho house
over tho governors veto-ayes, 65;
noes, u.
, 1890-07-10
c. l.. Roiusbcre, OF Fremont, has been
appointed notary public.

Governor Ferry has received tclsgram IN
from Ex-Governor Miles &. Moore, in
which he declined TO act as a member
oil the t.do lands commission.
, 1890-07-10

surrrlELp. July a--The mayor has
cal,ed n meeting for Monday next TO
protest against the Mckinley bill.
, 1890-07-10

The Pomona tCai) orange growers
viii receive az ae.alv ~ e.ou' wv ah
, 1890-07-10


WINTHROP Me-, July Sat $3.50 to-
night very severe storm set in, ac-
companied by almost inccssant thunder
and lightning, together with Il heavy
gale. Many houses were moro or less
damaged, The belfry uf the Methodist
church was blown oil, and fell upon
Chester Shaw's house, which collapsed
under the weight of the belffy. Mrs.
Shaw was fatally Injured, ana the other
members OF the family had u narrow
escape. No other fatalities are reported,
but several were badly injured.
MANY HOUSES DESTROYED.
SARATOGA, July s.-.Passcngcrs on q
train which has just reached hero from
Montreal say TINT the storm was general
from Rousos Point to Whitehall. Many
houses Al Rousc's Point and othcr towns
along the lake were destroyed. The
Bluff Point hotel, they state, WAS
seriously damaged, but none was in.
jured.
IN WESTERN PTSNsYLvANN.
PIrrsBUEG. Penn., July s.-Thc storm
in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern
Ohio tonight did great damage. Trees
were blown down In all directions. roads
blocked everywhere and wire commuui.
cation interrupted. At Erie. wi Lam
Smith was kilied and his 5 sicr stunned
By lightning.
, 1890-07-10

VhTnese RnIIfOads,
LosDos. July China intends to
borrow $1,000. coo taols Of American sill
yer, to be expended for strategic railways
in Manchurla.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
LORD BROUGHAM


wants % this section considering his size (being
IL hands high.) and when fully matured win
weigh fully 1870 pounds, which all must soon
admit il large enough for any farm work, being
possessed or great action, powerfully made and
shows good points for great endurance. maxim 2
him absolutely valuable in any event no matter
what you breed for. whether work, carriage
or the track, for If YOU have good mare you
cannot miss them all.
PledgiDg you my word and honor that in my
judgement you who breed 10 these horses now
will never regret having done 80 as in future
years you will see their greatness. and those
who breed from them and care for their offspring
properly will then commend my Judgment.
You now have the opportunity offered you 81
less price than grandsons Of Rysdyks Hamble-
tOnian can be procured elsewhere.
This may seem to some as saying too much and
to appear ike paid for pnfs, but such Is not the
case, these are simple facts which are worthy OF
notice and Canrot be denied when once investi-
gated and censidered comparing these horses
and their prices with other horses OF their equal
also have two of Lord BrOughams colts which
am willingto show against the best trotting
bred colts of the country. You will in looking
over Lord Brougham Sire'S Blood Lines see that
he was bred much ike GeoPgeWilkes. ElectiOneer
aud others of which today rank the gilt edge
breeding Of the land. And on the Dams side
we get the Patcheu, Clay and Messenger blood.
which gives Us the necessary staying qualities
Br0ugham No. 500 the sire of Lord Brougham
and BrOugham Jr IL also sire of Amanda 7 .
record ,: - trial 2:l1; Clarence Girl. yr old,
with 90 days handling. record .:321s EDNA W.,
Z VT Otu. EEIDtu anu tus Adui "a n 10
Rex 2:2l5i Brougham No. 500. was sired By
Rysdyks Hamb'etonian Dam Miss Cody. she by
Telegraphy aud he by Old Cassus M. Clay by
Henry Clay he By Andrew Jackson Telegraph ;
first dame was by cid Abdallah No. !, and second
dame by American Eclipse. Lord BrOugham :
dam WAS sired by sterling No. 46l, trial 2:3S. sire
Of j. b. Thomas record 2:lS: Molly Bunker.2:23
own Brother to Henry W. 2:25. Sterling 46i
was sired by Pstchen Boy Gull brother to Henry
4 v GENET 2.2J he ~ Godfrey : Patchen. sire
OF Hopeful record 2:l4ai; Lady Small, record
/ = :23la George II record rs; first dam LiIly
I 10 mile record 30 NJ. second dam by Winthr0ps
Messenger. Sterling was sold for eight Thousand
/ IS UQOl and taken to Mass. Brougham Jr was
/ bred by NJ 3. Lsmus. First dim by III Boy, By
/ Old Black Hawk second dam by Young En-
peror by Old Emperor thoroughbred. Brong
/ ham Jr i an own brother to Brighton that AT
! years Old won his first race with bnt few days
training getting a record Of 2isi9 and his owner
refused 20 take an offer Of 81 00d for him which
| was made at mas time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
TONY PATRONS

And 20 those whom desire suen 10 be ! do
not come 10 you urging upon you humbug For
the past years OF my life the horse has been my
study Most people are aware that the breeding
Of fine horses is the only sure way TO obtain high
prices, and get valuable animals, and farmers in
this County should lose no time In posting them
selves in regard 10 this matter. A iEe horses.
saying nothing abOut tr0tters, always sell readi-
ly and at good prices. and always will, the de-
Bland is daily iDcs easing no. only here but for
the foreign market.
have selected and bought two young grand
sons OF Rysdyks HambletOnian. Lord Brougham
and Brougham Jr., upon my judgment, at good
prices and have he same in yOur midst
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
TOWN BOARD, MEETING
TUESDAY. APRIL IST

TUESDAY, APRIL lST.
Report of Supervisors read and sp-
proved
The sums necessary to be raised for
expenses Of the Town for the ensuing
year were allowed as recommended by
the Town Board.
The following resolution was off,
cred and upon motion adopted.
Resolved that there be levied upon the
taxable property of the town of Ian
caster the sum of S750,-for the pur.
pose of building an iron bridge across
Pigeon on the Lancaster and Hurricane
road. A committee consisting of J. f.
McKinny,H. A. Moore and Z. S. Morse
was appointed to examine r. r. Town
Bonds and Coupons paid by the Town
during the last year.
Upon motion which was carried, the
sum Of $1,000 and interest was ordered
to be levied on the taxable property Of
the Town to pay up the remaining r.
r. Indebtedness.
The following Road overseers for the
several Road districts of the Town were
elected, to wit:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
Legal Notices.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Grant
County.
Owen Murphy and Johanna Murphy, his wife
John X. Murphy. and Mary Murphy, his wife, and
Bridget Glynn, Plaintiffs VS.. Peter F. Murphy
Mary Murphy, Arthur Murphy and William
Murphy, Defendants.
The State Of Wisconsin 10 the said Defendants,
You are HEREBY summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons. ex-
elusive of the day of service. and defend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid; and
in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to the demand OF
the complaint; of which a copy is herewith
served upon you ED. NJ LOWRY,
Plaintiffs Attorney
p. o Address, Lancaster, Grant County Wis
$40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
New Advertisements
EstraY.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed that on &c day of March 1890 one
dark bay horse, about five years old,
spring halt in left hind leg, white in
forehead, the unknown, strayed upon
land owned by me and on which | re-
side towit. The north half of the N. f.
of sec. twenty two in the township
four north of range two in town of
Ellenbara and county of Grant. and
waa there found and taken up by me.
w. j. Clark.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
EsTATE-ADAM Cook

State Of Wisconsin, County Court of Grant
COunty-In probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the special term
Of the County Court, 70 be held in and for said
County. at the Court House in the City of Ian
caster. in said County, on the 4th Tuesday OF
April. A. D. 1890 being the 22nd day of ApriI.
1885, al the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon
the following matter viii be heard and consid.
cred.
Of the estate Of Adam Cook deceased, for license
to sell the following real estate to pay debts viz
The South 30 acres off from the Southeast a
OF Northwest a Of Section two (2), Town five 81
Range one ~.
By order of the Court.
GEO. B. CARTER.
Dated March 18th, 1890 SO County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
. STATE-MoREHoUse.

State OF Wisconsin, County Court Of Grant
County-In probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the special term
OF the County Court, TO be held in and for said
County, at the Court House in the City OF Ian
caster, in said County, on the Sd Tuesday Of
April, A. D. 1890, being the 18th day of April,
1890. at the hour OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon
the following matter will BE heard and consid-
cred:
The application of Sarah J Morehouse to adj
nit to probate the last win and testament Of
Anna NJ Morehouse late of the city of Ian
caster. deceased.
By order of the Court,
GEO. b. CARTER,
DATED March IS, 1890 4-G County Judge
Herman Buchner, Attorney for petitioner
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
New Advertisements.
sTATE-DEUEs

= eIAIk-cEUE H-
State Of Wisconsin, County Court Of Grant
COunty-In probate.
Notice i hereby given. that al the special
term 81 the Comfy Court. 70 be held 10 and f0-
said county atthe court house IN the city Of Ian
caster. 10 SAID county, on the 5th Tuesday u
April. A. D. 1891. being the 29th day o.
April. 1870 al the hour of o'clock in the after
noon. the following matter viii be heard and
considered:
The application 81 Alex. Ivey. executor 81 the
last will and testament Of flannel Druen late Of
the town Of PotOsI. deceased. for the adjustment
and allowance OF his administration account and
the assignment OF the residue. pursuant 10 the
direction OF the last will Of said deceased.
By the Court
GEO. B. CARTER
Dated March. 9th. 1880 6-S County Judge.
HERMAN BUCBSER, Attorney for Executor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
New Advertisements.
WAN ['ED!

leo Horses wanted for cash. Good
blacks and driving horses, age from
4 to years old. must be sound. We
have made arrangements where we can
handle a great many horses. We are
home buyers anu buy ali the year
around and pay the highest market
price. Correspondence invited or call
at McCoy's sale stable. J. a. Mccoy,
Lancaster. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-04-03
ORDER FOR ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS BY

ORDER FOR ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS BY
~ THE COURT.
In the matter of the estate Of James LKeps.
Sr, deceased. Grant CoEnty Court.
Letters administration in said matter having
been issued to Benjamin f. Likens, OF Harrison
Grant County, Wisconsin. 1t is ordered that the
time limited for creditors to present their claims
against James Likens, Sr., deceased, will expire
at noon on the fourth Tuesday of September
1890, being the 23d day OF September, 1890.
Ordered further that the claims and demands
Of all persons against said deceased be received
examined and adjusted by this Court at regular
the city of Lancaster, in said County. on the
fourth Tncsdayssof June and September, A D.,
1890 and that notice thereof be given by publica-
tion of such notice for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY
IN the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper
published at the City of Lancaster, in this Conn
ty. By the Court,
GEO B. CARTER,
Dated March 18th, 1890. 49, County Judge.