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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

Mr.. ard Mrs. Nye visited in Pittsiield
last Tuesday.--H. L. Dean was confined to
the house a few DAYS last Week.-Mr saw
yer has had sidewalk built from hls house
TO Mr. Aldrich's house which VII be ap-
preciated by all who travel that way The
ladies aid society from Stony Brook met
mt Rev. $. "a. fuckers Thursday Of last
week.-Mrs.. Rebecca Wells is visiting her
brothers, Isaac and Henry Jones.-Mollie
and Lizzie Kimball We're in town Saturday
Miss Hattie Sawyer who has been teach
ing in Laconia, n. H., is at homo for her
vacation.-Afiss Stella Newell has been Wis
ting her cousin, Mabel Spaulding. Dr.
steele was at home few days lest week.
-Lyndal Lamb is moving back to his farm
this Week.-Mrs. Nettie Wilson has finish
ed her school on South Hill.-lsaac Jones
is putting new roof on his saw-mill.-
Miss Hammond was obliged to close her
school the first OF the week on account Of
her health Miss Gilbert closed her school
Friday and is at home for her vacation
Rev. s. A. Parker preached at the Univer-
salist church on Sunday Arthur Ballard
IS working at Stock bridge for the present.
There will be no preaching at the M. =.
church here next Sunday nor at the Brook
MIR and Mrs. Taylor from Bridgewater
visited at Charley Lowell's last week.-Mrs.
William Strong has broken up housekeep-
ing and is boarding at Daniel Gay's.-Geo.
Kimbali and wife made their friends call
on Sunday.--Rev S. II. Tucker and wife
are away for two weeks.-DanielG Gay pick
ed some strawberry blossoms last Friday.
&C. W. Sawyer has a COW the milk Of which
after standing twenty-four hours register
ed forty per cent cream.-Miss Emily Gay
has a lobster cactus which has $50 bios
soms.-Mrs. Nye is visiting in Lilliesville
this Week.-Mrs. Addie Adams is spend
ing the week in Randolph. closing
exercises of the high school passed off very
pleasantly Friday eve. The scholars all
sustained their parts well. The committee
awarded the first prize to Miss MafelSpal
ding; 2nd, Leda Smith; Bird, Mabel Will
son. They were sorry to be confined to
three and we think the names of Maude
Chedel, James Angel, Ralph Knowlton,
should not be passed by without mention,
also singing by Hattie Taggart and Addie
Adams who presided at the organ. They
realized some over eight dollars.
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uor-sE p Amendments concurreu.
The house concurred in the proposeu
amendments in the following Dllls IN ~
incorporating the Proctor Trust Col n
15I incorporating the Hardw1ck Aqueduct
and Water Supply Co.; III 1856, authorizing
removal of distractions,
Passed-S 45, relating to the recrgan,ilza-
ton of railroad companies after Ioreclos-
urs lin concurrence II 203, relating 70
the grand list. H 26l relating to roofs anu
roofing-slate. II 304, relating 70 appear
ance in divorce cases. ii $40, Tor the pro-
lection of fish and game, with a
mendments. II 1856, requiring tnat hle
escapes be put in sleeping rooms OF an no
tells in the state. ii 362, allowing the Suns
OF Veterans the use OF tine seaIe ,o sehus 10 ~
their annual encampment. II 5oa IN t.
lation to support OF the insane persons
having property, II 1888, Incorporating
the PiJtsiield and Rochester telephone as
sociation. II $3.50, Incorporating the ~.
fish and game league. Ii 3SJ, IN relation ~
to the Cedar Mountain slate company. ~
37s, incorporating the Hancock ana ho s.Li
est,r telenhone company. II 272, legaiiz-
ing the appraisal OF real estate IN Ine Town
of Sheldon for the year 1890. lOs, moor
ioreting the Bristol and Richmond X. K.
20. VI 1856. incorporating the Rochester
Water system Co. H 172, iegalizing the
proceedings for the annexation OF TERRI
Tory for the village OF st, Johnsoury. ?
80. incorporating the Capital savings palk
al Montpelier. S "a, in relation TO Brattle-
boro graded school district, II ~, 10 IN
COP. Newport Savings Bank.
introduced-H 391, to annex Harris
Gore 10 the towns Of Groton and Marsh
field, as substitute for II 49,
Saturday, Nov. -.
SENATE, A. NJ.
.,t;d -o,d;no g5 II 314
Introduced fi6, to incop. the Alpha
Alpha Chapter OF ID. G. +. Fraternity OF
Middlebury College.
Passed.-S 1O5, to incop. the Hartford
Water Co. s 1876, to ineop. the village OF
w bite River Junction. II 1876, to legaiize
lists Of Wolcott.
Mond ay, Nov. IL.
SENATE, p. Unconstitutional Amend
ment.-By Senator Roberts, as follows;
"Every town having less than 800 inhabi-
tants shall for the purpose OF choosing a
representative to the house ofirepresenta-
tives, be Joined with the town adjoining
il which has the least number OF inhaDi-
tants, and if the population OF such Two
towns shall not equal 500 they shall, for
such purpose, be joined to another town
or towns contiguous having the least mum
Der Of inhabitants until the population OF
such combined towns shall equal 800, which
towns so combined shall constitute one
district for the purpose OF choosing rep
resentative. The meeting OF the ireemen
for The election Of such representatives
shalI be held in the town having the larg-
est number OF inhabitants. The number
Of said inhabitants shall be determined oy
the last national census unless otherwise
provided by the general assembly"
Passage refused.-H 30S, to compel GER
tain persons TO maintain their fnmllles- II
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

T. II. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis, was trou-
bled with Neuralgia and rheumatism. his
Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected
to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and
he was terribly reduced both in flesh and
strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters
cured him.
Edward Shepherd Harrisburg, ILL.,. had a
running sore ON his leg of eight years standing.
Used, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and sew
en- boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, ahd his
leg is sound and we'll. John Speaker, Cataw-
ba. O.. had FIVE large Fever sores ON his leg,
doctors said he was inourable. One bottle
Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arniea
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by DR..
Morton Druggist.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20


Don't forget to attend the Farmers
Meeting at the town hall Saturday OF
this week commencing at $50 sharp. the
programme was published in last week
Courier.
Mrs. Henry Wood hes gone to Spring.
field, Mass. to spend few days.
Mrs. c. t. French and two daughters,
Celia and Anna are visiting at Quechee.
Miss Bertha Hammond closed her school
at Gaysyille last week.
Rev. G. H. Wright preached at Bethel
Congl church last Sunday. lie wiIi
preach Thanksgiving discourse at the
usual hour at the Methodist church next
Sabbath.
Sylvester Wilmington lost valuable
Jersey COW recently.
Poultry buyers for the Thanksgiving
market from Bethel, Royalton and Pom
fret drove over town last week and pur-
chased large number of turkeys. Ihey
are paying 10 cents pound and we near
that 20 cts. were offered for some extra
lots. Raising turkeys seems to be uncer-
tain business, some have made large profts
while Others have lost even with present
high prices. II our legislature should NIX
matters SO as to have an Agricultural col
lege all by itself and not connected in any
way with the Burlington college, our
young men, sons OF farmers might be
taught how to cure diseases that carry on
great many young turkeys and how TO
protect them from being destroyed by
noxious animals and hawks.
School in dist. no. closed Nov. Attn.
Leona, Lillian and Perry Adams, Frank
Billings, Glenn Cox, Benton Lamb, Willie
and Harry Gambel had no marks during
the term. Slaton Billings was absent
one half day and Clinton Durkee one DAY
on account OF sickness. No. Of pupils IL,
average attendance II and a fraction.
MRS II. NJ. ADAMS, Teacher
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

THE NEW WEBSTER Webster's Inter-
national Dictionary is the book which Is
destined to 90 into every library, every
public school, every household where a
merican literature is received and where
the English language is studied.
The publishers have spent more than a
quarter OF million dollars in bringing
this work out in its unabridged, revised,
enlarged and authentic form. II now takes
the name international, y and this Is IN
tended to emphasize the fact that the Ian
guage Of the mother country now encir-
cles the globe.
Every page has been treated as II the
book were published for the first time.
The claim OF the publishers is that 1t re-
tains that excellence in definition which
has made Webster the safe and familiar
authority to which judges journalist, schol
ar, artisan and man OF business refer, aud
that in etymology, pronunciation, cita-
ton and pictorial illustrations II carries TO
greater perfection the merits OF its prede-
cessors.
We believe that it abundantly iustifies
these modest claims and that, as a COM
prehensiye popular dictionary, it IS likely
to retain the pre-eminence which has
long been held by .'Webster's Unabridg-
ed !" No dictionary can be final but for
the next twenty-five years the 'interna-
tional Dictionary must be accepted az
the best work Of its kind in the English
Language .-Boston Herald, Sept. q, lS9 o.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

Al. Lamb is home from Bellows Falls.
Johnnie and Annie Vinton are home
from Medford Mass.
Mrs. +. Ad am OF Montpelier is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Vinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Goodno of Montpe-
lier are visiting his mother
j. A. Vinton was quite i'll while in
Montpelier but has returned home.
Mrs. Swan who has been III the past
summer is stili falling.
Mrs. A. II. Ford is at Breadloaf this
week.
II. G. Hubbard and family have moved
back to the village.
There was large attendance at the
dance al the Central house the 18th.
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Barnard.

school in No. 10, So. Barnard, closed Fri
dav. Oct. "a. No of scholars, Is. Roll of
honor as follows: Those having no marks
were James Badger, Mollie Cobb, Josie
Cobb. Guy Cleveland, Albert Eastman,
Alice Shurtleff, Walter Shurtleff. Rank on
daily test questions ia the order named !:
Albert Eastman, Alice Shurtleff, Allen East
man, Carrie Richmond and Olive Cobb.
Those averaging above 80 on written work
for the term are as follows, from highest
70 lowest: Allen Eastman, Alice Shurtleff,
Albert Eastman, Olive Cobb and Mary
Winslow. MARTHA A. EASTMAN, Teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

The Christmas edition of the Cosmopoli.
tan Magazine is one hundred thousand
copies The order, as originally given 70
the printers, was for $1,000 copies, but
while on the press it was thought adyisa-
BILE to increase the number to 100000.
II contains feature never before at,
tempted by any magazine, consisting OF
1913 cartoons from the brush of Dan Beard
the now famous artist, who did such won
derful Illustrations in Mark Twain's book
"The Yankee at the Court Of King Ar
thur
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sharon.

F. j. Mosher of Rochester was the guest
of Chas. Mosher over Sunday.
Hon. H. A. Clark is running a cream
wagon to So. Royalton, up one side Of the
river and down the other.
Union services will be held at the Cong'l
church Thanksgiving day.
There viii be a union service on Thanks
giving day at the Cong1 church.
Walter Doyle has closed his labor for
Miriam Barrett.
Lewis Fay of Worcester, Mass, was in
town over Sunday and it is expected that
his aged mother who returned with him,
will remain there.
H. A. Clark is now at home.
E. F. Watkins has lost a valuable dog re
Gently, also good COW.
The village school will close on Friday.
c. E. Wiley and wife have returned
from Boston.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

The fall school closes this week Friday.
Flora Hazen has finished work at Hen
nv Brockway's and returned home.
Geo. Brockway, our representative was
at home with his family over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Burgess and Mrs. F. P. Wheel
er went to st. Johnsbury as delegates TO
the Vermont c. +. Union last week
tits expected a number viii attend the
local union at Hartland this week.
UPS. c. E. win give an entertain
ment in Wheeler's hall next Friday eve
and following this there viii be an oyster
supper. Tickets to hall 10 cts. and to sup
per IS cts. All are invited.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

Miss May Dewey was in Boston last wk'
Mrs. Stoughton and daughter returned
from Brookheld last week.
Mrs. Ira Adams went to Bridgewater
Friday for few days.
The district school closes Thursday Of
this week and the Academy Wed.
The net receipts OF the chicken pie sup
Der given by the ladies' aid society of the
Congl church at Mrs. A. w. Kenney's
Wednesday evening of last week were
nearly 81.
$50 buys a handsome table lamp with
decorated fount and shade at Geo. A.
Laird's. 1t will pay you to look at this
lamp. A new line OF lamps just opened
including hand lamps, wall lamps with
glass rehectors, large table lamps with du-
olex burners, etc. etc.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

viii Willis had the misfortune to lose
one of his oxen one day last week.
Geo. Persons has his blacksmith shop
nearly completed.
Mrs. H. H. Spaulding who has been at
Montpelier for few days, has returned.
1t is expected that J. H. Madden's shop
will start up again next Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

Eliza B. Wight, wife Of Walter c. Rog-
ers. died at her home in Woodstock, Nov.
6, 1890, aged 81 years and IL months. She
was born in Warren Vt, and lived q yrs.
in the house where She died. She leaves
three children. VIM. 7. and Benjamin
A. live ia Bethel. Eta NJ, wife OF Pearl
Taylor, resides in Woodstock Three sis
ters survive her. She was patient and
trusting in her long and painful sickness,
and made all the arrangements for her de-
parture and spoke words Of cheer and com
tort to her family. BY her request Rev.
5. A. Parker Of Bethel attended her fune-
raj. She was the light Of home, devoted
wife, loving mother and kind neigh :
Dor. Her family did all they could to add
to her comfort and happiness. Although
gone she will always live in the hearts OF
those who loved her p.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

The eve specialist. whose coming was
announced last week is now at the jewell
nv store Of F. II. Joslyn and will remain
until Saturday, Nov. 18th. This supplies
a long felt want as it gives our citizens an
opportunity to have their eyes attended
TO by skilled specialist at home. Re-
member the examinations are free and the
same as made by oculists in New York
and Boston.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20
North Royalton.

Mrs. o. n. stoughton visited in Barre
recently.
Mrs. Thos. Merrill and son are visiting
at Alonzo Spooner's.
Geo. F. Kent of Newbury is at work in
the cider mill.
E. 4. Baldwin and wife of Sharon at
tended the funeral of James Gould.
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SOUTH ROYaLTON NEWS.

Post and Corps meeting Sat. eve at sew
en- O'Clock.
The Post and Corps hold fair and So
cial entertainment with oyster supper az
their hall Tuesday eve, Nov. p. All are
cordially invited.
Mr.Wflls is to lecture at the Cong'l Mon
day eve. Nov. "a. The subject is "a Trip
Through Europe" with illustrations
thrown upon canvas with magnesium
light.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Belknap were called
to Mortified Sat. to attend the funerai OF
his aunt, Mrs. Beard.
Mr.. Thomas and family OF Brookneld
have moved here and are to work IN the
shoe factory.
The village schools close Friday.
MI. Sargent and Sargent have an elegant
assortment of holiday goods.
Mr.. Freeman Ross has his new house
nearly completed.
MIRO S. Curtis had valuable colt kill
ed by the north bound express tram last
week.
John Slack has moved into his new
house.
Ira and Geo. Spaulding have each COM
menced to build house near Jonas
Flint's.
Orr representative is making an excel,
lent record as a legislator. His counsel
and advice receive as much attention ana
consideration as is accorded TO any other
member.
The Cong'l society has opened the YES
try OF the church for reading room
two evenings Of each week from TO y, Tor
the benefit of the young men Of Vhe WI
lape. Daily and religious papers, maya
zines and periodicals will be furnished Tor
their use without cost
There Is TO be an entertainment at the
M. %. church this week Friday eve.
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wan Drama Al W. RandoIrh.

Halt fare to all attending the great War
ORA ma in which Belle Boyd appears at w.
Randolph Saturday night, and the night
trains will stop at all stations between
Mortified and So. Royalton. Go and see
the best thing of the season.
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w.D.Lee from New York is in town.

Mrs. Pond is visiting friends here.
d. Tarbell is building barn back OF the
marble shop. an
Tx. Day has moved into the Gallup
house.
John Mudgett, Mrs. Blake, L: G. Drew,
Ed Foster and John Woodward have re
Gently painted their houses.
Don't forget the Longfellow entertain
ment Friday evening.
The grammar department extends a cor
dial invitation to all to attend their litera-
~ exercises Friday p. m.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-20

Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
II YOU wish to reduce your soap bills at
least a half, you can do so by buying Brus-
sells soap, which lasts twice as long as
cheap soap for laundry use.
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JOHN A. DAVIS GETS IT
That Is the Order Of the Court In The
Contest Of Heirs.
The Administration OF the Estate to
be Held Pending Until the
Appeal to the Supreme
Court is Heard.


Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BuTTr. April 2S,-Eyery seat in the dis
,-;cs c,,r, r,.,,n wos o.rc,p;od nj 10 O'clock
-.
this morning. ana stahuihR room was moi
abundant. The decision in the applica-
80. g. ,o- ,J,i,;s,rat;o, al N.
toas 'or ie''eis "u'''""S"0o :" W"
estate OF the iate Andrew D.. laws was 10
be given, n the extent OF The general
interest was shown by the large crowd In
After disposinp OF one or
,wo ma,,.,s az minor Importance. Judge
S..a,,an s.i, ;n r.oarI IN The Davis
mei' ""'"
case q,
- have lookcd w. mailer over, s1ns,ierey u
anu eHamnnea INV" ~, I" na,tass ~ 'ha c,nr,'
yight 4" apIotnt. after n hearing, an applicant
other than the one selected in the order pro
yided by statute: and, In the Judgment ~ the
court, no greater latitude Is given ihnin 70 .ns
statute, We NJ ,nets,o,. ~ Ill., .,n,naa ~ a.
wn,em nnin"., ~ ns ,tn' i"bn 4 DAVIS. brother
~ lie ,,s,aS.d' is nearest of Kin. and there
fore the applicant entitled To the appointment
unless that applicant is shown To he incompe-
tent; The objection presenter must We very eon,
ylncing " Justly = ,n,nir ~ ~ mIol r,ha, m.
ny s,a,uns, ~ nv, /. a.,a,, Nh, he under snecial
,,ir..tfnp ~ he ,"urt and general direction Of ali
mlrties Interested. II anything irregular should
arise IN the administration of the estate,
the letters 81 administrator can nt re.okrl ny
the court. ! iai ,o nmu InS,n,nE ~ , snv H. az,
MnT ~ S' LIN hH ,Ga conpt The oiers 10 proye
s,,,I L,Ne Resulted In testimony ms Ia ossur.
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MORE OFFICERS NEEDED.
Residents OF Butte Demand Increased
Police Protection.

Police Protection.
By the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, April 2s.-Owing to the limited
police force of the city, the tramps and
Migrants are having a carnival, especially
in the residence portions of the city.
Daily complaints are being made of
ladies' being frightened and insultcd
by these insolent vermin, and no way
seems to exist Of furnishing them. This
evening a lady complained of having
been insulted by a couple of tramps, who
threatened her with all kinds Of violence
because she refused To give them
something TO eat. The lady resides
in the western part of the city
and says the neighborhood in which
she lives is kept in a state Of constant
terror by those nomadic outcasts whose
insolence and brutality are constantly in
crcasing. During the day heads Of fami-
lies residing i'm that part of the city are at
their places of business, leaving the
women and children wholly unprotected
"a fact the tramps are aware Of. and
hence their boldness, knowing that they
run hut small risk OF being caught and
punished. A general demand for AN in
crease Of the police is voiced, and III pos
sible. should he complied with. A few
more officers are needed la patrol th,
residence parts Of the city during th" day
as well as AT night.
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BUTTE CURRENT T

- - ..
MI. u; opeTiIns h"s re'o'"eo iro'h Z
visit to New YORK.
Brady's AFTER Dark" company Will APP
pear at the Lyceum May Is and IA.
DID,. Calvin. travelling auditor OF the
Northern Pacific Is i'm the city.
The hearing OF the motion for appeal
i'm the Sullivan case has been postponed
until tomorrow.
The Moulton shipped seven bars of an
estimated value of slO,7ss, via American
EXPRESS yesterday.
Mrs. l. +. Gavlord and little son Ken
meth Loft for t.onnecticnt YESTERDAY 10
snend The summer.
+, ID, Adams, assistant superintendent
of the American EXPRESS mpan was
among the distinguished visitors from
abroad Yesterday.
go - a., Cable A. x;o,o,s ,os,or.
aay ~,..re D IN sGares PnGp;x nj liz 200
Cleveland Anchor at 26A. $50 Iron Noun
tain at 9sE, 800 Hiawatha AT 30.
bella Melville. : wears old. died ycster-
law at the home ~ her father John Mel.
viiie in WnlkeryiIlc. The funeral will
take niace this afternoon nj . o'cIock.
change i'm the time card of the North
ern Pacific will 90 into effect Nav Is. No.
will arrive at Garrison at 1l:20 a. M;
No. 2 at s:37 p. M; No. 3 at 2:35 a. M, and
No. A at 2:lO ID. m,
L,n,os W;,son .,,.,,,,o, =, s.u s,oL
Sn,,. So,r Ia, mihioh ho go f.nn,
a grocery store on East Park street. He
was rounded up and to-day was sentenced
TO 20 days i'm the county Jail.
,octnre IN ..Tbe World We Live I'M
will he delivered nj the NJ. r. Church.
Centeryille. on the eyeninp of Nav 1. Inv
Rev. o. p Power. ID. d., DIR. Pawer is
s,.ak chief made , raid nm of the
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1T WILL BE A BIG AFFAIR.
Preparations Being Made for Erecting
Large Foundry In Butte.


BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 2s.-H. r. Brown, who re-
Gently came into possession of the Lex
ington foundry, has found IL necessary to
increase his plant. The ground upon
which the works are located Is lease by
him, the lease expiring some time In July.
As the ground is too small to allow the
erection of such works as Mr.. Brown has
in contemplation, he decided upon a new
location and purchased n large tract of
ground near the Northern Pacific yards.
Some idea of the extent of the new
plant can be formed when il is
stated that il will cost fully
10000 and, and with the necessary yard
room, will cover about two acres Of
ground. The machine shop will be 10x
200 feet and a foundry OF the same dimen-
sions will also he erected. Both buildings
will be equipped with b yery latest and
best machinery and appliances in use in
those particular branches. Besides these
two immense buildings, "A pattern room
and boiler shop of proportionate dimen-
sions will also form a a part OF the plant.
Work on the buildings will begin In "A
short time. as soon as a few preliminaries
i'm connection with the ground are com
pleted,
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They Left In q Hurry.

by The Stahdafds SDeclhI Wire.
BUTTE, April 2s.-John Mccormick and
James Jones were arrested late Saturday
night for vagracy. The arrest wa made
under the state law and both prisoners
pleaded guilty in Judge Newkirk's court
this morning. His honor gave each onc
the limit. 500 and 30 days in the county
Jail. The severity Of their sentences
struck terror to the hearts of the prison
ers and they begged To he given time 10
leave the country. The request was
granted and the fellows began To make
tracks for Silver Bow junction.