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, 1890-03-11

Representative Evans is back from Car
bon, where Re went to investigate the
robbery of his store. Ey-Duputy Sheriff
Finch and three other local roughs
burglarized the place and secured plumber
valued at 5000. A portion of this was
found cached under the school house
stems,
, 1890-03-11
POINTS.

Geo. P. Bissell is in town from his
ranch.
II. B. Patten returned from the east
yesterday,
Eugene HOrrie left for Rock Springs
yesterday.
John Fl. Gordon is in town from Little
Horse Greek. He says the winter has
proven very favorable to the stock inter
ests and the settlers there are about ready
to begin planting.
, 1890-03-11
Engineer Jim Mckinney in Trouble.

brock Springs Miner.l
AT Red Desert a few days ago the lie
was passed between the veteran engineer,
Jim Mckinney, AMI Lane, a brakeman,
during a heated controversy in regard to
the latter signaling the engineer to stop
before coming to the station, to which
Lane claims no attention was paid. Nc.
Kinney was leaning u of the cab window
when the hard words were exchanged,
and Lane made an effort to strike Nc
Kinney with his lantern, whereupon he
jumped off his engine with a shovel in hi:
hands and attacked Lane. He beat hin
over the head with it, and injured him tC
the extent that his life is in danger. Or
their arrival at Green River Mckinney
was arrested. but through the timely inter
%vention of his attorney, Mr.. j. Mail, O.
Rock Springs, he was saved from beinl
put in jail, He gave bail to the amour,
of 81 200 for his appearance at the next
term of the district court.
, 1890-03-11
Saturdays show.
[san Francisco Alta.l

Mr.. Chas. Fechter has given US his in
depreciation OF the adventurous hero; we
doubt if the character of Edmond
Dantes," in Monte CriSto, has ever re
ceived better Justice than at the hands Of
the young actor, James O'Neill. En-
dowed by nature for the part, be carried
it through brilliantly, bringing cut the
strong points in a most praiseworthy
manner.
, 1890-03-11
An Elegant Sofa Cushion.

A beautiful sofa cushion which cost def
fingers many hours labor lies in the Chey
enne postofice awaiting a claimant. Il
was sent from the north to some one a.
a Christmas present, but the donor neg
lected to direct the package, and it i
practically lost. Should this meet the
eye OF the owner of the cushion 1t may b.
recovered.
, 1890-03-11

Ira Holmes, president of the Interior
Land and immigration company. reached
town yesterday. Mr.. Holmes and about
100 others visited Interior Heights add
ton yesterday. The lay of the land was
much admired.
, 1890-03-11

Pm open to cong ratulations," ex-
cluimcd a local realty dealer yesterday
with enthusiastic complacency. Il gave
$3.50 an acre for an outside tract a week
ago, have been offered $3.50, and will
surely get 81, OOO."
, 1890-03-11

PASSED

Council file No. 20, amending chapter
], tile 4S. of the Revised Statutes rela-
tive to territorial and county revenue, as
amended by the committee of conference,
passed the council.
The report of the conference committee
on council file No. IL, providing for vol
, 1890-03-11

untary assignment, was concurred in. ant
the bill passed.
Council file No. 43 was passed amend
ing sections 1881 and 1880 of the Re,
vised Statutes relative to irrigating dis
tricts.
Council file No. Al, fixing the compen
sation Of city marshals, clerks and attor
neys, was passed. The bill received the
unanimous vote of the council.
Council file No. As, providing thai
type written matter shall be treated as
printed matter bv the supreme court, wa:
passed.
House bill No. 100 was passed fixing
the representation of new counties in the
legislature.
Cou neil file No. AZ, amended by reduc-
ing the appropriation from 81, 500 to $3.50
for the temporary care and education of
the deaf. blind AMI dumb Of the territory
was passed.
Council substitute for house bill No.
% for the protection of horse breeders,
was passed.
Council file No. 40, relating to the or
ganization of corporations, was also
passed.
DEFEATED.
Council file No. 46, providing that the
offices OF county treasurer and probate
judge shall not be held by the same per-
son, was lost.
Council file No. A, making a~ppropria-
tons to meet the deficiency in the Univer
sity fluid, was refused a third reading and
was indefinitely postponed. The Univer-
sIty will have to depend upon the amount
raised by the general tax for its support.
NIoBRARA COUNTY.
The committee on counties and county
boundaries, consisting of Stotts, Murphy,
Burdick, Reel and Hunter, reported
unanimously against the creation OF Mo-
brara county, and Council file No. 54
creating the county received adverse
action in the committee of the whole and
when brought up for second reading was
effectively killed by being indefinitely
poS'pheT rrn,,ro,,-
NJ C-nN"L
ho. oe H. - n
oond;,ion ot,ho - n.Sta, :Ie
waH""~lSI ~ eAn,O winch
'eii' anu
Ms oty'
%| Inh "noLh
"oio HrU'"O'e
IL In Mn - N.'"inE Dln
IN"c.L S''o ~
'A wheat ""u
~ =,
oot - 'SSesS
49, So :" Opeu iAnSe ,
, 1890-03-11

The quartette, oh, Hush Thee, My
Baby" will be rendered without accom-
paninent by Madame Davidson and Miss
Gillum and Messrs. WhllcJmb and
Heath next Thursday evening.
, 1890-03-11

Wyoming's second lady notary was
commissioned yesterday. The new officer
is Miss L. Z. Foster, Of Rawlins. She is
an auburn ha irei widow from Chicago.
, 1890-03-11

L r. Bresnahen guesses that the va
cant space in THE LEADERS advertising
columns, for which $500 is offered to
name the ownership of it, was put there
by some benevolent person to advertise
the low price of corn-fed beet, pork, NUT
ton and poultry at the Washington
market.
, 1890-03-11

Special figures on eight choice lots neal
the capitol. Garland x Co.
, 1890-03-11

We want to sell thirty-sevcn lots. eigh-
teen corners, near lake Minnehaha, at
$3.50 each for the bunch. Garland K Co.
, 1890-03-11

We want to sell thirty seven lots, eigh-
teen corners, near lake Minnehaha, at
$40 each for the bunch. Garland & Co.
, 1890-03-11

Buddington system of ~dress-cutting
taught. Fitting done without change OF
seam. Price OF machine" with instruc
tons, IS. Address Miss j. A. Holt, $50
East Eighteenth street.
, 1890-03-11

Black Bass, Eels and all
kinds of Fresh Fash received
at Ed AapD's daily by eE-
press through from " eiU
York.
, 1890-03-11

At Madame d'Arona Davidson's con-
cert Miss Whitcomb will sing, with vic.
lin ~obligato by Prof. Hutchinson, the
beautiful song, Spring Flowers" by
Carl Reinecke op. &c, next Thursday
evening.
, 1890-03-11

Do not fail to try the sample package
of Secale Flakes.
, 1890-03-11

Secale Flakes are made from the best
OF 0h'te rye, and is the most strengthen
ing dish you can eat.
, 1890-03-11

Wyoming and Cheyenne will be fully
represented at the Worlds fair of Chi.
cago in 1892. John Chase and the city
editor of The LEADER are now organizing
a party. The plan is to secure a cottage
at say Michigan city, though any other
desirable suburb will answer. This place
is an hour from Chicago by boat and
thirty minutes by rail. The cottage
would be headquarters, and the big show
could be easily visited at will.
, 1890-03-11

Try Underwood & Bros. mocha and
jaya-three pounds for 81.
, 1890-03-11

Secale Flakes. Haye you tried them
TOR breakfast? Ask YOU grocer for them.
, 1890-03-11

Music lovers should hear Miss Nellie
Dryer sing THE Silent World Is Sleep.
ing" by Dudley Buch, at the concert
Thursday evening.
, 1890-03-11

The committee of the whole recon-
mended passage of the Galbraith school
bill with MIR. Burritt's amendment. The
change male by the latter will accomplish
the result sought by the friends of the
measure. 1t is that the school electors
may ORDER that schools be kept In session
not less than eight months a year where
there were sixty pupils enrolled during
the preceding school year. Passed.
, 1890-03-11
CURIOSITY COMMITTEE

Rules for the leasing of university
lands prepared by a committee designated
by the secretary Of the interior, presented
as a bill were acted upon favorably by the
house committee of the whole. The bill
was passed after suspension of rules for
that purpose.
, 1890-03-11

or1cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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Assirnee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE of the order of the Pro.
i bate Court Of Hishland county, Ohio, 1
viii 0ffer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 81st day Of May, 1900,
Al. Q o'clock p. m: upon the premises, the
list TRACr. situate in Union township,
Highland county, Ohio. Besinbing Mt .
srss IN s'Isf p TaGs ot Ssess cd r.
;SsSss III g. o!sir 3 50
ss pc.s 70 81 ons :ss *:
8. 90 w. i5i7 poles TO stone, corner to Troth,
II ns v,S nC ..d S Ds RSds pc:s NS s
stone corner 2 ss~rsl g g g Ellis; Ills; thence With
the place OF beginning, containing 90 acres
and 261x poles OF land. more or less. Subject
70 the following described Homestead se;;cn
line In % OF the lands OF Troth and N. e. corner
Il; rsc:S ssSt Il us .Ss g. = pois pss
N. 20 e. 90 poles to q stake; thence n. S9o =:
acre! a sna ics poles ole q I"na more or isss
2d TRACT. situate In Union tcvnship,
SS1nsy oh0 ,ops p:' s.s T NS
for, the east line Of the survey OF which this
poee 70 :so%s so T. corner s q ;s survey
thence with the line thereof g. 6lo W. AS
poles TO n stone, corner 70 TrOth's land ;
thence with Troths line N. 10 3U r. 1928
poles to stone corner to TrOth; thence with
another Of his lines 3. 70o w. 55.6 poles to u
stone in line of Wm Ellis thence with said
line N 10 3V e. 83 poles crossing q county
the he 6snk Of Tnrtie Greek, corner 10 said
a.r,uss % hsnss seSsoi Up s"S ws ;hs
s1sss spposis r red OAK @ on sSs bank; themes
| y. 78o E, % poles crossing said county road at
poles and a branch at IA poles 10 the begin
| Ming, containing 78 acres OF land, more or
| less.
ist tract Of 90 acres and 262S poles. APP
praised at q 900. subject to homestead rights
I'd tract OF rs ocres. Appraised ut sl,755.
| Terms Of sale: IA cash In hand. N In one
| and II In two years from day of safe, defer
| red payments to bear interest and secured
| by mortgage on premises sold.
| Sale made subject To cropper's rights.
Also atthe same time and place Twill offer at
| public auction the personal property of Vim.
| H. Ellis, consisting in part Of one set of har.
| ness, one cider mill, seven bee gums, one
buggy, n interest in Is acres growing wheat,
| one stump puller, &C.
Terms: All sums under % cash above that
| sum six months credit with note and ap.
| proved security. DANIEL MURPHY,
| Assignee In trust for the benefit Of the
| creditors OF HIM. II. Ellis.
| Isma Tr0th, Attorney.
| April 23d, 1890.
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Notice..

COPHIA B. HOLLISTER, of Kansas City,
- Jackson county, Mo-, will take notice
that Isaac Holmes, az guardian OF William
Holmes and Addie Holmes. minors, did, on
tke 2lst day Of April, 1880, file his petition
in the Common Pleas Court of Highland
county, Ohio, against said Sophia b. Hollis
ter, Case No. -, setting forth that on OctO.
ber -, 1879, one II title q. Holmes, died in.
testate, seized In fee simple OF in.,ots Nos.
81 and 55, In Collins 4 Hundley's g addition to
the village OF L.ychburg, Highland county,
band, and said William Holmes and Addie
Holmes, her only children and heirs. at law.
That on November 7th, 1870. said Henry P.
Holmes conveyed his interest in said premi.
ses to said Sophia b. Hollister, who has ever
since been, and Is now, in possession and
control OF the same.
That said Sophia b. Hollister has commit.
ted and suffered waste on said premises, by
removing and destroying fences, by permit.
ting roofs on buildings thereon to become
leaky and out of repair. by neglecting to
keep said buildings suitably painted and In.
sured, to plaintiffs damage $685.
The prayer OF said petition is that said
courtesy estate OF said defendant, Sophia B.
HOilister, may be declared forfeited, and de.
fenaant .evicted therefrom and possession
delivered to plaintiff, and for sl95 damages
and for all proper relief. Said defendant Is
required to answer on or before the 7th day
of June, 1880. ISAAC BOLMES,
April 81, 1890. Guardian as afort said.
IsMA TRoTH, Attorney.
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Assignee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of the order Of the Pro.
Il bate Court of Highland county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, on
Saturday, the 31st day OF May, 1890,
At 10 O'Clock q. M, upon the premises, the
scribed real estate:
Situate In Union township. Highland
county, Ohio; Beginning At 1--WE ,hd hiCkoriss
Robert Grahms line thence with said line
poles to a stone; thence N. $50 E. 58H poles
70 stone ~ thence C n 80 ". "a poles 70 slonei
Runk's line thence with said Inns g. 10 ".
q poles to maple and crab apple, corner TO
said line W. 1873 poles to black gum, corner
thereof i. 10 W. iIs poles to q black gum.
corner to said Bobbitt in Lynchburg road
thence with said road N. $50 W. 33.6 poles to
q stone, corner to Jacob Nichols; thence
IN center M as oa TaIts Trss tRsnce Sown Ssa
Is poles N. $50 W. II poles tn ence g. $50 w. 10
poles to the the beginning. containing sixty
acres OF land. more nor or less.
Terms Of sale: u cash in hand, n in one
and n In two years from day of sale. Defer.
red payments to bear interest and secured
by mortgage on promises sold. Sale made
Also ct the same time and place will ofEer
at public auction the personal property OF
Silas ]. Ellis, consisting in part OF one organ.
one buggy, one set harness, u interest in
Terms: All sums under % cash, above that
sum six months credit with note and ap.
proved security. DANIEL MURPHY,
Assignee In trust for the benefit of the
creditors OF Silas j. Ellis.
Isma Troth, Attorney.
April 23d. 1880.
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PROPOSALS will be received at
- the ONCE. Of the Clerk of the Board OF
Educati0n OF Hemer township, Highland
county. Ohio, until y o'clouk at noon on the
8lst day OF May, 1880, for building . school.
house In sub-dtstrict No 8, of said township,
sccording 70 ne plans and spsotdcations on
Each bid must contain the names OF every
person interested In the same and bs acconl-
Interested person that II the bid 10 accepted
CONTRACT will be sntered into and the per:
formapce Of y properly secHred. The bid
specifications must be separately and the
ptice OF esch given. and the price OF labor
must ALSO be sepa!ately stated. None but
and the Board may reject all bids.
tsft J.R, VANCE, Township Clerk.
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Special.

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An Ordinance
To amend Section 20 Of Chapter 4 OF

To amend Section 20 Of Chapter OF the Re.
vised Ordinance of the Incorporated VII.
iage Of Hiilsborough, Ohio:
SECTION !. BE y ordaiped by the. Council
borough, Ohio, that section % OF chapter
Of the Revised Ordinsncs of the incQ..
amended 30 a. to read as f0ll0ws:. n
SEC. 20. Each regular policeman when on
duty shall receive compensation at the rate
of forty dollars tt4O) per month, payable
quarterly. The Mayor shall keep IN Q suite.
BILE book, and preserve the sameat his Of
tice, an accurate account OF all d led uctions to
be made from the regular dues for services
of regular policeman on account Of suspen-
sion from Ofhce, absence or other cause or
disability also the dues and time OF sll
special policemen appointed by him and
shall monthly certify the respective . amounts
duo the village Clerk for action OF Council.
SEQ. Q. That said original section - II
hereby repealed.
BEG. 8. This ordinance shall take efysct
and be In force ct the expiration Of tan days
after It's pu blication, according TO law.
Passed May 5th. 1850: BY
N. II. AyREs. Clerk. ~ ~ M
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The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has gained as q spring medicine 10
wonderful. 1t possesses just those ele-
ments Of health-giving. blood-purifying
and appetits-restoring which everybody
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continue in . dull. tired, unsatisfactory
condition when you may be much
benefited by Hoods 6srsaparilla. Il
pvtiass the bleod aad makss Z ths ! ',,y' vesl' Y
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Notice

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ner OF the NEws.HERALD PUBLISHING
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q CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
Othe ofiice of the Clerk of the Board OF
Education of Salem township. Highland
o'clock at noon ON the
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Gath Day OF May, 1890,

for building q school -house on the lot stu.
ated In sub.district No. Z, according to the
plans and specifications on file In said office.
Each bid must contain the name Of every
person interested In the same and accom-.
panied by q suh1cient guaranty OF some dis.
Interested person. that II tho bid is accepted /,
contract will be entered into and the per.
Torrance OF IL properly secured.
for BY the specidcations must be stated
sepsrstely and the price of each given, and
the price OF labor must also be separately
stated.
None but the lowest responsible bid Will
be accepted, and the Board may reject all
bids. y ni .1i1
BY order OF tho Board OF Education.
April 18th, 1880. +. J. FARIs, Clerk.
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Tm London market 4 largely oyov
stockpd With dienonds. 5.S
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
destination.
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would at once have been parties among
the Jews, and one would have said: II
am of Noses" and another would have
cried: ~ am Of Elijah," and another:
II nm Of Christ" Division would have
sprung up and the old hght have been
renewed. A. =. Schauffler.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
1. The greatest spiritual blessings
come only to those who have lived near
est to Jesus.
.. There are heavenly experiences
given to Christians ss q foretaste of
future glory.
8. There are glories In the Bible, in
Christ, in the Gospel, far beyond our
ordinary conception.
I. Our Saviour is the most glorious
being In the universe.
s. There is Q glorious life beyond tho
grave.
Q. We shall know one another in
Heaven.
z. Christians are nearest together in
doctrine when they are together in
Heavenly experience.
8. We can not always remain on the
mount, but must come down 10 the
Duties and cares of daily life.
Q. But these choice experiences.
vivsl scenes, Sabbath meditations,
sweet hours Of prayer-bless ell the
rest OF our lives.
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH TO ST. LOUIS.
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LOWEST RATES, QUICKEST TIME,
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
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TN PURSUANCE OF the order OF the Pro:
Il bate Court of Highland county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, ON