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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
aRIlOEa WEEKLY jOURHll-MlAfR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1890
Republican oonyent,on.

Below will be found full list, except from Graham county, of delegates to the republican territorial convention, which convened in Phenix on Tuesday, August Seth:
 APACHE COUNTY. TIRobert E Morrison, + Nj Zuck, Jonas Perez, ] L Hubeell, D Arnold. Roso- io Coloma, F W Nelson.
 coCHIsE COUNTY.
 " Herring, A L Grow, George J Meyer, George Meek, George W Chey- new, F l. Moore, H Carpenter, E B Mason, II Harvey, Lewis Williams, Mir. Hughes, WI Nichols, c NJ Re maud, E. c Montandon, H Gerwein, N W Storer, A N Moves and Si Bryant
 CHA COUNTY.
 IA Hsmill, charles Martin, Hamp- ton Ellis and F T Powe rs.
 MARlcoPA COUNTY.
 ILL Wharton, N A Morford, D H Wallace, J E Woodward, J L Cant, w I Homer, R l. Long, wm Kimbsll, W H Dickinson, U c McWiliisms, James McMillan, W Street, l. Fsrsee, W E Green, L Fowler, Frank Luke. A D Me Ginnis, A G Bradstreet. Jerry Millay.
 MoHAyE COUNTY.
 CM Funston, W If Hardy, Campbell, Ca arles Cummings anu G W Reecher
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Brewster Cameron, l N Towne, D Henderson, K D Ferguson, H B Ten ney, " s Sturgis, Thos Driscol, W Reid, A Stevens, c Aitschun, U Snl nvsn. W Hart, W Bement, B An derson, , Hill, A Davidson.
 FINAL COUNTY.
 A Doran. " R Stone, Charles Hol born, Nj Ochos, Geo R Morse, Hugt Chalmers, T W Bates, E W Childs.
 YUMA COUNTY.
 F $ Ingalls,, l. A Hicks, W H Blsis- dell, E B Wagy.
 YAvAPAl ccUNLY.
 FM Murphy, we Bashiord, ] M N Moore, W O 0'Neill, E W Wells, w ! Freeze, D Nj Rio.dsn, Ralph Cameron G A Bray, James Vail, John Davis DrGw Vickers, Abner Wade, Geo Parker. George E Brown, Joseph : Cook, E D Gobin, \ c Shekels, J Williams. J NJ Whittier, Joe | Roberts John Euwaggen, W s Head, o 4. En sign, W A Dony.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LA , orgncr .r l.n.asor 2; AnIs.. ]

LA DUFFlck VI ihtstotf. akfE.s
 \ gust l.. tS9A
 Notice i< hereby giVeR that the follow ng nprne s4tties has led .sotice of hls int r. on to m ss e tinsl prcoI kupport of his claim ana tn st sai1 proof wit, he m sde before the Register saa Receiver of l. x Lsni officA at Prescott, Arixona, on Monday, september 2a. iseo viz stvtn =. n -skHlt, homestead entry lps for the Southeast t< Sec RI fe ie x RS E. He nataes the fci.owiag gitr ~ss to picve his continuous lessdenoe upc litiva- ,,f satd Ian |, yiv :. | Para cot. . xona, Jchn kirwags eu, of C. ttoss wood. ArI- xone George Ward. sf o { ,a~ood Arizona sny D. rson who desires tn pro eSt sgainst the aillwsnce of such prn pT wso knows ef any sub isntiai r-ss.a. under the law and th c regulations Of the Interior bspartIsse nt. y sacn .ssUof >houid net be .sl owed, wilt Be gave . Rn opp prt nity at tue above tG n icn8l ums and place to cross ex uitne tre ~itness ca of said ei ai Inant sndfo offer -yfdeuoa iu re- butiai Q. thai submitted by claim tDf
 l. C. MARIN. Registf IT. F fst insertion Ausns el-9E (.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
Sherifr's Sale oa Foreclosure.

THE ptsfRff-rCoGhT OF Thk rbikp
 | Iuaicial Ei trt af th@ IettshiFS ot ATT
 xasa. in aud for the esaats of a apsi,
 William Evans, piainsin, ss. Inc ooAA SN. .
 Mining Cnpa0y. corForsioei aeioHS-N'- No f,SsS ,.a
 Under and by virtue o' an order os sale . aaa
 aeesea of lein. ifsaad oat 0f tue Daslift
 Court of tas Third Judicial District ef thS
 Territory of Arlspns, tn 9td Tor the ."u oa
 Yasapal. on ,he ssh q of July, ls9e, lh tns
 above entitled actl n, wherein Nlhsm
 Evans, he above named el sln9u, ',ni&lnse s..,t
 laagse ent aud decree sgAi0ss the bosA oosS ss
 Mining Company. c0fpSssston, etisu'sas (
 o,. The 2ad dsy o3 Jais, f~sa. sud ~hisa sais' . dacFce aud order of sale ss oa iAu ssia ~A.. <. siay Of Jufs, isSso, duly recorded ts dgtae,' ' ' hook 2 at psge ai0 dll. aud o'f os sate ds.trirt court for she sum pi sixteen tlaas saa four hundred aud tsunty sud tsso.- A psl ss leo dalisgs, together Stth all Srsss | and scsrling eosfs sRi commanded to sst' Il the following descslbad property 70 Nte. The pbeiAu mine. bounded as Jews. 'oii,' menelng al monument oi stoaa %s c tst eau | af claim, running thenss pofth ~ iee'' thence west l, ,oto feet, taenee s iath Ss iss thence east l, ,ado feet, theneeSoflh ~" 'ess 'e pisee oi beginning, esiag al the vest ena si the souihera belle mine. t~o mites saee .' | Oak Flat ip the Bredsaas Mining pasiflSi \ Ysyapai County. Arix1as, together Nlsh .l' II milis.te herewith connected, 4Hd the srhsf stsmp gold quasix mi. iHerepn erected Ass fsiag tegethef slts Il aud singular th' tsneIaenss. nsfiditsmeats sud appnst oAhee' ! shssennso peiongsue. pf "a %at ~is SPFe3 | t..-sit,. s.tf... fs k.syet,. ,r sV,-it Ina uu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsp oFrrc@ AT P.Kscorr, ssss. !,

lAHp 0FFIcR AT PEEScoT-r, sRtz.,
 August l. lS90. 1 Notice Is hereby given that th following named Sc tier kts filed ngttee sf | ts intsn- tion ts make nnal proof ia support of his cl am, and that sa pr ,oi win be made be- fos C ihe Reg, stsr a q Receiver at Prcsc ~, Arixsn<. on wednesday. Sepaember lf. ist> yi4. wfltis Stspp, aomesieSif s-y tfS No. Skl far the F L ff SW. =. -ses l7, aad \ l.. A al NV IA ~ss.o xn.tp iS S.RtN.
 tie names the following witnesses to prove his to7linnaHk res ltsnee pau, and cpl iVn- sis,n of ssit land. vi2 '. C. Mtiler. Joseph Eh.e. James sartin. eil of Prescott sris-, and aIfred saeppa. of Skaii Naiiey
 auB-td J.C. MARTIN Register,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
MOnD AY. September 1. i89O.

al oels,ek g. n.. of that das, tn froat, oi t1e ,,orth daor ag Ia esaart hogs~, tn ih t4Ay ot Prescott. County of favapsi and fe fiiers u AriS fas V lt tn oss~satssiee 70 etsa aeefes and or1sr of sase, sell all hs Flsh's eNs r'ie .intares, of The ssid dcleBcAel, he BoSk Aia- ing Cayn aans, q corr afailan, n Nnd io the sbove described prape.ly. ~ so mneh the ss,i ss laay nc sufficient te sat sfy said pissssih i'd lgsa-nt ssth interest snd al co~is. . tss hig hest aaG bt ct adder fss cash in oatea states SurgcEry
 Dsles. Prescott, <. r, Auglst4. 'sbo.
 VIM. Q p'NsftA.
 sheriff af asapsi Count A '. Bs M NeISEHNAY. Ghiei Deputy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
Iester Iist.

The following Is list Of letters re- maining in the poSt-Ofiico st Prescott Arizona. uncalled for August 2s, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
A-Cross-Tick.

H~- SO- - oO0 EE MILL M FoRa. VI lsaiS tn Cigars and TonAx CO., tNsf RN fhl<G in the sbove fi1s. 11 NVmsrons brands nfANats. tsemon@. Dstes, VI E1gs ant tr sh Fruits of the Ssanoo- tERfrINi Maferisl oF
 " sli kinds m stock. INK Paper Pens. Eu v-fop8, Il Pencils. Hoc lase- E C. ! AnGE ass9r meat Knfves. etc., IL rtue~t Ca siity. ' ATkSr No. city In Me r>chaum 1l and Rr'as root pipes
 toofectlo1er~.
 Il we iaos oar horn for esh sfe.k A MtIlCA'S fiae~t 5e Cigar. "A Tsn-fil's Punch MAKES all osber xc CigArs MI take hSsk seat INAfR dsai ng ggarsuteAf. ' and small profiss reqn ire !. nRDf RS from tas coaatry VI filled wsth uf>p<feh. DsSDl ,o wait on eusto as R tati tifaeS. nONsf forget the place. U G. " FORD. Aeatskum astfeet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
Dissolution of cc,pa'taershIp

oFlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE we sNeen Ionn haieie and soi SC Waller is lhis y ISy dissolved. John Rsihle assumes ali if, collected by hln a "st "o
 Prescott Aria. August II. lsso.
 an,,,, JOHN RATBLE. s~if'H GEO. WALLER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND orrlos AT Pakscorr. A. T. |

LAND cFFlCg AT PREsCorr. An August 2I lSe0 Notice ls hereby gi zen that sue fattowing- namssi euler ha- O ed notice af hts ints. u . ton to make f3nal esoof Ia support of his claim, and shst said pr.ssf vi be made be- fore h, Register Receiver ef the u S. Land offiee at Prescott, Ari1ous, saturday October s lS9i. VIE. Joel W, Bsrftrgton,
 Hom rstead EntFy ts5, far tue South s, Dl -s-s
 sz and NV L SW is sec. 37 and eE SE t. Sec. sS Tp 1S Sk2W.
 He name the fol,owIng sitnesses 10 prove his continuous resideno- uooa and eulttvs-
 q of, said land. viz; a. J.. Head. Huehsy
 Hughes, x. Ie Riiey, K x. saarr, all of Pes.
 cotf, Ars J.B NJ .kffN, Register. First publication Ang T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-09
An AWFUL FALL.
A Ilttleton Man Tumbles from n Third.
Story window Mt tho Hotel llchler.

A Littlcton Man Tumbles from n Third.
Story window ut tho Hotel Dchler.
Yesterday evening John Ernest and
Justice Of the Peace Connolly, OF Little
ton, came into the city together on the
late B. < 0. train. They went to the
Hotel Behler aud took room %, facing on
Water street. Ernest went to bod at
once, and Connolly and friend took
walk about the city. When Counelly
went 10 the room at midnight Ernest
was sleeping soundly, aud Connolly
went to bed. After a few minutes
Ernest fell from the window, striking on
his bis head on the rafting on tho
second story balcony, and turning over,
struck tho pavement on his side. ue
Was carried back to his room aud Dr..
Robert j. Reed was summoned. lie
found cash four inches long fairly III
tho middle Of the top OF bis bead. and
another two inches long over his left
eye. His left foot wns also bruised and
cut, where he struck the pavement.
Ernest was sober, and was not known to
BIO addicted to somnambulism. Ills
roommate knew nothing Of the oc.
currencG till he was called from
his room. Several people hnw
Ernest fall from the third story md OK.
pected him to DO killed, as 10 would
have been, nonoubt, but for tho balcony
At the second story. at . O'Clock this
morning the Injured mans wounds had
been dressed, and he was doing rs well
rs could BE- expected. He fell from the
same window from which u man named
Rider, OF Littleton, fell and was killed
outright ten years ago. I..g TI
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TIE funeral Of the late DR.. s. B. Nc
Cormick will take place this afternoon
at four o'clock, instead Of yesterday
afternoon, as was inadvertently stated
yesterday. Carriages will leave the Me-
Lure house at three o'clock. Cyrene
Commandery, X. T., will also meet at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-09
PEOPLE CAN'T GET ICE,

A Rush for the Cooling Crystnl md q
Scarcity which Amounts almost to q
Famine.
A story ives in circulation yesterday
that two small boys had been drowned
in the creek. A reporter chased it down
ill he met man who said:
"1'll tell you who knows all about j!
saw i, I think: Louis stifel, the
The reporter hunted up Mr.. Stifel.
"No; / didn't exactly see .them
drown" said he. IT heard it straight,
though" ~
SLOW did it happen?'
"Why, they were skating on the ice,
and it broke and let them in the water"
From l O'Clock in the morning until
daylight these mornings there is an ami
mated scene at the Wheeling Ice and
Storage Company's factory. Wagons
wait in line for their turn to get ice.
The cakes are taken almost out OF the
freezing boxes by the eager buyers. The
ice plant is now turning out sixty.Gve
tons per day, both machines going full
blast. For some time the company has
been unable to turn out more than half
its average product The number Of ice
plants that have sprung up 81! over the
country have made such demand for
ammonia that manufacturers cannot
supply 1t. The company here had orders
in several weeks, before getting a full
aupply. Now they have no difficulty OF
that Kind, but still they canaot make Ice
as fast as they could sell ii.
1T Is very hard to get loo. Dealers are
bard pushed to supply regular CUSTOM
ers. The artificial Ice is the main re-
lance. It is sold to dealers at ST a ton
at the works. Lake ice costs So a ton
on the cars at the lake, aud the freight
is ST.: This Eogld make lake ice lust
equal Wheeling ice iE cost, but for one
thing, the lake leo nelts Sc, that fifty
per cent iB lost in transitu, and the real
price to the dealer here is nearer Sl4
than 81 a ton by the time the ice is in
the wagons. Besides this, the ice is
often 30 long on the road as TO leaye
the dealer without his supply for several
days. n. 5'.i 2s
The .Reymann Brewing Company is
supplying some Gifts regular customers
with ice, and 10 now erecting another
aud larger plant. The Schmulbach
Brewing Company Is algo preparing to
make ice on large scale; ah5 while
there is little prospect Of any improve
ment in supply or reduction Of price this
apmmer, It is evident that ice will be
plenty and cheap next year, without re-.
gasd lo the kind'of q yiE:or the interven-
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part Of a useful house fxlure-inyesti.
gate. s"l
"Reminiscences of the Johns,own Flood.

Eem'niscence Of the Johns,own Flood.
Soon after the great flood in the Con.
emaugh Valley, Pa, last summer, the
press dispatches heralded the news Of
an epidemic Of diarrhGa at Johnstown.
The following letter from Rev. Fl. L.
Chapman; 'pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Johnstown, gives the par
ticulars and most successful remedy
used:
The box Of si1 dozen Chamberlain $
Collie, Cholera and Dia1rhea Remedy
which you sent at the suggestion Of
Hon. Wesley Redhsad, reached us soon
alter the great flood and at time when
diarrhtna was quite prevalent. As soon
as it became known that had the medi-
cine for distribution, there be gan a great
run on it, which continued until il was
about all gone. Every one, so far as
heard from them, testified to its virtues,
declaring it the best medicine for the
purpose they had ever used. Those who
got it shared it around with their neigh
bors, so that am confident your gener-
osity in sending it was productive OF
great good. We used some OF it our
selves and found it not only IN excel
lent medicine for diarrhGa, but for all
kinds OF pain and uneasiness in the
stomach and bowels. 1t has been re-
garded as the best medicine known here
for the diseases it is recommended for.
In view OF your sending such large
quantity for free distribution among
poor people, think you are entitled to
this testimonial in its favor.-H. L.
CnAPsAs, pastor Of Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Johnstown, Pa. yt5
To Chamberlain 4 Co., Des Moines, Ia.
For sale by W. W. Irwin, Chas. r.
Groetze, John Klari, G. schnepf, W. E.
Williams. pAw
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ASSESSING TILE RAILROADS,

The State Bonrd Of Public Works Here for
That purpose-Onlcials Of the Pan Han.
die Company Meet Them. 77f{
Governor A. B. Fleming, Auditor
Duffy, Secretary OF State Ohley and
Assistant Adjutant General Hagan ar.
rived in tho city last evening on the
Ohio River railroad, and are at the
Hotel Windsor. They are on the an.
nual tour Of the State Board of,pnb,;o
Works for the purpose OF assessing rail.
roads: The remaining membera Of the
Board, except Attorney General Cali:
well, who is here, are expected up this
morning. 3is MI =" $50 -
The Board will 70 up this Pan. Handle
road this morning to the State line and
up the New Cumberland extension. A
party Of the officials Of that railroad came
down Inst night to accompany them over
tho road. In this party there sre Super.
intendeutJ. J.Turuer, Chief Train bis.
patcher Pa. Bonebrake, Superintendent
81 Maintenance OF. Way, G. +. Hatch, b,
3. DuEarry, OF the, Engineers staff; S.
q klinordlins, G.@B. Gray-and E. T.
Mcconnell. IA i'Es ST..I} il.Il'I-,..'I -
The special train will leave mere abort
Q a. m..to-day. The Board will, before
leaving this vicinity, 20 over all the
railroads hereabouts and levy the annual
faypa . 42rI 'ra.-I-lr - = =
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LOCAL BREylTIES.
Matters OF Aiiaor Moment In nud Abo,


l, tho City. 'r
THERE was not q case Ia Police Court
yesterday .l t3 49,,
No serious complaint Ia heard nova.
days OF shortage Of natural gas.
TIE LaBelle Iron Works, OF this city.
signed the Amalgamalion scale, Mon.
day.
Do NOT say. IA It hot enough for
your" Ask, DO you think 1t will snow
before midnight"
THE Red Cross Ball Club and tho
Wellsburg Greys will play at Wellsburg
Saturday afternoon. tIi
CnnIsr FGANK's milk wagon broke
down on MCColloch street, IN East
Wheeling, yesterday.
A LITTLE son OF Grant Ball died early
yesterday morning OF heart failure. The
little fellow had enjoyed good health
until within few hours OF his death.
lie was grandson Of William White.
| nan.
A MULE belonging 10 Neill 4 Filing.
ham was hooked by spring hook In
the harness yesterday. The hook caught
a firm hold In tho tissues OF tho leg, but
was pulled out with care without caus.
Ing trouble. l.E
The case OF NJ liss McGumphrey, to
have been heard before Squire Arklo
yesterday afternoon, on charge OF rent.
ing house 10 10 used Gs a house OF III
fame, was postponed by tho justice till
II p. N. to-day.
| WILLIAM BURKE was sent 10 jail by
ESQUIRE Manion last night for ten days
lie was in a bad condition, mentally
and physically, from excessive drinking,
and 1t required three men to hold him
In the wagon. f.
THE funeral OF Mrs. Charles Brysou
took place yesterday forenoon from the
residence OF her husband, In the Eighth
ward. Her physician says her death
WAS due solely TO her disease, and was
not unexpected. r4-1. Sag '-Npl ~
| OFFICER MINHEMYEE shot and killed n
dog In James Giesey's yard, In Centre
! Wheeling, last evening. The dog had
been acting gueerly about the premises
for twenty.iour hours, and had caused a
good deal OF excitement. Minkcmyer's
| first shot finished him.
TIE funeral Of the late DR.. S. B. Nc
Cormick will take place this afternoon
at four o'clock, instead Of yesterday
afternoon, as was inadvertently stated
yesterday. Carriages will leave the Nc.
Lure house at three o'clock. Cyrene
Commandery, X. T., will also meet at
3p. N.
SHORTLY after s o'clock last evening
two empty cars broke loose from train
in the uenpGeld yards and dashed down
Sixteenth street at rapid speed. A
brakeman warmed everybody of the
track and the cars were stopped all
right south OF the creek, though there
were several narrow escapes.
A TIIRrEES-YEAI.oLD boy, named
Ball, narrowly escaped drowninein the
river near tho water works Monday
night. While swimming he was seized
with cramps and shouted for help
Charley Doyle, who was on the bank
swan to the rescue, and just reached the
boy as he was sinking the last time.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers Ia tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. 800.
George G. Yeager, OF Fairmont, was
a. the Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. G. W. Conner and daughters left
last night for Mountain Lake Park.
Rev. a. o. Rockwell, wife and daugh-
ter, OF Frankfort Springs, Pa, are at the
Mcclure. y. u 80
Mr.. G. B. Donaghy, wife and child, OF
Portsmouth, Ohio, are at the Hotel
Windsor.
Horace G. Smith and Miss Cynthia
Doane, Of Mt. Pleasant, O., were down
yesterday.
James Irish, OF Pawtucket, r. l., the
well known wool buyer, is at the Nc
Lure House.
Misses Emma and Virginia kurner
left yesterday to. visit friends in Mime
sofa and Nebraska. ~,
J. G. Orr is out on the street again,
after having been confined to his room
for over week with rheumatism.
Ex-Governor St. John, OF Kansas,
came up from Moundsville last night and
is registered at the Mcclure House.
S. j.. Echols, .e1Sheritf of Kiowa
county, Kansas, is in this vicinity visit-
ing relatives and old time friends.
John ". Mccoy, OF Morgantown, J.
Z. Charles. Of Point Pleasant, James
Moore, T. H. Atkinson, Dr.. S. NJ. Long,
and J. Clark Moore, Of Cadiz, Ohio, are
at the Windsor.
Misses Lee and Lottie NelEon, Cora
Hawley, Dora Carson, Annie Summers
and Mrs. George Nor.ington COMPRISE a
party which will leave for Chippewa
Lake to-day on the c., L. d W. excur-
sion. !, =
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Dinrrliuea Mt youngstown, Pm,

Last June, after the great flood, re-
ceived a bottle OF Chambcrtain'S Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, at time when was
very much run down with diarrhoea, and
had tried two doctors without finding
uny relief. This remedy relieved me at
once, and cured me entirely in a short
time. got several bottles and gave it
around among my acquaintances who
were afflicted in the same way. l think
l gave it to dozen people, and it re-
lieved and cured, 50 far as I know in
all cases. 1t is the best medicine for the
disease I have ever known.-MRs. E. l..
HESRlE, YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. For sale at %
cents perbottle, by W. W. Irwin, Charles
G!i!o.ee,t:ze, John klari, G. schuepf, ". E.
Williams. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-09
AT CLERK HOOKS OFFICE.
Deeds Recorded, Probate and other Buh..
meas Transacted.

Deeds Recorded, Probate and other Buh..
meas Transacted.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds OF trust and transfers
as follows:
July s, by G. L. Cranmer and wife to
George W. Lemon, lot l3 in Daniel
Zane's addition, on the Island.
June ), by John L. McCardle and
wife to U. NJ. Hervey, for SlOO, a strip OF
land between lot 30 in Triadelphia and
the Baltimore l. Ohio railroad.
July ., by August Volkenrath and
wife to Adolph Bot, for $3.50, the north
half Of lot s in square u, on the west
side OF Jacob street between Twenty
seventh and T@enty.eighth streets.
The last will and testament Of Sarah
Heryey was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate and ordered to be recorded. Il
A marriage license was Issued to Jacob
Soles. aged iorty.ive, a native OF Nc
'keesport, Pa, and resident OF Wheeling,
and Ann Ennis, aged thirty.one, q ma.
tive Of Braddock's, Pa, and resident OF
Wheeling. .a'i..5ss .F,I.
Maggie Hebrank was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian Of Cora, aged nineteen,
Edward, aged thirteen, and Mary Beulah,
aged eight, minor orphans Of Benjamin
Hebrank, deceased, and gave bond in
the sum Of IS, 600. with John and Joseph
Brelning as sureties. tas @-'4
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RlCHLAND DISTRICT
Bonrd o: Education Meeting Hold iu This

p5 City.
The Board OF Education OF Richland
district, this county, met at the Sheriff.
office in regular session on Monday. J.
B. Shannon was elected Secretary to fill
the vacancy caused by Peter Delaplain
moving ont Of the district. i. 24.i y
r The trustees for tho several sub dis.
tricts we're appointed as follows: ss
District No. l. Jeremiah Evans for 3
years; ]. B. Shannon, for 2 years: John
Tolbert, for year. District No. 9, vii.
liam Wolfe, for years; Stewart Wal
lace, for 9 years; Joseph Ernsley, for !
year. District No. 8, B. Zeidley, for 5
years; James Cresap, for 9 years: J.
81. McColloch, for l year. District No.
AZ. R. McColloch, for 8 years; Isaac
Huntsbury, for 2 years; James Sagtell,
TO. year. District No. 5, B. G, Wei.
shane, for3 years A. D. Garden, for
2 years; John Bankard, for l wear.
District No. 8, Pierce Robinson, for 9
years; John W. Nichols, for 9 years;
johnson Murray, for l year. District
MOI George Hartleib, for years; Viii
liam Carter, Tor eyears; Nathan Vana.
man, for year. District No. 8. A. 1.
McColioch, for 3years; William E. Nc
Colloch, for 9 years; Nicholas Straub,
for year. District No. Q, E. NJ. Ridg-
Icy iof years; r. P. GAS, for years:
4. DuvalI, for | yeAr.
! The teachers salaries for the present
year were fixed as follows: Grade No. ]
certificate, $50 per month; Grade No. Q
certificate, So per month; Grade No. 3
certificate, $50 per month. he
{ The levy for teachers fund was fixed
at zoe on the 500 and the levy for
building fund was fixed at 10c. & It was
3 Res5irEI, That the Board Of Education
OF RIchland distrie. teader their thanks
to Peter Delaplain for the prompt lad
efficient manner lie has performed his
duty as Secretary d said board. - y: NJ