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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-06-12
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West Virginia & Ironton r. r. Co.,

Allen Taylor ct al.
TO Allen Taylor and Ira Golf.
You and each of You will take no
tice that on the 10th day of June 1890,
The West Virginia Il Ironton Railroad
Company will make application, by
petition, to the Circuit Court Of Logan
County, West Virginia, then to be in
session, at the Court House Of said coun-
ty, to appoint Commissioners to ascer-
tain just Compensation to you, respect
lively, rs owners Of and parties interest
ed in the following described parcels Of
real estate, respectively, lying and be-
ing in The County Of Logan in said
State, which is proposed to be taken by
said Railroad Company for the con-
structi0n Of its road, tO-Wit: All the
following parcels Of real esCatc lying In
the said County Of Logan, respectively,
through which said Company's railroad
is located. The first parcel or tract is
described particularly as follows: Be-
ginning at the point where the center
line of the said Railroad Company's
survey as located by its engineers, inter
sects with the line between the lands of
NJ. A. Duncan, and the lands of the par
ties herein noticed, thence running with
said line of n. A. Duncan westerly forty
feet from said point in the center line,
thence running in northerly direction
on line parallel TO and forty feet from
said Company's center line about 1870
feet to the line between the lands Of
NJ. A. Duncan and the partie
herein noticed, thence running easterly
with said line eighty feet crossing said
Company's center line at forty feet,
| =
ton parallel to and forty feet from said
Company's center line about ll30 feet to
the line between the lands of N. A. Dun
can and the parties herein noticed,
thence running with said line forty feet
tothe beginning containing 2-l0 acres,
more or less.
Yours &C.,
West Virginia 4 Ironton r. r. Co.,
| BY Vins0n q Mcdonald. its ATTORNEYS.
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West Virginia s. Ironton II. i. Co.,
VI. Notice.
J. B. Rnnyon ct al.
To Letta Estcp. late Rnnyen, widow
and j. b. Runy0n, Sarah j. Ncwsom,
Catharine NeWsOm, Joshua RunyOn,
Samuel Runyon, heirs at law of Sam.
uel 1iunyon,1 deceased, and r. NJ.
Chain.
You and each of you will take notice
that on the 10th day of June 1890, The
West Virginia& Ironton Railroad Conn
pany will make application, by petition,
to- the Circuit Court of Logan GeHnty,
West Virginia, then to he in session, at
the Court House OF said County, to APP
point Commissioners to ascertain a just
compensation to you, respectively, rs
owners of and parties interested in the
following described parcels OF real
estate, respectively, lying and being in
the County of Logan in said state,
which is proposed to be taken by said
Railroad Company for the construction
Of its road, to-wit: All the following
parcels Of real estate lying in the said
County Of Logan, respectively, through
which said Company railroad Is iocat-
ed. The first parcel or tract is describ-
cd particularly as follows: Beginning
ii. the point where the center line OF the
said Railroad Company's survey AS
located by its engineers, intcrsects with
the line between the lands of Harrison
Blair, and the lands of the parties
herein noticed, thence running with
said line of Harrison Blair westerly
forty feet from said point in the
centcrline thence running in anortherly
direction on line parallel to and forty
feet from said CompaDy's center line
about 933 feet to the line between the
lands Of Wood & Sargent and the parties
herein noticed, thence running caster
" with said line eighty feet crossing
said Company's center line ut forty feet,
thence running in southerly direction
parallel to and forty feet from said Com
pany's center line about 933 feet to the
line between the lands OF Harrison
Blair and the parties herein noticed,
thence running with said line forty feet
to the beginning containing l-90aeres,
more or less.
Yours &C.,
West Virginia & ironton X. X Co.,
By Vinson & Mcdonald, itsattornefs.
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Yours &C.,
West Virginia q Ironton r. r. Co.,
By Vinson Il Mcdonald, its attorneys.
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West Virginia & Ironton Il. r. Co.,

West Virginia 4 Ironton Il. K. Co,
VS., Notice
Jennie Lawson ct nj. : =
To Jennie Lawson, widow and fexisec,
: and John Sidney Lawson, Robert Lee
Lawson and George M.Iawson, Jr.
You and each Of you will take no
tice that on the 10th day of June 1890,
The West Virginia & Ironton Railroad
Company will make application. by petit
ton, to the Circuit Court of Logan
County, West Virginia, then to be in
session, at the Court House Of said
County, to appoint Commissioners to
ascertain just compensation to you,
respectively, as owners of and parties
interested in the following described
parcclsof real estate, respectively, lying
and being in the County Of Logan in
said State, which is proposed to be taken
by said Railroad Company for the con-
strpetion of its road, to-wit: All the
following parcels Of real estate lying in
the said County Of Logan, respectively,
through which said Company's railroad
Is located. The first parcel or tract is
described particularly as follows: Be-
ginning at the point where the center
1 line of the said Railroad Company's
survey as located by its engineers, inter-
sccts with the Anc between the lands of
Samuel Simpkins and the lands of the
parties herein noticed, thence running
with said line of Samuel Simpkins west
erly forty feet from said point IN the
center line, thence running in north
erly direction on q line parallel to and
forty feet from said Company's center
line about 1894 feet to the line between
81 Il - n a
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Elsewhere in orr columns will
be found the proceedings Of our
Dea ocra*ic Executive Commit
tee, held at the Court House on
last Monday. Several prominent
Democrats were before the COM
mittee and gave their idea of the
.l~stgway Of organizing the party.
for.thc coming campaign. Every
thing was harmonious, We hope
tho Democrats Of the several dis
tricts will turn out in full on'the
a 1s.a hst. and send a good delega-
ton to the County Convention on
July 12th.h We should give 1900.
Democratic majority this fall.
Let us do it. Wattfr md work
should be our watcilword until
the polls are closed in November.
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West Virginia & Ironton Il. Z. CO..
vs.. Notice. 1s
Harrison Blair ct al.

Harrison Blair II al
To Harrison Blair, Anderson Blair.
Rhoda Paisley, Julia Blair, Melvin
Blair, John a. Blair, Henry Blair,
VIM. vinson, Melvin yins0n, Joseph
rinson, Esteila Thompson, John
Dempsey, Hiram Dempsey, Joseph II.
Dempsey lewis DcnlI5ssy. james
Dempsey, John II. Mccoy, James
Mccoy. Elizabeth Evans and jose
phine Dingess. heirs OF John Blair.
deceased, +. NJ. Chain and Stuart
Wood.
You and each Of you will take
notice that ON the l6fhday of June 1900,
The West Virginia 4 Ironton Railroad
Company will make application, by
| petition, to the Circuit Court of Logan
County, West Virginia, then to be in
session, at the Court House Of said
County, TO appoint Commissioners to
ascertain just compensation to you,
respectively, as owners Of and parties
interested in the following described
parcels Of real estate, respectively, lying
and being IN the County Of Logan in
said State, which is proposed to be tax
en- by said Railroad Company for the
construction Of its road, to-wit: All
esAN iOito0Ah6 pdltCir VI IcAi tebtit ~ luz
in the said County Of Logan, respect
lively, through which said Company's
railroad il located. The first parcel or.
tract j. described particularly as fol-
lows: Beginning at the point where
the center line Of the said Railroad
Company's survey az located by its en-
gineers, intersects with the line between
the lands Of Eliza Terrell, and the
lands Of the parties herein noticed,
thence running with said line Of Eliza
Ferrell westerly forty feet from
said point in the center line, thence
running in a northerly direction on a
line parallel to and forty feet from said
Campany's center line about 36l0 feet
TO the line between the lands Of Wood
& Sargent and the parties herein MOTTO
ed, thence running easterlyewith said
line eighty feet crossing said Company's
center line at forty feet, thence running
l., a sonthernly direction parallel to and
forty feet from said Company's center
line about 3Gl0 feet to the line between
the lands Of Eliza Terrell and the
parties herein noticed, thence run
ming WITH said line forty feet to the be-
ginning containing 7 2-l0 acres, more
or less.
ot1t.c q a 7-7---7.--=
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West Virginia & Ironton r. R. Co.,

Vs. ANOliCt.
Jennie Lawson ct al.
To Jennie Lawson, WidoM- AMI dexisee,
and John Sitliicy Lawson, Robert l..
Lawson and George w. lawson, Jr.,
M heirs at law Of NJ. b. Lawson,
tlp.pa Se,l
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-06-12

The recent speech Of Hon. j.
D. Anderson on the tariff ques-
ton in the House Of Representa-
lives was fine effort, and should
lie read by every man in the Dis
frict. Thcreis no attempt at ora
tory as Is too often the. case with
young members, but it is a speech
full 81 truth and reason, and one
which should convince the voters
cf the iniquity Of 4 tariff, levied
under the protective idea.
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Coal River Lands.

The Coal River Record says
seAttorney s. T. Kelley, of logan.
G. H., who was chosen as judge to
try the famous 80 kessler land
cases, has rendered decision de-
clairing the options or contracts
null and void. The causes We're
ably represented on both sides.
Major Thomas L. Brown, of Char
lesion, Joseph NJ. Brown and Ev-
crcttI l. Leftwich, of Madison, were
the citizens attorneys and J. w.
Kennedy, of Charleston, was Maj
or Kcssler's attorney" BY the
foregoing decision, rendered at
Boone G. II. last month, various
tracts of land situated On Little.
Goal River in Boone county were
freed from options that L. Kessler
had obtained thereon. several
years ago. The suit OF William
Workman, and wife VS. L. Kessler
and others was made test case
and the decree pronounced by S.
p. Kelley, chosen judge in this
suit, was entered in each of the
other 80 similar suits pending in
Roone Circuit Court, Judge Nc
CIaugherty being an interested
party, did not preside in these
suits but S. T. Kelley was chosen
by the lawyers practicing in
Boone county TO act as judge in
said chancery suits. The .wipiny
out Of these options removes a
cloud on the title of much good
coal and timber land on Little
Coal river.-NonpcrcU.
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Jennie Lawson ct al.
To Jennie Lawson, Wid0M and dexisee,
and John Sitllicy Lawson, Robert T..
and George w. lawson, .Ir.,
@ heirs at law Of NJ. y. lawson.
deceased.
You and each of you will take no
tice that on the 10th day Of Jnne 1890,
The West Virginia u Ironton Railroad
Company will make application, by
petition, to the Circuit Court Of Logan
County, West Virginia, then to- be in
session, ut the Court House Of said
County, to appoint Commissioners to
ascertain . just compensation to You,
respectively, as owners of and parties
interested in the following described
parcels of real estate, respectively, lying
and being IN the County Of Logan In
said State, which is proposed to be taken
by said Railroad Company for the con-
struetion Of its road, to-wit: All the
following parcels Of real estate lying in
the said County Of Logan, respectively,
through which said C0mpany's railroad
is. located. The first parcel or tract is
described particularly as follows: Be-
line Of the West Virginia & Ironton
lands Of DR.. G. w. Lawson and Law
son heirs. Thence with said property
line in q southwestcrly direction to =
point 10 feet distant from said center
liue-distance measured ut right angles
thereto. Thence by line parallel to
said center line, and distant 40 feet
southwark tberefr0m, and running in
u westerly direction q distance Of 2057
feet to point loft southwark from said
center line and so feet from dwelling
house. Thence N IS degrees 45 minutes
T.. distance OF 20 feet to q point.
Thence by line parallel to to the said
center line and distant 20 feet southwark
therefrOm d distance of los feet to q
point. Thence S. SO deg. Is min. w. a
distance of 20 feet to q point 40 feet
southwark from said center line and 90
feetfre dwelling house. Thence by
q line PARALLEL to the center line of said
railroad and distant 10 feet southwark
therefrom, and running in westerly
direction distance of 1926 feet to i
point on the line between the lands Of
| BENZ. Williamson and Lawson heirs.
Thenceaby said property line and cross
] ing the center line Of the said railroad
| to a point 40 feet northward from said
center line--distanee measured at right
| angles thereto. Thence by d line paral.
ilclto said center line and distant 10 feet
northward thcrefrom distance Of STA
feet In an easterly direction to the linz
between the lands Of DR.. @. w. Law,
son and Lawson heirs, Thence with
said line 70 the beginning containing
i 10 $40 ncses more or less.
Yours &c.,
Ilrcsf virginia 4 lrontOn r. r. C,O.
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West Virginia 4 Ironton r. r. Co.,
BY Vinson & Mcdonald. its attorney
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West Virginia s lronton r. II. Co.,

By Vinson a Mcdonald its attOrn
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II was our intention to write
MP, fully, orr recent trip to Rich
mond to attend the unveiling OF
the Lee monument, and to give
some description Of the gathering
Of the old veterans to do honor to-
their peerless leader. But We
are SO crowded with legal notices
that we are compelled to postpone
the subject to later date. We
viii. however, say that it WAS the
grandest gathering that has oc-
cured since the war. Old veter-
ans from every State in the South
were present. Politics were laid
aside and the memories, not of
the bitterness engentlered by war,
but of the glories achieved on SO
many hard fought fields were re-
vived. The old rebel yell rent
the air as Johnston, our great
leader, and Longstreet, the right
arm Of Lee. passed the veteran
organization. Early and our own
Fitz Lee were readily recognized,
while Rosser, W. H. +. Lee,
Heth, Gordon &c. &c. were fully
remembered by their old COM
rades. The statue is fine. one OF
our old leader, and bronze will
give to strangers a true likeness
Of him whose image is implanted
in our hearts.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06
SPEAKER REEDS ADDRESS.

That was masterly speech of Speaker Reeds at Portland, Maine, Thursday night. His orraignment of the Demo- cratic party and it's revolutionary tactics in Congress to try to prevent the ma jority of that body from ruling, holds up the party of obstruction and of ballot box stuning in its true light. Under the old rules one man could block legis- lation for day after day and one-iiith of the members of the House could abso- lutely prevent ali legislation. It was in- deed high time for q change, and the Republican party under Mir. Reeds leadership did not hesitate to make that change and thereby open the way for the work of Congress to go on.
 As he well says the Republican party has kept it's promises made the people, and more. It promised a revision of the tariff upon the lines of protection. That promise has been faithfully kept and there is now nearing its final passage in the Senate the most perfect tariff legis- lation that Congress has ever devised.
 Unlike the Democratic party, which promised silver legislation in it's plat forms and on the stump, and utterly re- pudiated it when it had the power in Congress, the Republican party kept its promises on silver legislation, and there is on our statute books today a law which provides for rapid coinage of silver and which is steadily bringing that metal up to a par with gold.
 There is no going back or evasion of great questions by the Republican party. When it makes promises in its platform it makes them with the inten- ton of carrying them out, if within its power, and it has never vet faltered in this respect. The Republican party never dodges issues. It does not frame one kind of platform in one State and another kind in another State. It is q National party, and from Maine to Cali fornia Republicans stand on platform of the same fundamental blanks and go forth to battle under one common ban ner. Voters of Arizona need not hesi- tate in supporting the Republican party. It is pledged to Statehood for the Territory, and as the party has kept its promises in the past, so will it do in the future.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

PHOENIX has system of public schools that are up to the standing of her enterprise and progress They are among the best on the Pa eifc Coast and that is saying q good deal, for the public school system of California is unques tionably the most complete, practicable, hbernl and systematic of anything of the kind in the United States.
 So says the Herdld, and we quite agree with it. Because of the fact that the schools have attained high standard it is necessary that none but the best teachers should be employed, and espe- cially SO for the very responsible posi- ton of Superintendent of the schools. A man who fails to pass the examina- ton for even a second grade certificate, as Mir. Martin did, is not qualified for the Superintendency of the schools of q thriving city like Phoenix, which em- brace a high school. If the board has made a mistake in it's selection it owes it to the public to undo that mistake at the earliest practical moment and select man for Superintendent of the city schools who is not only experienced as a teacher, but who has the educational qualifications to fit him for the high po- sition.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

1HE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN of Septem- Der is a splendid number. It contains the epitome of the work of Congress for the past week, a full account of the Re- publican Territorial Convention, the last days proceedings of the Democratic County Convention, description of the trial trip of the new cruiser, San Fran cisco, four columns of editorial, letter on the Territorial prison at Yuma, a letter from Washington, a letter about the famous Harquea Hala mines, des- cription of the Indians on the Colorado River Reservation, Arizona honey, work of the Supreme Court, large amount of local and Territorial news and the latest market reports. In brief it contains twenty-eight columns of solid reading matter and is just such weekly as any one would wish to send to distant friends. Sample copies can be obtained at the business office of TIE REPUBLI- CAN.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

TIE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared 10 prove every word it has ever uttered against Judge Wright and this applies equally to Mir. T. w. Johnson, in the Apache county case cited Wednesday. Any one, be he from Mississippi or else where, only shows his ignorance of men when he says he thinks no one con- nected with TIE REPUBLICAN wrote it's editorial refecting on the men named. The editor of this paper would not be fit for galley boy if he al- lowed any man to use his columns for such charges as those made. He is sui ficiently acquainted with Arizona and Arizona affairs to neither call on outsiders or old files to fill his columns. As said before, if this paper, has made charges which any one thinks libelous they can resort to the courts any day.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

IF Mir. Jamss II. Wright. the ex-Demo- cratic Chief Justice of Arizona is such an eminently pure man as some of our Democratic papers affect to believe he has all the opportunity in the world to prove it. As said before TIE REPUBM- CAN is not only prepared to prove all the assertions it has made concerning his corruption upon the bench but many other things not yet made public.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

MR. F. M. ZUoK, of Apache County, should ask his friends to pull him down into back seat and tell him to stop writing letters. The Republican Terri torial Convention is over, the platform adopted, and so far, no kicks have been heard of excepting from this one dis gruntled man who is mad because he could not run the Apache County Con- vention. The paper publishing his rot shows bad taste, if it is Republican as it claims to be. It is time for work and whatever grievances men have should be relegated to the rear.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

FOR the Prescott Courier to talk of foul language in newspaper is good. When any one in Arizona can descend to lower depths in fouluess and obscen- ity, in public print, than the editor of the Courier, he will have to dig lower than we believe it possible for any other person than the Courier editor to do. In all the history of Arizona journalism no one has ever yet been able to approach him in depravity.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

TIE Council should be careful in granting any more building permits, where portion of the sidewalk is asked from the public to be devoted to private uses. Our sidewalks are none too wide and should be kept clear from all stair ways or other Instructions. Land on the main streets is just as valuable to the public as it is to the private owners.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

IT is fact that shows poorly for the Republicans of this city or the industry of the committe having in charge the financial arrangements for the Terri torial Convention that almost the entire expense has been thrown upon the shoulders of one man. That man is Jerry Millay, one of the delegates. It is not too late yet for the finance com mittee to begin it's rustling.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

EXPERIENCE and education are both necessary qualifications for such posi- tion as Superintendent of the City Schools of Phoenix. Experience with out education may enable man to conduct district school or primary grade, but to supervise the High School of this city and all the grammar and other grades requires man who em- braces all the qualifications of first class educator.
Arizona republican., 1890-09-06

TIE Court House combination" has a fixed idea that it is firmly seated in office forever and aye. But their cum ningly devised schemes will fail. Hon. est Republicans, endorsed by the better element of the betrayed democracy, will sweep the "ring" from the political