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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10

GOLDEN GATE AvE-25x1OO: $170O; BET
VI Lott and Masonic ave.; street graded, macadam-
lied an d severed.
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PUSH ST., BET. MASON AND, TAYLOR: Fix
II 1877 % and 3story building in fats; rents $40;
street accepted by the city; $4,000.
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III ACRES or LAND. MILES FROM GALS.
II toga. Mana County; price $500; this
ranch is worth $1,000 either as a comfortable home
or as an luyeStni house rooms living springs
which now all the year; barn, sheds, poultry house;
wen fenced; 20 acres IN cultvatiou 10 acres fun
bearing assorted fruittrees. mostly French prunes
stone dalrv-house; water piped throughout; all
farming ut nsils 20. Apply Tor 20 days to my
agent .. W. JOHNSON, at Calistoga, Cal. W. S.
SPAJLblNG- lalO 1t
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% HEAD OF WELI-BRED WORK AND DRIV-
~ ing horses; weight 1000 100 It's; young
and well OroAe. 1. BARKER. Car Stab. es cor.
Turk and steiner SITS. las
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TEHAMA ST, Bow-wINDow FLATS, BET
l. lst and I'd; 24x75: 5 rooms and bath upstairs
and rooms aud bath in lower fiat; rents Si5
$4,000.
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CHEAP-Sls5O; DOLORES ST., W. SIDE; 24x
l0l %; near 18th St; fine view; street graded
and macadamizel.
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NAToMA ST.. Mr.. 9TH; RENTS S56; $3.50:
~ 25N75; front house OF 10 rooms in 4 tenements
and rear house OF rooms; street in order.
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- ! NNA PA L y L Il WANTED. TO LOOK
e. tOOO. after the cash department IN a fine
business IN tie country, employing IS people; is
<AIe TOT 5000 per oEth clear profit which Will be
iHll} proven: must be OF steady habits fun value
ana permanent business; owner is known through
out the State he wishes a partner to handle his
money Instead Of hired help; money To be invested
In The business. Apply n. KENNY, - Kearny. 10 tt
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u ARTERY ST. BET BROADWAY AND VA
ID Hero; 6S :9xl 81 IS ard as In rear with 2-story
improvements covering par of the lot; rents 500;
balance vacant: $25,OU0.
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LoR SALE, s45; GENTEEL CART; COST SIS
i Apply HAklZ ELL IL STALLMAN 5O7 Cali
fornia 81, bet 10 a. II A. NJ. lag 2ts
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M ISSION ST. BETWEEN lST AND ID; 3Sx
WI so, and 2-story houses; stores below; grow
ing investment; $4,000.
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4 Ii KINDSOF SEWING MACHINES TO RENT:
- 81 per month. 1898 Marset iaIO I'm
CEwiNG MACHINES tpE SALE AND RE-
- paired W X. HiGft\S. lO65i4 Il 1ward ST II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10

= -pV. wanted, ith wide-awake. rising Young
business man OF good standing ard reputation; BIAS
q hrstc'aSs trade, clearing $50 per month and
rapidly growing, which absolutely requires more
ass stance; prefers partner 10 hired help: good
wanted more than money: best OF refer
euCeN- fuI investigation and IT al before purChas-
lug TIt- = J. ART. lS5 kearuy ST. 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10

N HEAD OF wELL-BRED ROADSTERS; ALSO
" fine lot of work and driving horses always on
hand. international Horse Market. Twelfth and
Harr sou Sis: SHIIZ K 4 BURTON deSI I'm
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CARPETS.

A RI SQUARES, So: BRUSSELS, 6Oc LAID
y ) W SHREK, 1924 Stockton st. taIO I'm
T CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets; sold elsewhere at 81. ARONSON,
1910 Stockton ST. oc2S 5mo
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> CORNER 5O-vARAs; 275 ON DEvISADEku
= by 1876 on Vallejo and Green: magnificent
vi S.{6 OOO
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I vESTMENrs.

SANCHEZ AND JERSEY, NV COR, 4sxlOO
- bet oath and 25th sts.; both streets severed.
lot grade; $500
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:, TEN WAY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS
- organs and all musical instruments; call and see
our new rooms and stock. MATTHIAS GRAY ~
co, EOS and .0s Post st.. Steinway San. ia7 #
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Gould, but Dare Not.-Angry Father-in-
law-Didn't you tell me, when you married
my daughter, that you were worth $4,000?
could lay my hands y $4,000, but had |
a1ne 81 Noult now re in the peniten-
tiary.-Dreoklyn Life.
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G0n LEAVING CITY; HANDSOME 7-DRAw-
tDDV. er Domestic Sew ing machine: almost new ;
latest style; attachments complete 1857 Stock
ton St It's
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OR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

TEAM-SUIT RANCH: SALE OR TRADE FOR
ght buggy. 1904 Vallejo ST. lt*
l. OR SALE-To BE REMOVED; 2-STORY
! frame building at 5O7 Steiner st bet. Oak and
Fell inun re at 935 Market, Rooms to 20 10 =
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ATTOESEYS-AT-LA
~ publicity; quickest time; legal everywhere:
terms reasonable; no charge unless succeSsful and
All other cases at law both civil and criminal pushed
Vigorously; collections, wills, etc. r. ENGLEY,
AIInRN EfS' ASSOCIATIONS, IL Kearny ST. - I'm
A pFlCE FREE; SPE, IALTY, DIVORCES
-, PIlsdlely' quick time, ral every where; coec-
lions, etc. terms moderate no charge unless sue
cessiui; attorneys all courts: estabd 10 years Law
once, 9. w HOWE q CO.. 20 Kearny st. auis CT
CLARA SHOhTRIDGE FOLTZ ATTORNEY-AT
" law, kearDy ST.. bet. Pine California de- 2 sm
- A. CRoTHERS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW 603
~. Niay si- MOB II
w w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 4.o
W CaIIf0rnla 81. Rooms l1-I5; advice frea d3st
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
I BoEHRER a CO., CARPENTERS AND
y Builders. lib Leidesdorh st. seq a
y.LAwRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- els Sacramento ST. cabinet WORK and fitting az
snsc,s promptly attoDas1 TO; telephone 300 inivst
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MCALLISTER ST, BET FILLMORE AND
wi Steiner; 6S:9Xl37:6, with 2-story residence:
10 rooms and modern convenienceS stable and car
riage-hOuse: $l6.OOO
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G)-D TRAVELLING SHOW BUSIN ESS:
~ ~. splendid chance: pays big profits L ID
i.AhNAkD, has Market ST. near Taylor. Its
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DENTISTS.


DR. THOMAS l.. HILL ODD fELLO VS. BUILD
u ing; ONCE honrs TO }. ap24 ed
DK. LUDLUM HILL I443 MARKET ST. NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; Old pIa Is made over like new: teeth
from 50 per set; extracting soc; gas given. All
nR. KEA, 923 MARKET: EXT EErH soc:
~ with gas 81; filings low open evenings. sel4 II
DR. r. TEAGUE, DENTIST REMOVED FROM
0zOz stockton ST. to % hearny. nol6 I'm
(ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATIoN. 75g MARKET
- ST bet Third and Fourth; gas specialists auI7 u
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices; work warranted DIR J w
KEY. o41 AlarHet st. opp. Baldwin aus II
DR c. II. WILSON DENTIST. 925 MARKEr
~ 81, bet. F.tth aud sixth. OBJ Mason dei5Et
\ Ii NEWSPAPERS Rad LONG AR1ICLEsIy
~ them stating that tile insane asyluns full d
people who took gas only once for painless
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
is wonderfui. BY It's any dental operation may
De done painle win forfeit 800 Tor any tooth
mat l cannot extract without sleep or gas evan
though dozen dentists have failed TO extract IL.
All operations done better Than elsewhere, since
have seven first prizes for beautiful, tlings plato
and crown There 8 Leek deutistS Ofdcs
GEORGE w. LEX, q o'Farreu st. oc9tt
/ EAUTIFUL ser 81; IAIS LESS EXTRACTING
- 5Oc; gold plates bridge WORK crowns: Filings:
allowest rates. DR. {. A FERRY. Mason St de5 II
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MARKET
y ST. (fbean Building): gas specialists; positively
ana gives the celebrated COltoI Gag; 30 900 ref
er'nces; established 1853 ali tons In dentistry
performed. Dir. CHARLES w. DECKER. tel II
GT SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AZ
" good as eau he made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS
dentist $50 Market St. next Baldwin Theater st
60 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ Tor four months to any part OF the United
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30

The sale at forcl, sure of the Pacific
Short line, running from Sioux City
to O'Neill was made on Friday, the
being A. S. Garretson, of Sioux
City, and New York parties. The con-
sideration was, $ $4,000 900. The road
cost about 2.5OO,0O0, to build and
equip and Mr.. G~aIretSon, who has lent
it a large some of morey, nearly q
quarter million dolla.s, secured him
self by taking bonds at the rate nf 81
in bonds for 81 in cash lent, and will
turn these securities in on the pur.
chase. The sale puts the ownership of
the road practically IN Mr.. Garretson.
who said, IN speaking of the effect of
the sale: 1.-The road will be run in
connection with the Sioux City &
Northern and the Great Northern as
a Lake Superior route from Nebraska
that is independent of Chicago control
and Nebraska is to be congratulated
upon having one that is INDEPENDENT
[. is also announced that the line will
be extended to the Klack Hills next
year.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30

The Herald in its issue of last even
ing in attempting to justify the action
of the commissioners in locating the
court house site, says that "Connor
and others went before Judge Now.
lin," etc., Which Conner does the
Herald mean? A few lines before
this quotation the phrase, "Connor's
election is used, and wherever the
name of Conner appears in the ar
ticle, no initials are prefxed. The
inference is plain, that the re-
publican candidate for commissioner,
A. Is. Connor, is the one to whom
the Herald would have its readers
believe it intends to refer. In this the
article is very misleading. Il. b.
Conner lad nothing to 10 ,e,th the H.
junction suit. r. +. Conner did,
however, and it Is bis name that APP.
pears as a litigant in that case. 1t
seems evident that the Herald pur.
posely inslnuates that the candidate for
commissioner is the party referred to
in its entire article.In giving the"facts
in the %case,' "why don't the Herald
"tell the whole story?"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
SALE.

WHEREAS. default has been made In the pay
IA Meut OF both principal ind interest On q sum
secured by q mortgage dated September S.h,A. U.
1870, executed and delivered by Nels !. Ne'aEder
county of Ea!l River, state Of south Dakota I" +;
a. Shove of the county of Fall River, state 81
South Dakota. nn:r;gaging Lot nmher eight ~
IN Muck number two ~ In Stewart 8 audiIion ID
ltOs Springs, Fall River %ccInty, South Dakota,
which mortgase was recorded In the ONCE 81 |! .h Il
Rsver, State of South Dakota, in book "B' ot
mortgages ON page 80. and,
Whereas, nC action Or proceeding AT law Or
otherwise has heen instituted to recover the deDt
or any portion thereof secured by eatd mortgage,
Whereas, II was stipulated. IN sud mortgage
that If default should be made +, the payment Of
all or any portion of the sum 'hrrchy secured,
either principal or interest, that then fhe whole
sum-, both principal and interest shall ut once be-
may therenpOn he f0reclosed, and til. property
described therein sold In the manner provided
by Law, and,
Whereas, the amount claimed to- BE- lse at the
date Of this notice is eight hundred dollars (SauD
principal, and eighty.f5ur dollars and twenty i've
by law and stipulated for in said mortgage.
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF the power Uf sale contained In satd
mortgage and the statute in such case made and
provided, said mortgage will be fotecloeed BY .
on Saturday the 14th day Of November, ID. 1881,
at WOO o'clock, p. IN. of eaid day, at the front
door Of the ONCE Of the register Of deeds In and
for FAIL River county, South Dakota, to the high
Get bidder for caeh.
Dated at Hot Springs $. d. SEPT 1sss s;, 1881.
SETH GIrronD, Mortgage.
Sleri6 Of Fall River county.
First publication Oct. End, 1891. 2:5t.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
and Water.

Besides the active enemies which arc
continually seeking to destroy earth.
worms. though apparently with com.
paratively little effect, these animals
have a habit Of seeking destruction on
their own account, which looks very
like q determined effort at suicide. On
any wet morning tile shallow puddles
in the roadways and elsewhere are often
occupied by the dead bodies of worms
or by individuals at their last gasp.
Have these worms voluntarily sought a
watc,y gravel Or 90 they represent,
as Darwin thought, merely the sickly
and dying i%ndivi5uals which have been
washed out Of their burrows by the
rain7 Darwin's explanation is probably
partly true, but it is also credible that
the heating Of the puddles by tina suns
rays has something to do with tho great
mortality of the annelids.
Cold fresh water seems to be practi-
cally harmless, though salt water is rap.
idly fatal to carthworms. NJ. Perrier,
e. French naturalist. who has paid great
attention to TIE groun. kept various
species submerged in water for months
uninjared: ana in this country there Is
one species, and another in the Folk.
land islands. which commonly passes
its entire life or a great portion of it in
streams and pools. The name earth.
worm is therefore somewhat misiaad-
ing when applied to these forms. which
have. however, no particular relation
to the normally aquatic allies of earth.
wor1Ms.-Cllalnbers' Journal.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30

It is hardly probable that a wiser
selection than that If A. b. Conner,
could have been made by the republic
ms surely none could have been
made that would have given more gen.
eral satisfaction. His sound judg-
ment, shrewd tact, and thorough bust.
ness training make him an unsurpass.
able candidate for the Office of county
commissioners. He is not a member of
the Doodle gang and believes in trans.
acting business in a business way,
without recourse to %chicanery and
legal entanglements. 1t is only neees-
sary for the republicans to turn out
and vote next Tuesday to elect A. b.
Connor aud it is urged that every re-
publican see to it that he is on hand
with a properly prepared ballot. There
will be no $4,000 tied up in court, If
such men as A. b. Conner have charge
OF thA. county's affairs. Vote
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
The County Commissioners.

IA the eventual Sd Of November an
proaches, the citizens of the state gen.
orally are becoming more and more in
terested in the result Of the coming
election. We, of Fall River county,
believing in the certainty Of the cleo.
ton Of Jonn l.. Jolley, for congress-
man, are more deeply interested in the
election Of our county commissioners.
The Republicans have placed on
their ticket two good men and true,
against whose characters and positions
no one has had the effrontery to utter
q word.
Mr.. o. p. Frary, the nominee Of the
First District, is we'll known through.
out his district aud as a courteous gen.
tleman, a kind and generous neighbour,
and an efficient officer, is highly recon-
mended by all who know him. His
success is assured.
MIR A. u. Conner, the nominee Of
the Second district, is a citizen of Hot
Springs, is q member of the real estate
firm of Conner Bros, and a member
Of the Board Of Trade. His standing
in the community is of the highest, a
polished gentleman and a thorough
man of business. He is among
most able business men, shrewd, enter
prising and thoroughly honest. He is
a man of high conscientious principles
a man in whose integrity, implicit
faith can be placed; n whose heart is
with the citizens of Fall River co ,nty
and who can be depended upon in all
that a commissioner and a man who is
honest faithful and true, and who has
tine best interests of the whole county
at heart, can do, for the people at
large.
A. B. Conner, as a citizen Of Hot
Springs and Fall River county is inter-
ested in everything that pertains to
the advancement of both. He is a true
republican n everything that the
grand old name implies. His qualifi-
cations for the Office stand unrivalled
and in his hands the affairs of the
county will b. safe and the business Of
the county handled in a thorough bust
ness manner.
1t seems almost superfuous to pass
%enconiums upon Mr.. Conner. He has
been with us long enough to win a
place among the very highest of OUR
citizens and is held in the highest es-
TEEN by all who have the pleasure of
his acquaintance, irrespective Of party
affiliations. He is endorsed by the
democratic as well as by the indepen-
dent organs and will be elected beyond
any REASONABLE doubt. Vote for Allen
Il. Conner.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
Il Giant.s Chair.

In Dolgel'y, in the north of Wales,
there is mountain celebrated in folk
lore, poetry and song as Cader Idri., or
Idris' Chair. The hollow, couchlike
excavation on The top Of the mountain
has given the peak its name, according
to the Welsh bards the depression was
caused by the Giant 1dris long using it
as a chair. There is a local tradition
in North Wales that whoever passes the
night in the Giants Chair will be found
in the morning either dead, crazy or
endowed with the highest poetical as
pirations.
1dris is various'y represented in Welsh
tradition ~ q prince, magician, sor-
cerer and astronomer. the only thing
on which all authorities agree being his
immense statue. The "Lake of the
Three Pebbles" which lies at the foot
of the Giants Chair, contains three
large blocks of stone, which Idris is
said to have once poured out of his
boots. The smallest Of these stones
will weigh q ton and a llalf.-St. Louis
Repulolic.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30

The voters of this commissioners
district should guard we'll their inter-
ests and vote for \. b. Connor, the re.
publican nominee. The county has
been imposed upon in the past, and it
is the duty Of every voter to protect
his own, interests and vote for a man
who. there can be no doubt, will stand
up for honor and right, and do all in
his power to see that Justice is done
aud the public money Nightly APP.
propriated.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
Col. Joilcy in Sioux City.

Col. Jolley, while in Sioux City Mon
day night, on his way to the Black
Hills, spoke hopefully Of his campaign
to a Journal representative. He said
his chief opponent east Of the Missouri,
was Smith, the independent candidate,
as the independents were sticking to.
gether with great tenacity and were
working hard. He seemed to fear
that the enormous crops of the state
might produce an apathy and keep
many republicans from going to the
polls to vote. He said that il the 20.
publicans only turned ont to vote, he
would 10 all right. 1t behooves every
republican to tlxn ont and give q full
vote. Send congress.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
The Facts Of the Case"

The Herald in a long article giving
the "Facts in the Case" makes some
statements that fly exceedingly wide of
the mark and r altogether mislead-
ing, to say the least. For instance, it
gives as the reason of Mr.. Phillips
resignation, THAT he was disguised
with Mr.. Stewart and Mr.. Fargo and
v. E. Prentice for their refusal to con.
sent to a compromise, which was Of
fered locating the court house south
of the Minnekahta hotel, or on the hill
befmeen upper and lomer torn Mr..
Phillips, mi of our ablest county com.
%missioners. resigned because he was
disguised with the name in which
tue business of the county was trans.
acted. He was unable to effect any
compromise that would be acceptable
to both parties: was satisfied then, and
is now that the compromise, one sided
as IL was, would never have been car
ried out. The alternative cor on tho
hiIr' ETC., did no. appear in the articles
of agreement submitted.
The facts in the Ease are that a com.
mittee was appointed from the lowe,
town to wait on a like committee from
the upper town and try effect a com
promise. This committee met Evans
4 Co., in consultation, but were un'
able to accomplish anything like a com
promise that would be satisfactory tt
both parties. An agreement was ar
impossibility, owing to the outrageous
demands Of Evans e. Co.
The Herald would throw the blam.
for locating the court house next Il
the Custer county line upon DR.. Stew
art, Mr.. Fargo and Mr.. Prentice, where
as it should rest on other shoulders
These men we're too shrewd to b.
drawn into the signing Of an agre.
ment that Oh Mogul Of the uppe'
q 81. :'"' s': a IL SD
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30
A B. & M. Off .ial impaired to a

A B. & M. Off .ial impaired to a
Pioneer reporter the information that
the company is Investigating the re.
sources of Garden City aud Carbonate
to find out whether they offer enough
to justify the road through them to
Spearfsh. If the ore supplies of these
sections are not sufficient no road will
be built to Speartish. As far as Lead
is concerned, a strong effort is being
made to induce the b. & NJ. to build
there, and | shouldn't wonder If it
would be successful. This is only my
private opinion, and you can take j. for
what it is worth. If the Lead extension
is built, it will he from Englewood,
"ud entirely independent of the pro.
posed Bald Mountain and Spearish cx-
tension.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-30

Evans & Go. wanted the court house,
the Jail, the post Office, all the railroad
depots, churches, hotels and even the
calaboose located iu the uprer town
before consenting to a compromise.
Much time was uselessly wasted in try.
ing to effect a compromise, but Evans
g. 70. would have everything, or agree
to no compromise. The real blame of
the whole court house muddle lies at
the door Of T. T. Evans.