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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

Go. c meet again tonight for prac- tice drill. Full attendance demanded.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
From Fridaq's Daily.
 TALK statehood: act statehood: vote statehood.

Soiree at the Mining Exchange hall tomorrow night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

Go G. meet tonight at usual time A full attendance is necessary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

The time on the Benson and No- gales end of the Benson and Guaymas road will he slightly changed after Nov, P. This will bring the stage in to Tombstone one hour earlier than now. The train for Benson will leave at present. All of this will be good news to Tombstone as it will give bus mess men about one and one half hours longer at noon to answer cor respondence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

From Thursday'sDail
 A. Ashman was passenger today on the incoming ceach.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

An attachment was issued for Jim Cook, J Burnett and J Jensen, de- faulting witnesses.
 The grand jury was not in session this afternoon, witnesses not being present.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
City Council.

At the regular meeting last night 8 full board was present. Minutes of previous meeting were read and ap- proved.
 But very little business was transac. ted. The finance committe report ed favorably on the following bills and warrants were ordered drawn for the
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

She Is plumper than she was and there
is, consequently, less sharpness in her
face and more color in her skin. She
mechanism and more like real flesh and
blood. Bat, on, she shsmes Davenport's
La Tosca and puts it entirely to the
blush. She is subtle, daring, womanly
and grand. Davenport cannot but be
big, heavy, and studied in comparison.
Davenport may be lifelike, but Bernhardt
Is life itself.
Very nice people do very odd things at
times, il the fad takes them. Lap dog
parties are the delight of the incest
men of fashion during the Lenton
season when piety forbids out and out
dissipation. The lap dog may be q new
one,which friends are invited to inspect
as they drink tea, or the puppy may be
an old family favorite in whose honor a
party is given. Several attempts were
made to have these parties bona fide dog
parties, amateur bench shows, so to
speak. But this was most unpopular
from the very beginning, for it was
proven at one trial that so many
petted and pampered darlings could not
spend an afternoon in unity and peace
with each other and their mistresses
Little Skye Fido would snap at Mr.
Sptz, willis St. Charles Spaniel Lionel
snarled at Sir Collie who, in turn,
growled ominously as II to put an end to
the lives of half the little pups present.
Then, too. the presence of Miss Greyhound
Cleo caused such rivalry among the
dogs that the meeting was prcmatursly
adjourned
Dog parties are popular, but only one
dog figures at them. He il beautifully
be-ribboned and scented; aud, If his size
will permit, he is passed around from
lap to lap 20 Be loved. petted, kissed and
admired
certain society swell who was pres
cot ut lap dog party WAS heard TO say
''l'm glad I'm not a goose, aud don'i
want TO b an ape, nor an ass, nor a
chump. don't you know Bu. b George
I'd liked more than duced well 10 he 4
puppy"
Aud all the fellows who heard bin
joined in the chorus o; the college SOC Z
80 say VIC ali OK US
CArzrz CaRvLxss
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

"How do you manage to wake up when
your room IS 40 absolutely comfortable"
vas asked a gay young bachelor. DO
you not frequently ovsrsleep the limits OF
business indulgence"
"No. never" responded be gailY. "for
this IS the war I manags. The janitress
wakes me with that electric bell you see
near the head OF my bed. And ] have
given her the straight tip 20 ring
the fusay part Of st. She rings
She electric bell from her own
apartments and she keeps on ringing
tia | aaswer on che other bell That,
voa sos. j. at the foot of The bed. 50 that
have 70 set cut cg bed and walk over
there e rins e. That gets ne up and
don't &C back sgaiD." Quite a scheme
il it notf
81 gress il now the passion fer live
stcck ~ pets thss hotel proprietars ars
bsinr al ed 70 der.sre that snpe OF ths
fogr-focted tribe shall be admitted within
their vasis Last week when Minnie
Fawk arrived az her hotel With her pet
5es Fi;o&y. notice was AZ oace served ca
ser tAat flie&y must - It was in vain,
Aianie HAWKS aasband. the Chevalicr
de Hrsse- " srteax. pissa-d thas EilcSv
wsi xacd e8iy sixteen ounces and woG ID
sasxe hlfa~eI Obnoxious "a ne var. The
r'aassemeat was insxorsble. srguin Z
as s. sac deg Wa Permitted to sta
cTerv rcsa a In chs hsiiSsas wenld err
f,t g. fess sasn s-eetF fsssv Aours
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

. prefes<lsssl des s4sssarsx woszl2 a..
- - aided 80 lie ksssi fierce - 1ssz.a.
skieh B4Ps vsEs xz1 wAiea ssr~ a.
el3giDls.
ksfsAs<ass 10. lad sEozbls e. a.
hoststFy aad partly "a zeeoeat q hes
psss, TO, tEoasA "a tais case, thsy ~Srs
" sss raay tries. Pear sazxss ara ths
constant bsaeplE esaa2~sa@a If N.a4Eas
BsrshAfdt aad ths Aes<l r~es!s ea.iD =
las ~ ths fsass ladies' Ia tbs Aoass
aela tkssF s4iEts a little aigAsF a. tier
passed tsFensa the csrr -i9Es AID 4 saznaA.
went iato asgsoas calls at th< meg.
ussntloa CT . s2sksdom anasE re 49,.
EooE
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

The hotel, however. threw open its por-
tails wide, and thither Madame Sara went
with her suite, including the snake fam
ily, the little dog Choaette and the big
dog NyrthA All we're Installed In the
bridal suite, occupied last water By tho
Patti Sieoliai family, aud Madame Bern
hardt VAS atrestfal liberty 10 do as she
pleased with her own snakes and her own
ioss. New pitchers aud table service
was At once bought for her use, likewise
aew napery and bed linen.
Never were New Workers more de-
lighted than with Bernhardt's La Tosca.
She drove them wild with fear, delighted
them with her coquettishness and set
them mad with her passion, all in one
brief play. She Is siren of the wicked
est sort and witch OF darkest ages
when she sets out TO be. She can make
love more desperately and hold her own
more faseinatingly than any one on
earth. And yet she can play light comedy
or do tho dreadful stabbing act TO the
Queens, or more properly speaking, TO
the Presidents own taste.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
Too Much Follow.

A Detroiter who returned from Buffalo
the other day decided to walk TO his
home on Adams avenue. After getting
up to Fort street Re discovered that he
was being followed by an old woman
with valise. He made two or three
turns. and as she continued TO follow,
and at the same time appeared to be n
stranger to the route, he halted and
asked:
MADAM. can / assist yous'
"Not as knows Of" she replied.
'But you seemed to be following me- ="
well, when ] got of the train the
conductor told me 70 follow the crowd
and Ia be al right, and so | took after
You. Hope you'll slack mp little after
this, for I'm almost out of breath. De
troit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
a snte InYesrrlcnt

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
y0u satisfactory returns, or in case ol
failure 2 rcturn c, purchase price On
this safe plan yen can buy from our
advertised druggist a bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Ii is guaranteed 90 bring relief IN every
caac. waeu used for any affection OF
Throat, Lungs o. Chest, sucn as Con
sumption. Inflammation ~ Lungs. Bren-
chltis, Asthma, WhoopinC Cough.
Cfouv etc, ctr. Il = pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe. and
car egways l'e depended upon. Ira
bottles 10 cents, At Peck Brothers drug
sinTe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

Astoaishsd Clergyman lof'ie.atins at
christeaingl- Please repeae the name o.
this infan. again. aud say & slowly.
Parent Mary Barbara Elizabeth Par.
I.T- Axeusids- Joanna Perfume Williams
Finley Ycung Tbompson- PIckle.
Clergyman writing is down ~ par
ent's dlststioai-Nsy I ask Why you
give tbe chill such a rerarSabs aams'
Fsreas-Is's al We ever expect 30 Re
shla 10 give Der. sir
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
DO NOR SUFFER- ANY LoNoEE

knowing that q cough can be cured
in a day, aed the first stages of con
sumption broken in a week, we hereby
guarantee Dr. Ackcr's English Cough
Remedy, and viii refund the money To
all who buy, take II as per directions,
ard 90 dot find our statement correct.
White 4 White % Monroe 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
Very Consoling.

Very Consonns.
"Boy," said lady on East Elizabeth
street, ''have you seen little lost dog
anywhere on the street?'
"A little black and tan"
"Yes."
eyes, saw him right down by the
alley"
Thanks"
'.But he isn't there now. A great big
dog caught him right at the alley and
chewed him up"
Mercy"
And gulped him right down."
Heavens. no.
Eyes, he did. / guess he took him for
q piece of beef. You needn't feel SO very
bad. though. The big dog is down there
now, and he's paving and bowling and
aches all over. I'll bet your dog stucl;
in his throat, and that he'll choke D
death in less'n half an hour. Detroit
Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

Let him, for example. take q suite In
any Of the newest bachelor apartment
houses, and what does he getf Or, more
conveniently speaking. what does he
not get, For 10 Is easier TO men
tion the things omitted. than those
which he has. An elevator conveys him
to his door, = touch upon button lights
his rooms His parior Is busted into o
state Of apple pie-order TT to delight
the soul OF sny woman and to lull TO re-
pose the blsse breast OF the most fastidi-
Gus man. Chairs are all arranged as
they should be-not Rs they were when
dear Jack left them after the little gamo
last nisht-cigar ashes are swept up aud
eigsrstts debris gone. Ali is spick, span
and lovely.
IL the sleeping room whore Jack lays
his tired form TO rest, peaceful neat
ness reixns. Brushes ays put away, tot
let articles nicely arranged, combs hid
den, night shirt seereted and no trousers
visible. The bed is made into a state of
rounded. springy softness, minus pillow
shams To perplcx the weary, aud rufled
sheets to tickle ones chin at unexpected
hours Of the night. The comfortable Is
light weight elder down affair, nicely
tucked in AT the foot and thrown back
ward over the foot board ready to be In
vited az jerks notice to come up and
warta the bachelor iimhas On . hook near
the head Of the bed hangs an elder down
bath robe, all striped In blue, pink and
scarlst-just the thing to Jump into for a
trip to the porceline tub which IL await
Ing the morning ablutions in the adjoin-
ing bath room. Here there Is an abun-
dance OF great towels aud plenty OF good
soaps and every eAerssoryithat petted
hachelorhooI can S~ryS-rt
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

Simply Apply "swsYxE's eSSrxsST. =
No internal nsedicine required Cores
letter. eczema, isch. al eruptsons on ire
face. hsnds mise. ste.. leaving the sk r
clear. wfsste and heaithy It's great
heaiin1 aud earasivs powers are POS
sssxed ey 20 ether remedy. Ask your
striiea sts for swAxNE's Ci4xraSsSz.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

An Irish 6os.or r>csstiy rsPraTsd a
fris1d fer rs TOO liberal ass q bSan5r
Z /. aranksof i since I was a boz sas
IA Sc = Very likely" replied the doc
~. "bu. Z zen As5 ne~er svsak e 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

We desire 70 say 30 our csti7ens that
fer years We have been selling Dr.
Kng's New Discovery for ConsunaYs 50n.
Dr.. kings New Isle Pills. Buckien's
Arniea >slve and FleCtTe Bittefs. ard
have never handled remedies that 81
Sc wei or that have given such uri-
versa satisfaction. We DO not npsi-
tase r. guarantee them every tine. and
We stand really - refgnss tie paresa -
pre- II satisfactory results DO nos foa-
low their use These remedies have
wen tssIr great popularity rsgTeig O.
thei- merits. Pea Bros, dTuggists-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

The rosy FRESHNESS and a veivstv
<oftnesS Of tas skin = invariably Z
tanned by those Nn0 Use poEzoll Com
n3ex.oo Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

TIE hsss ssIve IN IT, world for es7ts.
sores. tetseF, essppe5 ksues. ehsihlAsrs.
GERS sE16 al sssa eTaptsazlsy and pos
tgeiy cures piles, or 10 FssT required
Is = gzarsu teea - Sfve peTteef satsfac-
ton ~ nonsy rsfan6e-z- Prees - csats
Per box Fer sac RI Peek Eras-, drug
gsss, corner Monroe ard IsvsEoa-sts-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

War on s,rofals and every form Of
irsuasre hl.s1a = nosss declared by
Haoa's Sarss aaritla. the eat ecu
a-e4or ct AZ blood dsss ~~s. Nhen
uiven a i8ir tr.al 4 sih prove Is merit.
Peeknanl's Group Remedy cures
whoorinv Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

NJ wfa<sew's Sssfnsag Syrup saesit al
wavs aSpd fax chsiarea eeethsaE. II soeth~s
faa ehsd zefsa~< ne 93ns<. atsays Al pan.
e~res x'nd rsiis sna : rhe best rem>ay tor
ssarehoe4 IS earfS a ecttfe
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

sAftA A4ASs sEe 80 Arranged, ae~,
tA4g aaa eau have sll-~ab.siatsiy ali.
hs desires furnished hin In his osa
fsom Ia response % a touch Of shs ssll ~
. spsssh down the tase
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01

PRIVATE Diseases OF MEN
special study and practice for many years.
over ,.tel treated yearly. Recent eases OF
PRlIAIE DISEASES cured IN short time.
face or body. cured without giving mercury or
other poisons. Mercury Il the curse of the
human race. Your children Will suner from its
effects. Avoid 1t rs you would avoid any d. ad-
is drug. and use 1, no more. These diseases
are ieug cured in this dispensay without
mercury.
DIR. Grafton IS grad uate of Rush Medical CO..
lege. Chicago, Ill. is well known al over the
United States and Canada by thousands OF old
and young men be has cured. and 10 Is n well
know = tact that foryesrs h. has confined him.
sell o. the study and treatment Of srxuai and
Chronic Diseases. thus obtaining advantages
lew possess. Medicine. Ike all either sciences. Is
progressive ana every year shows proof OF It's
advance. By a combination OF remedies al
great curative power he has so Arranged bis
treatment that IT will afford nos only inme
date TelIei but psT'nanent CUT 1, a. , forms
/ All Chronic Dissas far in advance of any IN
I stifution In tais country. Those wto co ITEM
plate gsipg 70 Hot sprS9rs Ter he trts,inssl
at oEe-third the cost At our Dispenssry. II East
RiPrURE cured without pain OF biadrance
from oasiness-
T.adiec By this treatment pure; lovely
1duloo complexion. free from ssilown-ss.
Irecklts black heads. erupticns, etc. briilsani
,yes and p-Eieet health eau be had. lnai
promptly cured. Nervous PrcstTation. ten
srai tenility. >ieeplessaess. Depression and
Iadigt sfion. oya1si Troubles. Inflammation
aad liberation Falling AID Displaccmen ats,
spinal Weakurss. kitney COMPLAINTS ana
esanse Of lie. consa.i the old Iostef.
I've and Ear ns9,e % 2, Ca ,s nst ln. .,
I Globe and Far ami Near Si-hiedaPssA inFtr-
( sion Of TIE Li1s. Scroiaioss fses. ticersstens,
Z IaHannafion~. AbsreSs. bl,aBexz 81 Vision oi
I one ~ hafh Ives. xns Tamers Of lid lsaana-
800 - - a
I tsrnaI ~ Externa' Deafness ct s'sfs!ysis. Eng
tux or Eoafins Moss. IhieAeaed Drat9. tte.
Nervous Debility sssi@si i.s s.s..
<4gat Emissions Loss ef-Nifsi Power. ee2
( is>sas 81. D steHssacy. Loss 81 Asners. tea.
fus.oa - u ess hiar tsfoTe The eyes. 8sSua3sr.
f,tssogHIass Depression of SPIRITS. tFtrsi = e
society. Ess3v Discourage lack 81 Co.'s
esece Bnli Ltsf8sss InSs fgr study er basl
ness. ans fn6s 4fs a buratu. safely. permaa-
/ ently and prissfey cursd-
Private Diseases F F.s.4 Fla AL &
Sssuz p ser y eat $50 af tie SCI ia trksns.
W1af # Dese ~ "a II feTnse. ~sefssf
frern iraEryeenf hshafe 81 veg1F SF ~-rnsi
ksfsfs - r. AZURE yr1rs nT sny ease ffasf ~
81 states ths scxnsi fsaef4aBs, sssesni y as
{ rexrrsnenfiv cDfet
Roth Sexes esss.t ses.a,s' = -, !
pssAys are Banxer8ns.
SEED r esris sfsEps Fer xs1fes eSz31s -
yz~e - Hesffn.
+ CsraeT Bfase sz1 Gshss. sEAse EsEl1ss Mite.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
RECKLESS Mss CARELESS
Tells Of ths Sacred Mysteries q
BaeasloE hood
. Peso s.ss Ds4 - ssssfs DsssAss zess
90 90 fssssss<a stsa-fas L-r s~s
cs.ss sss ssa.4ss sara bsssp
k.4as es@ssss hss usszi-


AGHELOES b sys
pssfsfs slmss thsss
alassssaEA esataFy
days ~ass al tie
eoTsi Of sezsea
laEdlsras AID jaal-
sssEs srs eoasplftDz
90 1aaAs haehalos
ahesiss shs mast
ehsEaiss zaa con
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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-01
$1,000 REWARD!
PRIVATE Diseases of MEN

For any Ease they fail 10 cure coming under
their treatment by following their directions
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-06
NOT ACTING AS THIEVES.
Judge SlagIe INDUCES in Some Peppery
Talk About the Supreme Court-The
City Gains a Point in the Haights Run

Judge SlagIe INDUCES in Some Peppery
Talk About the Supreme Court-The
City Gains a Point in the Haights Run
Sewer Cases.
Judges Slagle and Collier heard argu-
ments yesterday in the appeal of Alexander
Kings heirs from the assessment for the con-
struction of the Haight's run sewer The ap-
pellants claimed that while the property was
damaged by the construction of the sewer they
had been assessed for benefits. 1t was also
claimed that as the assessment was made under
the act of 1887 1t should be stricken off,
City Attorney Moreland stated that the city
was not at present in condition to do anything
in the matter. There are cases now pending
before the Supreme Court that would definitely
fix the status of the city, and he asked that the
appeals be set aside until the Supreme Court is
heard from. The appeals were of long standing,
and he could not understand why they should be
brought up at this time. No special injury or
injustice would be done anybody If the cases
were put of until the Supreme Court is heard
from.
nothing should be done until the Supreme
Court is heard from, as the case now pending
will settle all such matters.
Mr.. Guthrie, attorney for the appellants, In
sisted that the appeals were an entirely differ.
ent matter from the one before the Supreme
Court. This was private sewer entirely.
Judge Slagle said: I'VE will not assume, al.
though the Supreme Court may, that these peo
pie (meaning the Board of Viewers) are acting
as thieves and scoundrels or from improper
motives. say again, we will not assume any
such thing"
The papers in the case were taken and the
judges promised to give a decision after the
Supreme Court had been heard from.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-06
NOW WITH THE JURY.

he Braddock Rioters Trial for Murder
on the Last Day-The Arguments and
the Judges Charge.
The trial of George Rusnok, Andy Todt
nd Michael Sabol, charged with the muir
er of Michael Quinn at the riot January 1
: the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, Brad
ock, was concluded yesterday before Judge
lowe in Criminal Court 1t reached the Jury
4 the afternoon and court reconvened IN the
veuing waiting an hour for a verdict, but as
one was returned another adjournment was
sd till to-day.
George Rusnok, one of the defendants. was
he first witness called In the morning. He de-
led having participated in the riot: denied
aving been at the works on New Years Day,
nd denied of knowing many of the witnesses
tho claimed to know him.
Michael SaboI and TOdt were placed on the
tand. They admitted that they had been at
he works during the riot and were compelled
o JON in the outbreak by the leaders. Both
enled having taken part in the assault on
Guinn.
In the afternoon Colonel Blakeley, in bis ad-
.ress TO the jury in behalf of the defense
poke for over an hour. claiming an abb had
cen clearly proven Tor RuSnok, and that the
wo other defendants had taken no active part
. the riot He appealed to the Jury in behalf
the defendants on account of the prejudice
sAluSt the IorelgnerS. and OF their almost
ractical helplessness in showing their own
Ide properly by reason of their inability to
peak the English language.
District Attorney Johnston made his address
rom the evidence submitted. He read over
he evidence aud said no alibi was proven in
he case Of Rusnok, that he was active In the
ssault on z ulnn as were the two others. He
sked for verdict of murder in the first de-
rec, as concerned the three defendants
Judge Stowe then delivered the charge to the
ury. Considerable interest was evnced by
he reading of the charge, as three men were
4 trial for their lives, being held responsible
or the death of one man in a riot, participated
by hundred or more. After defining the
aw relative to the degrees OF murder the
udge said: III the jury are satisfied that the
lefendants or any one of them were engaged
the riot that occurred January l, 1881, at the
ldgar Thomson Steel Works. actively partici-
rating III It, with the purpose and intent to
rive out by violence and physical force
uch workmen as might refuse to accede to
heir demands, or resist their attempt to drive
be workmen away from their work. and if
-ou also believe that Michael Quinn was killed
~ the violence of the defendants. either
eparately or conjOintly-that is, by blows
rom clubs or sticks OF instruments of any kind
lsed upou the body of the deceased-by all of
he defendants whether they were together
in different places, and the blows
we're struck at different places and
ines during the continuance of the riot, and
his violence was committed in pursuance of a
0mmOn purpose of the rioters to drive the de-
eased and others from their work. then they
re all equally guilty under the law of murder
n the second degree"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-06
.RGUING A MISTAKE.
be Judges Hear the Application for
Mandamus on MIR. Grier.
NE BANK wASJUST ONE DAYLATE
Sending in Its Bid for the Use of the
COunty's Surplus Cash.
ESTERDAY IN ALLEGHENY'S COURTS

The argument in the mandamus asked by
leKander Giltillan against Controller
rier to restrain him from giving. to the
entral Bank the funds of the county for
sposit, was heard by Judges Slagle and
ollier yesterday. This case grows out OF
e published advertisements for banks to
4 as depositories for the coanty funds. A
israke was made in the advertisement of the
reiheit Fleu1lG, making the last day for the
ception OF bids the l4th of January instead
the 18th as legalized. The Union Bank putin
bid on the l4th, but the bid was refused.
John Bryant appeared for Mr.. Gilfllan and
ed thai preliminary injunction be granted
the case. Mr.. Bryant argued that the act of
ssembly of March 2, 1872 made it the duty of
le Controller TO notify all solvent banks,
mixing houses and exchange brokers in the
ty of Pittsburg. The notices were published,
II were contradictory and misleading, and by
'ason Of this but one bid was received. On
le 18th of January the Union Bank submitted
bid which was refused by the Controller.
bese proceedings were not for the Union
ationaI Bank and it was not argued that they
lould be chosen as the depository, but the
lhlic should he given a fair show and each
Knk an equal chance.
J. H. MnIJe appeared for the Central Bank
ID argued that publication had been made
all the official papers. He denied that they
ere contradictory except in the German
lper, which was It's own mistake and not that
the Controller. The Central Bank had de-
vered its bid on the day specified and it was
he only bid submitted and they woIld insist on
leir rights
James FItzsimmons and X. S. Frazier ap-
cared for Controller Grier and Treasurer
ell. They argued that the mistake in the
erman paper was not mistake by the Con-
-oller or Treasurer. but by the paper itself,
nd they could not be held responsible for it;
lat the Controller and Treasurer had no
over to reject the bid of the Central Bank
IthOut submitting the county to considerable
ss The bid of the Central Bank was the
ighest rate of interest paid in the county.
he court took the papers,