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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

ITO HENRY W. PYcHLAU OR PYCHLAs. DELLA
Il Pychlau or Pychlaa, Annie Pychlau or PychiAn
and Elwfn Pychfau or Pychian.-
You are hereby notified that I have purchased
for The sum OF eleven hundred aud twelve dollars
and forty-fve cents, lot number zsd. on block nu m
Der ISL on an assessment m1p annexed to q report
made by Commissioner OF Ad1ustmeat' appoint
ed BY the Circuit Court OF the county OF HUDSON
IN pursuance OF Chapter CXu OF the laws OF 1855.
a certified copy Of which map was died IN the
Office OF the City Collector OF tAe ely Of Jersey
City, n. J.. on the tenth day OF OctoDer, eigneeen
hundred ami NINETY, at a sale made by tne Cit[
the provisions Of the sad acL entltied:-
"Am act coacerafag Hs settlement and cal
lection Of arredrGges Of unpaid fdres. as
sessnleRtS and sgafer-rates or irGfer-renfs In
cities Of this Stdte. ard imposing dRd iees-
tRO a far, assessment and lien IN lieu AID
iRstedd Of ssch drreardges, and TO eHjorce
the payment thereof cad to pr0rfdo J0g
the sale Of lands subjected 10 future lara
tiOn and assessment"
Pissed March 3oth, 1885, and tie supplements
thereto.
Ana you are hereby further notiaed that you
have, or clain 70 have, an interest therein. and IN
less the said lot. tract or parcai OF land shall be re-
deemed, Is provided In said act before tns expira-
ton ofsix months from AID after the service and
publication thereof, 8 deed Tor the same viii be
given conveying 20 the purch Aser the fee simple OF
sait land ana real estate according 20 the proTts
Dated 5erssy cssy. n. ], January 18th. 1881.
HENRY A. GAEDk Purchase,
No. So Central avenue. {
J@rEaT CITY. !. y.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW YogK

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW YogK
~ Contract Company.
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting o. the
Board OF Directors Of The New YORK CoutrAef Com
pany. duly eansd aad held a. its ONCE on tee -bta
day OF January. ls9L the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved. That in the Judgment OF this Board it
Is advisable and most Tor the bensBt OF the New
York Contract COMPANY that the S2ne shOuld De
forthwith aissclve1. ana 10 thar end IS Is ordered
mat a meeting OF the stockholders be beid On the
fifth day OF MarcA 1881. AT eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon. at the 0fhce Of the Co mpany IN Harrison.
hudson county. New Jersey. 70 take action on this
resolution. aud further that the secretary forln-
with give notice OF saii meeting and Of the 1lOp-
ton Of this resolution within ten days from this
date By publishing the said resolution with a
ncg.cs Of It's adoption II the NE.Fs. a newspaper
published IN the said County Of Hudson for at
least four weeks Succeeding and By mailing =
every stcckholder Of this company in the United
States
In witness whereof we have heEeunto sst our
hands anu affixed the corporate seal OF said Com
pany this 26th day OF January, A. D.. ISL
JULIUS IIPAAS.
henry LIFAAN
ORG c. Sc0fIELD
JAMS - bkuE&
ii. KIND,
rtseetors.
Attest
N. KIND. secrstary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

ITO HUDSoS CONNECTING RAILWAY o
L pany, John Il Aewton, James 7. Wallace.
trustee Charles PaFsonA Jr- trustee:
franklin J. Mallory Kebeeca Mallory, sarah
Hobbs. Emily V. smith. Lansing ZGbriskie and
Augustus ZabrisKie. executors etc, OF Abraham 9.
Zaortskie, surviving trustee, ETC. OF William ".
You are hereby notified that the First Saional
one hundred aud nineteen dollars Rad eleven
ceaU plot number uine hundred and n.nety-eigbt
e9ak on block num Der one nandre1 aad eighty
three 1881 on al assessment map annexed 70 a
report made by Commissioners of Adjustment
appointed Dy toe Circuit Court OF tne CoHnty or
Hudson. in pursuance Of CHAPTER CAlL OF the laws
of 1ss6. = certified copy OF which map was hled IN
me ONCE OF the Comptroller q jersey city on the
twenty-nlntn day OF November. elghteen hun dreo
and eighty nine. at a sale made by the Comptroller
OF the said city. under and by virtue Of tue provt-
sious OF the said act. entitled An Acf concerning
the settiegnsnt and collection Of erTearases OF
unpaid taxes. Assess ments and water rates or
water rents in cities OF this state. and imposing
and levying = TAX. assessment and lien In lieu and
instead Of such arrearages, and 10 enfOree the pay
ment thereof and to provide for the sale OF lsEds
passed March 81. 1885,, and the various supplements
thereto. and You are HEREBY further notified that
you have. or claim TO have an interest therein
and unless the said l0L tract or parcel o. Land snail
be re1eemed. as provided in said act, before the
expiration Of SIX TEodIhs from and after the ser
vice hereof a deed for the same will Be given
according 70 the provisions CT The SAID act.
NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY CT
BEDLE NuIREEIR MCGEE & BEDLE, JR.
rs ATTORNEYS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

ITO HUDSON CONNECTING RAILWAY COA.
4 pany, John X. Newton. Ier1ss 4. Wallace.
truseee Charles karsons. Jr, trustee; FRANKLIN ).
Mallory. tsebecca Mail0rS. Saraa T. Lewis Ann l.
culver Harriet H. E.ODos, Emily '. smith, Lansing
Zabz1skie and Augustus Zabrskie, executors, csc,
oADrauam y. E4Orskle, Surviving trustee, etc.,
and William W. Altlor.-
Bfou are hereby nodasd that the First National
ndnk " JERSEY Clty mas purchased for the sum OF
nine dollars and ninety eight cents $3.50 plos
number nlns hundred AMI ntn5ty-ssven g9l on
block numoer one hundred and eignty-three t55.
on al assessment nlaQ annexed 70 q report MAZE
the Crcait Court Of tbs county Of Hudson, in Dur-
suance OF Chapter CAlL OF che laws OF 1855. aeer-
tined copy o. whlcn nlap was mid In the ONCE Of
the ColDptroller OF the city Of Jersey city on the
twe1tynlatn day OF November. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine at q sale maize b. the ComptroE
Ter OF the said cstg, under and b. virtue of The pro-
visions OF the said act, entitled AN Act cO2csrnlng
the settlement and coiiscton Of arrearages u IN
patd taxes assessments ard water rates or water
rents In cities o. tnis stase, and imposing and
lexying 9 tax. assessment and lea Ia lieu and Ia
stead Of sIch aTrearaRes and 10 enforee the pay-
ment thereof, and 20 provide Ter the sale OF tAnds
passed March ", 1856. ana zoe various sup plemeats
thereto. and you are hereby further Nodded that
you have, OF claim 70 have. an interest therein,
and unless the said lot tracy or parcel Of land
shall be redeemed, - provided in said acs, before
the expiration OF six mon rs from and arter ths
service hereof, a deed Tor the same VAL be given
according TO the provisions OF tue said act
DATED January .ist, 1891.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY CITY.
oy
BEDLE. AuIRHEip. MCGEE & BsDLz. in.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
no vIsoESr K%ENYoN:-

n VINCENT
You are nsTeby notified that ] have purchased for
the sum OF four hundred and nrry-dYe dollars and
ninety cents iots So - ana ~ on block number
~ on an assessment map annexed 70 q report
made BY Commissioner q Adjustment aP
pointed by the Circuit Court OF the County Of 6ud-
Is q a certified copy Of Which map was sled IN
the onlee q the Cly Collector " the CITY OF Jersey
Clty. \. J. on the tenth day Of october. eighteen
hundred and ninety. al a sale MADE By the CITY
Collector OF tbs said ctts. under a1d b5 virtue OF
the provisions OF the sid act entitled
IA <cf Concerning fhe eftlesisatand c~ollecsloa
or aTTearuges Of unpaid tdrss, 0sSessntsafs
and Icdfer rdfss or sr1fcr reats ia cst3e7 OF
this State. and imposing ard lerysRg a t1rs
assessment and den ~ lieu and INSTEAD OF
such orrearGees. and 10 enforce the pagsaeIlt
hereof, GRd TO provide for tAe sale 81 lands
subjected 70 future ta1asi0a oad 0Ssess-
nleltf.
Posed MarcA s1th. 1886. and tae 81 piemeats
thereto.
and You are hereby further notified thst you
have. CT claim 70 have. an interest therein. anc
unless the said io1 trac1 or parcel u land 81 al be
redeemed. as provided IN SAID act before Ire ex-
pirataa OF six noatas nom cad after the service
or publication thereof q decd for the sans viii be
gisea eonveylns to the nrehassr the Zee simple
ofssic lznf and real estate ascending 20 TIE Dro.
Dated Jersey city, January q. lsaL
Purchaser.
HExRY A.. GAEDE
AttorneY for Purchaser.
No. So Central avenue, Jersey City \. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
Dated Jersey cry. January 80 3D.

AN oRDIsANcE TO AMEND -AS ORDINANCE
n concerning Hack Drivers. Omnibus Drivers
and Porters passed April Nth. ISL
The Manor aud Aldermen Of Jersey City do
ordnin as fofiorcs :.
sEcTzok L-1aat section Eleven ~ OF the ordi-
nance passed AHrn - 1850. entitled IAN Ordinance
CONCERNING Hack Irivers, Omnibus Drivers and
Portersr be amended ~ striking out Ore words
~piaeed orr and inserting after the word figures"
the words each not less than one and 3 half inches
10 myth"
CHARLES ". ALLEN.
President
JoHx E. SCOTT.
City clerk
UREsTEs CLEVELAND.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
CHARLES EsTRRBRooE,


Special meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters Thursday afternoon. January ~,
1891.
The following cali for the meeting was
read
JERSEY CITY, Jan. %. 1891.
Charles Esterorook, Esq. ClerK Board OF
Fire Commissioners
DEAR SIg-You viii please call a special
meeting OF the Board OF Fire Commits
sioners tor Thursday afternoon, January
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
ToTIcE 10 cREDIroRz

Estate or Garrett N. patterson. deceased. lydia
Patterson and Charles y. Patterson. executors OF
Garrett II. Patterson. deceased, by order u the
Deputy Surrogate Of HuGS0a county. dated
October 81 1sS8. hereby give notice TO tbs
creditors OF said decedent 10 bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate Of said de
eedenL. under CeEh or affirmation within nine
ronrhs from the date OF said order. or they will
be forever barred " any action therefor against
LyDIA PATTERSON.
ARLR H.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS. VIII II REczfvBD At
= TIE ORES of.he board q Stress and wessr Con-
osiosf a n. Tor SSs sonstr aessos * : ssEsr IN
from SEA vis~ ave % q Doiat a5oas 10 feet sOush
OF cates ave ana m
from Ocean Az, 70 ee,ss ~ 49, .o.ors.,~. w,.,
nisns snd spsoiacatiols en- ale IN tae onies q the
ShisJ Enk,nee9 corner Of, Jer.sy ave and Mercer
sureties must - ooaaiasf.
About 20 lneai feet o. Is snceb psos sewer. rela,d.
xeoa, - lnssi fsst o q iaes pigs ever ne~,
Aooat nev receiving hains
ABOUT = cubic yards Of ~concrste.
Tine allowed Tor the completlon OF the work,
sixty CO. working days.
Ise iaaslng o. ne above imp.osemsnts and
rsmoassrance q TIE owners o. tho propersy Liable
proposals. mustb be encsosaf In soaiea envelopes su
oorssd -tIoposaa FOR sewer IN ocean aaa gares
man or Committee .oa. street= aud sewers"
ing wnea called for IN the order Of business rsiat-
ia 20 sealed propoealA
sales.--future q sareaes 6e silo1ssa
The attention o. bidders IL especiaaly calleu 20
terms whereof no eon,rs1f shah Be binding upon
the CITY until no ooncsmen offered b the coz
finsnce. Presidsas OF sssa Board having po~sr q
examine the proposed oondemen under oath
ESQ 7. BoUrox.
Dated jersey city. January 80 .
Az ORDINANCE FOR TRg RELIEF OF PAT
n rick Kenny IN construction Of a bay window
IN building No. "a thirteenth street
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey Ctr do or
dam as (0il01ns -
SECTION L-That Patrick Kenny shall be ana Il
hereby granted permission 70 construct and main
tain a oay-Uindow upon the dfst floor Of building
owned Dy MIN, No is Thirteenth street. which
may extend beyond the baildtnr line o. Ihir
teentn street two "a feet eight - inches. any oral
nance 70 the contrary notwltnstandfnEs tho work
to - done under ths supervision or the Inspector
Of Buildinzz
CHARLES ". ALLEx,
President
Joux z. 5corT.
City Clerk.
oREsTEs CLEVELAND.
Mayor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

NOTICE Is EEREBT GIVEN FIAT THE CON
~ nisslo1srs OF Assessment tor Jersey City wiz
meet II tnelr onios in the building occupied by
the Board o1 street ana Water Commissioners. oor-
uer Of Mercer street. anu Jersey 1Fsnua. Jersey
CfSy. <. J.. GA Tuesday. February II IesL az tea
O'Clock c. m 10 apprsi.e tne value q lands 70 be
taEea sor the opening Of
NEPTUNE AVE.
from BERGEN ave-. eaStTardiy % oeean ava ana
tue talnase which ans owner Of sEen lads or OF
aay interest therein may sustain bT reason Of scc1
improvement ard will then and there hear all
parties interested in said ina prUTemsnI VINO desire
70 be hezrd before them On the value a lanes 70 Dc
taken for sid improvement AMI tae dAmz<5
whfeA any owner Of such Iands or o. any Interest
rherei may sustain ~ rea<on Of such tnNroSe
nienL al which tine ana place all parties tn1eresF
JANIS HUSZ.
~ DAFI&
JANIS
Commissioners OF Azezzmsnk
" ". RraGLrs.
Chief Engineer-
Jersey cIIy. = :. January 18th. HaL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

MEXICAN EMPLOYERS LIABILITY EsUR
"A ance Ecmpauy.
10 rkOm 1t a0g c0Nccgp:-
Notice Is herebr given by the subscribers who
are a majority OF ne directors u the American
Employer Liability Insurance COMPANY. that
pursuant 70 4 resolution passed bT the Board OF
Directors thereof on fhe sesOnl daF OF February.
A. ~ i-st they hereby declare their intentioa 70
increase the capita stock Of said eompany from
the SUM OF one hundred aad aftF thousaad dollars
to the SUM OF two hunnrea thousand dotfars and
that en- the Dinta day OF March, A. D. ISL. az the
principaf once OF said conpanv- No. I Noatzom :
cry street. IN Jersey CS. New jersey. they nfu
opea books Of subscription FOR sat1 tncceasa OF
stock All keep the ~ame oEen untu tie full
amount thereof saatl be subscribed.
Dated Jersey G1fy. feoruarg , ISL
J4SATHAN y. IEAxr.
NApr EiDI1xE. Majority NJ tie
CHAELx= 4. WILLS. B1zr1 81 A.
A. >FADoxz. txcetoFs OF the
E. WRIuEr. Anerie1n Ina
y. SAFFGKn koss. Players Ls&bd-
X Il Cushing. rs inx1r1ure
HEsKf eEizEkT. COMPANY.
HAMILTON MALLE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
NTofIcE oF ~sEITLEMENI.

Notice IS hereby given that the account OF the
subscnbsrS executors OF Alexander Forsyth. de
ceased, will be audited and stated by the Surro
gate OF the county OF Hudson. and reported for
settlement on saturday, the slst das OF 5anaarJ
ANN FORSYTH.
HDE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, held at Department Head
quarters "Wednesday afternoon, January
Is. 1891.
The roll was called at two O'Clock.
None of the Commissioners being pres
emit the clerk declared the Board adj
journed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

Notice q hcrehg given that the accoun, Of the
subscriber. adminI9tratrix Of Thomas ]. ColEan,
deceasel. viii be audiIed ana stated by the Surro
gaze Of the County Of Hndson. and rep ported for
seulemeat on sataraay. ths I'm day Of February
Dated DeceEaber L A. D. $50
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

90, 1891. at two O'Clock for the transaction
OF general business.
Yours respectfully.
JoHN CONWAY,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
JOHN CONWAY,
JOHN Ii. BROWN.
E~.re II n a%RRn-n

JAMES H.
CHARLES EsTERBRooK. Clerk
On motion the CLERK was directed TO
communicates vita the Pennsylvania
Road and request that the superiatend-
ent of SAID road or his representative be
present at the next meeting OF the Board
TO confer relative to the destr uction OF
Engine Company No. 3 by reason OF col
lislon with a train on above road
on motion OF Commissioners Brown the
Board then adjonrned-
CHARLES E-sTERBRooK, Clerk.
Special meeting of the Board Of Fire
Commissioners, held at Department
HEADQUARTERS, Tuesday afternoon, Febu-
AIRY 8. 1851.
The following call for the meeting was
read:-
JERSEY CITY. Feb. 3. 1891.
Charles Esterbrook, ESD. Clerk Board OF
Fire Commissioners
Dear Sir-You viii please call a special
meeting OF tns Beard Of Fire Counts
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

LYDIA
CHARLES H.. PATTERSON.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06

Chief Englnerr-
Jersey Gty, y = January SSh lSL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREsT eIvES THAT on THE 18th
y day Of Sune. As1, application was made 10
the Ecard OF street aud Water Commissioners b
Charles ". fisk ana others for the improve
, 1891-09-25
THE SECOND VICTIM.
Howard A. Lyon Succumbs to his
Terrible Injuries.
His Vigorous Struggle For LIE
Ended Yesterday.
Funeral Services to be Held This
Afternoon.

Howard A. Lyon is dead. 1t has beer
reported all along that he would get well.
So thoroughly was the report circulated.
and Lyon himself so persistent, that even
the men who saw him taken out of the
wreck had began to think his recovery
possible. The bravest cannot withstand
the grim monster death. and Just as the
people had begun to forget the horrible
accident of week ago, the news of the
| plucky mail clerks death is a sudden and
sad reminder.
Lyon seemed to improve until yester-
day. when the change came and from that
time on his sufferings were intense. He
repeatedly asked that his position be
changed but he could not be made easy.
Calling for ice he would seize and devour
it hurriedly, almost frantically. From
appearances it seems he was seriously
hurt, perhaps scalded, internally.
A short time before Lyons death a tel
egram was sent to his brother in Penn
s~ylvania to come at once if he wished to
see MIN awe. OOOn anOtntr WAS scut
announcing his death. A telegram was
also sent to a sister of Mrs. Lyon in Sid
ney. There was some talk of holding the
corpse until Che relatives could arrive, but
it has been decided to have the funeral
and burial today.
The postal clerks yesterday evening ap-
pointed a committee Of two who will
complete the arrangements for the
funeral. Frank D. johnson and Vim.
f. Loche are the committee and they have
been authorized to call on Lyons former
commander at Fort Russell and request
that a detail from his old company,
A of tie 18th infantry, attend the
funeral. AS Mr.. Lyon held an honorable
discharge and met his death while in the
employ OF the government, it is probable
that more than a detail will attend from
Fort Russell.
The funeral procession will leave the
residence in Hurd terrace, corner
Twentieth and Bent streets. at 2;30
o'clock. The funeral will be held at the
Congregational church at 3 o'clock, Rev
w. P. Crowell officiating.
, 1891-09-25
BRIGHT PROSPECTS.
Stamp Mills to be Put In Operation al
the Gold Hill Camp.

Special Correspondence.
GOLD HILL. Sept. 20.-The prospects
are nov very encouraging that stamp
mills will at once be set up in the camp.
Col. s. W. Downey was In Saratoga last
week making arrangements for putting in
his mill at once. The owners OF the Le-
viathan mine will hold a meeting next
Thursday to confer with Col. Downey
about putting a mill on their property.
This company have been working an
arastra and sluice box on the ledge matter
OF the Leviathan and State OF Wyoming
lodes and have demonstrated they have
good pay ore in these claims and if salts
factory arrangements can be made with
Col. Downey, will verv soon have a mill
running on their property.
Four men residing in Saratoga have
sent for prices of a FIVE stamp mill with
the intention of setting it up in Gold
Hill as a custom mill. There is talk that
some Of the miners are about to poo
some of their claims and form a stock
company. Local capitalists have agreed
to take a certain amount Of stock, to be
used as working capital.
Miller Bros. & Hansen are sinking Q
t~hirty-ive foot shaft on the Garfield lodi
and are now down about twenty feet
This ore has improved very fast and nov
pans well. Dahl & Go. are at work OF
their claims and when a mill is running
will be able to furnish a large amount o
good ore. The tunnel on the Lakeside il
now twonty feet under ground and ha
cut one vein at about fifty feet from tn,
mouth OF the tunnel. This tunnel vii
cut three other veins in this hill that viii
supply pay ore for the mill.
An assay received on the summit lode
shows four feet of ledge matter that rum
$50 in gold. Several new strikes hav,
been made five or six miles west from
here in the same belt, thus showing thal
this belt is nine miles in length, tina
shows pay ore.
The new arasta on Gold Run is abou
completed and will soon be ready for ore
w. I'll. GREENE.
, 1891-09-25
POINTS.

Yardmaster VIM. Bierd is in Denver.
Drs. Belmont and Garner have gone
South.
f. A. Sitter returned Yesterday from
Laramie.
Civil Engineer w. o. Owen of Lara
mic is in the city.
Bishop Talbot has gone to Philadelphia
after his daughter.
j. NJ. Fillebrown of Granite Canyon
was in town yesterday.
Capt. Benefits wife and daughter
have gone to Salt Lake.
Capt. and Mrs. w. P. Rogers went to
Denver yesterday for q short visit.
One OF the Duval brothers will leave
Monday for Denver where he will take
charge of a class in French.
Fl. Z. Reed went down to the Van
Tassell ranch yesterday and will hunt
ducks andantelope in that region tor a
few days.
Mrs. j. s. Mcclure, who for several
months has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Sowden, left yesterday for her
home in Burlington. la.
The many friends OF Martin Sachs,
Jr., will be pleased to know hat he is in
town. Mr.. Sachs is hero representing a
large Omaha cigar house.
MI. and Mrs. J. H. BerGan and Mrs.
Fisk of Patterson, N. j., who have been
visiting Cheyenne left last evening for q
visit to Colorado resorts and Salt Lake
city.
j. G. Argesheimer has returned from
Salt Lake. Mr.. A~rgesheimer was one Of
an excursion party to Logan, on the
Utah Northern, and was delighted with
the Cash valley.
Geo. Cole arrived from the South yes
terday, where he has been spending his
vacation. He has accepted a position in
the mail service and leaves this morning
on his first trip West.
, 1891-09-25
TWO PRISONERS.
Doc MIIIigan and Chas. yirdIn Ar
rested for Horse Stealing.

Sheriff Kelley returned Yesterday from
Larimer county, Colo, with Doc. Milligan
and Chas. Virden the two men who are ac-
cused by Helen jenkins with skipping out
with a team which belonged to her. The
two men are in the county jail and will
probably have a hearing today.
Mrs. jenkins SAYS jenkins, whom she
is suing for a divorce, traded the team,
getting s25 from Virdln and a barber's
outfit from Milligan. which he sold for
$40. making a total of s35 for a team
worth $500. She says they should have
known better to buy the team as she had
previously advertised in the city papers to
the effect that jenkins owned no prop
erty.
The deal between jenkins and Milligan
was made on Friday and Mrs. Jenkins
says the latter aud Virden left that night
after dark with the team. Mrs. jenkins
got trace OF them and on Sunday went to
Fort Collins. She hunted up Sheriff
Davie who followed the men. arresting
them at Berthoud. Milligan and Virden
were lodged in Jail at Berthoud on Mon.
day and remained there until Sheriff
kelley's arrival.
A colored man who is reported to hav,
bought the shop says such Is not the case
He says Milligau told him to run thu
shop until his return which would be il
about a week. The only arrangement
was that the colored man should havt
whatever he could make after paving rent
The BARRIERS outfit, the colored barber
says, is worth something like $40.
Doc Milligan was seen at the county
Jail. He was shaving one OF the prisoners
whom he said was his fourth man in al
hour, the time he had been in the Jail
Doc says he is over SO years old anC
never had the keys turned on him before
He says he bought the team, got a bill O.
sale and was taking them to Southern
Colorado to sell. An offer of $3.50 wa:
made him In Collins for the team.
Milligan gained some cheap ~notoriet
here last winter. His mistress was foun'
dead on the floor of their room in tn
rear of the barber shop. The woman ha
been sick for a few days and she ar
Milligan had been drinking heavily; e,
. cessive dissipation causing her death.