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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12
Notice to Bridge Contractors,
For Stone and Iron Work.

Notice to Bridge Contractors.
For Stone and Iron Work.
NOTICE IL hereby given that scaled
IN bids will be received by the Board
or County Commissioners OF Dubois
county, Indiana, At the AUDITORS Office
OF said county, in Jasper, Indiana. on
TUESDAY, JULY TIN. 1921,
for the erection OF . Stone Substruc'ure
for an Iron Bridge 81 two sbutInents, e
replace Kesterson Bridge, crossing Pa
toka river il Columbia township, Dubois
county, which present Bridge u now
condemned. Also for tho erection Of Q
Single Span Iron Bridge at the same
time and place. Plans and specifications
on file in the Auditors Office.
BY order Of Board Of Commissioners
JOHN GRANELsPACHER,
Auditor Dubois County.
June ~. lS9l-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

County Assessor Kendall mas oeen
hard At work tnis week Ret'ins ~ ny
true inwsrdness oi ihe assessors oors-
and has found tnst ou' 'hrec - '"s.', ~ Y.
footed mp their BOOKS, . requ'o" -
law, 10 the entire county. re -. s" az,
~ caused -, - - - ! mnw hrsv -.
snem up properly ~ w ~. 80, a..
sn'"ss"e 80 ~ .,nch mora N some
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

Nice rain and everybody happy.
J. ID. Rudolph. OF Huntingburg, was
in town last week.
Phil. visited Loogootee one day last
week.
Henry Grabsm vas at Huntingburg
last Tuesday.
Frank Nichol says be will bet on the
exact time made by 5. s. Wineingcr ia
bis round trip from Haysville.
Madam Rnmor says two Of our young
men will shortly embark in the farming
implement business. Success 70 you,
boys.
Phil. Armour, John E. and Captain c.
were canvassing. We think the two
gentIomeD are likely to take : trip 70
New Orleans.
Well Jimmy Falcon, you requested %
to answer in regard to Capt. 9. II you
will come 20 our town and look to the
north side Of White river you will zoe Z
man with . fried shirt and box-tocd
pants and silk hat on, and then you will
know who Capt. q. IL.
John Geisler and John Rise are still
fishing
John E. had bad luck, he came near
getting his mock broke.
j. "A. 5. says be wishes that he had
some one TO console him.
We hear tho Same old laugh from
John &.
The only love face wo saw Wa the
face of Erancea Me-
BnLY's FRIENDS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

The New York Sun with almost %
worth or epace booms ext Governor Gray
for president. II he's : long communica-
ton on the subject and the New Castle
Democrat takes hold Of the matter In On
extended editorial with the request that
every democratic paper 10 the State, and
especially the indianapolis Sentinel
should reproduce Il. This q not col
exhibition Of much nerve. The Sentinel
might add mo, thank you" for Il u not
put up on Gray plans. indianapolis
bun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12
Average per acre. 10 county, without
improvements 1856 2.i2.

Commenting on : brutal reference e
NE railroad accident In which Capt
WIN. B. Myers suffered : broken jaw
he Oakland City Record forcibly re-
marks: "Whatever else may b said o.
Col. lngersoll Or Capt. Myers, it must
Be said that they did their duty . SOL
diers, and any mao who. at this late day,
casts : reflection upon either 10 not
friend to the soldier, but an outepoken
enemy. Each earned the distinction
that be now wears IS soldier, and each
Is entitled to bis choice Of political par.
ties, without unjust criticism from uu'
principled parties whose diminutive
minds, II they ever had any, are scared
over with party prejudices, "as with an
hot iron.'"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12
4 Word About an Electric Light

In the first place jasper needs Il. Our
good citizens are entitled 20 a. good
lights for reading aud working. and Tor
that matter. Tor dancing By. ~ the peo'
ple on tho most favored spot on the
Globe. and they expect their town srus-
tees 10 provide II tor them u Il u within
their financial reach, aud Il h the pro
vince Of tho town hoard 10 appoint q
committee 70 investigate this part ~ the
question, and ascertain by persnnsl In
speciion tho cost. lst Of erecting : plant !:
"a Of maintaining IL; 81 Of revenue de-
rived from L.
But, says one. let II be put up BY .
lprivate corporation. Why bya private
corporation? A private enterprise IL a.
ways conducted 10 brisg the most mon
ey for the least expense TO ia owners,
and body polite. such a. town cor
poration. should eudeavor 10 secure 81
public necessities tor ils people, II the
Lowest minimum cost. Lights, public
and private, are Q necessity TO all rich
land poor alike. II furnished BY . pri.
lvate corporation the poor man is COM
PEELED 10 pay more than his just share
for tho public lighting. We believe The
lighting system should he owned and
managed BY tho town for tho genera
good.
Next, can Jasper afford III Let u
see. A plant that will furnish 600 light
Iof 80 candle power each, will cost from
$4,000 to %. 400. In accordance 20 tn
kind OF engine. dynamos, buildings, an'
= street fixtures, adopted Say for IN
purpose Of demonstration IL costs DO,
:, loco, and the town Issues its bonds 70
I that amount, bearing elk per cent. inter
! est, will the revenue justify such an ex
! lpenditure?
Let Us see. The interest on $1,000
will be 5000 year. sinking fund Of
: per cent. will be $500, cost OF maintain
I ling and operating: engineer say 500
I per year; fireman $500; superintendent
|, $500; coal, ton per night at 81 per To-
! 1856; oil and waste $40 per month
$40; repairs say 500 per yesr-makin
. total for expenditures Of o2.9e5.
81 We have had an enumeration Of th
number Of coal oil lamps used in Jaspe
and find there are 757 private lamps
1.-The town. II is : fair estimate that I
: least one-half Of these, or as would
II supplanted by the better light when
lie available, as eli the stores, Offices, q
Icons. work shops, &C., would B
-Imuch more comfortable and healthfl
with IT, Surprising the town ehoul
charge rs cents month for each Is cal
Idle power lamp, 375 < IS would equi
ls28l25 per month, or 1875 year, tht
paying all the expenses Of maintainanc
Interest on bonds. and per cent. siol
ling fund, and leaving margin Of 81
Ito pay towards expenses Of street ligh
ling. There should be 80 street lamp
There are nearly that number nov I
pretended lights, which are only sbo'
half lights. At present these cost Il
-ltown about $500 year. Put the stree
lights at 30 OF 30 candle power electr
: lights ct S1.25 each per month, and
ut would amount to $3.50 per year; d
duct the surplus revenue from priva
Y. lighting Of $3.50, and Nc have the co
3 TO the town Of $3.50, or $40 cheap
- than ct present. Think Of Ill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

The Faculty OF Jasper College issue
the following report for the month end.
ing May 81, 1891:
, Joseph Balastrs. 80 J. Bonhomme, 80
Alph. Carrico. ~; Phineas Clarke go
James Elder. g.; Danl Fogarty, 81
WIN. Friedman, 81; J. Garaghan, 73
G. Gramclspacbcr. 95; Jos. Heavrin, 90
Conrad Krempp. 95; Chas. Lampert, 81
y Ohm Mahoney, 81 Geo. Meschede, 65
Harry Mitchell. So; Jos. Richardt, 56
Il. Schneider. 76; NJ. Schuhmachcr, 81
~. Sermersheim, 80; III. Gottbrafh, II
Joseph IIelfrich. 76 Geo. Smith, 81
Kerr Traylor, So; Oscar Uphaus, 81
Highest mark attainable, 100.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

az In the famous ROYAL gambling
swindle case before the high court Of
England, where the Prince Of Wales was
proven Z common gambler by his own
testimony. the jury found that there had
been cheating bv Sir VIM. Gordon, one
Of the future King Of England's inti-
mates. Why il should cause so much
excitement Is inexplicable As tho whole
world has known that al England. roy
atty included, has been cheat, and moth
ing but cheat. for the past century. II
Is standing disgrsco to the civilization
of the 10th century. And yet many
Americans pander TO It.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

UThc indianapolis Journal IL talk
ing up q railroad from the Capital
through Bro wu, Monroe and Martin
counties to Jaspcr, st. Anthony. Ferdi-
nand, st. Meinrad and Tell City. Such
. line would be paving investment
from the start, and citizens in the towns
interested should write 10 the Journal
In regard 70 their resources TO sustain
such q road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

HrThe Peoples Party" Il rather =
misnomer for Republican soreheads to
adopt. When the Democrats demon.
strated that I'VE are the People IN 1890,
BY polling 5.Of2140 votes to 4.el4,748
policd BY al other parties combined.
Tho shand writing 10 on the wall, H and il
requires no Daniel 70 interpret Il for the
Republicans, which accounts for 90
many OF them coming over 70 the Demo-
Gratis. "wo are the PeopIe"-.and "don't
you forget i'll"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

The railroad shops st Princeton are
moving on very rapidly and will soon
be in active operation. The Princeton
Democrat saws: Harry Kurtz has con-
tracted for 10000 brick from DR.. W.
g. Kidd, 10 900 have also been purchased
from Oakland City. The force on the
shops il being increased and things are
moving lively
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

Philadelphia Press: Republicans are
generally Of The opinion that the new
party movement will not hurt the re.
publican party, while democrats are just
a. well satisfied that Il will not hurt the
democratic party. This leaves tho now
party nothing 10 do but 70 hurt itself,
aud II will be . miracle OF lie kind II II
dozen have great luck In that way.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12
Stop slandcring-A Warning.

The undersigned hereby warns all
people. that the evil talk that has been
INDUCED in concerning my wife and
J ohm Bauer, must cease, as II has been
proven to my satisfaction 70 be entirely
without foundation aud unjust, and
without cause. and hereafter will PROF.
ecute any person repeating such SANDER
Gus statements as have been made. 70 the
full extent Of the law. MAT. URIcH.
June 8, Claw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

BENTON. IAf o.. VIA. Dec. -
Rsv. ,. G Bergen vouches for tho foIlox1ngs
James Rooney. v1o was suffering frcm vitus
Dance b ~ worst form for about ono and
1ourth yoars, We trased b. several physfcians
without effect; TOO bote1se q Paotm koenigo
NQvo Tomb curoi him
ToUsaArsT. OHIO. GA -. 1ogo.
ned Pastor Kocnigs Nerve Tonic Tor Iaay
- ycaFs old: ovcry two or throc weeks she bed
serious attack OF falling sickness, accompanisd
with headache and Was driven % madneee; sRD
ms sent once 70 IN inoano asylum Tho doc.
tors could not roi;gW heg; ! began with one
bottle Of your medicine: sho BID takcu three
quaftera ~ y. and she wrote 70 mo fow days
ayo:. The medicine helps me much thinh
onoehng bottle viii cure ma
REV. ARMAND HANEIsIN
RARR-A. Valuable 1l0ok - Nerves
- U1oooeco oonl fFoo % NJ o0dro<1.
"Y cpd po1e pane9ts can Also oosaln
1hie remedy - bsen Rrsgsred - ne neysnn1
Sno1 psupsisa undsfhis dlIsciion %
KoeMlo MED. co.. chicago, a.
so,d ~ Dueetsss q - pes Bottle . sur ~
Enrso slze, ol.7a 9 Bottles for %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

Rev. Morris S. Woods, after long i'll
ness from the effects Of typhoid fever
died ct the home OF his mother, 10
Evansville, Wednesday the Sd inst. he
vas one OF lndiana's brightest divines
and It the time OF his demise wss pastor
OF California street Methodist church.
TndianapOlig.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

The Michigan City Dispatch says that
Elk Speaker Mason j Niblack, Of VIM
ccnnes, Is making q quiet but systematic
canvass for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton. Mason knows thing or two about
politics, and although quite young DC
will bear close watching BY other fel'
lows in the race Vincennes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

Fox RENT. "A three room house on
9Th street. Apply at the COURIER Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12
LITERARY LECTURE.


Hon. CutScF = Doo
Has been engaged TO deliver lecture OF
the Court House 10 Jasper, on the night q
TUESDAY, JUNE IS. 1891,
BEGINNING at ~ o'clo> *, on the very sug-
gestive topic Of "WHY ARE WE HERE, IN
TINS SPHERE or AcTIoN?'
The we'll known ability and literary
talent Of Capt. Dobbins should insure
large attendance upon this lecture, par
ticularly as our people do not often have
An opportunity of listening TO any
strictly literary effort. We hope to sec
g large audience. n,
Az admittance fee OF Is cents will be
charged adults. and 10 cents for children
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
Brief TACOMA New.

TACOMA, July Especial HSecrefsry VIII
ian Taylor, Of the Tacoma stevedoriay. Long
snoFsnsn and Rigger-' Union, died Yesterday
fEon the result OF al operation uecessisafed by
o rapture Funeral sunday.
Ihs Washington Improvement Conpsny has
noa'ed 100000 IN bonds in New YORK city. and
the money, which viii be realized within
thirty days. viii be used n developing the com
p&nys coal mines, Eear South Prairie-
Alien c. Aason's !. 2.5o0-yesr-old mummy, which
beFurehgsed sf Luxor. Egypt during his recent
III around the word, wss exhioited today n
ArsAasea's cfkee
James Ranssen. = house mover. fell from the
ooek INTO the bay, while fishing yesterday, and
Va with difficulty rescued He will recover.
kirg Count Commissioners ocdin and Tsy-
Tor, and County Auditor Txiehell, CT King
county. were in the city today, and in the
AFTERNOON witnessed the Tzcoms-PortlAnd base
b3l game as the gue-ts OF Pierce county con-
missionsrS Nessrs- Woodin and Taylor come
hem TO consult with tie Pierce county commits
sionen about bridging the White river between
TIE TWO counties. They viii decide tomorrow
what action they deem advisable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
THE TASTE GREW on HIM.
A Brazilian Eats Up His Friends. Hav-
ing Turned Cannibal-

SKw YoEK, gaIy "A little thres-c0luna
newspaper, pTiated IN the interior OF Brazil,
which reached here today, contains horrible
story OF an1i5.liszn- i zaE named C2ens1t
Vserz Is sz6er grrss< az Salinas. state % Mlazs.
Br1Ell. chargst With eating amman nesh In
taiE With fhe eiit5r ks xaid that tar sosas tine
he and num bSr Of others bad lived up11 In
ESD hesh, and wA9n nkksd what motive tza-
PEELED them 70 such h&rbzrous acts, aid IL Vas
beexuse thsy liked * Asked hoE they
secured tie Erss victim, - said be
wen; one day 70 the house cf q fr7ead named
Lsand-o. who invited hira 70 esf piece Of his
ELssndro's9 dead child He was hungry. aud
did So The following dmy he tca16 = woman
ssleep by tbs roadside. He killed her and took
the body hone soon altar hs Killed . tread
named slnTliso. and with TIE assistance OF two
Others. named FTzrc4sco and Z@rRra- ate htm-
When his aesh wss al consumed. ssrzplisos
two sos were killed for q further snpyly os
food Later on q man named BasSilo and tie
p-is5ner killed and devoured Frxz-
cisco. asd anAliy. having discovered
that BGssllo had sfoisa sairt
from him. be killed him he ate very lite %
hin. however. for be wss arrested within two
days Of the murder vierz vas captured in the
act Of making meal oe portion of B&sSiio's
rsrslns. The sola-e-s found Bassllo's nody
p@cked away in q h&rrel prep<-ec with pepper
and salt
@Thea kas human fesh a. agreeable t.sts7-
Nisrs was asked
-No.~ he replied, s-is is tao sweet TIE PARTS
ate TIE hesh roasted or boiled. seasoned with
salt and grss. deal OF pepper
yiera expressed 10 relorse fo- What be had
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
ENTERTAINING THE EaPKRoR.
His Visit in England Furnishes q Great
Show Every Day.

LONDON. July She emperor Of Germany
arose early this morning After taking esnfer
IN kosts1 row, he returned 10 Buckingham
palace. where, in cou pGuy with TIE empress. he
received osPutatsons from the various German
social srd benevolent societies. IN L0n6cE and
the diplomatic esrps
This afternoon the erce-cr again risste<d Rot
fei row, attended only By sn siae-ds-czmp, ard
dressed IN the uniform OF Prusssan general.
he was mounted on one Of his own horses.
brought ever from Germany. Later the Prince
and Princess OF Wales gave a garden party at
the Mar borough house In honor OF the emperor
and empress, which was q great success
Here their ms5esties met . number OF the Brit
Ish and German aristocracy. Music was fur
nishec By bzRd OF British guards and that Of
Of the PrUssia1 Ray2l Dragons. the latter h2v-
ing been sent 70 England On purpose 20 play az
this party Thousands OF people crowded tbs
neigh borhood Of Marlborough house. anxious
70 catch GLIMPSE Of the German ma5essiez
The emperor assisted tse qzeen % alighf from
her carriage o. her arrival and accompanied her
tc seat Altar refreshmsnts she emperor and
empress were shown over the grounds. Alter
dinner in Buckingham palace the queen re-
tended q concert in Albert hail. where The
Golden Legend" was sung. the royalties occu-
pying the queens box
The emperor wore the uniform Of British
admiral The empress wore q dress OF cardinal
ailk, with dazzling tiara Of diamonds. AZ the
conclusion Of the ~KGiser's March" the audi
ence arose and cheered the imperial visitors.
who bowed in response.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
E.firn.d Wen Aeauitted.

-. PArE jury s-In ths case q The United
States ia J n EA-xn and G. : Ho-drlags. q
the ChicaEo, - Paul & Kansas City road. on
srizl fo- al alleged vi0a&s1oa ot EAe infersi4te
conzercs law, JEeEe TEAysr fa-s Elrzlag in
ssrucse1 the .1Ty 20 I'D for delsa1sa- Tie ev-
56eaee IN the es-e shows IA AZ tbs time os TIE
alleEea unlawful sale o. s.oe0 ticksts TIE cora-
psny LAD CT sac ard pceiicsy advertised f.y
sale Two kinds o srss-c-ass tickcfs from II rAEf
- ChiesEo, o1s tsr=le1 A. --1Ell1ItG1~ ticzss.
which was sc.1 A. 81 =. ans ore termed g
s.lsrrErS1H ticket Which Vas so far 3 Ezeh
uAs n reality uaiiuslfed. s11 beucs ths slxth
s=ctign of the iuters-ste 49, - Vicls;sf The
csurt. however, was szfis1e1 src- .As evidence
II The ease ;Eks tAsre vas = ti@ers1~e between
ths tickets. tae unlimited cas- - r3c- the eo-n-
rznv's regulations bzlRx eu-ltle9 20 s.1r-ovsr
pr1vi3eg~s- while TIE company IN sks case Of
limited siekeiz rescrTe1 TIE -iEht 20 zaske coa-
t4nusus paSs&ss- zlinous-. fhs tickets sold wsre
nci pzErke4 II TIE zlzrEiz. . ll1nis tie Es-
no. OF uSsgs. Tie tu6-s the-sss-s iEstrucie1
TIE jE-y 80 Acguir he defendants O. al ;ss
counts Il TIE iEcscIrsut
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
A RACE AGAINST KuIS.


AE4&& aEsn~ rom I1G MrupkCY.
KANSAS CITY. J1ly z--Georgs W. Howell, 9
prominent luaabsr dealer os AtcAls01. Kgn.,
p4sssi iarouga hare t04sy q r4ee against rEia
20 Je1erso3, Tex II Ae arrives a. Jefferson
before TIE eioSs Of banking hours tornorrow
and EGxes his Signature 10 q check
hs eza ssve tie TefEes11 Luzhe-
Company, jefferson wcolea Eills AID J. T.
Bernls from the financial ruin which now
tsreGt=ns them Howell went from here oa .
speca a. train over tie Memphis ro&d. AZ Hox.e-
ARK. he VIII taxa sYseSai trzfa over TIE lroa
Nou7.zin 70 geEezs0a- Caless &c meets with
o-iAy Ss VIII reach Jefferson a. ?. n tc1o--
ro=.
NASHVILLE, Teaa-, yaIy s--The Bank OF Com
usrees Of SAe5eld. Ala, which las been en-
oAErNssed sor the pas sw0 days, hKs provided
arrangements 20 z1eez al Of rs obligations n
cash g eslled foz, and resumed business thIs
Ec-213z As Us1Ai- Ias hz1k Is entirely solvezE
CHICAGO. July 9-B. Booth. recegvs- in the
case OF Peter Wight against TIE Wight Fire
Proo1ng Company. hr6s himself between Gw0
fires Among tAe eonf-zcss coming iEso the
hands OF TIE receiver il cne ra&Ee by the coz-
pzry with ,. .. Nils, Of Sex York. 70 Do FIRE
p-ooEzg work OF s buiiding q De erected IN
s21 Francisco sor s1asy0n According 20 the
contract she work wzs 70 bs completed b. Ocfc-
bar ]. ard the receiver ceaplnins that he has
zos the Necessary funds TO carry cut the agree
ns1S he wrote - several GTrns A7d they re-
fused 70 take The conErscs for less than sl1a.lso
Now, ssyx the receiver. he FAUST do o1e oI tEo
things He has either gos 10 borrow TIE money -
do the .oh at : loss Of s2e010 % the estate. Or
violate the eo2tzart, and allow TIRE owner 20 sue
for ire difference between tie coatrscf price
and the szaouat il vii cost - have The work
done By ether parties In tie latter event NILS
can onlE sle & elxin against the Wight CON-
pany and saAre with the other creditors n tie
sssets- The court Instructed The receiver ros 70
carry oUs the contract
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
SEATTLE BUTCHERS ACQUITTED.
Frye Bruhn Not Guilty of Stealing
Idaho Cattle.

BLAcKFooT, Idaho. July a.jspecial. lin the
trial OF G. r. Frye and Others here today on in
olclTents found here last January against
FRYE Bruha, both of Seattle. the jury prompt
~ returned 9 verdict Of not guilty. Not partl-
Gle of evidence was shown connecting them
with crooked transactions sensation was
created when The jury IN the case retired 70 ths
!ury-roozn. Judge D. ". standrod said in open
court: The affair a this TIA. j. net Jet coz
elUded understand that Al effort was 70 have
been made by persons connected with the prose-
eCfion On the outside 70 reach the Jury. shall
investigate the matter fully 6 soon a. possi-
ble- The judge. when interviewed, sad:
Heretofore iuries have been fxed with impun-
iiy. and l am determined to punish any
attempt % ohetruct the wheels OF jns-
tlee- shall tonorrew, IN open court,
ho!d an investigation. and win punish all
Offenders If guilty. In an interview . proni-
nent man here, whose name 10 Withheld for the
present, said that the judge sent for him in
chambers, when the following facts were
elected A esitIeman from near here ap-
preached him, saying: .sYou have got nothing
at stake. and something has got 70 be done IN
tais mzt1er. We have no case against Frye, but
have spent money Ike water. We must not
lose this eass in this court II Frye Is going to
beS. Is he must do il in the supreme court
Vow you are the man TO 60 and see the judge.
1o1 can DO il and tell him that by God the
c2ttienen demand that these men must be con-
yicted in this court and let them get out Of it in
the supreme court
The Investigation win involvs great many
prominent cattlemen. The object of the arrest
OF Frye and Bruhn was 10 cover up numerous
cattle thefts which have taken place the psst
year IN Bingham county, Idaho
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-10
TACOMA ASSIGNMENTS IN COURT.
Carpet Dealer Charged With Fraud
Trouble Over Brickyard FaiIure

TACOMA. July Especial Evidences OF
fraud in the failure OF Henry " Warner, car
pet dealer, caused Judge Allyn. OF the superior
court. 20 issue sn order late yesterday. citing
Warner 70 sppear Tor personal examination in
orGer 10 determine IL the charges OF fraud were
well founded Warner could not be found BY
tie sheriff today. He laid il stock Ill his credit
was exhausted Then b. disposed OF the bulk
Of his stock and assigned. with Liabilities q,
$1,000 and assets 81 &,0ao
Judge Allyn, of the superior court. this after
noon decided that the mortgages could no;
appoint an assignee for the James B.eeCker
brickysra property. BleecKs- assigned TO John
Burke. one OF the creditors, such action bang
approved BY the National Bank OF Commerce,
who are creditors 70 tae ex1sai OF $1,000, and
Faweett Bros, whom B}eecke- owes between
500 and 5000. Baeecker ove. Burke sS,oaa
Under the law, requiring that both the majority
OF creditors and the majority OF credits my
designate an assignee the taTes creditors men
toned favored Burke, while Is workingnen.
creditors 10 the extent OF 81, co. favored sheriff
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