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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department. one-Catlin. Jud

FRIDAY, October 50, 1891.
| feople vs. Geo. Cartwright and Ike Golden.
abteL1Pt TO commit grand larceny-Defend-
ants refuse to plead; plea of not guilty entered
10th - - eAAi"oA
People VS.. John Ryan, embezzlement-Sen-
tence continued until November Cd
Feople VS.. Dan Fay, burglary-Sentenced to
| tW9 G wears we Is IN m, the Folsom Prison.
| dismiss Withdrawn
William Conklin VS.. Joseph Marty-De-
murrer withdrawn
+. y. Burr VS.. w D. ComstocE OF al Com
tlnued one week
IN re Henry Garrett, an insolvent debtor
Pet1tion to set aside homestead granted.
mitted on briefs
Mary Beatty Lindley VS.. Mohawk Improve
nlenC ana Canal Company-Continued one
Estate of Catherine Gruhler Final dis
charge OF administrator granted
Department Two-Van Fleet. judge.
,,,.,,,. FRIDAY, October so. 1891.
william Conklin VS.. Joseph Marty-De-
murrer withdrawn
susie D. Codman VS.. Franklin H Coffman-
Deienuant ordered to pay S25 per month
p .; smith VS.. f. W. Fratt-Continued.
ued one week.
| week. ''0N oiio
Winters VS.. Enos-Summons allowed to be
withdrawn.
j. J. Spiel1er VS.. T. NJ Lash-Application
lot dlSSoIutlon OF injunction denied
a: !. reynolds VS.. q. r. Parvn-Demurrer
sustained.
Frank Lohmeyer VS.. Philip Cohn-De-
murrer OVerruled
Moore & Smith Lumber Company VS. Kate
May Dlllon-Case settled out or court
Estate or Joseph BauqUieF, deceased-Con-
tinuance granted for one week.
Estate OF Elizabeth Woods incompetent-
Passed as improperly calendared
Estate OF John K. MISUNDERSTANDING
one week. III ''0O
Estate and guardianship of George w. Com
ian. - W. . ~ "
Estate of Bridget II. AIiller-Final account
liied, olstrlout1on ordered and administrator
discharged. '''0A
Estate and guardianship of l.. B. Mobr
bond, $4,000. s''''i 0i''i''
Estate of Ira J. Darling-Report of commits
. sl0ners 10 partition real estate confirmed
Estate OF Levi Aldrich-WilI admitted TO
probate. ~
Estate OF Joshua Fouutain-Petition for
homestead continued two weeks
Estate OF Mary w. I4ansing-AIotion TO re-
NoGe appointment of administrator set for
hearing November Sd. at ? O'clock
Estate OF Eleanor Fassler-Petition to set
ASIDE exempt property continued one week
Estate OF Martin DEMONSTRATION for, lot
ters OF administration by James McNasser
passed. 9'
Estate Of Wm. Ayers Johnson-WiU adj
nltted 10 probate and letters of administro-
ton granted to William Simpson.
Estate OF j. Z. Watson-Einalsacc accountino
continued one week. -
Estate of i. j. Hopper-I ettars of od,,i,,ie
tration granted to Mrs. Hopper: bond 81 200
Estate or Joseph burns-Motion denied to
compel administrator 10 make RETURNS on be
sale of real estate.
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offered for record. It is by jeff Hildreth
to Marion E. Cole, transferring to the lat
ter 4S0 acres of land in the heart of Den
yer, the title to which is claimed by the
right of pre-emption, Hildreth stating he
settled on this land thirty-two years ago.
Should his claim be upheld it would In
volve property owners in endless litiga-
ton. The general opinion, however, is
that the deed is worthless.
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NfeNicnn Eyecntions

SAN ANTONIO (Texas), Oct. 30.--A let
ter from one of the Federal officials at
Rio Grande City, Texas, says evidence
continues to accumulate that the men ex-
ecuted by Garcia were not guilty of the
ot1ense for which they died, and that
some OF them were entitled 10 the pro-
lection of the stars and stripes by reason
of having formally declared their inten-
tions of becoming American citizens. Re-
ports have been received of other like ex-
ecutions, which were concealed by the
Mexican military.
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BALLOT-BOX SUFFERS
How the Vigilance Committee of 1856
Dealt With Them.


William T. Coleman, Chairman of the
Vigilance Committees Of 1851, '57 and III.
writes as follows on this topic in the Gem
tufy for November: "The next important
work was the action to be taken with re-
gard TO notorious ballot-box suffers and
other desperate characters. They were a
curse to the country. Everyone admit
ted it, but no effective action had been
taken against them. In many cases they
held the polls at election and attacked,
manned and terrified those voters who
were opposed to their friends. If ar
rested, such was the dread they had in
spired, and so great their influence with
the courts, that conviction was almost
impossible. This immunity from pun
Ishment increased their inSolence and
violence, and it was evident that no re-
form could be made while they remained
in the State. What was to be done with
them? They could not be hanged; they
would be source Of expense and trouble:
safe and satisfactory Imprisonment was
plainly impracticable.
1T was therefore suggested that if, after
fair trial, the charges against them were
proved, no course would be so satisfactory
and safe as banishment, with a warming
never again to return under pain Of DEATH
This was adopted, and q blacklist was
made of all these notorious characters,
Evidence was collected, and orders were
soon given for the arrest of these men
wherever they could be found in the State
They were tried, convicted, sentenced
and deported, many of them as first-class
passengers, by sailing ships and steam
ships, at the sole expense of the commit
tee, and in a style far above their deserts.
This was not appreciated, but fiattered
and exalted them to the belief that they
were important personages and had suf-
fered great damages, and they brought
suits against the committee. Singularly,
or perhaps naturally, these suits were
only brought by those who We're best
treated. Those who were shipped in the
steerage never brought suits, and We're
never afterward troublesome"
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NTANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN, WIDE
w awake, with good address: salary or
commission. Apply TO the SINGER MANU-
FEATURING CO., 5O9 street
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TRIAL CALENDAR.
City of Sacramento VS.. C. P. Nathan Of

City of Sacramento VS.. c. p. Nathan ct al
Monday, November 23d.
jacob Gebert VS.. Columbus Brewing Com
pany--DlsmiSsed on motion of plaintiIf
a. y. Davis VS.. Charles w. Sonmers-Tues
day, December 1st
j. j. Spieker VS.. E,r. NJ. Lash-Wednesdav
December 9th
Henry Buiaok VS.. Andrew Reuter-Tuesdav
November gath.
Georgia NJ. Bohn VS.. John f. Bohn-Wed
nesday, December 2d. w"
c. h. Fratt VS.. G.. f. Parker-Passed.
Charles w Summers VS.. Central Street RafI.
way C9mpany-Monday, Novem ber 30th
Edith Fell VS.. Lee Stanley THURSDAY. De.
cember Sd. %'' NO
$. Prouty VS.. Bates & Devin-Monday. No
vember 30th ''' W
Joseph Deyin VS.. Charles Devin-Mopdav
December 9TH. ~'S
|. D; Jones VS.. NJ. Hirsh-Tuesday, Decem
Der Sth. -
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Sugar Sells at Four Cents.

New YORK, Oct. 3o.-A Philadelphia
special says: Sugar sold here to-day at
four cents, the lowest yet. AT this price
the sellers are out of pocket about forty
cents per barrel on the lowest possible
cost Of production. The break was made
here by the Independent refinery,
Sprecllles and Knight, but it is claimed
they are only meeting prices made by the
truSt
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VETANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, dares ana all kinds OF labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
nouSework; plenty of work tor desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X ana l..
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The Crniser Newark.

Boston, Oct. 30.-The United States
cruiser Newark at the Charleston Navy
yard has been examined by Board of
Survey, which has reported to Washing
ton, and it is expected that the vessel will
be ordered placed in the dry dock at
once. Six weeks will be required to
complete the repairs and they will cost
about SID 600
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The Point of View

[Scene-A hot day in Sheol. New ar
rival is walilng and gnashing his teeth
Old resident from one of the Jersey
suburbs)-Tuti tut! Ny dear fellow.
this place is not so bad as you think
True, it's hot. But it's ry.IheaIthfJli
neat; there are no mosquitoes, and there
is no furnace to tend in winter.
NEW Arrival ceases wailing and gnash-
ing his teeth
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John Badger Clarke Dead.

MANCHESTER IN. H., Oct. 29.-John
Badger Clarke, aged II, proprietor of the
Daily Mirror since 1852, and also a we'll
known horseman, died this afternoon of
rheumatism OF the heart
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South Jackson, Mich, is afflicted with
plague Of yellow jackets. They swarm
around residences thicker than horse
dies, and South Jackson people resemble
smallpox patients.
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Philadelphia,s Ex-NIavor.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-Charles Fill
pin, who was Mayor from 1851 to 1854
and United States District Attorney from
1864 to 1868, died to-day. aged 81.
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NIcDermott Elected.

DUBLIN, Oct. Fitzpatrick McDermott,
the Mccarthy candidate, was elected
without opposition to the seat in the
Commons left vacant by the death of
John PODe HenneSSeY
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Hungartan Potato Cron a Failnre.

BUDA PEsTH, Oct. 29.-The potato crop
in northern Hungary has been COM
plete failure, and fears are entertained
that famine will result
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LHOURTEENTH-STRE PRESBYTERIAN n
IL Church, between Q and Prev. G. p
llndall, pastor. Study at the church. Sery-
ices at II a. N. and 7:30 p. NJ. Sabbath
school at 12:l5 p. NJ. Subject for the morn
ing; MANS WORTH, in the evening: ''I'he
True Foundation" The public are cordially
invited.
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CHR 5tunparetl.

The American people enjoy protection in many
respects but in highly important
ttleS are not protected
Dry Goods
rtt1itive faculties place
money Their only is
fnc those traders
cOr11pOrt themselves 8 timer
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E'IRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, EIGHTH
II street, between " ana OBJ. b. Burton.
pastor. Preaching at IL A. NJ and 7:3O p. NJ
Sunday-school at 9:45 a. VI. YPS S. G. Il. at
$50 P. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. :
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Denver Property Owners Excited.
DENVER, Oct. 3O.-Property owners at
Denver are wrought up over a deed
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NANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BUrTON-
W hole maker and seanostress. Inquire at
room 2i, 315 X street o393tS
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3aerti,tB s5tnttres.

ENGLIsHMEN, ATTENTION! ALL ENG
Il liShmen are cordially invited fo attend n
meeting THIS EVENING at S O'Clock In
onlty Hall, 10. Q. f. Temple, for the pur
s pose Sc OF organizing Lodge of the Order Sons
OF st. George. 1t*
NJ uler meeting TO-MORROW (Sunday4
y = r Z = I ddEihNOoN, at the Christian Church, at
Roy Roy O'Clock. All members are requested TO
= press ~. 1t%
SENRAI. FISK BAND OF HOPE HAS
are requested to be present m Presbyterian
Shurch, Fourteenth street. o and 2, Novem-
Der list, at $50 T. II. sharp
ANNIE PLUAIMER, Supt.
y. n. JOHNSON, Sec. ia
A MEETING OF THE MFNIRFRs OF
"A Club Reseda win be held NJ Pythian
castle Gnaln nalD SUNDAY AFTERNOON &c
2:3O, for the election of officers.
1t e. W. KRAMER.
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CIXTH-STREET NJ /. CHURCH. BE-
y tween X and l. streets-Rev. T. c. George
Pm. d., pastor-Morning subject: "In Memo
riam,'' and Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
Evening: Second discourse on "Christiaiiity
ana Modern Thought" Sabbath-school after
morning service. Epworth League at 6:3o
Ali invited.
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Japan wants reciprocity or some other
sort Of closer relations with China, and
the native newspapers are agitating and
advocating the matter.
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"ANTED - SITUATION WANTED BY
an experienced stcnographer and type
writer Address Box H. this Office. o2e-;;t*
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4 YOUNG JAPANESE WANTS STTITA-
n tion to do housCwork. Address KAMA
MORl, 1227 Front street, Sacramento. o29-Sts
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NNANTf,D TO EXCHANGES, A FINE
w Hambletonan stallion for trotttng
bred mare; Promptor or an Echo mare pre-
ierredi the horse Is great roadster, can trot
III 2:S9 and has been driven by ladies' Apply
to NJ. W. HICKS, 162S FStreet o2S-if
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Prices Realized at Yesterdays Sales i'm
the East.

Prices Realized at Yesterdays Sales in
the East.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Porter Broth
ers Company sold to-day at auction, for
account of California Fruit Union ship
pers, Glout Morceau pears, S3 25@3 60;
Vicar pears, 81 80; Winter Nellis pears,
81 40; single crates Cornichon grapes,
81 1901 20; single Tokays, very poor
condition, 65@70c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit, through
T.. l.. Goodsell, at auction as follows:
Double crates Tokay grapes, 81 1902 40;
single crates, 85c@Sl go; single crates
Cornichon grapes, 81 10@1 20; single
crates Emperor, 81; single crates Mo
rocco, 81 90; peaches, s.; pears, 81 90
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day at auction for
account of California Fruit Union ship
pers, Muscats, 81 256gl %; singles. 6510
95c; Tokays, 55(GS5c; Rose de Peru, 81 %:
Cornichon grapes, S2 20; singles, 81 TO-:
plums, 81 10; peaches, 81 So: Emperor
grapes, S5c.
AT BOSTON.
BosToN, Oct 3O.-Blake 4, Ripley.
agents for the California Fruit Union.
sold to-day at auction one car of Califor-
MIA fruit for $l,3l0, gross. Single crate
Tokays averaged 81 30; single crates Mus
cats, 91c; Black Morocco grapes, 81 42;
assorted, 81 10.
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CT. PAUL'S EPIS COPAL CHURCH
y Eighth street. between l and J.-An Saints
a. NJ, Rev. DR.. Clark ceiebrant Eyenind en- !
prayer at 7:30 2. ".
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ITO LET HOUSE OF II ROOMS. BEST
location in the city at 724 and 726 X
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Nearly opposite the new postofFce. Apply to
Z. X. ALSIP q co. or j. II. DEVINE in rear
of building. o30-6t
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w ESTMINSTER PRESB RIAN
w Church, corner Sixth and l. Streets
SubiectS-10:45 4. N: "Be Ye Transformers,
T:3o p. NJ: "Be Not Deceived Bring YOUR
BlbleS Invite others to come. Let those who
love to sing come. Let those who love 10 hear
good singing come. Miss Ida Clinch sings at
these services.
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w X7ANrED-THREE OR FOUR GENTLE
w men to board and lodge in q private
family, 1915 Fourteenth street. o27-6ts
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L four years, at 81 900 year will be given
of the Conner ranch, near Brighton. Inquire
of CLINTON L. WHITE o3O-3t<
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VNO RENT-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
i with stove, well furnished; also, small
front room, at 900 L street, up stairs. o293-t#
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NNO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
1 or without board, in private family, a
ZOE street. o30-6t*
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3pn.rtrn.

WANTED-A PLACE TO BOARD A Roy
w years old; will pay S4 ner Seek Sd-
dress MRS. ELMER ELLIOTT, Sacramento.
o3O-StS
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ITO LET-A COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS,
4 with barn, at 1711 Seventh street. In
quire at 1715 Seventh street or 613 Twenty
third street o27-6t*
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Church 5InttreH.

4 NJ. d. CHURCH, SEVENTH STREET.
and 7:30 p. NJ. Preaching by Mrs. Lucy Sims :
~ street, between II and I-Rev c. n. Reech-
good pastor. Glad Ttdings Day services morn
ing and evening, The pastor will preach at
lO:4o \. N. on "The Harvest Home" sab
bath-School at 1915, Harry A. Nauman. Sn-
perlntendent Autumnal concert in the even
ing at 7:3G, by the children of the Sapbath
school, assisted by the choir. a cordial invi-
tation is extended to all
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a1O-TO LET, HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
OlU hard finished, with stable; three blocks
from electric cars. Apply AS X ST. o29-6t*
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Go Irt or 7ara.t.

TTO LET-A TWO-STORY HOUSE, COR
L ner Fifteenth and II streets. Inquire at
702 n street. o31-6t@
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E1IRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NINTH
IL street. between l. and M.-Pastor, Rev. W.
Ward Willis. Services at 1 l y. NJ. and 7:3O
p. N. Sunday-school, 1915. Welcome ex-
tended.
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ITO HORENT-ROOMS, EITHER FURNISHED
/ or unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping,
at SO Ninth street. oSO-3ts
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. COR
" ner Twelfth and X streets-Rev Charles
f. Oehler, pastor. Celebration of the Reform
alton Day. Services morning and evening
Subject at 1890 A. NJ: Der WunSch der
Kirsch; Das Luther moechte wiederkom
men," at 7:30 p. NJ: "Welche Wuenscbe
bescelen uns bel dem heutigen Reformations
feSte?" Come, and strengthen your faith.
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NTANTED-A LIVE, ENERGETIC MAN
w OF good address, to manage business;
performance of work; Will give 500 month
TO the right man. Address Z. Q. Box 474 .o22-tf
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NONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-REV. +
" B. SilcoX, pastor. The Lords Supper will
ing the pastor viii speak on social Wreck
age, or Outcast London" in which he will
give an account OF some explorations he made
day,
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH -TWFN-
IL ty-hfth and \ streets-Preaching at II
a. N. and 7:3o p. NJ. Sunday-school at 12:15.*
E'NGL1SH LUTHERAN CHURCH. FIRE
IA mems Hall, Eighth street, between J and
h.-Rey. w. ;. Hoskinson will preach morn
ing and evening. Subjects: ''What Various
Hindrances We Meet" and ''Nobe Life" You
will be very welcome here
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05
The Blackfoot Indians.

Years and years ago the original IA
Their of the Blackfeet had three sons.
The eldest was named Peeganah, or the
rich man. The second was called
Keno. or the bloody man. The third
son was not named. Nothing but ILL
luck followed the unnamed son and he
was looked upon as a Jonah. One day
no told his father that his misfortune
was due to the fact that he had no
name. His father, who was about to
light his pipe with piece of burning
wood, drew the charred stick across the
boys foot A black mark was left on
the sons moccasin. When the father
saw that he said: ''You shall be called
Blackfoot" From that time Blackfoot
had the best Of luck and when he
passed away the Blackfeet were the
most powerful tribe Of Indians in the
of American Folk
Lore.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05
THE SOLAR CORONA.
New Theory of Its Character Which
Seems Capable of Demonstration.

New Theory of Its Character Which
Seems Capable of Demonstration.
The observations made by Prof.
connection with the eclipse of olast De-
cember, has led him to PROFOUND an en-
tirely new theory OF the solar corona.
According to his observations the corona
is caused by light emitted and reflected
from streams OF matter elected from the
sun by forces which in general act
along lines normal to the surface.
center of each sun spot zone, and owing
to the change of the position Of the OBJ
server with reference to the plane of
the suns equator, the perspective over
tapping and interlacing of the two sets
of streamers at these zones causes the
observed apparent change in the type
of the corona.
Having had this idea suggested to
him in tho course of his Investigations,
Prof. Schaeberle has lit upon mode
of mechanically demonstrating it Hav-
ing stuck number of needles in a ball
to represent the streams of matter, he
placed tho model in beam of parallel
rays and allowed its shadow to fall upon
screen. the result being that indefi-
mite variety of forms. similar to the
coronal structure, can be produced by
simply revolving the model. Whether
the forms that are seen according as
the observer is above, below or in the
plane Of the suns equator, agree with
those that should be seen, has yet to be
proved. but if there is such agreement
it will 60 far in the direction of confirm
ing this novel view of the suns corona.
Newcastle Chronicle.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05
DUPLICATION NOTICE.

First publication September 3, 1891.
Henry ]. Sanneman and Catharine Sanneman, Eli
rrueftt will take notice that The American Sunday
school Union, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. cor
1891 file his petition in the district court and
rrego County, state Of Kansas, against Henry j.
Sanneman and Catharine Sanneman as defendants
setting forth that said Henry ]. Sanneman and
katharine Sanneman gave q mortgage to b. X. Able
who sold and assigned said mortgage to the said
plaintiff, the following described lands situated
in the county Of Trego and state of Kansas. viz:
The northeast quarter-ne Or, and southwest quar-
ter-sw or of section thirty-four-S4 township
eleventh range twenty four-a4 west Of the 9th p.
IN. containing three hundred and twenty--3aO acres
more or less according to Government survey to
secure the payment of the sum of $7OO. 90 according
to certain notes referred to In said mortgage, and
praying Judgment against said Henry J. Sanneman
and Catharine Sanneman who signed and delivered
said notes for the sum of 90 now claimed to be
iue and unpaid, with interest at IL per cent, per
annum from 1st Sept. 1890 and that said Judgement
be paid within six months that said premises may
sold to pay the same, without appraisement.
Now said defendants Henry .. Sanneman and
Catharine Sanneman and Eli Truefitt are hereby
notified that they must appear and answer said
petition on or before the 10th day of October 1894
or said petition will be taken true against them
and each of them; and q judgment for said amount,
and O decree forever barring them of any right,
title interest in and to said lands after the sale
thereof will be rendered against them, and order
ing said lands to be sold without appraisement to
satisfy any sum found to be due the plaintiff upon
said notes and mortgage.
(-~) &C. LITTLE,
Seal 8. r. COWICK,
(--) Attorneys for plaintiff.
Attest:
PIERCE METZ,