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The morning call., 1892-03-21
NEWS FROM VICTORIA.
Tie sealers Heard From-A Sudden Death
Greer u Be Tried To-Day


Greer to Sc Tried To-Day.
VICTORIA, B. c.. March 19-The cele-
brated Greer case comes up here on Monday
Tor trial.
The first steamer for Nelson, according to
Captain 1rour, leaves Dalles to-day on the
arrival of the overland train.
The Vancouver sealer Beatrice is reported
with 50 skins, the c. ". Upper with 273
and the c. d. Rand with 3D.
The Mermaid. 80 tons, arrived here to-day
from London, 1l9 days out TO join the seal
eTs.
letter was received on Friday from one
Of the ctew Of the Oscar and Hattie saying
that the schooner was in ClaOquet on the
eth of March with thirty skins. Three
other Sch0oueTs were al the same place. the
Triumph. the May Belle aud the Minnie
The 0ny schooner with skins was the
Minnie. The sehoOnerS L. W. Marvin anu
Sapphire were in Lahausstt when the letter
was written.
Captain Nichols and the crew OF the
United States steamer Nipsic came over by
the steamer Umatilla this morning AID left
al II O'clock for San Francisco. They
brought the Nipsic Up from San Francisco
TO Port Townsend, the United States Gov
eminent having decided to make receiy-
ship OF her. The captain and crew are
going 10 Mare Island 10 join the Adams.
Mrs. Bowman. wife If Henry Bowman.
formerly Of BuTrard Inlet. died at Spring
Ridge this morning 0f heart disease. Bow
man Is a present On a sealing cruise,
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The Car OF Juggernaut

square. however. and Of enormous height
they still require thousands Of men drawing
upon six strong cables 10 nave them along
the road from the temple to the pleasure
ground where the illustriOus divinity takes
his airing. The accompanying cut, how
ever, represents the rimitive type of car
as existing to this day in the ruins OF
Bidjanuggar.
The sacred shrine of Juggernaut is stu
ated in the town Of PUri, or Pooree, in
Orissa, ard boasts Car OF Juggernaut 200
feet in height.
Formerly many devOut pilgrims sacrificed
themselves each year beneath its massive
wheels, but the custom-to the credit of the
British Government be il said-has long
since been abolished.
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COLONIZATION SCHEME.
Resolutions Adopted by the New Mexico II
rigation Convention.

rigation Convention.
LAS VEGAS. y. Mex, March 20. - The
New Mexico Irrigation Convent on, after
large and enthusiastic gathering, passed
resolutions favoring the granting in trust to
the States and Territories needful Of irriga-
ton all the lands now owned and not
otherwise provided fer by the United States
within such States and Territories. for the
purpose Of encouraging colonization and
developing irrigation. Further. that as
preliminary 10 the concession Of land, lib
eral grants Of public lands be made to the
States TO be devoted to public schools and
seciarian educational Institutions. The
irrigation work CT the Agricultural Depart
ment i Endorsed and Congress memOrialiZed
on the law authorizing irrigation or the colo
nZatien Of corporations to buy, hold. sell 0r
claim lands necessary for their objects. 1t
was resolved TO appoint a committee of
three TO present a memorial to the United
States Congress Ia the same spirit as these
resolutions.
The convention then adjourned and
Statehood Convention was immediately
called and passed resolutions requesting
the Governor Of New Mexico to appoint
delegates to urge before the United States
Congress the passage Of a bill admitting
New Mexico as a State.
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TOSSED FROM 1 BALLOON.
/ Lady AerOnaHt and Parachute
Jumper Severely Injured.
/ PET MONEY! ESCAPES UiiTtRT.
The San JeSe Shooting SraPe- Hutih0nS Prisoners
il County Jail-i Cruiser Sighted
Near Nan Diego.
4 PET MONKEY ESCAPES UiTIURT.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

SACRAMENTO, March 20. - Miss Hazel
Keyes was TO have made a balloon ascen-
sion and parachute jump at Agricultural
Park here this afternoon, and large crowd
was in attendance. When the balloon was
let loose, it shot rapidly upward. One of
the poles that had been used to hold the bal
loon while it was being inflated, was not re-
moved. and strong v ind swept the balloon
against it. The pole was some thirty feet
high, with block on the top. Just as the
trapeZe was sweeping past the block. the
rope caught on the latter. and the trapeZs
broke loose throwing Miss Reyes to the
ground. She fell on her back, and was
picked up unconscious. She soon revived.
however, when it was found that no bones
were broken, but is believed she suffered in
tarnal injury. s monkey, winch size took up
with her, also fell, but was uubuIt.
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THE COEUR D'ALENE.
Work to Be Resumed in the Mines in
April.

Work to Be Resumed in the Mines in
April.
SPOKANE, March 2o.-The Mine-owners'
Association of Occur d Alene. at meeting
held Friday night in Wallace, Idaho, decided
TO resume work throughout that rich silver
and lead section The Occur d'Alene
production of silver and lead is factor in
fixing the prices of those metals, and when
the mines closed down a few months ago
smeleTs all over the country were unable
Il find enough wet ores 10 run their plants.
The railroads have restored the old
rates on ore shipments to the East
being reduction Of 81 per
ton. Work will be resumed about ADriI l
if a sufficient number of miners can be
bad. When the mines closed down
1000 miners left the country, and a
similar number must return before
operations can be resumed on the former
magnitude. Heretofore wages have been
So 80 per day alike TO miners and carmen,
but in the future the mine-ownerS declare
that they will pay this rate to miners only
and 81 10 carmen
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MORE RABBITS SLAIN.
Another Drive Proves Comparatively

Another Drive Proves Comparatively Sue
cessful-Grapd Barbecue on April 8.
TRAVER. March 20.-The fifth drive of
the season took place this afternoon
south of town. The weather was cold and
disagreeable, and the rabbits kept well to
their holes in the ground. Nevertheless
some 1900 of them met their DOOM A large
crowd was present from Visalia and the
neghboring cities.
q grand barbecue and drive will take
place here On April 8. Each wing of the
corral is to be made two mi les in length.
and, weather permitting, IL W iii doubtless
be the largest drive ever held in the State.
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NATURAL GAS.
A Discovery That Causes General Re-
joicing at Los Angeles.
Les Angeles Herald

Los angeles herald.
Natural gas has been struck adjoining Los
Angeles. 1t is pouring out in large quaint
ties, under high pressure. and appears TO
possess all the qualities necessary for heat
and power purposes.
The well has been bored by Mf. |. w.
Hellman. on his ranch. mile or so east of
Boyle Heights, formerly known as the
ReDetto place He has had force of men
ut work there for some time, and on Friday
the odor of gas was distinctly noticeable
about the well and on Saturday afternoon
it burst forth in large volumes. When lighted
the blaze extended for twenty feet up in the
air.
The pressure has not yet been determined.
but IL appears 10 be heavy enough to insure
the power necessary to distribute the gas
fer a considerable distance. The men at the
place were engaged ali of Sunday in getting
the flow under control, and at last succeeded
in carping the well. The flow was struck
at depth OF 1i2 feet.
Measures have been taken to have the
well carefully handled, aud the value of the
gas Will be at once determined. III il proves
to he, as it is expected il will, found i'm
large quantities, it win he piped 10 this city.
ana Will solve the problem OF cheap fuel for
manufacturing purposes.
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SAN JOSE MURDER,
The Coroner's Jury Returns Its Verdict-Or
oF tho Vfnt;r,. ctili Alzuo

The Coroner's Jury Returns It's Verdiet-one
Of the Victims Still Alive.
SAN JOSE, March 20.-AE inquest was
held this afternoon on the remains of John
Coombe. who was sbet yesterday by C. b.
Wilcox. number of witnesses were ex
aniined. hut nothing was developed further
than sas published to-day. All the wit
Desses agreed that the tragedy was the re-
suit OF a hot discussion over issues Of the
approaching city election. The verdict of
tie Coroner's jury was simply that
COombe's death was caused by gunshot
wound inflicted By Wilcox
James Dougherty, who was shot by Will
cox at the same time as Coombe, is still
alive. but his recovery is a matter of con-
lecture.
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CARS OF JUGGERNAUT.
Structures Under Whose Wheels Thou
sands Have Perfshed.

sands Have TeTIshed.
In the Presidency Of Bengal, the most
eastern part Of India proper, may be seen
very ancient and peculiar architecture, TO
designate which the term IndO-Aryan has
been used, though. as a matter OF fact, no
style could be more purely local and aboT-
iginal. All that can be said is that it was IN
vented and used in a country the Aryans
once occupied, and on which they had left
the impress Of their superior civilization.
In connection with these so-called lndo-
Aryan structures are found certain great
cars OF pyramidal shane, devoted to the
Transportation of the HindO idol Jugger-
naut cord of the world. They were origin
ally altogether Of stone. with ;he exception
of dome made of brick, but are now con-
strueIed of wood. Being about thirty feet
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All Abont a Dfxorce.

Last night James Drohan and divorced
woman named Emma Reardun paid visit
to David Stewards family Mrs. Steward
objected to Mrs. ReardoI on account of her
divorce. and ordered her out A fight en-
sued In which dozen women, mostly neigh
bors. Steward and Drohan participated.
Inc latter were the only ones at it hen
the police arrived, and were consequently
the only ones arrested. They were charged
with disturbing the peace.
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Republican Campairn Club.

The Republican Campaign Club No. 1 of
the Thirty-ninth Assembly District was or
ganized in Saratoga Hall yesterday afternoon
by the election of the following officers
W. Hutton, president; DR.. w. Il. G.
G. Samuels. first vice president; Julius
Kahn, second vice. residen; G. Hartman,
secretary; p. F. Unzer, treasurer; execu-
tive committee, w. Ii. Davis, II. Gardes, f.
r. Sullivan, j. Rogers; finance committee,
Il. Kahn, K. Valentine. John TyrelI A
committe on bylaws was appointed and the
president OF the club was elected delegate
10 the league OF Relublcan clubs.
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blUTINOUS PRISONERS.
A Deputy Sheriff in North Yakima County
Lcckup Set Upon by Ja;lbirds

q AtENtJ NAtIlH II NOItH 1GhlmA COUl[y
Lcckup Set Upon by Jailbirds.
North YAKIMA, Wash, March 90
While giving the prisoners their supper in
the county jail this afternoon Deputy
Sheriff Dilley was set upon by two
prisoners, MilDorn, charged with burglary,
and lowering, who is accused of forgery.
A desperate struggle ensued. in which the
officer received a severe scalp wound from
slungshot in the hands of lowering.
pilley finally freed himself and fred one
Intellectual shot. after which he drove the
prisoners to their cells lowering is we'll
known both in Oregon and California and
the crime be is held on is for obtaining
$500 from the First National Bank of this
city OF forged drafts. He was caught in
New FORK. Since the attack Of this after
noon lie is feigning insanity.
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OVER A GAME OF CARDS.

Driver Seriously Stabbed by His Eel
low workmen.
A deed that may result In murder was
perpetrated early layt evening in stable on
seventeenth street. near Guerrero. where
the California Construction Company has
camp. Three of the drivers engaged 10 a
game OF cards and got to ouarreling over 1t.
As all were intoxicated their Quarrel be-
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Santa Ee Extension

PHOENIX. Ariz.. March %. - The first
shoveful of dirt on the Santa Fe extension
from Pheaix to Tucson, Benson aud tide
water at Guaymas was thrown yesterday and
much enthusiasm prevailed. Franchises
have been granted for depot grounds and
rights of way through Florence and
Phoenix. Work will be pushed with all
nossihle raniditY.
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Senator Hill In Washington

WASHINGTON. March 20. Senator Hill
and party arrived in the city this morning
from the South. The Senator expressed
great qualification Mt the hospitabe manner
in which he was received throughout the
trip. Numerous invitations were received
by Senator bill within the past week To
visit various Western and Southwestern
cities, and he is being strongly urged to
make such a tour later
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North Beach Dem ocrats.

The North Beach Gcrman-American Dem
ocratic Club met last night in Winters Hall
ard elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, John Ruckert; first yice-presdent,
George Kumpl0ff; second vice-presdent.
John Winters secretary. Ell Rtmer; treas
nrer, George SeeEamp; sergeant-at-arms,
Henry Dreyers; executive committee John
Classin, AUGUST kleinert, OTTO Koper.
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DEATH ON THE TRACK.

An Unknown Man Run Over by a Freight
Train ard Fatally Ipiurned
TACOMA, March 20.-Frapk Harrington.
while stealing a riGe on freight-train YES
terday. was jelted off when the train was
Iear Mercer junction. The train ran over
him. cutting of both his legs close TO the
body. He was brought 10 this city and
taken TO the hospital. where he died to-day.
Nothing is known about him.
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on hard TO stop the proceedings. The in
slant the animals saw each other the lock
was deadly. The bulldog took hold of the
right foreleg and held on until the lynx
died, the fight lasting nearly an hour.
onist and bled profuseIy. There were only
n few spectators, owing 10 the rushed pro-
ceedings.
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Patterv + Auniversarv

STOCKTON, March 20.-Captain w. R.
Johnson of Company A has received no.
tice that Battery of the Second Artillery
Regiment of San Francisco will visit Stock
ton April IL in celebration of its anniver-
sary. The company will make the trip by
steamer, leaving San Francisco Saturday
evening, April is, and returning Sunday
night
The morning call., 1892-03-21

A coastinG party in Gnildford Me, re-
Gently consisted of Orman Cimpher. AGED 3
years; his mother, his grandfather, and his
great grandmother, aged o. The party
coasted down the long hill for an hour, and
then enjoyed a hearty bac kwoods breakfast
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A Thunderstorm at Bakersfield.

BAKERSFIELD, March 20.-The weather
has been cold and unsettled here for the
past iwenty-four hours, and very stormy in
the mountains around. Occasional showers
have fallen in the valley and tuis afternoon
we had hGilstorm with thunder.
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Ranorred suieida Of Mnrderer Smith

SAN JOSE, March 20.-A report was cur
rent this evening thatJ ID. Smith, who was
convicted for the murder of Robert Allen,
had attempted suicide last night. The jailer
could not be seen to verify the rumor
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The Cruiser Bcston SIGHTED

SAN DIEGO, March 20.-People residing
on the heights in the north and east Of the
city saw . vessel far out at sea, which, by
the aid of glasses, seemed TO be a mau-of-
war. presumably the cruiser Boston en-
route TO San Francisco.
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Montana Republican Convention.

MIssOULA, Mont, March 20.-Tne Re-
publican State Convention to choose dele
gates TO the national convention will be
held Nav 7. It's doubtful if any opposition
is manifested to a Harrison delegation.
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TrauscOntinental Freight Association.

SAN DIEGO, March 20.-The Transconti-
mental Freight Association VIII convene at
the Hotel del Coronado tomorrow for two
or three days session. 4 number of mem-
berS arrived to-day.
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PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
~ New CITY Hall, San Francisco, March II. 1892.
In accordance with resolutiolS adopted by this
Board of Education. and In compliance VITA the
Law, sealed proposals will be received IN open
Sien or the Board of Education. New City Hall. on
WEDNESDAY. Mag IL, 1892. from 8 TO $3.50
O'Clock P. NJ for supplying the pupils in the public
schools OF this city and county with table high
school textbooks in this following named branches:
Ancient Nations and Greece; History Of the Roman
People; Medieval and Modern History: Civil Gov
eminent in the United states; Introduction 90 the
study of Caemistry Cicero; Age of Fable; Zoology,
aud introductory Latin, also Song Books for the
Grammar and Primary grades.
1t Is proposed 20 change or re2d0pt textbooks on
the foregoing subjects.
All bids must he for four years; must state the
book or bookS offered. ana must lie accompanied by
n sample of each boob offered.
Bidders must give the wholesale price TO dealers
OF each book and also the retail price OF each book
In San Francisco.
Bidders are required to state on what terms. ia
the event OF their bids being accepted they Will
substitute such books for those now in use BY
pupils.
Successful bidders must sign contract and file
good and sufdc lent bond In such amount as may be
designated by the Board of Education
The board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids, any portion OF any bid, as the public good
may require.
The parties TO whom contracts are awarded will
be required. prior at the time OF execution OF
the contracts, TO pay cost of advertising.
mrl2t I'd GEORGE BEANST0N. Secretary.
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Husbands CaIcined M,~,es;.

your brstpremium medals awarded. More agree
able 10 lie taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia. FOR sale m bottles only, with United States
Government registered label attached. without
which none is genuine. AT druggists and country
stores
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Blaine and Morrill, Imurovino.

WASHINGTON, March 20. - Mr.. Blaine
passed a comfortable day and continues To
improve steadily. Senator Morrill, continues
TO improve slowly
The morning call., 1892-03-21
Fivs-Doilar Counterfeit

STOCKTON, March pa stranger passed
bogus 50 gFeenback here Friday night and
left town after receiving the change. He is
believed TO be an old offender.
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PiEuRrsY PAINS and all Asth mat ic and Brop-
Chat Affections are soon relieved by that certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds. Dr. ID. Jaync's EFT.
Ee-t0Ialt
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Con gresham Springer.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The condition
OF Congressman Springer continues to i'm.
prove. but he is still confined TO his bed.
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in San
Valley "
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OBITUARY NOTES.

REV. THOMAS sPRcULL, DID,. LID.
Rev. Thomas Sproul I'D, LID died in
Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday. He was long and IA
voraby Known IN connection with TIE Reformed
Presbyterian Church
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SUSAN 0PHELIA MARTIN

oNSA4N OF HELIA MAKTIN.
Susan Ophela Martin widow Of Thomas Mar
tin, died In BROOKLYN yesterday a. the home OF
her grandson, I. L. Burgess, at the age of 81
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SEMI-ANNUAL
EXAMINATION
-OF---
HIS.

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL 1892
THE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINA-
ton of applicants for teachers certificates (High
School, First and SecoHd Grades and Special Ger
tlheateSl viii commence at the Humboldt Primary
School Building Sc. cor. Bush and stockton sts on
Monday, March 81. at A NJ Applicants who wish to
pass an examination for High School Certificates.
Special Certificates will send notice to this Office
or before March Is.
In compliance with the State school law. each
applicant must pay Z examination fae of 81 in ad-
vance JOHN SWEET,
superintendent OF Common Schools
GEoRGE BEANSTON. Secretary. mrlI IL
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A CRUEL SPECTACLE.
Savage Fight to the Death Between Bull
dog and Lynx.

CARSON, New. March 20.-The bulldog
and Iypx fight came off to-day at the race
track some tine before the advertised hour,
In order TO elude the officers who were to be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-05-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Items of Interest from Cobb and Hol
landale.
HOLLANDALE.

Miss Susie Matson will take charge
of the dry goods department in ]. A
Corey & Co.'S store June LIST; as she has
had much experience in that line, she
will take great pleasure in showing
the latest styles and designs.
Ben Holland went to Chicago Tues
day with stock.
Mrs. Ole Disrud died Saturday
May 2lst after lingering illness
caused by the grip. She was buried
Monday in the new Lutheran cemetery
w. A. Skinner and Cal Hoskins
went to Milwaukee Tuesday to attend
Brodleys sale of trotting horses. They
expect to bring something handsome
home with them.
G. L. Corey had business in Dodge
vile Tuesday.
Mr.. Jones of Dodgeville was caller
in town Tuesday.
Farmers are quite jubilaDt over the
few fine days which will allow them to
plant corn. J.A.C.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court, -ss.-In
Probate
Notice is hereby given, that at special term
of the Iowa County Court TO be held in and for
said County, a. the Court House, in the city of
Dodgeville, in said county, on the 18th day
of said month, at O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, tie following Inattcrss will be heard
and considered:
The application of James Hird IN admit to
probate the last will and testament of Thomas
Clark, late of the town of Mifiin, in said
county deceased and that letters testamentary
be issue thereon.
And 1t is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three weeks
successfully prior TO said day of bearing In The
Iowa County Democrat, weekly newspaper
published in said county.
BY order of the court:
CHaRLE W. MCILHOE, County JudTe,
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, May 10th, 1892.
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stase Of wigcongin. Il lowe COUNTY CouEt- 10

State Of WiscOngin, = Iowa County Court II
Probate.
Motto is hereby given that at special tern
said county, at the court house, the city o
Dodgeyille in said county, on the l4th dsy o.
June A. d. 1892. being the second Tuesday Of SAID
month at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF SAID day
the following matters will be heard and con
sidered:
The application of Philip Allen ,Jr., executor Of
the last will and testament ofJohn Z Roether late
of said county deceased. for the examination and
allowance of his administration account, and the
assignment Of the residue OF SAID estate to such
persons are by law entitled TO the same
And 1t is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested by pub
fishing a copy Of this notice for three weeks sue
cessively, prior to said day Of hearing, IN The
Iowa County Democrat weekly newspaper
published in said county.
BY order Of the court.
CHARLES W. MCJLHON. County Judge.
Dated Dodgevile. Wis, May 10th. 1892.
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Notice of Warning.

All persons are hereby warned, under per atty
OF law, not to hunt or fish on land owned by the
undersigned PETER WEIsKIRCH
JOHN kRIER
JOHN WEIER
JOHN VENNING.'
Jonesdale, May 2, 1892. S9w4
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Eggs Wanted.

1 will way market price in cash. Or
in trade will pay One Dollar and Six
Cents for every Dollars worth of Eggs
Also will allow six per cent. dis
count for Cash and monthly payments.
DAVID JACKO.