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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01

The Epworth League social will be given this evening at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Martin.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
PASSED.
Unconditional Repeal Passes the Senate by Vote of Fsrty-Three to
 Thirty-TNo


 Thirty-Two.
 WASRNGToO, Oct. 3l.-At 7:S0 o'clock last night the final vote was called on the repeal of the purchase clause in the Sherman law, and the bill passed by the actual vote of 43 to g. This is the end of parlia- mentary battle that has lasted for fourteen days in continuous session after sixty-one days of debate, du- ring which speeches aggregating 100000 words have been enrolled in the congressional record.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
:RIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, NY.
mo S.360.1
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
o. s LArD OYYIcR. /.


HELENA. Mont. sept -, 1893.
whose postotiics address 10 Helena Mont, hss
this day filed an spplication fer . pstent for
l,446.s linear feet of tho Sagamors quarts mine
vein bearing gold. with surface eround SEA. 8
feet In width, situated In Colsra6o (up erssn-
izse) mining district, county o1 Lewis and
Clarke and state Of Montana, and deeianatsd By
the field notes and official plat on fls q this Of
fee ~ survey No. 4.lgA ia township n, range
" (unsuryeyed). Of principal base line and
meridian of Montana said survey No. 4,292
being ~ follows. to-wit:
Beginning At corner No. !. from which the cor.
ner to sections J. 9. 7 and Il, " boundary n.
.4w. bears n s. deg u min v 2255 IT. and run
thence u deg ts min Sls It to cor No. 2;
4 II deg 50 min ls617 # to cor No. I: thence
q "a deg 4S min $50 feet to cor No. 8: thence
Is dog 81 min " l4a6.6 IL 10 cor No. ]. place Of
teginninR.
Magnetic variation IS d.a lS min Q. containing
la. II acres, npon which notice of said spplica-
ti0n was posted tho 18th day Of ssptsmbsr. 1898.
The location Of this mino il recorded in the
recorders otRce of Lewis and C1sSks county
In book page 542 of lodes
me adjoining claimants are The Moonshino
lode (unsurvsyed) on the north. claimants IN
known.
Any and 81 persons claiming adversely any
snr..ce ground are required to file their adverse
claims With the register of the United States
land Office ut Helena IN the state Of Montana,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof or they will be barred By virtue Of the
provisions of the statute.
Date Of 6rst publication. Hcpt. "a. 1893.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
AMsx !!!!I;;,, P!.LLs! 4!

DIR. Cston's Reliable onpound for I,,1i,s. are
sn; ss1e, psonpt Eftects., Tho otgnai and only
scaled; Advice FREQ CA1Oh sPi. Co. Boss
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
C6AHIEb y. CUHTIE, HhOHlR
TRED T. Hoss. Under Sheriff.

SHEE1sF'S 6ALE-WJLLIAM JACKSON.
~ plaintiff. vs. Edwin Looynis Morton l..
L"omis. John h. oomis. Joseph Holman and
Lcnise Hoffman, defendants.
Under ana by virtue Of an order OF sale and
decEee OF foreclosure and sale Issued Gut OF the
district court OF tnsfrst judicial district the
state Of Montana. in and Tor the county Of Lewis
1e9. Ii the abovo entitled action. wherein ilism
Jsckeoh, the above nanel pialn'iR obtained .
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and sale
against OWN l. oomis, Norton r. Oonis. John
Il. Loomis. J0seph Hodmsn and Louise HSt-
man. defendant. on the 18th day Of October. A.
ID. leSs. Tor tho sum OF 2i.o7s.z:. besides inter
est. costs and attorney fees. which said decree
was on the 4.tn a.y Of YctoDer. a. y isS 70.
corded in Judgment boOk No. OF said court ss
page am commanded to sell all ,nn certain
lot, piece parcel OF land, situate. lying and
bei1g in the county Of Lewis and Clarke. state OF
Mon.ana. and bounded and described - follows.
to wit
1ne Conflict lods in the Ten Nile (unorsan-
iIed) mining district Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. which said lode 10 fully described ON
page 2s9 OF book l Of Lewis and Clarke county
records. and also in tho amended notice of locs-
tion. recorded on psge ~ Of book Of lodss OF
ssih county records.
Public notice Is hereby siven that on Tues
day the Zlst day Of Novsn,b Der. A. d. 1885 1t II
o'clock m. OF that day. at the front door OF the
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, will in obedisncs 70 said order Of sais
and decree Of foreclosure snd eale sell the above
described property, or much thereof ss may b
necessary TO satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs 10 the highest and best bidder. Tor
eash in hand.
Given under my hand this slst day Of October.
CHARLTsD D. CUKIIS. Sheriff
BY IRED E. Hess. Under Sheriff
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
CuRiOSlTIES OF SUICIDE.
Sudden Reaction Sometimes Comes VIII
Placed Face 10 Face With Doom.

Sudden Reaction Sometimes Comes When
Placed Face 10 Face With Doom.
There must be something wrong with a
man who deliberately takes his own life
He seldom acts or thinks as in his sane mo-
ments. Sometimes the near approach of
death, indicated by the preparations which
he makes, recalls him to himself. and he
does not carry out his purpose. A woman
occasionally grows desperate and jumps
into the river. The sudden shock of the
cold water startles her, and involuntarily
she calls for help, and when she is rescued
she weeps piteously and says that she will
never do SO again. Men with no inventive
skill have devised peculiar and complicated
ways for taking their life.
One of the most curious incidents of this
kind happened in Chicago and is told in the
Brooklyn Eagle. A man grew Respondent
and wanted to die. just why any man
should want to leave that city for another
world is what no healthy Chicagoan can
understand. He took poison. Then be went
into bathroom and suspended a sharp
sword over the tub SO that it would fall
upon his neck when he got in the tub and
cut the cord. He had heavy weight at
tached to the sword. He lighted candle
and put it in such a position that, after
burning part of its length .he blaze would
reach the cord and burn it so that the sword
would fall Then he lighted charcoal fire
and stopped all the cracks and crevices about
the door, so that none of the gas might es-
cape. When all these preparations were
com plete, he got in the bathtu with his face
downward and turned on the water. He
was going to die by poison, by drowning,
by asphyXiasion and by an improvised gull
lotine. He had not been in the tub many
seconds before he began to think of all the
horrors which he had prepared for himself,
and he rushed out OF the room with his hair
standing on end and took an emetic to get
rid Of the poison. He was successful
After conlbng down his bristling locks
and dressing himself he wrote a descrip-
ton Of the sensations which he experienced
from the time he began his preparations
for death till he became assured that the
emetic was working He sold his article to
Chicago newspaper for enough money to
pay his board bill, and he is alive to this
day.
Suicides lack both moral and physical
courage. They dread the suffering of a
painful death, and they fear to face life
When they die, they choose the most pain
less method with which they are familiar.
Sometimes III their ignorance they select
poisons which torture and they die in ter
rible agony after repenting of their act
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21

MISS BoRDEN's NEW HOME.
lies do business within two blocks Of the
gloomy house, and they smile derisively
when their customers question them about
ghosts
Not since Lizzie Borden left her old home
has she been near it. Mrs. Churchill and
Miss Russell, her old time friends, still live
in the vicinity, but she never visits them.
She is practically ostracized, and when she
appears on the streets she attracts no espe-
cial attention. She goes to church, but not
regularly. Her presence is not welcomed
by more than half her church friends, and
after her occasional appearances it is not
uncommon to hear many bitter statements
regarding her She has not taken up the
church work she dropped many months
ago, but one of her very few intimates re-
Gently said that she had expressed wish
that she might be enabled to enter into
some of the work she used to do before her
pathway in life was darkened."
Her three firmest friends are the daugh-
ters of Charles j. Holmes and her sister
Emma. They are very kind to her. Her
new house is far more attractive than the
one in which she formerly lived. Her re-
ception room and parlor will compare IA
vorably with those of any refined young
woman, and the domestic facilities are as
good as can be procured anywhere.
She recently visited the Worlds fair with
Miss Caroline Borden, a maiden lady, who
is much interested in her, though not a
relative. She attracted little or no atten-
tion while on her way to and from the ex-
hibition, and she told friend on her re-
turn that she enjoyed every minute of her
visit.
An inquiry at police headquarters by a
New York World correspondent elected
the interesting information that five per-
sons known to the police could clear up
the mystery if they would tell the truth.
Who these five persons are cannot be
learned at present, but eventually they will
speak if the police surmises are correct.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
SPANISH NERVE GRAINS CURED HIM.

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
tho First judicial district o. the state Of
Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis and
montana Savings Bank. = corporation. plain
it'd. vs. Howard Pow. Ad. n. Pew. his wife. AL
bert. u. Thornburzh. Iranklin Il: Wallace.
,sstnent and ! sinking Company. Limited, q
corporation, defendants.
above named dsfendantn
broushs against you By ts. sboys named pisia.
triss Z u "a ths state e' q Mont.ns IL .ad Tor 4.
county Of Levi. and CLARKE. .ad to answer the
i 'a ii:;' iss o, : dss: z:
service on you Of this summons served within
hi, eo.pty ,p ss l. ss.ysa Sss Of this soua', bat
vse within, forty days. Judgment by defanlt
will b. = t.isn .;s .ss;nss 1os' according to the
Ihs said action & brought to obtsin dscres
Of this court fer the foreclosure Of ; csrtsin
mortgage described in tho said complains and
and Ada h. Few. on the l4th day Of January.
premis.oryI nsts aa,sd Jan; 4, 1897 made By ths
for the sum Of siz hundred dollars. payable on
OF before The 18th day Of July a. y. lssI. to tbs
tho rate Of !veive Per cent per .annm ste. m..
ISL. Il. said asfsnd. ant. AiSs,t II. 1holnbaIeh.
euara..std the payment thsrsof in full, suo..
payment y b. made on Or before the l4tA day q
note, or any cart th'reof whsn due. a action
.na %sI e ssss 4 an .s'sos !. - eo.asns.d
eidsst t. said forsoiosu.s procssdinGs.
be paid ont Of ths proceeds Of sale Of said mort.
sassd premises The amount due upon s.id
q III. .e:c 81
in,srsss thsTs.n as tis rats = twelve Per cont
is0s; AID pI.iatd pr.ys for judgment fer u.
cam Of seventy-hvs deilao sstornsys fees. and
iLs propsrty embraced in and affected b. said
mortgage being all those certain lots pieces q
paresl. Of i:na s.tuss.; lying and hc,.s IL Vsl.
ley Vie. i e. y n Il:
particn .ariy described e fellows. to-wit:
Lots ssnbsr:d ess 4! and M I've 2, l0. in blssk
bsred. desiensssd and dsseri1sd on the plat q
r.: 81 3
thereof sDplisd to tho paJm,.. Of said msrt-
a &. rats siorss.id. asd Of said sum q seventy.
IN esse such procssds srs mes ssficient 70 pay
ths same TO obtain m execution against laid DE-
feDdsnts. Howard ew. Ads n. isw and Albsrt
n. 4lornburgh fer the balsnoe remaining dos;
claiming By. through or undsr them Or either q
them may Do barred aud forsclossd Of all right,
claim, lien. equity Of redemption and interest
In and to said mortgagsd premises.
And you are hereby notified thae II you fail 70
appesr aad answer tbs said complaint - shove
required. the said plaintiff viii apply to tbs
court for the eiisf demanded in said com plaiAt.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
trist esast Of ths First judioiaI district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for ths
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
+ Seal Iirst) this 10Th day OF Octobee. II
Jud Dist the year Of oar Lord ons thous.
Court. and eight hundred and ninety.
@ three JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
by Ess C. RIcKER, Deputy Clerk.
1asssns Eullard, stternsy fer plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
81 Beautiful
8SN Women
~ ~ Use
~ N DR.. Sinms'
|. NSSaW, Arsenic
Complexion Waters

The only rea! tcau:ier OF ihc Skin and Form. re.
moving all imperfections, pimples. freckles. moths.
blotches, roushness and coarseness producing a
beautiful clear and refined complexion, the adnira-
ton OF all beholders. Perfectly safe, and can be
discontinued any time after the desired result is
obtained. Get the genuine, made by Thumlcr & Co..
"a w. Monroe, Chicago. At druggists, mailed
on receipt of price, stoopsr box.
For sale by the Parchen-D' Acheul Drug
Co., Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
GENERAL AGENT. HELENA, MONTANA
CHAS. S. FEE, G. P. & 7. A.,
81. PAUL, MINI.
Proposals FOR LUMBER. SHINGLES.

L doors, windows. oats and oniona
United States Indian service. Blackfeet
Agency. Mont. Piegan p. O.. Mont. Nov. !. 1874
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals. Tor
lumber shingles, etc. ." ss the case msy b. and
addressed to the undersigned at Piegan r. o..
ston county. Mont. will be received at this
agency until one o'clock .. IN. Of Monday. Nov.
"a, 1888, for furnishing and delivering ut this
agency about S0O.L0U feet Of assorted lumber,
200, ,oOJ shingles. 100 doors. 100 windows, 40.OJ0
pounds OF eats and 5.700 pounds Of onionA .
full list and description Of which may be OBJ
tained by application to the undersigned.
bidders viii be required to state specifically
In their bids the proposed price of each rticls
offered Tor delivery under q contract. and all
artioss delivered under any contract will be
subject to rigid inspection.
he right 10 reserved to reject any all bids,
Or any part Of any bid, il deemed for the best
interests of the eervice
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by Q certified
check or GRAFT upon some nitsd States deposi-
tory OF solvent national bank in the vicinity of
the residence OF the bidder. made payable to the
oraer of .the commissioner Of indian affsirs for
1t least hve Per cefat Of the amount Of the pro-
posal. which check OF draft will be forfeitet TO
the ! nited States in case any bidder or bidders
receiving an award shall fail to prom .tiy exc
cute contract with good and sufficient cure
ties, otherwise to b- returned to the bidder
bids accompanied BY cash in lieu Of q certified
check will not be considered.
For any further information apply to
CAPT. l.. W. COOKE, U. /. a..
Acting U. b. Jndian Agent.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
puRsues A pARKeNEp PATHWAY.
Lixxic Bortcn's Iifs Cioudcd by the Shad.
nxv of Her Pnrcuts' Murder.

Iiz.tc Borsien's Iifo Cioudcd by the Shad.
ow of Her Parents Murder.
The Notorious Borden murders are still
shrouded In mystery and continue to FUR
nish thcme for conversation aud specula-
tion among tho gossips of Fall River. Mass.
Lizzie Borden, the younger daughter Of the
victims, the only known person who last
saw ker father alive, is living in neat ana
comfortable home on French street, mile
or more from the scene OF the tragedy and
in the center of an sristocratic neighbor-
hood. Her sister Emma and servant
DOT Bridget Sullivan--live with her.
The interior of the old homestead has
been remodeled. and two families have
moved into it, One is that of A. q. Peck
ham, grocer; the other that OF l.. L. Hall.
Q horse trader. The heads Of the two fami-
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
CHARLFS D. CUKIIS. Sheriff
BY bRED T.. Hess Under sheriff.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ Southern Cross Gold Mining company.
Notice is hereby given that . meeting of the
ocxholdors of the southern ross Gold Mining
company will be held At the McIermott hotel,
in tho city Of Butte. county Of FLYER Row. and
state Of Montana, on tho 30th day OF OctobsF. a.
ID. Is9. nt the hour Of tive o'clcck p M, for tn"
purpose Of voting upon proposition to render
tho stock OF tho company "A. ssssn1ie: IL IL de-
sirable that all stockholders attend in person.
Fsrsons holding certificates Of s,ock not or gin
ally isrued to them should have the rame Trans
feVrs.l upon the books Of the company and new
critic issned in their own nanie,. to entItle
them 10 repro sentation. by order Of tho buari
of trustees.
O.P BLAINE. Pre.ident.
Attest: Guy Y. PIAIT. secretary.
hs above meeting Is adjourncd until the hret
Mond.y in JAM ary llan. j.. 1871! to meet at the
same place. u. y. hEAi i, President.
Attest: Guy x. iIArT. secretary.
NOTICE-THE SECOND NATIONAL EtHk.
~ located at Helena. IN the state Of Montana
II closing up its sfars All motto holders and
0the,s. creditor. OF taid associsticn. arc there
f0re he'oly notified to present the notrs ssd
other claims sgainst the association for pay
ment. GEORGE b. CHILD. Cashier.
Dated Sept 70, 1898.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
~ umbers.

There are comparatively few names for
other aggregations Of abstract mum bcrs
beside the dozen and the score. Two
things make a brace, a couple, a duo or
duet; three things make IA trio, a trinity:
eight, according to St. Paul, are a few :
l3 make bakers dozen. But, taking con-
crete numbers, we find plenty Of such
names. Fourteen pounds make a stone.
~ pounds quarter; II Glove Of wool is 7
pounds; tod is 2S pounds; a wey is GL
tods; sack is weys and q last is 6 sacks
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
A Sure Cure for Piles

Itching piles are known by moisture like
pc spiratlon, causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll as blind. blesd-
ing or protruding. yield at once to D.. Eo-
aHnko's Pile Remedr, which aets directly
on parts affected. abso bs tumo-a, nllays
Nching and affects u permnne Mt cure. Fifty
cents. druggists or mail. Circulars free.
Or. 3osanko. Philadelphia. Pr. Sold by
Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
Cur0 for Headache,

Asa remedy for all forms Of headache
Electric Bittsrs has proved to be the very
best. 1t effects permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches Yield
to it's Influence. We urge all who arc
afflicted to procure bottle. and give this
remedy fnir trial. In cases of habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by Qiv-
ing the needed tone TO the bowels, and few
oases long resist the use Of this 10 ed ioine.
Try it at once. Large bottles only so cents
at Psrshsn- D. Acheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
NOTICE TO co-oyEERs-To nlcHAKL

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-TO MICHAKL
~ Weiland. Henry Heisss a.d Joan Wai
lspstsn You sno boroby notified that
have expended nins Lupdrrd $500 dsnass h
work. labor and improvements upon the Mellon
ousrtI lode ciaio In Hlus Cloud mining district
county Of Lewis and Clarke. Aoatana, - vii
sppsar by esrtihcsts flsd August n. ,S9a. In shs
olice Il the recorder Of said o0unty. In erdsR tS
hold aid premises under tbs proyistons Of $50
beins tho amount required - hold ths same fos
the year Comm. neing January I, ieaA = Ne .ysw
i0l dsys a.tsr the service Of this nosies y pa6-
lirsti.n n you fall os Scfuee 10 eenssibuts yoas
pr. portion Of euch expenditure (fos soprsssntar
yenr interest In said clain will hecoms the
property Of the undessisnsd. under said section
ASA Of the Revised 1tetut.s q the United
Etatss CHAKLk0 NELSON
bisst pablicauon Ans. o. .sos
Dased HelosA Montana Aag. -. -
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
SHERIFF's SALE ROBERT 8. HALE,
plaintiff. Us shi.lsy G. Ashby. Emma W.
Ashby. his wife. s1d Robert g. Ford, defend

CHkRIFF'S SALE - ROBERT g. HALE,
- plaintiff, vs. Shelley G. AsAby. Emma W.
Ashby his wife. AID Robert 8. Ford, defend
ants
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issusd out Of the
district Of the FIRST Judicial district Of ths
state OF Montana, III and Tor the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. ON the I'd day Of November. A. D.
Robert s: bale. the above named pi.intid.
and sale against shirley l. Ashby, Smms
": Ashby. his wifo and hobert i. Ford.
dsfendants on tho I'd day Of November.
A.. D. n1sss: ,ss for sa.. the "a ;u% ..
ssid decree wss. on the ed day Of Novs1 bsr. A.
D.. 1893. recorded in judgment book do.
rsnded to sell all those certain lots. pieces OF
orisinsl tovn.its of sls ois, I u Hsieas in X: S
county OF Lewis and Clarke. state Of Montana.
aAA bounded and described as fellows, to wit:
Lot: numbered eighteen lo) and 1inotees
qO. in block nambsrsd forty (Ao). fronting
Nos) feet in depth; also lot numb twsnsy-one
(2l). in said block number forty (lO); ~ ssid
lots and blocks ars numbered. designated and
described on the plat Of said townsts on file in
the office Of the county recorder of said county
Public notice 10 hereby sivsn that On Nor
day. tho 9th day Of aovsm oss. A. D. 1893. as
II o'clock m Of that day, ct the front door oi
the court house, Helena, Levi. and Clarke coun-
q .as and dscrss of ioreciosuss and I sale. % ssiI
the above dssoribsd property. or much there
Of ~ may be necessary to satisfy said judgement,
With interest and costs. 70 the highest asd best
bidder for cash in hand.
Given undAr my hand this 4th day Of Noyom.
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Shsri6
1RID f. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars

For information, time cards, maps and tickets
call on write
* .. EDGAR,
The Helena independent., 1893-11-21
PAT ENTS S.,
FOR INVENTORS.
Procured by The Press Claims Companv.


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

"Of Paine's celery compound l can
speak from experience. had been laid
up with fever and rheumatic govt from
January . till the middle of June. hence
my system was fearfuliy run down.
was very thin aud SO feeble that for
several weeks could not move along
without help. | then began 10 take
Paine's celery compound according To
prescription. and today am as ilcshy
and strong az l was ten years ago.
Il do not say that am radically cured
as yet Of my govt. but the attacks are
much less frequent. ia fact. have not
been one single day prevented from
attending TO my usual work since that
time. ! therefore take pleasure in certi-
flying IL the wonderful efficacy Of that
wonderful medicine.
AS a blood purifier il has no equal,
and its beneficial influence on the di-
gcstive system cannot be questioned.
In view 81 the facts do not hesitate In
advise sick persons To give Paine's celery
compound a fair trial in the various all
menis for which it is recommended"
Paine's celery compound il unques
tionably the greatest remedy Of modern
times. Ii is abreast of the most recent
medical thought and investigation con
corning dyspepsia. biliousness. liver
complaint. neuralgia. rheumatism. kid
ney troubles and nervous diseases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Appeals frtlns probate court were tiled
M The Carl tls3 estate yesterday. One
was the appeal n - niinor heirs. one
vas fro1f &. a. i;iiekl.s. and one WAS the
appeal Z ~ lotha Prey. IN appeal was
als, taken IN he matter ~ the estate II
Christian ffy The appeals are from
the order 4ildVlng the administrator ;
account
Aaud Va lman - io8cil. arrested for
truaaSy. a arraisued in Justice
brexhs esur Yesterday and pleaded
guiitf. The eaec was referred IA the
coanty agrn3
I'rnri- y fcnrtty wss arrsigned yes
ferf.ay ou clse ", ; Tor selling liquor ON
sunday. ne id not plead and the case
war adjourned "a July IA
Guy Johnston. who PLEADED guilty 10
fsr,~ry. was senfenrej to one year in
Issssa hy judge suFiingame yesterday
Henry liubef uis held for trial on
case No. Zoe violating the liquor laws