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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

louisiana Convention Meets In Ar.ilieiy
Hal. New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. June lo.--The
Eimetallic Convention assembled at
Washington Artillery Han al s o'clock
tonight An audience OF between 300
and 90 assembled good many ladies
The meeting was called 10 order hy
Secretary OF State 4. :. Adams who
nominated Mr. Ashton Phelps as chair
r'an ana Mr.. sydney Gaslant as secre-
tais.
Mr.. Phelps. after few well-choser
re marks appointed a committee on resO-
luiions, and introduced Congressman IA.
d. Money, OF Mississippi as the first
speaker
Mr.. Money is well known as an ex-
ceedingly good speaker. but unfortunate
Is, owing TO the acoustic qualities ~ the
hall. his speech could not he distinguished
half way from the speakers stand to the
outer seats. This was great disap-
pOintment to n great many who desired 10
hear the talented Mlsslssippian. Mr..
Moneys speech was on the Wcll-knoWn
lines In advocacy OF the tree ana un-
limited coinage OF silver. Upon the con-
cl"s.On OF his speech, Hon. William j.
Bryan. OF Nebraska. was introduced: and
the audience was treated 70 one OF the
most entertaining speeches heard IN New
Orians I'm a long time. Mr.. Bryan's enun-
cia,ion was distinct and his delivery easy,
and he fairly captured the crowd Ills
exposition OF the position OF the bimetal-
lie believers was clear and fOrcihle, ana
re was interrupted by many bursts or
applause, the enthusiasm after some OF
his happiest hits lasting several minutes.
SHOULD ACT ISDErxSnESTiY.
He took the ground that the United
states should act Independently In the
reconciliation OF silver. and believed that
Furope would soon follow the lead OF tins
counfry as IL did In 1873. when silver was
demonetized BY the United States.
He sad that he would rather see this
country happy and prosperous win soiu
at a premium than 10 have II In It's pres
ent condition. lie predicted the Repvb-
lean majority In Congress the coming
session will be torn asunder by dissen-
sions over the currency question from this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

ATHENS. June io.-M Alexander Sea-
mis-. a partisan OF Premier Delyannis. was
to-day elected president of the tr'.k
Chamber, or fouie. BY vote OF is U"
A.
The members OF the Greek ministry
to-day rendered their reslgna;ions Tho
King has summoned NJ. nelyannis To
form another ministry. The resignation
maiifv this being the hrst meeting OF tito
new Parliament since the elections IN
April. when NJ Delyannis and his party
received twO-thirds of the votes. only
Ten Of Minister Tric0upls' party were
elected; Trlcoupis himself having been
unseated by 10.
on assuming, NJ Seamis addressed the
assembly at length. The object of the
majority. he said, would be- 10 improve
the public credit and place the finances
OF Greece upon secure basis.
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CLEVELAND OHIO. June lc.-A spe-
cial 10 the Press from East sydney. Ohio.
says: a Rig Four train broke In two
line miles west OF here. on a heavy grade
early this morning. and came together
with crash, tclesccpins eight ca,s.
plight tramps were riding IN one OF
the cars that was wrecked, and three OF
them We're crushed 20 death. They were
Ed. Evans. Of Pittsbure' Steve. Goddln-
ger OF Nowhere. and an unknown man.
George Brown. OF Latcnia, had his back
broken. and was fatally injured internal
ly The other four escaped with slight
injuries.
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MAron rI1zrArH,oK AcoUIrrED.
Supreme Court su.tains Judge Kings De-
pislon

NEW ORLEANS. La, June i0.-TAis
morning the Court OF Appeals read It's de-
cision In the case OF the State against
Mayor John Fitzpatrick. Of New Orleans.
Il VIII De remembered tnat Mayor fitz-
patrick was tried on charges preferred
by .he citizens committee. OF this city,
and that he was acquitted by Judge king.
Tie citizens committee appealed the
case 10 the Court or Appeals That
court sustains Judge Kings decision In
every point. The Court Of Appeals says
the Judgment rendered by Judge King Is
remarkable. not only for It's ability and
clcarness. but IN the very careful ana
elaborate attention paid 20 every detail Of
the case. This finally settles the i'm
reachment case against Mayor Fitz-
patrick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

LONDON. June lO.-ln he House OF
Commons Sir Edward Gray, Under for-
cicn Secretary. Introduced a bill pro-
vliiag for certain prohibitions ana fesu-
istirn of scaling In Behring Sea IN ac-
cordance with the terms OF the treaty.
Sir Edward Gray explained that he
bin was designed 10 take the place on s"e
act passed two years ago, with a view or
CARRYING out tho agreement with Russia
iu regard 10 seal fishing IA certain parts
OF the faclilc.
That act he said. would expire I'm July.
AMI the present measur. was practically
"a re-enactment of the bin, with a few
alterations. The bill was read for the
first time.
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Hot Weather IN n. Ions

ST. LOUIS. NO, June l0.-The wealth
er has been excessively bot In this city
during the past three days. and there Is no
indication Of relief. Al midnight last
night. the mercury was stationary az 81
degrees, and at N O'Clock this morning
&c registered 80 degrees. The mercury
continued climbing, and at o'clock this
afternoon had registered 9s In the shade.
This promise $40 be. so far. the hottest
day OF the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

CHICAGO. ILL. June i0.--A big fire Is
burning IN South Chicago. near the cor
ner OF Nlnety-second street and Houston
avenue. The fire originated In the filrni-
ture factory Of n. II. Young. which has
been totally destroyed. The fire is
spreading rapidly 20 surrounding frame
dwellings. and three special calls for en-
gines have been sent in.
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sIcRErAEr oLNhr sWoRs ~.
Oath Admins ersd b. Chief Justice Fuller,
Mltnes.ns

WASHINGTON. ID. G., June l0.-Rich-
ard Olney was sworn in as Secretary Of
state this morning. chief Justice Fuller
administering the oatn OF oihcc. The
ceremony. which took place In the diplo-
matte rooms OF the state Department
was witnessed by Secretary Lamont. As
sistant Secretaries Uni and Adec. OF the
State Department, Mr.. Lands. private
secretary 10 ex-secrotary Grcsham; and
Mrs. Aubrey. daughter OF Chief-Justice
Fuller.
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wiLL xorIrr President DnBs.
And the Oniccrs OF Tho A. II. u.--Leave for
Jail To-Norrow.

CHICAGO. ILL. June lO.-The certi-
ficate copy Of the suprcme-Court decision
IN the Debs case was received by the
Clerk OF the United States District Court
this morning. and the marshal was noti-
fed TO notify President Dcbs and the
officers OF the \. r.. l..
A telegram has been sent TO Terra
Haute. requesting Dehs 10 return. W.
II. Rogers has potinod the marshal that
he Will have all the men present AT the
marshal's office al o'clock tomorrow.
when they Will leave Tor the Woodstock
ull) jail.
q. ". G.. Howard. the former vice
president. OF the union. desires to be- sent
10 some county Jail in Indiana, and his
wish Will probaly be- granted.
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sAyAssAn. 4. .s moSreoMnnrWr.
Plan OF Reorganization Finally Unani-
mou,ly Adopted.

NEW YORK. Iune io.-rhe plan OF re-
organization for the Savannah. Americus
and Montgomery railway has nnally been
unanimously adopted hy the reors1niza-
tion committee The following securities
ars to b. issued. S2oil. 80. first prefer
encc. gold 5s.. SlVnuu hrst co 1solidlte
gold. as. S3.ioD.uo . per cent. preferred
stock: E.iuu.VD common stock.
Each holder OF N.~l present Savannah
Amcricus and M0nio0mcry bonds Will
receive $500 new cOnsOl 5s.. $50 new pre-
ferrcd and 500 rev common. New pref
cronce bonds are to De- sold 10 the extent
of Sl.Ils.v1 10 present hOn1-hdldHrs az
par and underwater hy a. syndicate.
This sum will pay or receivers certin-
Gates and other pressing debts other
accounts preference bonds viii constitute
the Treasury reserve. and provide FOR
contemplated extension of the road Pres
cnt Savannah. Ameficus and Montgomery
bOnd-holders hc asked 90 subscribe at
par for 10 per cent. Of their holdings I'm
new preference bonds received AS bonus
l0 per cent Of their subscription con-
soils. 20 per cent. in new preferred and
100 per cent. in new common.
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RLVEFiELD. W. VA. June iO.-The
situation on the Elkhorn is somewhat sx.
citing tonight. The Crozler and Pulaski
works are to be invaded by a large body
OF strikers at daylight. who threaten to
force the working miners 10 come OUT.
sheriff Efier. OF Mcdowell county. has
break with u posse. and twenty-five
armed deputies have gone from this city.
Governor MacCorkle has sent his private
secretary Captain j. II. White. TO the
iiela. There is more excitement here
tonight than has been Witnessed Tor
SEVERAL weeks.
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WASHINGTON. June To- Secretary Car
Isle viii leave here the latter part OF
this week for Kentucky. and Will deliver
an address on the financial question at
Louisville. Ky, on Friday or Saturday OF
this week.
This viii be his iiral sTcech IN the pres
ent Kentucky campaign. he having been
compelled to decline Invitations 10 speak
al Lexington and Henderson.
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Then a question arose as 10 whether the
crime was committed in Richmond or IN
Henrico county. Maps were draWh uP
fort was soon madc TO go into the triai,
hut Mr.. Wendenburg was reported 10 10, be
sick and the case was postponed, hlii
co, Was retained by Mr.. WendenDurs
10 assist I'm the defence.
Another powerful effort was mace 70
secure bail AT the Henrico County Court
hut Judge Wickham refused TO grant I,
uron the ground that the prisoner would
bc likely 10 forfeit his bond wh,n the
tsial was called. Meanwhile requiAuon
after rcQuiSition rolled into the Cover
n1rs Office from various states. where
the prisoner Was wanted for swiodnns
everybody who entered ntO gold-hrick
deal with him. Emory. the New lorh
snort. stuck by the accused with Kind
Of Damon and Pythias friendship, ana
Parker himself wept copiously when
newspaper reporters went TO nterNie"
him
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CAMERON, W. VA. June i0-The fire
which started last night burned itself out
at o'clock this morning. The entire less
is estimate at seUc.eo) The fire started IN
a hay NOV, I'm which som egamblers
had been playing, and practically burned
everything In to1n. Hecker * Helms
big general store Is tie heaviest loser.
tho loss being placed at Soo.u0. over
LOO people are homeless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

Winning Favorites-Dark Horses-w eath
-r-Attentanee.

LATONIA. June lo-l0--About 1000 per-
sons witnessed five we'll contested races
to-day-Qute a good attendance Tor an
or day fairchild and Fred. Gardner We're
the winning faVOrites. the other winners
being well-played second choices. sum
First race-sclling enc mlle-F Falrchild
rT. H. Isom. 10 p first. Master tred
secand. SandoVnl third. Time, l:4t
Second race-sclling, one mile ana TWEEN
~ yards-Fred. Gardner (ss, W. Jones,
to ID first, lie Banjo second, cyclone
third. Time, l.i3 81 ,
Third race-six furlongs-Ellsket uOo,
II. Williams, 20 ID first Paul Pry Sec
ond. Miss FiCrst third. Time, l;lo.
Fourth racc-selling. one mile and
quarter-1oby co. ". Jones, 4 10 u nrst,
BESSIE Bisland second. Queen Bird thru.
Time. 2.o9.
Oo5. Perkins. 1 10 IL first. Cozeta second,
Decision third. Time, l.o3 IL.
RoBy.
CHICAGO, ILL, June lO-rhree favo-
rites were among Roby's rye winners
to-day. aud good sport pleased crowd OF
600 persons Nineteen books uit huSi-
rcss The only easy winners We're sam
Lewis and Eagle Bird. summaries;
First racc-selllng. six iurlonss.-Lu-
cinda first. TippecanOc second, Green
Prowitt third. Time. III 81.
Second ccAtwO-yc1r-C.d .ds. Scllinf
folr and a half furlongs sixty nrst'
Fischer second. old Man third. Tine
IS Ia. ,,..
WoaVcrman first. La Crescent soconc'
Bob Wagner third. Time, l.l9'e
Fourth race selling. one mle.Easie
Bird first Fullerton Lass second DIS
marck third. Time. l.ls. ,..-,...., s,,,
Fifth race selling. seven turiongs' 60, ,t.'
Iewis Grst Virginia second, Shehoa 'h''o'
'vfme l.3-ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11
AcroK KMMnrI's CRIME.
The Comedian Tries to Murder His
Wife

SAN FRANCISCO. June al. X. En-
nett. Jr., the German dia-ct comedian
attempted to murder his wife last night,
ard was only prevented from executing
his design by the fOr,ible Interference OF
neehbors. Emmet; had been about town
all day. and in the evening returned
home N a drunken condition. lie and
from ihe house Emmett pursued her
INTO the street, and fired pistol az her
al close range. Then he caught the un-
fortunate woman and beat her about the
face with the butt end OF the sup;
Two young men pulled the maautheu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11
The ONO Coal Min,rs

COLUMBUS. OHIO June lO.-'rhe coal
miners OF ohio have by a vote OF 5.09l
TO ASH. decided TO accept the offer OF the
operators to 70 10 work al 81 cents a ton.
The npchine-mining question. however
H. stu unsettled. The miners demand
thrce-hfths OF the pick-mining rate, and
the operators offer only one-half.
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High Mercury in Illinois.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL, June 10.-An-
other spell OF fearful hot weather begun
Sunday. The mercury yesterday reached
l0g IN the shade.
There is but little hope for oats. though
II II rains inside OF three days, 1t may
save one-th.rd Of the crop.
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VIENNA, June iO-Advlces received
from SWeincr Nustadt state that the re-
cent cloud-burst I'm that section washed
away great number Of bridges and
houses an the cOmmunes OF Schwarzcn-
bach. Schlattcn and Hochwolfersdorf, I'm
some Instances carrying away buildings
the entire length OF the streets and sub
merging large tracts OF territory Twelve
persons were drowned In the town OF
Schwarzenbach, and IL is believed that
the total loss OF lie Is very great. The
damage done IN these places. which Pc
cuniarily a. over $4,000 iiorins. cannot be
repaired FOR Years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

School . estion Again Before Manitoba
Ierislature.

WINNIPEG. MANITOBA, June lo.-The
Manitoba ministers and members or the
Legislature are. already gathering TOT
the meeting on Thursday, when the schooi
question will again come up Tor con-
sidcratlon. Archbishop LangeNin says
the Catholics are determined TO press Tor
their school rights. and II the Legislature
refuses. then ne will personally appeal
,s.e cases TO Queen Victoria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

NEW YORK. July i0.--J ID. Hashagcn.
eastern AGENT OF the Plant system. has
been notified that the first car load OF
this seasons Georgia peaches left Triton,
Ga. for New York on Saturday evening
last. N is estimated tha: Georgia's fruit
crop this year aggregates S.VoVo@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

WASHINGTON, June l0,-stcretary
Herbert will leave Washington late to-
night for Auburn. Ala. where ne VIII dc.
liver the oratlon at the commencement OF
Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical
College Wednesday morning. lie VIII re-
turn 10 Washington SATURDAY..
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Iusu,c.or Mclaughlin Dismissed.

NEW YORK, June lO.-At the meeting
OF the Police Board to-day Inspector Me-
Laughlln who was convicted OF extors
last week, was dismissed from the force.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

Cab Catches Tire-Iist OF Dend--Wound-

ed.
ROSEBY'S ROCK. W. VA, June TO-
The special train which left Wheeling
with a fire engine for Cameron jumped
the track about two miles east OF tnis
place al 1880 o'clock this morning. the
train was running al a rapid rate when
tho engine jumped the rails, turning over
on it's side down the embdnkmenL The
cab caught fire, and engineer Duny was
found inside In the midst of the fames.
He was crushed in a shocking manner
and must have died almost Instantly.
Richard Donahue. Jr., of Wheeling. was
on a gondOla next 10 the tender, ana waen
found under the trucks. life was extinct.
Charles littOn. OF Moundsville. also on
the gOndoia, had his breast badly crushed;
Frank Ferrcll. OF Moundsvllc. was fouhi
under the gondola dead. All OF the occu-
pants Of the caboose. eleven IN NUMBER
were more or less seriously Injured.
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WEATHER PoHfCAsr.

WASHINGTON ID. C.. June io-For
Virginia: showers In eastern. fair IN
western portion. warmer; easterIy winds.
For North Carolina: showers IN east
ern. fair I'm western portion, warmer, (,
easteriy winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

The Approaching Convention--Memphi
Hotels Crowded.


MEMPHIS. TENN, June l0.-The pre-
dictlons OF the promoters of the silver
convention are on the eve Of fulnlment.
The Memphis hotels are fast being oc-
cuuicl by the deleg ttes. and distinguish
ed men OF letters ana statesmen from
all sections of The country. md IL Is
said that by tomorrow morning there
viii bee scarcely an uloccupiet room I'm
any hostlery OF the city.
The Extension and Executive COM
mittees OF the Central Timetable League
held an important meeting this after
noon. Al subcommittee reported hay
Ing practically completed their laDOrs.
and the only one that had not discharged
It's duties IN fun was that OF reception.
SOME or THE DELEGATES.
\ communication Was received from
Florida, stating that Governor Mitchell
hau appointed as delegates al large
United States Senator Pascoe John l..
GasiSins. J. a.. Mallory. BascOm n. Pal
mtF state senator william Thomas.
state treasurer; Clarence -. Collier
captain j. +. Tucker. Frank Harris. W.
j. Cooper and Harry ". Cooper. post
master az. Jacksonville.
Governor culhersOn. OF Texas. has ap-
pointed delosates-at-arge from the Lone
star state, Wl.h ex-senator John H.
Reagan chairman. United STATS soma
tor Marion Butler Will head -he North
Carolina delegation, and. in company
With the delegates, will reach Memphis
tomorrow morning. The del satiln Nllf
be- composed Of Democrats Republicans,
and Populists alike. and is significant
fr0m The fact tha' IL will be the irst
manifestation Of coalition between the
parties I'm North Carolina.
". N. linrichssn. OF lliinlis. writes
that 10 viii boz impossible for him 20 De
present In concluding his letter he
sgys:
"Ycu have no doubt seen ,he FUN re-
port of our convention on the 9Th. 10
was a success Ia every way, In spite Of
what the Republican and Democratic
gold papers say about A.. Illinois IS
safe in the free silver ranks. aud viii
be In 1886
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RANGE ov ruENMouErER.

Following was the range Of the ther-
mometer az The Times Office Yesterday
a M'' A. 5s M y Z. M h. p: miani:As III m e. 81.
Ayerak9 ~ l-k
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TRANSFERRED TO HrSRioo.

for bail for the prisoner, he was denied
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ANoTnnR wAnnANr roM r.nkrR.

Governor O'Fcrrall had a lengthy con-
ference yesterday afternoon with Com
monwealth's Attorney IA. N. smith. Jr.,
Of this city, ana CommonweAltn's At
tCrrty Conway X. Sands. OF Henrico
county. and Police Justice crutchheld
IL was finally decided 10 issue warrant
against Parker, the gola-brick man, on
one OF the indictments found in Illinois
against him, but before the warrant
could be served on him Parker had left
tn city.
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HOLLAND GUILTY, TOO
BE Will Join His Partner, Williams,
in the Psnitentiary.
BLAZINA AGAINST GOCClN
Mrs. Mary Schultz Manages to Get
Another Case into Court. In
Company With Her Sister.
Fanny MatuzWitz.
BLAZINA AGAINST GOGGlN

William Holland will join his partner.
w. f. Williams, at the penitentiary with
In a few days. The jury that tried him
for robbery yesterday found him guilty,
notwithstanding the hard fight made for
him by Attorney Harvey, and Judge
Speer will pass sentence on him on Sat
urday. The arguments were made yes
terday morning and the case was submit
ted to the jury shortly before the noon
hour. and when court reconvened In the
afternoon the verdict was returned.
After the Holland case was disposed of
Judge Speer, sitting without a jury, tried
the case of Cosmos Blazina against Jo-
seph Goggin and others to foreclose a lien
on the new Baltimore block on West
Park street. The evidence developed that
Blazina had previously assigned the
claim to another party and that judg-
ment had been obtained on II, and Judge
Speer therefore awarded judgment to the
defendants.
In the case of Ruth r. Leggat against
r. d. Leggat Judge Mediation yesterday
handed down several amendments to the
findings.
Elsie Thompkins yesterday brought a
suit in the district court against ]. NJ.
Bowes to foreclose a mortgage on a half
interest in a part of lot 10 and all of lot
4 in block 3S of Butte TOWNSHIP. for A.70o.
due on a note dated May 1, 1894, and
drawing Ia per cent. month interest.
The complaint says that the only thing
paid on the note is $3.50 in interest. An at
torney's fee of $500 is also asked.
In a roundabout way Mrs. Mary
Schultz went into court again yesterday
in a new suit. Fannie Matuzwitz, a sis
ter of Mrs. Schulz. appears as plaintiff,
and she sues the sheriff for various dam
ages. She alleges in her complaint that
Mrs. Schulz at some time or other Dor
rowed $3.50 from one Ruth Hague, and as
security transferred to her the fixtures
and stock of a drug store. The alleged
transfer was made on Feb. 5. 1898, and
they agreed among themselves that Mrs.
Schulz might redeem the property with
in reasonable time by paying the prin-
cipal and interest. Ruth Hague took pos
session of the stuff and stored 1t some
where on Park street, and a few days
later, on Feb. u. the sheriff attached 1t
and has since held possession of 1t. Sub
sequently Ruth Hague assigned her claim
on IL to Fannie Matuzwitz, who demands
the return of the property or 5000 to
cover its value. and she further wants
5000 as damages.
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HOTEL REGISTER.

The Butte-F. H. Fletcher, c.. e.
Hersey. G. B. Clark. Helena; q, T.
Fogarty. Bozeman; T. G. Ryan. st.
Paul; George Blair. Anaconda; T. M.
Barnes. z. E. Gallogly. New York: E.
Besam and wife. w. Hyslop. Ana
conda: r. H. Baed. st. Paul; J. O..
Maddux. Melrose; John Beehan.
Boulder.
The McDermott-E. s. Johnson, G..
K. Armstrong. st. Paul: z. NJ. Bruins
wick. Portland: c. NJ. Sutphen. L. p
Sullivan. Chicago; VIII Falconer.
Deadwood: James McKelvey, Norris:
N. ]. Isdell. Pony.
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They Find the Treasurer and Clerks
Books All Rig ht- Other Matters.

They Find the Treasurer and Clerks
Books All Rig Other Matters.
The county commissioners yesterday
finished checking up the books of the
treasurer and clerk and found the two
to correspond and that the balance in
the treasury on the first of December
was s263, 24O.10.
The road supervisor submitted his
final report, showing that he had col
lected $13.440 in poll tax during the
year, the commissions on which
amount to 1912. AS the auditor had
examined the report, 1t was approved
by the commissioners.
An order was made cancelling war
rants that had been drawn for various
amounts and remaining uncalled for in
favor of A. II. Morgan. Lena Johnson.
Hart & Drumming. Pat Callahan, Mary
Cullen, James Cullen, Dave Hogan,
Dave Brown, Ed Clark, William Harris,
z. Odson, Mary Collins. w. Miller. John
Harvey, Pat Riley. Walter Richards.
J. Robinson, William Mooney. Kenyon
Connen company. ]. ]. Donnelly, ]. HI.
Montgomery, Captain Merritt, c. CO.
morrow and Jake Handy.
A protest was received from a num-
Der of residents on the Pomona lode
against granting the petition to open a
road over that ground and the matter
was set for hearing Jan. IL.