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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12
AT THE COURT HOUSE,
The Days Proceedings In the De
paftmenta.

The Days Ffoeeedtnaa ~ the Des
partmsnta.
THE marrIAge licenses issued Mon
we're ~ Charles wlIsun aud ~ lda
Duran ana n. E Klng sud Maty
Weneu Ths last named couple u
hom ths wald hills, 10 the vicinity "
Clyme
P.uBAfK q iukr.
OrOvel Ferk w.- appoiuted admin.
IL falVf Vt be- estate of John N Flick,
deceased, Nv county Judge w g, Hub
bard yesterday aud viii receive letters
~ administration upou his iillng n
boud In the sum Of ti0.OoO. The de-
ceased len real property valued NJ f7in
aud personal effect NJ $500 Ia he divided
among seven heirs. Mr.. FLOCK died on
the second Inst.
The probate court named ueofge
WILL Elias Bdrkholder and Wm.
swader appraisers of the estate Of
Catherine Transport, person Of
weak mind.
In the Plckens estate Judge Hub
bard issued an order b. take n receipt
for a certain attorney Zee belonging TO
w. II. and Webster Holmes.
CIRCUIT ooCRT DOCKET.
Scott Bozprth W. A. Choquetts and
q. o. Pelland, foreclosure; decree on
stipulation.
Effie J. Land rs vs.. Albert Lanners,
divorce; tried and decree of divorce
granted.
Judge Hewitt returned from Albany
Monday having been there over Sun-
day with hls family, and convened
department. No. 9 Of the circuit court
at 2;30 O'Clock.
Emma q. JOry W.. Nathan Ward ct.
al, motion 10 strike out part Of
amended answer overrued and motion
70 strike cut portions Of amended conn
plaiut SUSTAINED.
silvertou aud Portland Land Loan
aud Investment Co. vs. j. Il. Ham.
mond, eqcttl non suit on motion Of
plaiutiH.
The case Of Aona NJ. Boyes vs. w.
T. Ramsdsn, to quiet title, will be
heard at 0 o'clock this morning.
State VS.. First National bank of
Salem, escheat; continued.
State VS.. LAdd a. Bush, escheat con.
tinued
II. A. Salisbury, insolyent, A. n.
Bush, assignee, assignment account
allowed and q dividend OF 80 per cent
ordered and cause continued.
Paul J. q. KleppIn ct al, VI. J. NJ.
and II. Il. Wallace ct al, equity; mo.
tion TO strike out parts Of amended
complaint overruled as to the first
ground and sustained as to the second
and demurrer overruied.
Louis Kampman vs. VIM. Kamp-
man, divorce; continued.
Benz. Hayden vs. George j. Pearce,
administrators Of the E. @. small estate,
writ of review writ dismissed and
Judgment OF the lower court affirmed.
In the case Of K. Y. Lansiug W.
Plummer & Ault and H, Holden, tried
Lefore Judge Burnett In SeptemOer,
q decision was handed down Monoay
in favor Of the plaintiff for the SUN OF
S1,648.S7 and costs and disbursements.
The action was on bond given by
the contracting firm, with Mr.. Holden
az surety, TO indemnify the plaiutfi
against all claims and liens for work
aud labor In the erection Of his larr Q
dwelling house at bis farm south Of
salem. Mr.. Lansing sued for $3.50.
The case will be appealed to the su-
preme court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

LIGHT, DID You SAY?-Yes, lfyta
want more light on the subject, ID,
way TO get 1t Is t0 lnveitIgs'e the
new patterns Of bouquet, vase scd
Rochester lamps just opeusd at SOME
naun's grocery. His pIices can't "
met by any would be competitors with
small stocks, See the goods aud @S
the prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12
PERSONALS.


II. POhle went to CorvnlIis today.
A Klein went to Jefferson today.
w. Il. Lawler went to Albany today.
q. II. Lane, the tailor, is In Port
land,
j. d. Jordan went To P'rtland yester
day.
DIR. A. b. Gillis went to Portland to-
day.
Rev. j. Bowersox vent to Candy to-
dsy.
Thomas Sims went to Portland yes
terday.
DR.. J. w. voeel, the occulisi, is in
Portland.
Frank Aurys went to Eugene this
morning.
II. ID. Mayo left today for Summer.
field, Kans.
Major George Williams went to Port
land yesterday.
b. B. Broomell was passenger for
Eugene today.
E. Q. Kirkpatrick, of Dallas, went to
Portland today.
Robert Thompson returned to Port
land yesterday.
l., Bilyeu,a Eugene attorney, was in
Salem yesterday.
Hon. Geo. b Doris, of Eugene, was
In Salem yesterday.
Geo. Il. Cline, OF Woodburn, was
Salem visitor yesterday.
], X. Weatherford, OF Albany. went
TO Portland yesterday.
Secretary Of State Klncaid returned
from Eugene yesterday.
Attorney General Idleman came up
from Portland yesterday.
r. A. Kirk returned 1t night from
short stay In Portland.
j. A. Grimm, engineer on the snag.
boat Corvallis, is In Portland.
Deputy Sheriff J. II. Melsner re
turned to Portland this morning.
Leslie GalbraIth, the we'll known
jockey, left last night for California.
Miss Lizzie VIII. OF, Aurora passed
through Salem today on her way TO
Albany.
Col. t. b. Wait predicts that the
regular rains will not begin until
after Christmas.
A. b. Smith, of the Salem Improve.
ment Co., is in the mining district,
near QuartzyIlle.
Mrs. 1. w. Starr, OF Brownsville,
returned home today after a short visit
with relatives In Salem.
Mrs. s. l.. Byrd and daughter OF
Seaside, who have been guests OF Mrs.
J. w. Jordan, returned home today.
Bev. J. p. Farmer, pastor of the First
Baptist church, was passenger TO
Portland on the Salem local this morn
ing.
Il. III. Stock, the State street dry
goods merchant, left for San Francisco
this morning In the hopes Of benefitting
his health.
III. A. Mears, q we'll known mining
man, accompan cd by his wife, has re-
turned from Baker City and is now In
the QuaItEville district.
II. p. Mimic went to Portland today
and from there will go TO Wallace,
Idaho. He will bring back the es-
capped convict Geo. Myrlck,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

INSANE Dennis Kearney, aged 81
years, was accompanied TO the insane
asylum from Portland by Deputy
Sheriff ]. II. MiseneF last evening.
The insane man imagInes the Masons
are conspirIng TO lynch him and that
they are invisible.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

OFFIoERs ELECrED.-At Il meeting
of the Exempt Firemen's association
held at the city recorders office last
night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; J. II.
Haas, president; Ed, N. Edes, secre-
tary; Claud Gatch, treasurer; Henry
bch0emaker, trustee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

steamer Gray Eag.e will lsave
Portland for Salem Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 9 o.
m. and leaves Salem fnr Portland
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 8 a. N. Quick time, ,lregu-
lar service aud cheap rates. Agent
M. p. Baldwin at Salem dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

A. II. Roothhy, OF Mill City lie a
Salem visitor and will return home
Wednesday after visiting with friends.
He reports the renewed prosperity Of
that country as continuing and has the
highest hopes for its future.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

THE CREAM.-That Is not the name
If the soap manufactured by Iha 81,
lem Soap and Chemical Co, but In
product is the cream OF the market. Il
you want the best soap for the mo0ej,
aud want to support home enterpns',
always buy Salem soap.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12
Grannis' Sermon

AS reported In The JOURNAL has
been the talk OF the town. 1t Is now
recalled that DIR. /. ID. Driver discussed
the Fame text before the y. M. e. A.
but put his discourse upon an entirely
ethical basis. IL Mr.. Graunis were a
sporting man THE JOURNAL would
wager hun any sum that he has lied
about the Bible. 1t Is due to the Y,
NJ. q. A. TO say that some Uf Its lead.
ing members denounce Mr.. Granuis'
sensatlonalIsn. The good work OF
that organization 10 appreciated by the
community and no one will blame the
managers one for minister's bad break.
The JOURNAL has reported q great
many Of the afternoon lectures and
as a rule they are helpful aud
useful to all who hear them. OF
course, all understand that the Y.
M. q. A. - not held responsible for the
expressions or sentiments OF those
who are invited to address It's met tings
nor do they necessarily endorse the
same
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

HOP SHIPMENT-Geo w. Hubbard
yesterday received 800 bales Of hops nj
rilverton, which were shipped on con-
signment to Philadelphia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

Two MoRE.-Grant Harrv, Jr, 81
idiotic boy from Coos county, and Ms
Fannie Smith OF Morrow county, wt''
today committed to the asylum.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

WANTED.--To exchange or sn
three or four acres opposite sclol
house. VIII take small payment AMI
remainder In work. Inquire Of ] O
Mcfarland at Clear Lake, six mill
north Of city, or address Salem.
ON
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12
LETTER LIST.

Following are the list Of lstlsr =.
called for. Persons calling viii s,.'
say advertised. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

CARRIER Boy WANTED.-A good
ooy with horse or pony can get q
route by calling at Journal Office
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12
Items Of discrepancy are very num-
erous. but following are some:

The report says: 1.-THE greatest dis
crepancy In any single item Is in wood
account, namely, s., 1881, which un-
doubtedly arises from insufficient
amounts being charged off from month
to month as issued.
From June /, 1889, when no wood
was on hand, to August l, 1891, est
mated consumption was 6,525 cords;
from August !, 1891 to August /, 1895,
l2,7l0 cords, or a total OF q. .235 cord,
During this period there was hauled III
per vouchers, 10. OIL cords, or eliminat
lng cutting and stumpage, which II
probably included In same, l7,22Sl
cords.
August |, Dr.. Rowland turned over
TO his successor, Us per inventory
727 cords at the asylum. AS per invent
ory, TO have done this would have
necessltated haul ng from the Stanely
farm, as farm product at no value,
about $500 cords. This shows the
wood was not all charged of. From
the books DR.. Lane should have turned
over to DR.. Rowland about 2300 cords
Of wood at 1915 q cord. This he has
zen unable to verify. The discrepancy
In the drug account Of 5000 has most
likely arisen In the same manner by
not being charged off. Other accounts
he found badly mixed up but In the
aggregate nearly correct.
THE REPORT CONCLUDES:
"Tnere is evidence Of great careless
ness in the keeping of the books, as
there are many errors AMI omissions In
posting from acquisitions 10 blotter,
olotter to department, bill book TO sub
slstence book and vouchers 10 depart
meDts as we'll as frequent errors in ex-
tensions,
"The effect Of these errors aud those
In w"od, druga, etc., as above men
toned is that Of not creditingImerchan-
disc, or charging up the amount Of
goods actually consumed, thereby
creating an apparent dehcit in mer-
chandise aud making the cost per
capita appear less than It actually was.
"rhe general books are also very
badly out Of balance, caused principally
by peculiar system OF posting the
journal entries Of the bl ennlal approp.
rations and the consumption of the
same
RECOMMENDATIONS.
]. / would therefore recommend to
your honorable board that the books
be corrected as follows; Subsistence
book aud merchandise account to agree
as August l, 1895, with values Of stocb
on hand as psr detailed statement
above reported, with the possible ex-
ceptlon OF insurance, which In the past
has been charged TO expense at the
time, aud which appears t. be the
proper manner of dlsposlng Of same.
2. General books to usesas a basis or
starting point for the appropriations
made by the legislative assembly In
1895.
HoRACE w. THIELsEN,
Examiner
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

UMBRELLAS, LOCKS AND KEys.--
Go see "Mitonell the repair man" No
2ss Commercial street. Cheap rates
satisfactory work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

P1 Ps Sa: ssas IN 2 ey Rs M
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

THE DAILY JOURNAL. 25 cents
a month"; SS year, postage paid.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12
Born.

SHULTz-ln Salem. Oregon, Noy. IL,
1895, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shullz,
a daughter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

Every womnn moods pr. Miles, Pain pills.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WA NTED-.-At "The Cottage a girl loi
w general house worK. apply az ols" s.
Court street. j. n. Btaiger, Prop. lilt@
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

WANTED The best ride shots 20 atlsnls
w Thanksgiving turkey shooting malel "
be given Dy A. X. BouJhwick and Ed I've
atC. W Heokett's place two mites sIulhvsA
ofsalem Plenty OF turkeys. lllsoe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-11-12

The marriage licenses issued Mon
we're ~ Charles wiIsnn aud a. Ida
ufmn and a. .. Klng aud Maiy
Wsnou 1fhe last named couple u
rom ths waid hills, 10 the vicinity u
OlNm
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12
The Newspaper Puff.

The newspaper puff is something that
makes men feel bad if they don't get 1t.
The groundwork Of sn ordinary news
paper puff consists Of II moral character
and good baEs account. Writing news
paper ptifs is like mixing sherry cobblers
and mint iuleps ali through the summer
months for customers and quel.cising
your Own thirst with rainwater. Some
times man is looking 70. yE1 and
don't get ii. then LIE says the paper is
going down hill, and lhat it is in the
hands Of monopoly, and he would stop
subscribing if lie did not have to pay his
bill first. Writing a newspaper puff is
Ike taking the photograph Of h0nely
baby. II The photograph does not re-
present The child with wings and halcs
and harps, it shows that the artist does
not understand his business. so it is
with the newspaper puff the pulled
doesn't stand out like bold and fearless
exponent Of truth and morality, it shows
that the pufer doesn't understand
hum n nature. II is more fiil 70 zee a
man read a puG Of himself than to zee a
man slip on an orange peel. The narrow
minded man reads it over seven or eight
times and then goes around TO tie
different places where the paper Is taken
and steals what Le can. The kinG-beart-
ed family man goes home and reads It
to his wife, and then pass up his bill on
the paper. Tie successful! business man
who aiyertises and makes money, starts
Immediately 10 Guf the newspaper man,
and speaks word Of greatful acknow-
iedgment and encouragement. Then
the two men start out Of the sanctum
and walk thoughtfully down the street
together. and the successful business
nan takes sugar In bis, and they both
eat Glove or two; and life is sweeter.
and peace settles down like turtle dove
in our hearts, and after awhile lamp
posts get more plentiful and everybody
seems more or less intoxicated, but the
hearts Of tbess two men are filed with
naneless joy. because they know just
where to stop and not make themselves
ridicuIous.-BiiI Nye.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12
. CD .

II you are in debt. squeeze out, with
ont waiting to be squeezed out. Inter
est Is cancer on the pocket book, and
unless you have an outside resource up
on which you can depend in case Of a
pinch, better have twenty acres or
even ten-that are clear, and your own,
than Is0 burdened with devflfsh in
the shape Of mortgage. In the one
case you work for Yourself and family
in the other it is for the investment
company Reyeille.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12
Mas,c,s Parting shot.

Governor Waite delivered his last
message TO the legislature last Friday
It WAS quite lengthy and large part of
lit was taken up in delivering parting
shots at everybody and everything that
was or is opposed to Waiteism-not
even the governors o~n party escaping
the general shower OF abuse.
In commenting on the message, the
Denver Post fDern..i says: Governor
Waite, to-day delivered his message to
the state legislature. IL is doubtless his
last formal executive HtteTaUce. And as
the people read it, few VIII be sorry
thxt it is the last 1t is not an appro-
PIRATE presentation OF opinion and re-
commandation from ststesfnanlike
state governor. 1t is instead spiteful
ebuttion OF feeling from disappointed,
a reseutfHl. an enFageG, Il sindietiye
politician. 1t IS ike the eccentric gov
ernor. 1t is, however. something Of a
satisfaction that the document did not
break out into characteristic expletIve
explosion, bat kept down to t;te touch
and sugg stiOn OF profanity
Throughout, tire message IS deEuucia-
tory and self -exaltige. Ia denancia-
ton, it is comprehensive ard impartial.
1t goes from The president of tile United
States TO the humblest deputy sheriff of
a county. 1t includes in fairly equal
numbers Republicans, Democrats and
ropulis,s. 1t bits with eqnai stroke
rival officials and those elected Un the
same ticket viii. the writer or appointed
by him It. in short. is directed in com
mon intensity and bitterness against all
who differ with him. The message is
plainly written on tie assumption that
the author has been The one and only
really capable and honest governor the
state ever had. NOw. the man Who as
sumes that in all cases Of difference OF
opinion or sentiment ne is right and the
other people are wrong, takes upon him
self an awful moral and intellectual re-
spOn5ib.lity-a responsibility that no
one has yet been able to carry. Colo
RADIOS retiring governor has failed with
the rest. and has failed consciously
and ridicuiOusly."
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12
Notice.

The Coupon System has been adopted
at the City Meat Market and Will Ne
strictly observed. The system affords
mutual advantages and is sure 70 be-
come favorite. Coupon books Will not
he sold at more than thirty DAYS. to any
one. Respectfully, etc,
w. T.. SIgPsos.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Notice ia hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the Highland Cemetery
association will be neld in Aeeker on
January q, 1895, at 8 p. IN.
+. n. JoHAyToEs, Sec.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

A goodIy number of Meekerites are
interested in -Four Mile properties and
all are worrying, more OF less, a. to
what disposition they will make Of their
prospectiye millions.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Those interested in the future Of this
section should attend TIC meeting at
me court house Thursday evening to
discuss the latest railway project.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Q. b. Kelly departed on Monday for
Denver to stand his examination before
the state pharmacy board. Mr.. K in
tended tripping the light fantastic at
the inaugural ball and made sure, be-
fore leaving Nseker, that he would lave
lady to share the pleasures Of the Oc-
casion with him.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

F. W. Fairfield was passenger on
the outgoing stage this morning, bound
for Milwaukee. Wis, where lac will
enter the soldiers home for the purpose
of receiving surgical treatment. Mr.
Fairfield has never fully recovered from
the effects of his mishap OF nine months
ago when his nip bone was disiocated
and he received other serious iDjuries,
which, he has concluded, viii necessi-
tate different treatment from what ne
was receiving here before he can hope
for much OF an improvement.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

a circulating library is in process OF
organization. The library will be
established in the postoiiice store and
JoHantgen & Kelly are to be the agents.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12
HOME n EVVS

Late arrivals from Rife report the
marriage OF Miss Marion Arnold to Dr..
". W. Tishner of that place.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

4 small lath and plastered house to
rent. Inquire Of j. FreuDd.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

County Surveyor Mo0g came in from
Grand Junction on Thursday, after
having finished surveying tho toll road
that connects that town With the
RangeIy asphaltum beds.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Ed saitmarsh has bought the notion,
hardware and iinware business hereto
fore carried on by Simp Harp. Salty
will stock up and enlarge the business
and cater 10 the public wants in his
several lines.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Aside from a little eo!d snap on Mon
day and Tuesday nights the weather
has been very pleasant during the past
Ue4E
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Rifle needs houses to rent There
isn't habitabie building in town to be
had at any price. When it was rumoFed
yesterday that house on Third street
would be vacated February l, the SQUAD
bic commenced and has been kept up
ever since at rate that IS alarming
It is matter that ought to be attended
to before it results in bIoodshed, coal
ahed, high.man-oui or litigation. What
is home without house TO live in
Rife ReyeiIle.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

sieeker was considerably excited
Yesterday over the latest news from
Four Mile. 1t was. in substance, that
j. B. Adams. who was in business here
in the early days, had succeeded in dis
posing of several placer claims to an
Omaha eoDpanT, the consideration. i
is said, being $4,000. Frank Michael.
Ed Smizer and several others are III
terested in the gale. The Omaha people
will take big ditch out OF Ssater's
Fork of Snake river and engage 10 ex-
tsTisiye operations next summer. In the
meantime, the Aspen company are pre-
pairing to 90 to WORK in real earnest
as soon AS the season opens. That Four
Mile IS destined TO be a lively mining
camp next summer is nov an assured
fact.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Postmaster Taylor Of Azial, was
among those registered at the Meeker
hotel in the early part of the week. He
was attending to various business mat
tiers. but had time TO tell the reporter
that cattle we're wiuterirg well and
everybody in his section Was feeling
pretty good in consequence.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Pursuant TO call largely attended
meeting Of cattIemen was held at the
court house on Saturday afternoon last
for the purpose Of discussing matters Of
interest to stockgFowers generally. Mr..
Rube OIdiand was elected chairman
and Mr.. a. u. Critchiow secretary. The
meeting was unanimous In its support
Of the candidacy Of Ben Price as the
representative Of this section on the
state board Of cattle inspectors, and a
committee was appointed TO draft
resolutions expressive cf the sense OF
the meeting On this matter. Other sub
jects relating to the cattle business were
discussed. and All present expressed
themselves AZ satisfied with the outlook.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

Siarried-At the residence Of S. NJ.
Do8den, in Plateau Valley, Mesa
county. Colorado. On Monday morning,
Dec. "a. 1884, J. G.. Temple, of Hayden,
and Miss Daisy powden. Of Collbran,
J. ID. Tower officiating. The newly
welded couple started immediately
after the wedding for Boulder. where
they viii pass away the elygiaD hours Of
their honeymoon with the eroon'a
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Temple will
The Paragraph extends congratula-
tions and wishes the couple a happy and
prosperous journey through the vicissi-
tudes of lffe.-Craig Paragraph.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

The Greeley Tribune says that the
merchants of that town have in process
Of organization an association designed
TO protect themselves against the iurOads
of dead beats, slow payers and other
equally unsatisfactory customers One
Of the principal causes of complaint
among the Greeley merchants arises
from the actions Of certain credit buy
ers who trade with The home merchants
when theY have no money and go TO
Denver OF elsewhere to make their pur
chases after the crop is disposed of
often leaving the home merchant IN The
iUrch entirely This latter complaint is
not confined exclusively to Greeley
merchants. The credit system is bad
in principle and is stilI worse when
abused.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12
County Business.

The board OF county commissioners
held sessions on the ID. 80 and 7th inst,
and transacted the following business: :
W. f. Hossack, rebzted SID on cattle
and improvements.
On motion. that portion OF the Colo
FadO Turnpike cnmpary's road running
from said cUmpany's mines to White
river, was ordered revoked and thrown
open TO the public.
Robert Reigan was rebated $50 on
cattle.
The reports Of the sheriff and county
Judge for the past three months were
examined and approved. as was also the
county clerks report for November and
December.
Owen o. Jones was rebated $500 on
cattle.
The bonds OF the various county and
precinct officers we're examined and APP
proved.
J. II. Lakamp was rebated So Oh
horses.
Betsy Pearson was raised 80 head of
cattle.
The Meeker herald., 1895-01-12

The Valentine masquerade will be
peculiar in one respect: The price of
admission will be 30 cents for each per
son whether masked or not, or whether
man, woman or CHILD.