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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

those Interested. all tend to insure one
OF the iarRest gatherings of Alliance
people ever witnessed In the state.
And in View Of the widespread inter-
est OF the people at the present time IN
political affairs. It has been determined
to set apart portion OF the time Of the
iive days Alliance encampment to the
discussion OF political issues, ana
hnlf day will be given to each OF the
political parties or factions desiring 70
be heard. The afternoon OF August Il
Will be given the sound money advo-
Gates. the end to the free coinage sill
yer men, the 2srd to the Popullsts aud
the cath to the Woman Suffragrts.
This committee has been notified that
the Hon. George Clark will represent
the first named, Hon, t. l.. Nugent mas
accepted the Invitation to deliver
speech in behalf OF the Peoples party,
and Mrs. Margaret l.. Watson or Beau.
mont will represent the Texas Equal
Rights association. The speaker for
the silverites has not yet been an
nounced, but It is supposed that the
man will be selected Mt the Fort Worth
convention. During the Alliance en-
campmcnt the different labor organlza-
tions OF the state win hold conventions,
and the Single Tax League OF Texas
have also announced their annual
meeting for the same time such Il
combination Of conventions and I'M
NufHAlulH 10 ihF ulHAhEF'u WIZ
insure the largest assemblage OF people
ever seen perhaps In Texas, but It is
hoped none will stay away through
doubt OF the ability OF Lampasas to
entertain so vast u crowd of people
The Sulphur city. with her generous
people, numerous boarding houses and
hotels. commodioua halls. magnificent
springs. flowing streams and beautiful
parks. affordlng camping facilities un-
surpassed In the South, Is equal to the
occasion, and this committee extends In
behalf OF the Lampasns County Al
lance and the people Of Lampnsas,
hearty invitation to everybody to come.
and would particularly urge our AL
lance brethren and friends to join us
In making this one OF the grnndest
state meetings we have ever had. Let
the adjoining counties be well repre-
scented Come prepared to camp the
whole week, Water. grass, fuel and
lovely camping grounds VIII be pro-
vided you
c. N. w1TCHER,
j. =. WORD,
Committee on Entertainment and Pro-
gram,
Lampasas. Tex, August 3. 1896.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The friends of Mr.. l.. Highly OF 1901
East Blum street will be glad to know
that the operation OF removing a can
Ger from his throat and jaw, and in
which two inches OF the jugular vein
was taken out last Thursday, in New
York. was in every way a success.
Notice Silver Men.-New furnished
rooms can be had at the Mansion hotel.
DR.. Frank Mullins. practice limited to eye.
ear and catRrrh Of nose and throat. Glasses
accurately fitted. COS Main street. Fort
Worth
George l.. Cause, funeral director and en-
balmer. Fun assortment OF undertaker's
goods, Takes full charge Of funerals and
furnishes all necessary requirements. No.
sii West weatherford street. Fort Worth.
Texas
d. ID. Wall formerly Of this city, but
lnttery cashier Of the First National bank
Of seymour. has accepted position with
George II. Loving n CO., cpmInissio deal
urs In cattle and ranches. Mr. Wall will
no doubt prove q valuable addition to the
working force of this well-kuOwn trm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
The State Officers We're
Nominated.
A GOOD CAY OF RACING.
Large Crowd Gathers at the Park to
Witness the Second Days
Races.

The annual business meeting OF the
state division l.. A. w. was held yes
tsrday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Delaware. The meeting was called t.
order by Chief Consul Il. ". Hope. The
roll was called by Secretary George
w. Hubbard, and the minutes Of che
last meeting were read. Several
amendments to the constitution were
adopted.
The following nominations pere
made: Chiel consul. &C. w Hope, OF
Sherman. and @. l., Prescott. OF Fort
Worth. For yice-consul, Charles Gull
more, OF Houston For secretary ana
treasurer. George W. Hubbard. Of Sher-
man. and C. +. Wllmans, OF Dallan.
For representative, X. X Earnest. VI
liVered his annual address In which he
touched upon several subjects OF ea-
peCial interest 10 the l.. A. w. There
have been ninety applications from
Texas for membership during the time
from April 8, TO June 2s, OF the present
year, bringing the membership now to
202, Dallas makes the best showing
for membership, sherman close sec
ond. Fort Worth and Houston have
done we'll
The defeat OF the proposed amend
ment abolishlng the color line was
AHhllAtl punt iHflAltllNus WIN WV
hope expressed that II would never
BE- brought up again In the National
assembly. Hotels ana highway I'M
provements We're other subjects men
toned.
on motion Mr.. Hubbard was author
ized to go on the road for two months
soliciting members for the l.. a. w,
A vote Of thanks was rendered 10 the
Wheelmen uf Fort Worth for their
kindness and courtesy 20 the visitors
ON motion Dallas was unanimously
selected ns the place for the next meet
Ing, which VIII he held July 4 and o.
1896 The meeting adjourned.
The following resolutions were uuani-
mously adopted during the meeting:
Whereas. II has been our special priv
ilege aud pleasure To attend the ilfth
annual meeting OF the American
League Of Wheelmen conyeuing In Fort
Worth August . ana q. 1895, and
Whereas. Recognizing the several dis
advantages under which the committee
on arrangements had To labor to make
this annual meeting and race meet a
profitable and entertaining one; thae-
fore. be II
Resolved. That Il Is the sense OF our
membership present that us an act OF
appreciation We extend a vote or
thanks 10 our Fort Worth members for
the manner IN which they conducted
tubs meet. May they live long and may
the cause OF good roads prosper.
Whereas, II Ia with pleasure that we
note the remarkable increase In mrin-
bershlp and general prosperity within
the ranks OF the Texas division Of the
League OF American Wheelmcn. and
Whereas, we attribute this growth to
the untlrng efforts and zeal Of our
oiiicerH therefore be II
Resolved, That We extend our appTe-
citation and thanks to them In their ef-
foTtH to promote tho good cnugp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

ously at Paris. It Is the Intention TO
build and operate the entire portion OF
the road between Paris and Hearne
before building southwark from the
latter named place. This portion of the
line to be complete and In operation by
June l, 1897. The people of Paris are to
furnish right OF way through the coun-
ty where the road enters to the city
100 feet wide. In the city Of Paris the
right OF way Is to be furnished. through
the limits. $50 feet wide, with addi-
tlonal room for depot grounds. A boz
nus OF $4,000 is TO be paid when the
road Is complete and been in operation
for a period of ten days. In the event
the work of construction begins stimuli
taneously at Paris, right Of way
through the county must be furnished
sufficiently rapid SO that work Will not
be delayed thereby. and payments shall
then be made at the rate OF $1,000 per
mile until the entire $4,000 shall have
been paid. The proposition was re-
ferred TO the railroad committee and II
Is thought IL will be accepted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

There arc hundreds Of people who are
searching for school where they can get u
frst class education for their sons rnd
daughters al moderate rates, 70 all such We
say that they can IND what they want at
the Polytechnic college. The president. Rev.
W. +. Lloyd. and the entire faculty, ere
determined to give value received fer every
dollar placed In their hands. No shOtly work
Is allowed. They do all they promise 10 do.
Several OF the teachers are now awNv nre-
pairing themselves for better work next ses-
sion. In addition to the high curriculum
u the literary department i'r. Lloyd has
spared no palms to have the music, art nnd
clocution departments equal to me bas5. Miss
Kate V. King principal OF lno music de)art-
mcnt, IL said by those who knew tr be one
Of the most accomplished munlciRns-both In
strumental and yooal-ln the south. The pros
pceus for patronage the coming session are
very fine Call for catalogues come by
By every mail The college building which
is to be used exclusively as the boarding
department for girls, is being renovated and
returnished from top to bottom. The large
new building for teaching is rapidly nearly
completion and will greatly increase the
working capacity OF the college, There la
unlurstionably splendid future for this fne
college.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

The city Council Did But Little Work
Last Night.

The quorum present ut the session of
the city council last night manifested
a desire 10 get to work without de-
lay aud the meeting was called to or
der at once by the mayor. The min
utes OF the last meeting were read and
approved Mr., Laasiter moved that the
council adjourn In view Of the fact that
"A convention was being held In the
city hall just above the council cham
hcr and another political convention
was being held In the city, both OF
which some members OF the council
might wish to attend. II was, how
ever, decided to hear the report ~ the
claims committee and dispose OF the
monthly pay roll before adjournment,
The mayor announced. however. that
he would probably not sign the roll
before the next meeting. The report OF
the finance committee recommending
that SltO0 be accepted for the taxes OF
a. j. Anderson was adopted. Mir Las
sitter again moved TO adjourn and the
motion prevailed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
Contractors Paid for fine
New Courthouse.
AN TENTED STATEMENT.
Figures Given Which Show the Total
Cost of Building and
Contents.

Tarrant county's magnificent new
temple OF Justice. which Is the admira-
tlon of all beholders, has been finally
accepted ana paid for. The county
commissioners yesterday held short
session and made final payment, In the
sum OF $4,000. to the Probst Construc-
ton company. which represented the
balance due them ON their contract.
While the total figures ON the building
and contents look pretty large at the
first glance. yet, they dwlndle down
considerably when compared with the
real worth OF the building. The pre-
yalling impression IL that the cost was
much less than could really be eX-
pected. and that Tarrant county has
received full value for every dollar In
vested In the big pile OF granite.
The following figures represent the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

The revival meeting which pss'i y.
the Broadway Baptist church gu ~
Sunday, is growing in interss. II.
Harris Is being assisted by Mi M
kins of whitewright. Both thsss n.
are very earnest. The attenahsr IN
been good so far, especially ,rstI.
Mr., Harris extends u cordiai hi
ton to all the people. II Is hopsIiii ts,s
the business men OF the city w~rvc,s
advantage OF the evening IA \, j
Services In the morning from ,rora 3
o'clock. and in the evening irIo.s
quarter TO 5 to a quarter past IN ~
Tae meeting win continue ~
week. and possibly longer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

FORMERS STATE ALLIANCES
MEETING.

q ON tuesday. August 20. the Farmers
State Alliance Will convene nj Lam.
panas to hold it's sixteenth annual
meeting, and Will remain In session fIvs
days In addition to the regular ron
tine OF business TO be transacted hy thnt
body, an Alliance address will be de-
iNered In the forenoon OF each dnv
having been officially deternIned ana
now regarded In history, thad Liam
pasas county Il the birthplace OF this
powerfui organization and that one Of
her honored citizens bears the dlstlnc.
Hon Of being the father u the al.
,iance. and. the fact that the old raw
moe house IN which the first Alliance
meeting mes ever ever heid VIM ~
on tbs grounds for the laspsetion Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
norm HOUND OVER.

Peyton Maddox and Minnie Reddlng
Given Preliminary Trial
Peyton Maddox and Minnie Reddlng
We're given u preliminary hearing In
Justice Wrlghts court yesterday on
the charge OF numbering Frank Rip
pan, The testimony adduced accorded
In the main with the accounts OF the
killing already published Charley
Medley. who was present at the killing.
testified at to how Rippan had fallen
back dead soon after Maddox had Aired
at hun. Maddox also testified that he
believed he had ilred the fatal shot
but pleaded self-dcfense, He was bound
over 10 the grand Jury In the sum OF
$1,000, and Minnie Reddlng In the sum
OF $500
Frank Thomas. who was shot by
Rippan. win he tried as soon as his
condition win admit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

As remedy for all forms Of headache
Electric Blttors has proved to he the very
best II Effects u permanent cure aud the
most dreaded hnbltuul sick headaches yield
o. It's influence. We urge an who are nf-
niCtcd to procure bottle and give thls
remedy fnit trial In cases W hHbituul
constipation Electric nittrrs cures by Civ
Ing the NEEDED tone tu the bowels. aud
few cases long resist she use NJ this mcI.
lcluc Try II once Large bottles only 30
cents at j. r. Nicks n Co.'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
SilV0TitHs, PODQliStS and
WleGlmel.

We want your attendan,.
at our store as we'll as al H.
convention. Our baros,n.
will no doubt interest s soms
as much as the ablest crs ora
tor. Our goods talk fl.
themselves. We have a.
sale a line of Derby Hats 4,
S1.75, worth $3.50. All Of
our Straw Hats at b,n
original price. Our Child.
ren's Suits at 38 l.3 per cent
off.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

August ~ tp 70, Inclusive, account
knights Tclipldr Coucluve. over ALE.
ghcny mountains M highest point uboNc
sea level; AROUND famous horseshoe curve;
along the blue Juniutn. Stop-uyer privli.
eyes ana hrst-class accommodations, EN-
CurslonlHts have choice Of returning VIA
Hudson river Niagara Falls aud other
routes. Write ar wire Drummer. JOI Chest
nut street, st. Louis, TO have tickets ready
WHEN you pass through that city, Hen
do It cheerfuly, aud aiso arrange Pullman
accommodations. No charge for his ser
Vices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
AN ENJoYApLE OCCASION

The 7. C. DIS turned OUT as
force last evening to enjoy J.
at the residence OF Mr. and M liz
Ellis. After several hours Of ~ ssiSgi
fantastic. refreshments weI,..sr. "
Th0se present We're; Misses ,0rxat
Neeley, Matlook. Tomlins9n, ,s Nh Z
Dlbowl. McLaury. Miss Eesn.l, 4
Paris and Miss Gllreath, Irsss Tlff
Atlanta, Ca. but who has t Ma nsll,
her home. Messrs. James E .isca N.f
son, Maben. Bowdry. Tomlinsyssr-giss1.
ton, lynor. claypool. Barke,l'tson .;
er, Haggard. Letchworih' fiIIs ~
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. W. ).
A.r ! u. LILA lhameropeA M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
COERCION

Puck; Jones wife il kicking abou,
the milk again" said the dalrymsn
assistant; That's all right renIia5
the chief. I'm 20 around there my
self tomorrow and make her take
watsr.A - - sAAe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

u, w, Templeton to 1. w. Hill e,x
100 feet, block SO, city. $500.
w, II, Ternigan to Il, A. Hall, part
block 81, city. 1900 E'
X. Matkin ct ux. to ]. +. Moore. ;ot
s. block Ei. Dnggett's addition, 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
.ApIunGEn INSANE

pedriek Eckert. German. was ad-
Judged insane in the county court yes.
terday. ANA will be sent to Terrell as
celVe him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
IN THE COURTS.
MARRIAGE LICENSE

License to wed was issued yester-
day to W. l.. Norwood and Mrs. Julia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

Jere Leblanc to #. o. Barron. trustee
lots / and 2, block o. Benne,t's sub,
division OF Samuels' addition, ASH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07
ANOTHER cuRIosITY

~ w, Walsh. u llneman for the tele.
phone company. while digging u hole
yesterday for telephone pole near
Arlington Heights. discovered "a short
distance from the surface what appears
70 be the petrined remains OF a man.
The remains consist OF trunk. the part
OF one leg, an arm and hand and a
head and face The latter are pro-
nouneed unusually wen preserved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

HIVE your heraes shsd right by experienced
men. Williama 4 Fowler know hew aud
ehany, rsAssastls prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

Wichita. Topeka. Lincoln and Omaha Al
very cheap rates Via the great Rock Island
route
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

Fort Worth has reason to be proud OF
her wheclmen.
one u the ptettiesi raves OF the day was
the hvc mile clhss u,
number. Of. the Dallas whcclmrn went
home ON wheels last night
Brown Of Fort Worth set an excellent
pare In the open mile class T.
THE fair sex wrre out In force yester
gay aud enjoyed the races lnmcnEeiy,
Norris mude very rcmarkuble record
w winning every tucc In which lie entered
Timer john Trlcllcr OF Dallas was prcs.
ohl today aud W. II. Mas ot Fort North
acted IN timer In place Of / ii 'riller
Little Palmer COX, the Monarch nnaseo,
was On the grounds to-day nnl nanin ,n,'.,
good luck To the Fort Worth whcein,cn.
solomon OF Waco, one nf the bcst rld,ra
Va the state II temporarily suAucnhaI an.
account OF riding prnfesslonnllv nt U,, y"
cd the meet NV "'''"u'
Announcer n, III. Klrch OF Dallas ia n
,, NM SN,uus,hsue whcolnan, and has at,
tehueu meets NJ over the unlon--lu f,rt
he rhys ne Inns been IN every state exccnt
vhf, NV matrimonial and Il Is mai M
iau't 'h"' he has rot tried that TOO
70 VIRTUE UPON A RED or AGONY
Is what imcple troubled with rheumatic
Smpiolns can fairy expect II they TAKE
20 s,lglent mcans TO cheek the fapidiy
kfoWing mnlady which, II should ucy,., N.
iorsotten, has tendency la atWek M,
heart aud terminate life. The trstimomv
public aud professional. Is oycrwhelmh,g,
y convincing and concurrent that iiostef-
ters stomach Bltters Is both sovereign
preventive ana curative or rheumntinn AZ
completely ohpurgates ffom the blond the
acrld principle which, attacking The tis-
sues surrounding the Joints an1 muscles,
causes such exquisite pain. The Ultter.
| promotes the action Of the kldneys hind'
der, stomach and bowels and remedies mn
lnfiA, nervousness aud debility II also IN
uNsvs appetite ana sound repose, hAstens
nhl mltigales the innrmltirs of age Take
II daily at regular Intervals and ennndently
expect the best results
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-07

The Rock Island is still selling reduced
rate tickets TO nll points north aud east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-20
NOles aud Personnls.

my peoP'o OF itoV9 Aio pleaeeu 70
heat the Nhle''u ul tho WOODEN mills
Gaming tue opsiA,lVes 70 WORK again,
a't,l ,ue lue''su'''h mas peeh closed
'o' so'no "''A''
A very pleasant social was given Lv
MAY OF sHu ,l.. t NJ, IAt1 oVtu-
ing Ntn0if 'No az. -"Ho gues'9 wef''
m n, uhu ,, Sl'ai ~; y hevur, Mlsae9
blanoa 90 w oo".e'ii lNAto CIaWton an d
SlIV' ~ m .. nou anu NAeali'' Joseph HLd
f'ou h'yu'''
Editor Tumson OF the BOX Ells,
I0,os has ueua spending seyeral Javs
lu Provo.
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Land OMce.

The following hllngs were made 10
the local land ofiCo under date Of
February 10:
Henry Newell, vice president Of thg
Union Mining company, mlneralcutry
81 lho Uuion Traction lode, lot B72,
Uintah mining dhtagi, summit
county.
William n. CORY, Of Iron county,
coal entry q lJtu J., ana tf section
81, and lot /, teat'on o., township 80
south, range 10 west.
Charles ~, Adams, OF PAr0wau, Iron
county, homestead entry OF lots /, ., 3
anu :, section 81, township 80 south,
range west.
FfodericGN, Evaus,0i Par0wnu, Iron
county, homestead eltry q tao sluth
nall OF the northeast quarter AMI the
north half Of the buutueAst quarter VI
section 3l, township 90 south, range o
webt
George Wo,twooI, Of Huntington,
Emery UouHty, dual proof Of hume. tead
entry NJ tue south halt OF the south.
west quarter Of section 8, anu the
north half Of the n0rlhwest quarter OF
section IA, township IL sOutl, range s
east,
Earne,t q. walt,Lo salt Lake City,
homtitgaI entry OF tue southwest quar-
ter section II, township 3 south, range
l west.
Agricultural patents have been re.
coived Or fOllow,;
No. 1903, frank Anderson, Of Salt
Late Guy, 50 aoruB.
No. 4lO0, Hebtr a, lvlc, Of Mount
Pleasant, sanpetc c0uuiy, 100 acres.
No. $3.50, Edward A. killpaUk, OF
Napoleon, Utah county, 100 acres.
No. 42ab, Josiah Il. Marin OF Salinn,
Sovler county, 30 acres.
, No. 1889, lunmae A, Moore, Of Salt
Lake City, aG55 acres.
No, i3Os, Louis W. Oldham, OF
Mount Pleasant, 5aupete county 100
aCrgt,
n 1905, James WoIr, OF Hooper,
Weber county, Az nctCg.
Tho following hlinga were made In
the land UiiiCu under dato OF Fab. 20:
MyrOn ID. higbee, Of Cedar CIV,
Iron county, homestead entry OF ths
west hnlt Vt the southeast quarter, ana
the east half VI the RouthW Get quarter
o. section II, township 81 south, range
10 west,
Julia 3. NJ. Ney, OF Mount Pleasant.
Sanpete county, hnhl proof Of dusuri
oltry OF lots ., and I, the soutuuabt
quEItCg Of tho southwest quarter tf
section 81, township IA pOlth, range o
east, AVID lots ana Ul section d, town
bhip 10 south, range cast.
Alfred *. SmitH, Of Cedar City, Iron
county, final proof OF h0mUltead entry
u the HyuIhwUst quarter Of the north
rngl quarter, tho west halfOi the south,
east quarter, nnd the southeast quarter
OF tho fouthcni quarter of section rs,
iowuthip ab south, range ~ west,
joseph II. Plnnt JE, OF SANDY, Salt
Lake county, homestead entry q the
northWeat quarter OF section 80, Town
hhip south, range West.
August ScAulz, OF salt LAKE City,
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Court Ruslness.

In the cgtu OF LIzz,o L5ft1r, = young
girl brought in tom M1aO On an order
rom the Justice Of the peace, u be OK,
amiued igg commitments 10 The Reform
school, uu order was made for the par,
euta 90 appear next Monday 10 show
cause WY she should not De commit,
tgu 10 thgl institution.
People W, John Malc0mb 81 lnl.,
continued without date.
u, 5, W.. Lorenzo Hush, unlawful
combination; ifmgr plea OF net guilly
withutawuaud plea VI guilty entered,
Monday tue giih Hul Tor uuutonce.
People w. Ggas. IT, Darcy, grand
larceny; aeiuuJaLta bonds declared
.H.lattD.,
ln tue case Of tho U. 3. vs.. Jacob
AluIlOu, adultery; on motion %, AsslF.
tan, Prosecuting Attorney Thurman
the case was diEmisssi Tor wsut VI
sufficient evidence 90 secure conviction
anu order FORGETTING bonds got asiiu.
Eureka city ". Anna Marks, ct al.
continued without Cato, upon motion
M Defendants attorney AMI uflIsyit
tugt WOOli alA.Ga, 0u1 OF the dofcu.
Gauts, is unable 10 bb Ia attendance.
Abstracts oil judgment ir0m Justice
5pl.s's court IN SAT- LaEo CITY nave
been filed in the Fret district court
ngaiuet Juuus N, y. Jensen AMI
Chrlslon Jensen for $40 and ugaiust
Julius NJ. j. Jenseuaud s. q. Petersen
for sliOBT Tue Singer Mauuactur.
ing company Is the plainun Ia bolh
clsBF.
People W J. J. Booth, forgery; corr
tinuoI till later IA the term on motion
OF attorneys Tor defendant aud niiidsy |.
showing thss defendant was SUFFERING
iT0m pneumonia In 80. George.