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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29
Zaburzenia paraialne
W St. Joseph.
St. Joseph, Mo-,
II Sierpnia, IS r.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

Zle sic tn teraz u mas dzieje,
a ciezko jakoS dojsc dc zr6d}a,
zkad to zle sic bierze. Me
chcielibysmy why sk}adac ma
obecnego naszego proboszcza,
ale jednak "a jego rzad6w ia
nieszczesna dola ma mas spad}a.
Ksiadz J. J. Moron, jak
'rzadzi}, TAX rzadzi sam para6a,
koscielnych obieraG ME poz-
wala, tylko pieniadze zbiera
wo}ajac:: Dawajcic, DO wielkie
So wydatki!
D}ugo tax dalej iSc ME
moze, DO insczej stracilibvsmy
ca}y nasz majatek koscielny.
Prosilem pare razy ks.
Meronia, ably zrobi} porzadek
i da} wybrae koscielnych, ale
jemu to wcale W glowie ME
siedzi, jeno pieniadze, a my
ME mozemy wiedziee, co z
niemi robi.
Niedawno mielismy sad.
Proccsowa} sic ks. Moron Z
para6aninem Wieczorkiem.
Wjeczorek ME pozwoli} Malih.
skiemu W niedziele obchodziG
W kosciele pc kolekcie. KS.
Moron "a to s~karzylVNieczorka
do sadu kryminalnego
wzial az trzech adwokat6w ma
nlego. Wieczorek miaI tylks
jednego, a jednak sprawe
wygralismy. Radzilismy sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni SO do kolektowa
ala abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu-
jacy nasi agenci m~ieJscowi:
BAY CITY:p. Alex. N iedziel-
ski.
Fir. Szram, 1923 Michigan i've.
WEST BAY CITY:
Antoni Piechowiak.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
R
j.. J. Skupihski SAT Hastings str
DULUTH: Jan Muhko,
10 Lake Str. n.
HURLEY, BEs-
.SEMER. = Hipolit Pawlicki.
ISADORE: Jak6b Rosinski.
JOLIET:
Fir. Koz}owski 1906 Scott str
LA SALE:
Wine Czapski 1901 - 8 str
LEMONT: Kahn. Buszkiewicz.
MANISTEE: Andrea Sciba 1928 str
-
Teofl Rock.
MENASHA WIS, Waw. Chybicki
PITTSBURG, Pa. Michalskl
J6zef 1906 - 1908 Carson Str.
South CHICAGO: L. Zag6rski
s426 Superior ave.
SOUTH BEND: Anton Beczkie.
wicz Cor Chaplin d Durham str
STEPHEN, Mimi. - J.. T. KAN
rowski.
W1LKEsBARRE, Pa: - Ocha}a
Micha} Custer Str
WILNO:p. Juliusz Zaczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

adwokat6w, co dalej zroolc.
Teden m6wil: ME daG takiemu
proboszczowi mic MI zycie, ami
"a 1awki, to on sam p6idzie,
drugi radzi}, abySmy sic
udali z "a sprawl do biskupa.
Ale pewnie tam bysmy
mic ME wskorali, BIO wiemy,
ze' biskup jest z ks. Moroniem
ma jedno. wv przysz}ym
numerze podamy niekt6re
fakta ma poparcie tego twier-
dzenia. Przypis Redakcyi)
Niedawno sekretarz biskupi
by1 u mas i m6wi}, re wszystek
majatek naszej polskiel parafij
nalezy do biskupa, i re biskup,
gdy bedzie chcia}, zamknie
kosci6}, a parafa rozdzieli, i
wiele innych rzeczy gada}, o
kt6rych ME warto wspominac.
No., ia jeden temu ME
wierze. Radzi}em sic navel
ludzi madrzejszych odemnie,
a kazdy sic tylko z tego $'nieje.
My )ednak nadzieje many,
re to sic ME stanie, BIO
przecie1 nasz polski Pan Bog
potezniejszy, niz missoursko-
amerykanski biskup.
Juz sami zwolaliSmy hitting
i obraliSmy koScielnych, ale
ks. Moron ME chce tych
koscielnych uzna6, jeno kaze
nam czekac, az biskup PREY
iedzie z Rzymu, ale my sohie
z tege mic nie rebimy. Maj
gorsze to, re nasz probeszcz
OPERA sic ma takich notcrycz-
nych niedowiarkach, jak odd
fellow Fojtik, kt6ry nawet
ME jest Polakiem, gdyz z
Czechow pochodzi.
Nasz ludek sic bury, BIO
dzieje mu sic krzywda. Pre-
ciez i robak sic nawinie, gdy
60 kto nadepnie.
L uszanowaniem
Dawniej wasz przeciwnik,
a obecny przyiaciel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

linda: (blady jak trup) 10
ia zrobi1em. !.
Adwokat: Ola czego?
linda: Bo ks. J. kazal mi to
zrobiG.
Prezydujqcy sedzia Ambros,
oburzony ta bezwstydna pod}osciq
Indy, tax sic odezwa}: ,,panie linda
i ty smiesz sadowi movie, re ks. j.
kaza} tobie poprzekrecac W ksiazce,
ably sam siebie wystawi} ma oszusta?
Adwokat: Ia ksiazka jest all
right, opr6cz pofa}szowah, kt6res
pan .dokona}, gdzie tedy ks. j.
ukrad1.
linda (trzesacy sic jak ryba
zfowiona W matni)-Z fairu ukradK
700 dol.
Adwokat: Czy males jake
pieniadze z fairu W swoim reku:
linda: TAX mia4em 200 dol. re
sprzedazy rzeczy na aukcyi, kt6re
oddaKem ks. J.-i5OO dol. got6w-
XII (cash) z barry "a piwo i lnne
trunk, ktore odda{em takze ks. J..
Adwokat: ia trunk vice p}a-
no got6wkq,a pan je odbierafes.
linda: TAX.
Adwokat: I tie pieniqdze, kt6res
mia} i odda4 ks. J. = on je ukrad}.
|. linda: TAX.
Przywo}ano swiadk6w ze stro-
ny India: Krakowski zezna1, re by1
"a bara / got6wka ME p}acon6 a
tykietami. Czaplewski zezna} to
samo, DO on w4asnie by} kasyerem
i sprzedawa} tykiety do barry. 10
WALSH, zarzadca Fairu, toz samo
zaprzysiag4. Potepieniec jednak
linda przysiag4, re to on bra} pienia-
DIE "a trunk san doreczy} 500
dol. ks. J.
Gdziez wiec tie 700 dol, kt6re
doreczy{es ks. J.
Pod}y oszczerco, ME zaprze.
czysz moim, podanym tn s4owom,
DO je wyciqgna}em z protok6}6w
sadowych.
kotr ten wypisuje W ,,Jutrzen-
ce'' re ks. J. by} wezwany do sadu
urzedownie. Fa4sz! DO przYby} tn
dobrowolnie zaproszony przez oso-
be, kt6rej ty ME wart rozwiaza6
rzemyka u obuwia. Dalej pisze ten
potepieniec, re ks. biskup zab1oni}
ks. J. o%dprawiaG Msza sw. Gdybys
zamiast chodzic IA narady do A..
P. A-ist6w, wstapi} byl do kadedry,
by}bys widzia} ks. J. odprawiajace-
60 msza sw. Dalej oszczerca pod}y
wypisuje re ks. Jak. tu}a1 sic z no.
telu do hotelu gdy tymczasem
ks. J. by} gosciem u Najp. ks.
biskupa przez piec dni.
Name odpowiadac ma zarzuty
tego potepiehca, kt6ry utrzymuje,
re ks. j. braK burbon zamiast wilma
do mszy sw. = re do Monstrancyi
wstawia} Hostya MISUNDERSTANDING
i t. D. bluznierstwa?
Piek}o wyzione}o tego 4otra
linda Ia hahbe cz1owieczehstwa..
Tu W Omaha, 4otr ten znany i
Mkt mu ME wierzy = ale sromota,
re znajduje SIG pismo polskie, kt6re
drukuje jego napasci bluznierstwa!
Miko}aj Cherek.
2SOS Walnut str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

pacholk6w, jake oskarzonych
o pastwienie sic mad zwierze-
tami. Przyaresztowani zaplaclll
nalozone ma nich kary.
P6znie) zjawil sic general
adjutant Moses j os ~jadczy},
ze powola .milicya, je2eliby
przedsiebiorca walki byk6w
zamierzal W nastepnym dniu
dalej wykonywae ustancwlonY
ma ma kilka dni program.
Pomimo to przedsiebiorca
nazaiutrz znowu da} przedsta-
wienie Walk z bykami, ma tenn
samem mieiscu, wobec 5000
tysiecy widow, ME dozpawszy
re strony szeryta najmnie]szei
przeszkody.
Gubernator odnosnego
Stanu zadepeszowa1, il ME
ma rrawa do zmobilizowania
milicyi, dop6ki sam szeryf
60 do tego ME wezwie.
Obojetnos6 szeryfa " tym
przypadku ti6macza soble
ludzie powodami politycznemi.
W jesieni beda wybory. chce
on znewu wystapit jake
kandydat.
REWIZYA ksiag dawniei-
szego kasyera powiatu Way
andctte, w Kansas, M. w.
Stewarta, wykry}a niedob6r W
kwocie 1888.
POI MILIONA dzieci
W New Yorku W nowem
polroczu ME bedzie moglo
chodzic do szko}y, ola braku
mieisca. Gazety nowoyorskie
nalegaja, ably czempredzej
pobudowano 20 nowych
gmach6w szkolnych. l ma
oszczednosc by}a by
tn ME ma mieiscu.
w DETROIT usilowano
W dniu IS Sierpnia areszto-
wac przyby}ego codopiero
pociagiem Jerzego A.Smalley,
jake podejrzanego o branie
udzia}u w rabunku pociagu
kolei Chicago & Western
Michigan, pod Grand Rapids,
Mich.,i O zastrzelenie tajnego
policyanta Powers. Kiedy
chcia} uciekae, marsza}ek
distryktowy go zastrzeli}.
Znaleziono PREY MIN sporo
pieniedzy.
PkACIC IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29

Band a a marSZa4kaml zWIaZ-
kowymi, kt6rzy ia otoczyli.
Rozbojnikami %przewodzil Bob.
Christian, kt6ry pred kilkoma
miesiacami zdolal uciec z
wiezienia z Oklahoma.
Marsza}ek Jake Hooker
Original smiertelna rane,
Bob Christian zostal ranionYm.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. =
Ostatnia Legislature przyje}a
bill opiewajacy, il ma kazdym
szkolnym budynku ma codzieh
powiewae choragiew. Przeciw
temu bilowi wnios}y niekt6re
protestanckie parafe protest
Ii generally prokurator roz.
strzyg} teraz, re bill ten doty-
czy tylko szkol publicznych.
Szkoly parafalne ME potrzebu-
bujq sic zast6sowae do tego
blu.
CLEVELAND, O. - w
ubieg}a sobote odby}a sic W
|,,ArmY & Navy Hall" kon-
wencja Acknowledgements. Kon-
wencja byla bardzo burzliwa
i spowodowala rozdwojenie W
Ionic tutejszych demokrat6w.
Zwolennicy srebra odniesli
zwyciestwo mad zwolennikami
z}ota. Ma czele partyi ,,srebr-
nej" stanal Chas. P. Salen
tax %dowcipnie pokierowa} Gala
sprawa, re przyjaciele senatora
Brice "a, zaeorza}ego zwolen-
nika ,,z}ota'', zostaIi ma glove
pobiei i opuscili hale obrad,
azeby W lokalu PREY Erie r6q
Superior ul. odbyc druga
konwencje. Rozdwojenie to
Z %pewnoscia ME wyjdzie ma
zdrowie demokralom.
w APPLETON, Wis,
robotnik, pracuiacy prey
brukowaniu miasta, naraz
cisna} narzedzia FACIAL tahczyc
pc ulicy iak ob}akany. iowa.
rzysze jego przyskoczyll /
usi}owali go uspekoic. Osta-
tecznie wyposrodkowali, re
nieszczeSliwemu bak wlaz} W
ucho. Zaprowadzili GO vice
do doktora, kt6ry wydoby} z
ucha baczka, zwanego "pinch-
bug" Owad kilka ray
uszczypna} robotnika w ucho
i przez to nabawit go okrop-
nego b6lu; pc wyjeciu GO,
boil ustapi}, / zdaje sic, re
ME bedzie dalszych z}ych
nastepstw.
w LITTLE ROCK, w
Stanie Arkansas, aresztowa}a
policya pewna dame "a
|jezdzenie ma bicyklu W
kr6tkich, balonowych spod-
mach %(bloomers), gdyz zdaniem
str6zow publicznych kobieta,
tax dziwacznie sic ubierajaca,
wywoluie zgorszenie. Tymczas
W innych miastach, a nawet
W Chicago, publicznosc tax
juz oswoi}a sic z takiemi sa-
memi damskiemi ~bloomerami,
re kostjum ten juz wcale
nikogo ME razi. w Chicago
danny nawet do slubu przyste-
puja W ~bloomerach.
Podlug najnowszej wiado-
moSci title Rock. famteiczv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-29
AMERYkA

w MILWAUKEE,, Wis,
wybuchl W dniu 22 Sierpnia;
W poludnie, ogieh " Union
Warehouse, mad rzeka
Menominee, i przez p6ltore)
godziny narobi} ma s284,c COO
szkody. Pomiedzy innemi
sta}o sic pastwa plomieni wiele
magazyn6w i woz6w
kolei Wisconsin Central i
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul. Ogied wszcza} sic pod
|jednym z magazynow towaro-
wych, na slupach spoczywa-
jacym, qdzie bylo nagroma-
dzonych'wiele suchych wior6w
i r6znych papier6w.
CALUMET, Mich. =
Robotnikom W tutejszych
kopalniach podwyzszono place
o 10 procent. Pobieraia onl
tsraz TAXA sama place, jak
"a dawnieiszych czas6w.
ARDMORE, Ind. Terr.,
20 Sierp. DIS rano, wkr6tce
DO wschodzie slohca, stoczona
zostala walna bitwa pomiedzy
banda rozb6jnikow Christian
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04

AS the Lexow investigating COM
mlttee OF New York went from bad to
worse In Its revelations, the black
mallers and the blackmailed were ren.
dered more and more uncomfortable
But the revelations indicate that the
police and municipal officers of New
York city will stand quite good deal
OF temporary discomfort for the sake
OF perpetual gain pecuniarily. 1t is
consequently very difficult to weigh
the beneficial effects that it is hoped
may result from revealing this awful
series of systematic plunder of the
people for division among the legiti,
mate protectors ana municipal au-
thorltles of the queen city of the EN-
pure State. To reveal systematic rob
bery and wrong doing is a worthy
thing Tor the present, but to so straight.
en- out the crooks as to prohibit it for
the 1nture is matter worthy of and
calling Tor more than ordinary effort.
III the Lexow committee shall prove
Itself equal to the emergency and
succeed in closing the bars against
future rascality Of the same kind and
nature, then the expense of the pend.
ing investigation will not be too much.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1895.
THE COUNTY AUDITOR.

We readily assent to the PROPOSE
tion that county auditors should be
selected from men who are thorough.
ly conversant with figures and ac
counts, and who have had experience
in bookkeeping, or who are at least
business men with sufficient intelli-
gence 10 be able to comprehend the
statements of county finances, and to
know 1t If they are right and to cor.
rect them If they are wrong. If such
men have not always been selected. it
is the fault of the people. The office
of county auditor is certainly an i'm
portant one, but in making nomina-
tlons there has often been too much
carelessness. Usually the nominations
are made in the county convention at
the close of the session, after the off
GERS with higher fees have been chosen,
and many of the delegates have gone
out to celebrate their victory, or dis
gusted because their friends have been
defeated, and the few who remain
being anxious to get through are will
ing to vote for anybody, merely as a
matter OF form. The necessity for
competent auditors is apparent from
the muddle in which some of the ac.
counts OF last year appear to be, and
which are now before the court for in
vestlgatlon, on an appeal by the pres
ent board OF commissioners. We have
retralned from any discussion of this
matter ard from the publication of
the testimony, because the case is
being tired by the court, and not by
the public, and newspaper discussion
OF case on trial and before a con-
clusion of law has been reached by
the proper tribunal, has seemed to us
untlmely, and unfair to the parties
concerned. On this subject others
have thought otherwise, and they have
right to exercise their own iudg.
ment and to enjoy their own opinion.
A vacancy occurred in the board of
auditors by the removal of J. f. Har.
kins from the county, and this vacancy
was filled by the court at the Decem.
Der term, by the appointment of w.
+. Stohner. Mr.. Stohner is a young
man of integrity and good character,
and though not an expert, he has for
many years held positions in railroad
office where accuracy in accounts was
requisite. AS to competency, he will
compare very favorably with the gen
eral average of men who have been
elected by the people to fill the po.
sltlon of auditor, and we have no
doubt he will discharge his duties
faithfully, impartially, and to the best
OF his ability. Should he prove in.
competent, or permit himself to be
used as tool to further the interests
OF any individual, it will then be early
enough to condemn him, or to criti,
else the court for having made an in.
|udiclous appointment. The court
mad an undoubted right to make the
appointment, and it was its duty to
MI the vacancy, and in doing so it is
1alr to presume that it exercised the
discretion which the law gives it. Un.
III the contrary shall appear, there
does not seem to be any ground for
complaint.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of n writ OF Fl. Fa. issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Columbia county,
Pennsylvania, and to me directed Will be ex-
posed to public sale at the court House In
Bloomsbury, on
SATU RDAY, JANUARY 26, 1895,
at o'clock p. m.
All that certain lot Of land situated In the
tow OF Bloomsbury, Columbia county and
State OF Pennsylv ania, on what is known as
the Light Stree road, bounded and described
as follows to- wit: Bounded on the north by
lot OF the estate OF Mrs Clayton, on the east by
lot OF Rebecca Martin, on the south by said
Light Street road and on the west by lot OF the
estate OF Mrs. Emma Neal, said lot being 80
feet in width along said Light Street road and
seventy feet more or less In the rear, and two
hundred feet more or less In depth, whereon is
erected a large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
blacksmith shop, wagonmaker shop and other
outbuildlngs.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF
Mrs. Reoecca Martin VS.. George B. Martin, and
to be sold as the property OF Geo. b vartin.
JOHN MoUREY,
ZARR, Atty. Sheriff.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the members OF the
Columbia County Agricultural, horticultural
and Mechanical Association, for the election OF
oincers VIII be held In the Court House,
Bloomsbury, Pa, on Saturday, January 10, .S95,
at o'clock a. NJ.
An amendment to Sec. 3 OF Article 8 OF the
bylaws 10 Increase the perpetual membership
fee Will be introduced and all other sections OF
the sane article 10 be amended to conform TO
such Increase. Amendments TO sections 4 and
or article VIII also be presented, providing
curlty. A. N. YOST,
Jan. 4, 0o-3t. Secretary.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
Almost a New York Daily.

That Democratic wonder, The New
York Weekly World, has just chang
ed ITS weekly into twice.a week pa.
per, and you can now get the two
papers a week for the same old price
$500 year, with The COLUMBIAN
$I.7s. Think of it The news from
New York right at your door fresh
every three days -Io4 papers a year.
II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
MONEY LOANED

Do you want to borrow money on equitable
teIms3
Do you desire TO pay Off mortgage and re-bor-
row he money at ) per cent. interest annual
Would you care to be so situated that you
by paying off a small amount monthly and
aC the end OF each year receive credit for all
paidf With interest being charged only on
remaining portion OF loan.
Would you like to buy your family home? II
So read the following:
represent a Company that has embodied in
IT'S plan al the features enumerated above and
many more. can you see any reason why you
should pay large interest for money when you
have good security? Can you present any good
reason why IL is not as well to receive profits
yearly as TO wait from TO 10 years as one does
In many OF the Associations? Is not the re-
ductiOn OF interest yearly better than waiting
many yeas for prOntS2 borrowers under the
plan represented b me assume absolutely no
risk rs each 100 paid on the loan Is credited
on the mortgage, thereby reducing II in pro-
portion 10 the amount paid
Building Associations have benefited hun
were propelled by horses. Our plan is as far
superior 10 Building Associations as the trolley
ears are TO the old antiquated horse car system.
My time is too much occupied to answer Ques-
lions for the curious, but those seeking infor-
nation for the betterment OF their condition
Will receive full lnfOru alton promptly. we Of
FER an Investment TO those who have q small
amount to save monthly that has no superior
as 10 fety and seldom equaled for profits.
Call or write.
s. D. NEYH ARD,
oflce COLUMBIAN Blcg, BLooMSBURG, PA.
l-4-3m. I'D floor. Box 434.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
AUDITORS NOTICE.
SnerlH $ O11lce,
Sunbury, Pa, Dec. 81, 1891.

Estate Of Ms. II. Il. a. Jdcobv, late OF Blooms
burg, deceased.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
Orphans ourJ OF Columbia county Will sit at
his olfice In bloomsbury, on Monday, January
Is, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. M, TO distribute funds
In the hands OF the administrator, when and
where all persons having claims against said
estate must appear and prove the same, or be
debarred from coming IN on said fund.
THOS. Is. HANLY,.
l-i-4t. Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
SHERIFFS SALE.
ZARR, Atty.

By virtue OF certain writ OF Pluries Lev. Fa.
issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Northumberland county, and to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House in the Borough of sunbury, Northumber-
land county, Pa, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04

uous surveys made on the twenty-nrst and
twenty-second days OF october, a. ID. 179i, upon
warrants issued by the commonwealth or
Pennsylvania to William Elliot, Lewis Walker,
william shannon and Nathaniel Brown, and
dated respectively the 26th day OF November,
A. d. 1913. Being the same premises and APP
purtenances conveyed and transferred to Elisha
A. Packer by william Gordon Fellows and Jesse
Lee Fellows, by indenture dated the 3ist day of
December, A. d. 1889; together with the I'M
provements erected thereon, viz: large coal
breaker fan house, blacksmith shop, machine
shop, boiler house, engine house including all
the necessary boilers, engines and machinery
for operating the same, and including also
the boilers, engines, machinery and engine
house for operating slopes Nos. 1 and opened
on the above described tract, and the lateral
railroad, switches and side tracks leading
thereto: also one large two story frame office
building, one large frame two-story residence,
one frame store house, two frame stables, one
two-story frame dwelling house and scale house
sixteen two-story frame tenement dwellings,
one large frame school house, one ice house,
six double two-story frame dwelling houses
with kitchens attached and out-bulldDgs,
twenty-five two-story frame dwelling houses
with kitchens attached and outbulldings, rail-
road tracks, switches and all other improve
ments thereon.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Elisha A. Packer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
CONDITIONS.

The highest and best bidder to be the pur-
chaser, on complying with all the conditions
OF the sale. one hundred dollars to be paid at
the time the property is struck down unless
the purchase money shall be less than that
sum, ia which case only the purchase money
shall be paid, and where the amount bid for the
property shall exceed ten hundred dollars ten
per cent OF the purchase money shall be paid
down and the balance OF the purchase money
to be paid to the Sheriff at his ONCE within ten
days from the egular day OF sale; and In case
OF non compliance with the conditions OF the
sale, the money paid down at time OF sale shall
be forfeited, and the Sheriff Will apply said for
felt to the payment Of costs and return the
writ or writs unsold for want OF compliance
with the conditions OF sale. No deed for the
property purchased at Sherin's sale will be
acknowledged by the Sheriff until all the pur-
chase money shall have been paid by the pur-
chaser, aud where the first lien creditor be-
comes the purchaser, he must write out and
make the special return and receipt for the
money before the deed will be acknowledged.
All deeds to be paid for on day of sale.
JOHN NoRICoNK,
Sherln's office, Sheriff.
Sunbury, Pa, Dec. 81 1884,
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-11-09
NUMBER 5l.
The Harqua Hala Mines.

The report of Manager Raymond
 for the month of August shows
 that at the Bonanza group of mines
 in this county small quantity of
 ore was taken out. Prospecting work failed to show any new pros-
 poets of value. On the Golden { Eagle group also nothing encourage
 ing was developed. Some ore was
 mined from pillars and sent to the
 mill. In the milling department
 the mill, 20 stamps, ran 8 days at
 the first of the month. A thorough
 cleanup was then made. and the
 mill hung up indefinitoly The
 ore treated and the returns are as
 follows: Ore milled, 36O tons;
 bullion estimated from ore milled; S4, 15O; additional clean ny, 4,45O; total result, $8,600. In th9 cyanide plant operations have been quite successful, and good results obtain ed, but with room for improvement, and a higher degree of extraction IS being aimed at. During the middle of the month changes in the hoisting gear, and change of the filters for sluiCing, caused some de- lay, and a run at half capacity for D time. A drying floor and crusher for the sluices were also put in. The pulp treated and returns are as follows; 2,S72 tons treated, yield ing $6,4GO; assay value of pulp, S3.77 per ton; of tailings, $4O.S7 per ton. The bullion from stamp mill amounted to $500, as above; from cyanide plant to $6,40O; miscellaneOus-store profits, etc.; $500; making total receipts $15, 300. The expenses for the month were S9, 300, leaving profit of $5, ,400.- E1egineeri'eg and Nininq Journal.