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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20
he Justice Court.

Last Thursday Sheriff Ingalls,
made raid of an opium den in Chi
natown and arrested two Cinnamon.
The charge against them was smok-
ing opium aud having an outfit in
possession.
The trial came off Friday. P. NJ.
Bowler appeared for the defendants
and District Attorney Croker for
the State. a jury was demanded by
the defendants and, after an inter.
esting trial, a verdict of not guilty
was rendered.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20
NEW TO-DAY.
SHEhlFt'S SALE.

by VIRTUE OF A WRIT or ExECV.
- tion issued out OF the District Court
Of the First Judicial District OF the Stat.
Of Nevada, In and FOR the county OF Esme-
ralda, to me directed and delivered, and
the same being in the action OF Knapp (
Laws Company, n corporation, plaintiff
against Robert Webster. defendant, COM
handing that the sum OF Five Hundred
and fifteen 70-l00 dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate OF one per cent per
month from the 14th day of June, 1899,
also for the sum of two hundred and two
and $500 1902 35) dollars. with interest
thereon from the 18th Gay Of February.
1895. until paid, together with the sum II
fiftytwo 9o-lo0 (S52.9o) dollars. costs and
aceruing costs, and all costs legally to
accrue, to be made out OF the property Of
said defendant, and to be applied in satis-
faction of said judgment for said several
sums, with interest and costs aforesaid.
have this day levied, seized upon and tax
en- an execution therefor at said county the
following described real property, to-wit:
Al OF the right. title and interest OF the
defendant. Robert Webster, of, in and TO
those certain mines and mining claims
situated and being in Silver Star Mining
District Esmeralda county. State OF Neva-
da, known as and commonly called the
Fortuna, Ths North End The Red Rock,
The Great Northern, The Chester, Tho
Tiger, The Raven, The Webster Spring,
The Rover, The White Elephant and The
Gold Medal.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that on the l4th day of
March, 1895, at the Courthouse OF aGid
county OF Esmeralda, state OF Nevada, at
the hour OF O'clock 2. NJ. OF said day.
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. for cash, ell OF the real property
above described, or so much thereof IN
may be necessary tn satisfy said judgment
for said several sums, and interest costs,
and accruing costs aforesaid.
w. \. INGALLS,, Sheriff.
Dated this 2]th day of February. A. D.
1885.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20
DEATH VALLEY.
An Interesting Letter from the
BreYfoeIe Country.

celved a letter from Angus MacAr-
thur, foreman of the Garfield mines
under Hooper. Macarthur Is now
part owner and manager of the Pah-
rump ranch, in the lower end OF Nye
county. A few extracts from his
letter may be of interest to your
readers:
George Montgomery, now operat-
ing on the Johnny mine in Mont
gomery district, has moved the Hun
tington mill that he was running last
Summer close to the mine. After
running a few days the cylinder head
blew out of the engine. A new en-
gine was secured and the mill is now
running full blast, with about 10 men
employed in mine and mill. The ore
is of fair grade with prospects of
getting better. The ledge is a large
one, lying in a quartzite and lime
formation, with the possibility of
striking a bonanza
Four miles west from the Johnny
at the Breyfogle camp, Macarthur
has two men at work on some loca-
tions made last year. They are get
ting fair prospects.
The lessees of the Johnny last
Summer made fair wages. One of
them, John La Moigne, has since
struck big lead prospect 40 miles
from Keller. He formerly worked at
Gold Mountain and Tule Canyon, this
county.
Mr.. Godbie, man representing
capital, has secured a four-months'
bond from Harding IL Shattuck for
all of their interest in Montgomery
District. .Godbie is one of the prin-
cipal owners of the keystone mine,
40 miles south of Montgomery.
Sterling district, situate IL miles
east of Montgomery, is looking up.
The principal mines there have been
purchased by a Salt Lake company,
which is developing the mines and
building mill, which will start on
March 1st.
The keystone MILL to the south, is
running ten stamps. Three men at
the mine keep the mill constantly 60
ing. They are talking OF putting on
more stamps and increasing the
force at the mine.
There is little or nothing doing in
Shadow Mountain District. Some
poor men are trying to start up the
little mill, but find it difficultto work
without capital in that section.
In Vanderbilt there is not as much
stir as last Summer, nor SO many
men working.
El Dorado canyon, on the Colora-
do river, is being opened up under
bond by San francisco capitalists. l
think George R. Wells is one of them
through the advice of George OBri-
ter, formerly of Tuscarora and one
of the large owners of the richest
mines there in their bonanza days.
w. M. Stockton of Stockton sta
tion went to Los Angeles last Fall
fol- his health and died in the hospi-
tai within three days. Every one
who has ever crossed the Amagossa
desert will recollect Stockton and his
eccentricities.
Sandy Mcdonald formerly of Can
delaria, brother of Dan, will short
ly visit Hawthorne on business.
Mr.. Macarthur is at present at
Los Angeles on business which will
definitely settle the question of his
continuing to reside in Pahrump val
ley. If the conclusions are such that
he leaves there, the prospectors and
travellers in that section will miss a
friend that will be hard to replace.
G.
Kinkead, Feb. Il, 1895.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20

On Friday night j. a. Waddell dis
covered two Indians in his cellar.
He held them there until the Sheriff
arrived, when they were placed un-
der arrest.
After hearing the evidence of Mr..
Waddell and Sheriff Ingalls,, Justice
Holland held one of the Indians (who
struggles under the euphonious cog
nomen of Cock-Eye) to appear before
the Grand Jury on charge of bur
glary The other Indian Uittle Nobe)
was kept in solitary confinement for
one night and then turned loose on
account of his extreme youth-he be-
ing only about II years old.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20

Joe Godfrey and Dave Millsaps are
working a mine in Moss district.
The mine is looking very well, but
owing to inclement weather they can
do but little just now.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20
School e Entertainment.

There will be an entertainment
given by the children at the school
house tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Sherman has been working hard to
perfect the children in their various
parts. Following is the program
Response to Roll Call .......Sc School
Salute to Flag :. ..................S School
Song "America," .................Sc School
Essay, Washington" Lucinda Mcbride
Drlll. .....................Cha rI CLASS
Recitation, american Flag. Guy Taylor
Reading, !" Hatchet Story" Nellie Wilson
Recitation, The Ratchet Story" lin
lighter vein). ~ Minnie Crutcher
Recitation, 6 In 1882" .....,... Edwin Box
Dialogue, Mrs. Columbia and Mr.. Nine
teenth Century" ................
go. Jennie Box and Charles Wagner
Song, Raise the Banner" ....
... Minnie Wagner and Edwin Box
Recitation .............. .Seawell Fox
Recitation, Independence BelP' Edith
Hart, Minnie Crutcher, Lucinda Nc
Recitation, Washington" .....
'Aioyu VOoiiCy
Reading. Grandmother's Story"
Observation-Disclosures. Willie Box
Recitation, Paul Revere's Ride"
................ Hattie Summerfield
Song, Washingtons Christmas Party"
Observation-Disclosures. Eight Girls
Recitation. ............J Jack Mccarthy
Acrostic. ............ Ten Little Ones
Reading, Another Ratchet Story
......,,.., bnarleS BOX
Recitation, What Was the Secret?".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .lnger Aaroe
Recitation, Red, White and Blue" $50
Jennie Box, Laura Mcbride, Ida
Hill, Lloyd Woolley
Recitation, The Revolutionary Rising .
.'.t.''.,.,. -.=...,3..,.......... DIX tflrlS
Recitation ................. Drew Wilson
Essay, Our Flag" ,......... Edith Hart
An Anecdote of Washington Bert Balzar
Recitation, Our Flag" Clara Laws
Recitation, Dates in Washington's Life
Edwin Box, Guy Taylor, James
Wilson, Lloyd Woolley.
Song, MT. Vernon Bells. School
The exercises will begin at half past
tomorrow. Everybody is invited.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20

S. A. Knapp returned from Car
son last Friday.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20
Malaria

n believed to be caused by poisonous ND
ssms arising from low, marshy land or from
decaying vegetable matter, and which,
breathed into the lungs, enter and poison the
blood. If a healthy condition Of the blood
Is maintained by taking Hoods Sarsaparilia,
one Is much less liable TO malaria, and Hood'a
Sarsaparilla has cured many severe cases Of
this distressing affection.
A Wonderful Medicine.
"For malaria think Hoods sarsaparills
has no equal. 1t has kept my children well
right through the summer, and we live In
one OF the worst places for malaria in Marys-
vile. take Hoods Sarsaparilia for that all
gone feeling, with great benefit" MRS B. ,.
DAVIS. Marysville, Cal
Break-Bone Fever.
my daughter Pearl was taken with dengue
Tor break-bone) fever years ago. and my
friends thought would lose her had al
most given up hope until she began to take
Hoods sarsaparills- She took four bottles
in four months, and gained IL pounds. I
thank Hood S SarsApsrills for giving her back
10 me restored TO health aud strength"
JULIA A. KING, Sherman, Texas.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
only by G. l HOOD d CO., Apothscaries,
Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-02-20
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate Of AdoIph Fuse, Insane.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ Undersigned Guardian OF the
estate OF Adolph Fuse, insane, To the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against said insane, to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within one
month from the date OF this notice, to the
undersigned. at Pine Grove, Nevada, his
Postotfice address.
JAMES II. WRIGHT,
Guardian OF said Estate.
p. NJ. BOWLER, JR., Attorney for said
Guardian.
Hawthorne, New. FEBRUARY 10th, 1895.
If20-lm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09

rnb bas that iie benn aua rihiis
niht! = Nls bic ll6r 5tpDlf eefhlagen
bate, ba narsn ale RniQe'5hen 9dit tie
ebenfalls rtnille". pie man ienen be-
fannten b0hiten @rab BON 2uitigteit
nennt. unb am fniLeiten mar Batter
&niGe ielbi, bsnn er bate bic Hegeln
Der b0bsren 8opfitif 5eines Sreunbss
2ebmann am 1trifteiten bsfolst unb
5ulebt aus elmer MaIhf9iiiIel setrunz
ten!
SroB allsbem bate man ben lebtsn
Bferbseimer ni4t me6r gang auspiet~
fhen fDnnen unb Mutter 4nille, bic
als braDe. aenaue 9ausfrau fih felbItz
Derftdnblia aana niihtsrn aebalten
bate. mar nunmebr eifrig bsmiibt, nah
Gntfernuna Der @dfte. bic perf6iebsnen
Heite aus ben berfhiebenitsn Srintge@
fdben forafam aufdmmsnausieben, tpoz
rauf fie biefes @efammtquantum fein
fdubsrlih in cine Serrine that unb in
bic Speifefammer ftellte.
Siefe Naht berrihte rinssum. Iles
ihlief ben S9laf bes Gerehten, reIp.
ben Sdlaf bes 8eaehten, nur nit benz
Rniae'f9en gbepaur bate Die Sdde
beute gaaht eine eigsntbiimli9e Be-
tpanbtnib.
Wlutter ani[le fnlief ia 3tpar aud
foauiaaen. aber fie tpurbe BON entiebz
liben .3rdumen bin@ utlb berseiporfen,
pGbrenb papa Rnille bisber trob aller
Mube unb aller Botple mod fein Muse
bate fdlieben fDnnen, benn er litt unz
ter ben ent1ebliden Aualen - i9 tpeiB
ni9t, OBJ Du fie aus eisener Grfa6rung
tennit, Derebrter 2sfer, - beg ioge-
nanntsn Nahburftes!
Wer 'bieie pein nien1als burhsefoitet
bat. lit unmDatih i'm Stanbe nah5u@
empfinben. mas Der arme Rnille aus@
auitsben bate, umiomebr, als er es
ni9t tpagte auf5uiteben unb feinen
brsnnenb beiBen @auHer an irgenb Ell
ner Sliifiisteit gu ledger neil er fiir9=
tete, baburh iein trautes @begemabl au
tpeden; benn bann bdtte es einen fiirh@
tsrlidsn ara9 seseben, bas ipubte er
aus @rfahrung
glfo tpie gefdgt, Drama anile ndl3te
fich in entieblihen, ipiiiten 9rdumen
umber nnb ibr beiammernsnertber
Gatte litt unter nod entieBli9eren unb
ipii{teren Santdlusquulen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09

mas ran Uu peitt itury yGon Idncl
beobahte i6 Did. tpie Du ft0bnit uni
DID umherpirfit! Mds lit benn Bios
NIT Dir los2 Die Boiple bat bod
nie1t etipd @mulb2"
rMh ia!" beults bas arrne seditgs
ftigte Meib, vaber nibt etipa bas BIS
den 9oiple, mas ih felbft getrunfen
babe, fonbern bus groBe Auantum,
bas icb aeitern Mbenb mod gerettei
bate unh bas ih bann in bic Speiies
tdmmer Helte! Denf' Dir NAL an,
lieber Mann, mir trdumte foeben, es
tpGre syemanb burh bas pffene Riihsns
fsniter eingeitiegen unb bate uns bic
gan3e 5nDne 8piple ausgetrunten, Die
i1 bod nod morgen auf GloiAen 5ies
BEN unb aufbepubren tpollte!
.Mber liebss Rinb, ipie fannit Du
Did besbalb 10 beunruhigeng Die
8ptpIe 1T bod ii9er nod ba! Du
fpeibt bod, Srdume iinb @dduns!"
,Mh nein, Mdnne, ber Iraum mar
gar gu lebbaft nnb Du peibt ia, ich
CLAUDE nun einmal an Srdume! 8ifte,
bite, ssb bod mai nad Der SpsiFe-
tanlner hinaus unb siiber5euge DID
pon Der 5ahe, ia friegs fonit bic ganSe
slaht hinburh tein 4uge mebr au!
llnb bann fhliebe au4 bus Rii9snfenz
itsr, bDrit Du, liebsr Wunn9"
Galant unb geboriam, nie in1mer,
siinbete &nille at1o Elm Giht an unb
besab iih binuus auf ben Corridor,
UNI feline liebe Srau gu berubigen.
llnteripeas itellte iich aber plOblia
nit erneuerisr Mutb iener grdblihe
Nahburit Elm, befen mir ihon borher
grtpdbnung tbaten, unb gleih5eitts
nit bieism Nadburit fam ibm au4 Elm
iihsraus lihter @eoante.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09
Der b5Te Uraunl.
GimeGcididte fiir aber. nnb ungldnbise
A Wfcnlhenfinoer.

Ob arGume SdGume iinba Msl
paat bies nobl nit ppiitiper Giher,
beit au bebuupten2 Ghanlpagner err
,eust ia stpar betanntlid febr hdufig
bic angenebmiten Traumauitdnbe, bds
beibt, tpenn er edit 1T! unb ba fomit
Shaumipein Elm Eraumtpein lit, 10
fDnnte man piellei1t burh ei,e einfahe
@lsihuna au benz Saluife gslansen.
bah nah Mbaug bes Weines auf
beioen @eiten Shdume 1rGiime
pdren. sSnbeB icb traue Der Rehnnng
niht 10 gdn3 unb bann - tro gdbe
es iibsrhaupt nod edten Gbampags
ner9!
9sim Rentisr 2nille entihieben
nidht! Dsnn erItens mar Mutter RniIle
bisl au genau, uls Dab lie bas fGfpsre
Gjelb fiji. fpirflih edten Seft iemals
ausgsgsben bate, uno 5peitens paren
bic Geute: ipelhe nit Gnine's geieae
i9aftlihen nrngung gu pflegen pflegs
ten. piel gu groBs NaturmenfHen, als
baB lie ben lInter59isb apifden e4ten1
unb unentem Set in irgsnb elmer
mstfe gu piirbisen i'm Stanbe getpelen
tpGren!
8or alien Dingsn niht in Der
8ptple, tpis fis beuts 9lbeno au gbrsn
bon pdpa Rnine's Geburtstag getrunz
fen purbe, unb Bel tpslder es Idmmtliz
hen Mnpeienben melt mebr auf bic
Ouanti= nls auf bic Qudlitdt anou=
tommen 19ien.
5srr 2ebmann, Elm intimer 5reunb
Rnille's unb Bel alIsn fsltli9en @ele<
eenbeiten als - Oberboipli5ein
anaeitellt, bate ndmlih ben entihsiz
benben Musfpru1 sstban, aus pelhsn
llrelementen eine 8pple suiammenge=
Isbt mare, bas 1ei pollitdnbig einerlei,
Die 9auptiaae bsftdnbe barin, bab ein
tiidtiger pferbeeirner boa uuf ben
Sii9 fdme, bab man bas 8etrdnt aus
m0alinit boluminOisn Srinfgefdben,
slei6giltig Of Bierieibsl ooer @abnen@
fopf, gu iid ndbue, uno oab por alien
Dingen Der entIprehenDs groBe n54uB
gosnac" nidt fe6le, bann tonne Der
Seft immsrbin 10 bsutih iein, pie er
tpolle Gpasnannter SnfefD, bic Wirz
tuna tperoe alsoann idon ni9t ausz
bleiben!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09

~sSSa tpabrbaftig! 60 gebfs" niurs
melts er leiis bor iih bin. Damn be-
trat er boriiGtis unb gerdui6los bic
SpeiIefammer nnb in Der nd9Iten
Minute bate er bereits bic Serrine
nit Der 8oiple por ben Gopf genomz
men unb leerte bie1elbs nit einem
lansen, lansan, unenoli4 erquidenbsn
2uae!!
Nadbem ct banfr nod nit grobsr
Sorgfalt bas &iihenfeniter ssIhloien
bate, fsbrte 3nifle, nunmebr tpie neu=
geboren, tpieber ing S9lafoimmer ouz
rid, tpo i'm feline liebe 5rau pplSpanz
nung erfpartete.
nNun, Mdnne, tpie liest bic 9dhe2
Wur msin 9raum falIh?"
v2eiber ntht, mein armes Rino!"
mar Smiles tiefernfte @ntssgnung,
rbis 8piple lit ipirfli9 lsereetrunfsn!
Sonbsrbar; bDhit ionberbar! Sd fange
ieBt audi alImdblig an, an bic Rihtigz
felt 9siner Srdume gu glauben! Das
aii6enfeniter babe t9 iibrisens gu Oei=
nsr 9eru6iauna nunmebr seihlriIen.
scsebt tpollen mir aber i4lafen, mein
&inD! Suite Nahtw
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09

gInd. Mirtb: ,Weu, ipis
tpar's benn anf bsr Sagb2 Slid ses
habt?" @onntagsidger: oSloloHai!
Dort mein syreunb bat 5tpeimdl grade
rod 10 fnapp an mir DorbeigeIAoIfen"
Neuer SteigerungsY
arunb. 0ausberr (3u feiner Sat-
TIM: On, idau nur: seseniiber 1T
Elm reisenbsr junser Wann einge3os
osn, mir faiiiIen fofort ulle jsne pur<
tsien, ipslde beirdtbsfdbige 90hter Be-
fiben, iteigern.1
germirrf Gr (feuris):
..oiebhen, laB Did fiifen!1 Git
(psrtpirrD: .glein, nei1 aber mod
su{d, ss tpnnat Ssmunb!s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09

Da plOBlia Idlug bic fpiiIte Srdnz
merin nit einem bDrbaren Hnd ibre
8laudualsin auf unb inbem tie BET benz
natten Ghein bsr gtahtlnmpe loren
unalidlihen Gbsberrn tpie pabniinnig
unftierie, brad iie l6lua8enb in bie
Morte aus:
,Mdnns, MGnns, ihldfIt Du benn2
WaH bod NAL nuf, Mann! JG babe
ia einen 10 fiirhterlihen Srauln gsz
habt! 0ilf mir bod, mein lisber
Wann!!" .Mber n1ein ein3igss
Weib," meinte Mannt, inbem Ct nit
bsiben 9einsn aus bsm Bette iprung,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09
Sob,t W,0riDc.

Nuf benz GonDsnt gu Denber, gol.,
tit Der bisberise prdiibent Der Minen@
arbsitsr, sSobn Mc8ribe, gum prdiis
benten Der syeberation Of 2ubor gend6lt
tporoen. Ser grtpdblte 1T elm bsrz
bdltniBmdbis iunser Mann, bsnn ct
adblt erit 40 Sabre. sSm norotpeitltz
den Obip geboren, nuroe ct i9on als
elfidbriser anabs Minenarbei.er (Waiz
iertrdesr). Mls prdiibent Der rShio
Miners 9lfoeiation" funsirte ct iieben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09
8 hn M2 { @ribe.

Sabre lang unb in biefer Stellung mar
er unsrmiiblih fir bic Snterefen Der
aoblengrdber tbdtig. Der 2egislatur
pon Obio gsb0rte er ipdbreno Der Sabre
1884 85 als Neprdisntunt bon
Start gountp an unb unter @ouDerz
neur Campbell mar er 8Dritefsr Des
fatiHif1en Mrbeitsbursaus feines 6eiz
n1afbsnaates. Mls Srganifator beg
aroBen aoblengrdberftreits I'M Derz
floFenen Jriibjabre 1T '.Mcgribe sans
beronbers in bic Oeffentli4feit setrez
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-09

hee bie gplnmbbe NtnnsRnng
Gprmat Hon
fuufrattpneu Ruprpattem Mnb
nj Enanne
6M
gtausa
8u6ilennhme pfF3ieuen aeidreben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-11
PROPERTY WILL Be SOLD.
Judge COTS Decision Given in a Very
Important Case
Affecting the Trolley Railroad Sys-
tenn Of BrOOklyn-OJher Civil
Cases-An Important Case set for
This Morning.

The arguments IN the case Of the New,
York Guarantee and Indemnity Com
pany against Long Island Traction Com
pany Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com
pany and II. J. Morse. receiver. occupied
the entire day N the United States Court
and We're not concluded until late in tho
afternoon. The principal arguments
yesterday were made by Julian T. Da-
yes and J. A. Cooke, OF Richmond, Va
for the defendants.
Judge Gof gave his decision imme-
diaJely. Hedeclined TO further stay the
sale as asked in the petition of Mary j.
O'COnu0r. The sale Will take place on
Thursday
Judge Golf could not see why the
wishes Of the owners Of practically SO
per cent. Of the stock should be ig-
u0red. on account of the petition of
Mrs O'C0nnor, and called attention 70
the facl that plaintiffs produced no
evidence in support of petition. Nor
would he consent TO a separate sale Of
the properties asked for by counsel for
plaintiffs, this decision being made on
the ground that the removal Of any link
IN the railway system would depreciate
the value Of the remaining portion
The case IS one of great importance
and has been stubbornly fought through
out The eastern attorneys VIII return
home today.
In the matter of the petition Of the
Reymann Brewing Company, in the case
of Washington Trust Company against
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail
way Company e, al, the court directed
Commissioner James Ewing to hear the
evidence in the ease. The railway com
pany secured right of way from the
Revmann company IN consideration OF
g. 500 and certain Improvements 10 the
nropertv. The Reymanl company
claims that the term of the agreement
have not been complied with on rne
mart of the w. b. & T. R'y Co.
The case of Western Mineral Wool
Companv against the Globe Mineral
WOO Company involving the validity
of certain patents, viii be called IhIS
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-11
ADANGEROUs Wan.
william Falloure Made Another Brutal As
sauIt ON "a Lady. Yesterday.

william Falloure Made Another Brutal As
sauIt ON "a Lady. Yesterday.
II is pretty nearly time the authori-
ties were doing something dehnlte WIN
William Fauoure.
twice within a week he has made
murderous assaults upon women guilty.
of mo provocation towards him. and II IS
ONLY a question Of time until ne Kills
somebody.
Yesterday he went to the home Of
Mrs. John Thompson, his niece, on
Fifteenth street, kicked in window,
entered the house and struck, choked
and kicked Mrs. Thompson, who was
only saved from serious injury by the
interposition of three men. Falloure
was arrested and locked up at the City
HAN. and later was sent to Jail by JUS
lice Phillips to answer a charge OF as
sault and battery.
It is time TO put full stop to this
sort of thing. before a serious result
follows one of his freaks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-11
ARnrT PARKERsBURG.


Special 10 the heS-SteA-
Parkersburg. W. Va, December 10
The Big jim" well in the Eureka tleld
is reported here as falling on IN prOduc-
zion and the output IS now SAID 10 De
less than 100 barrels day
The Beeson we'll in the Waverly Held
is expected in to-day. 80,
On the Smith farm in the Valley Mills
field the Fred Christmeyer well IS book
~ N come IN the first Of The week.
In The Calf Creek field eight new
wells are under Roadway and several
more have been located.
O1erations are said TO be very orlsK
s0 Calhoun county, by a gentleman rom on
-. DIaoe Three wells are being drill
"a on the Hartman farm Curry %.
cS T5.-tsburg. have one well ana ano1ner
~, 1t.tls Creek and one near k-chard-
9-,t.ille other operators are IN the
field and are leasing: .,.,.n.4o.. u.o,l
The company who drilled the IeSl Wen
OF. washington. on J. I. McMecIen ;
-, several miles below this CITY on
% p r composed Of Messrs. NlcA-
ne - e Halderman. the former from
SIoTnington. and the latter from WASH
80, .,,,,.-,-, pa. are making arrangements
.-'7 ali the we'll through 10 the GoruOn
- which they expect to get az L'oUV
- Thev had a string OF bad luck
- -. Wv drilled the former we'll and
W. . -,~s--7- thoroughly discouraged
49, w., tbev abandoned t. Now now
ever. they mead TO give II q III '-e' ''N''