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The herald., 1895-06-02
Partnership Notice

CrATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Los
- Angeles, SIS.
We the undersigned, do hereby certify that
we are partners. transaciing business III brv-
ing, selling and dealing in arms, ammunition,
BICYCLES fishing tackle and cutlery well as
sporting goods OF all kinds. and as well as all
sorts OF goods, wares and merchandise to the
said BUSINESS belonging, and also OF repairing
and manufacturing any OF such sporting
goods articles or mate rial us may be deemed
necessary or proper, in this state. at ll3 West
First street, in the city OF Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, and state of California, under
the firm name and style OF Southern Caliior
mia Arms company.
That the names in full OF all the members
OF such partnership are Emil Harris, Joseph
Singer and Max Harris; aud that The place of
our residences are st opposite our respective
names hereto subscribed.
III witness whereof W have hereunto set our
hands this 2sth day OF May, A. D, lso5.
EMIL HARRIS, 9l7 $. Olive ST., Los An
JOSEPH SINGER, 1872 :. Spring St, Los An
gcles, Cal.
MAN HARRIS, 5c4Temple ST., Los Angeles,
state OF California. &C
County OF Los Angeles
on this }1st day of May, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred ana nine g
five before me. w j. Natiel. notary public
in and for said county OF Los Angeles. state of
stoned and sworn. pc sonnlly afoearcd Emil
Harris. Joseph Singer and Mas lnrris. known
to ME to he the persons desc "ibed iiiNhd Mii,sc
names are substI ibcd to the within instru-
meut, and acknowledged that they executed
the same.
In.witness whereof, | have hercunto set my
hand and AMI xed my ollein seal te day and
year in this certificate first above written.
Notary Public in and for the county of Los
Angeles, state OF California "3
The herald., 1895-06-02
COCOpAH TRIBE INSTITUTED
And the Red Men Had an Enjoyable Time
Last Nighl

The Native Sons Hall was crowded last
evening with an assemblage of Red men
and pale aces it being the Institution
OF Cocopah tribe No. 81 |, o. Il. Nj.
The great chief of records, &. +. Burg
m an, was present from San Francisco and
presided over and instructed those pres
cnt through the various degrees. and 4
banquet followed. The reservation hav-
ing been establish the following officers
of the tribe were selected: Walter II. IIar-
ris prophet, " l. Price sauhcm o. W.
Duuham senior sycamore. III. W. Mines
junior sycamore. j l. Morisson chief of
records.
The various officers were duly installed
and Il banquet followed. &. i. Bergman.
the great chief of records, came from San
Francisco especially to institute the
tribe. and the ceremonies were successful
ly carried out. Witty speeches and toasts
prevailed at the banquet table and Coco
pah tribe starts undci bright
star to success. The charter roll contains
over fifty names aud rapid increase is
assured. The tribe decided to meet
hereafter every Tuesday night at Masonic
hail. l291a South Spring street. 1t was
IN the wee small hours the happy crowd
of jovial fellows disbursed and the event
will long be remembered.
The herald., 1895-06-02
WAS A HARMLESS LUNATIC
Suspicion That He Murdered His Mother
and Sister
GhastIy Crime and Double nurder Committed
in a Minnesota Town What an
Inquiry Revealed

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. June Mrs.
Martha Elias and dauehter Annie were
found today weltering in their own blood
in the rooms ever drug store on Nice
lett avenue. The old lady had evidently
shot tie girl as she slept and then turned
the revolver on herself. blowing the top
of her head off. They were we'll to-do.
Mrs. Elias mig ght have been affected by
the violent death of her ashland eleven
years ago.
A more careful exam ina ton by the au
thorities shows beyond question that
both women were murdered. 1t is be-
lieved by the officials that the de ID was
committed by Lorraine d. Elias. q .,on
OF the murdered woman. Elias is n en-.
tally unbalanced. and was for time CO n
fined in the asylum. He was released
Nav lst as harmless
The herald., 1895-06-02

paper, $l2l .Il6 4o6; bords. dIsbursipg
officers balances. SIG. 4S3. 10; against
which there are demand labiiiIics
amounting to S6l2, 0l3.6ji leaving II cash
balance in the treasury of Slo5. 80. 100.
\ statement OF the receipts and expen-
ditures OF the government during the
month OF May were as follows:
Customs. S12 Az, 55S.
Receipts same month last year, $l2, SOL
97l.
Miscellaneous. 81, 272, IS.
Same month last year. 81. 226. 91G.
The receipts for til, eleven months Of
the present fiscal year are 2S1.6)i, 6ol
against $27.4 40 for the same period
last year.
The disbursements for the last month
amounted to $2S 55S. 213 which makes the
deficit for the month So. 2SG. l35 and Tor
the eleven months SAG, 7j7, ,495.
The herald., 1895-06-02
United States Finances

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The public
debt statement shows the debt of the
United States yesterday. less cash in the
treasury, to have been $9i2, 1863, 29o. This
does not take into account 1913, 366, 543 in
certificates and treasury notes outstand-
amouLt OF cash in the treasury, ihe
debt ON May 31st is therefore 70, 3sO, 81 /
iess than on April 3Oth.
70 lowing is reccapltuation of the
debt:
Interest bearing debt. SIG. POP ,ol0; in.
screa'o +. r the month, 500.
Debt OH which interest has ceased since
maturity, l.73i $50; decrease, $lO,7iO.
Debt bearing no interest $3.50 S36, 4G1 !:
decrease SS46, 7s7; making total debt OF
$1,0i7 773, 392.
I ie cash IN the teasury Is classified as
foil ~'-:
Gold. 5ll7, 63O977: silvar. S51i hs2 Gh).
The herald., 1895-06-02
THE NEXT CONGRESS POLLED
How the Members Stand on Important
Issues
Free Coinage, Income Tax and the Tariff Were
Talked About Details as to
Representatives Of States

NEW YORK, June 1.-The World to-
morrow will publish a telegraphic poll OF
the next congress as far as obtained OH
the silver. tariff and income tax. The
World sums up the result as follows:
In a general way it may be said that
out of | l6 mem hers who gave ,inequivocal
answers to the silver question, 50 ure in
favor Of free coinage. "A favor bimctallism
generally. with the prucsio OF an inter-
national agreement
Only II can be fairly classed as favoring
n single gold standard, and the attitude
OF some of these even Is not definite.
toward silver with international bin etal.
lie qualifications. and it is only in New
York, New England and adjacent other
eastern states that contain avowed gold
standard men
In regard to the tariff, only 90 mem bers
are against any change in the tariff.
while 50 advocate moderate changes and
80 advocate radical advance. Few are
free traders. The moderates are chiefly
those who think changes will be neces
sary in order to increase revenues.
The income tax question brought out
many sharp aid piquant answers. Forty
nine congressman say they favor the
principles of the tax. Forty-seven op
pose it. A great many evade the ques-
tion or failed to answer 1T.
A few details by states will be interest
ing. Alabama. Arkansas. California,
Colorado, Florida. Idaho, Mississippi,
Montana, Nevada. North Carolina, South
Carolina. South Dakota, Virginia, Wash
ington aud Wyoming are solid for silver
SO far as heard from. The bimetallists
are chiefly in Delaware. Georgia, lndi-
ana, Iowa. Kansas. Louisiana. Michigan.
Minnesota. Missouri. Nebraska. Ohio.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. New
YORK. New Jesey, Rhode Island. Massa-
chusetts and Vermont have the gold dele
CATION. Alabama, Arkansas, Texas and
the Carolinas. Georgia. Louisiana and
most of the southern states are solid for
the income tax. New York and east
generally oppose it.
The herald., 1895-06-02
Wedding in High Life

NEW YORK, June 3l.-Mss Anna
Fleming Cameron. daughter OF Sir II od-
erick Cameron. was married today to Bel
mont Tiffany of New York The cero
monies took place at st. Johns Episcopal
church, Clifton. Staten Island. Rev John
Z. Eccleston officiating. Miss Catherine
Cameron, sister OF the bride WAS the
maid OF honor The bridesmaids were
Miss Jennie Tiffany. sister of the groom !;
Miss Maud Livingston. Miss Lena Nor
ton. daughter of Governor Morton: Miss
Margaret Morgan, Miss Mary W. vii
liams, Miss Maud Wetmore. The groom
yrs attended by his brother, william
Cutting. Richmond Fearing, Columbus
G. baldwin, +. Appleton Smith. Stew
art M. Brice. Frank Bishop, Ma thew
Morgan, jr., Duncan NJ. Cameron.
The herald., 1895-06-02
At the Bay District

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-The book
makers enjoy ed their usual Saturday pic
mic. Boleas was the only favorite to win
the hurdle race. finished first. but was
disqualified for dropping weight.
Five furlongs, handicap-Perhaps won.
Santa Bella second. Her Majesty third
time. 02la.
Six fur'ongs, selling Imp. Ivy won,
Silver state second, Little Tough third ;
time, :lGI2.
Seven furlongs, selling Borcas won,
Mis- Ruth second, Miss Buckley third
time, :2OT. "t
Mile and sixteenth. handicap-Mr.
Jingle won. Charmion second, Little
Cripple third. time, i:i9I.
Two miles, hurde-Mero won. Lonnic
b. second, Rclampaso third; time,
3:52H.
Six furIongs. selling Nellie G. won,
Rico second, Road Runner third: time.
l:I5L.
The herald., 1895-06-02
The BimetaiIists

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Juis III he Cen
trail Bimetall;c league of Tennessee has
sent letter to the Democratic conven-
tion of Illinois. which will mect in
Springfield. next week, asking tina con-
vention as body TO recognize the Mem
phi $ conference of silver advocates to be
held June 18th. and send delegation.
The following prominent free silver ad'
vocates have accepted invitations to at
tend: W. II. Harvey of Chicago, Senators $
Blanchard OF Louisiana. Stewart OF No.
yada, George OF Mississippi Jones and
Berry OF Arkansas, Turpie OF Indiana,
Harris Of Tennessee, Blackburn OF Ken.
lucky. Daniel of Virginia, Morgan of
Alabama. Walthal of Mississippi and
NooIhees Of Indiana, Congressman Siblcy
Of Pennsylvania and Merry and Allen of
Mississippi.
The herald., 1895-06-02
Summons in DivOrce


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i OF California, in and for the county of Los
Angeles
Mrs A. Lea plaintiff vs.. Albert O. Lea, de-
endant
Act on brought in the superior Court OF the
stnte OF California. in aud or the county OF
Los Angeles. and the complaint filed in said
county OF l. sAngeies, III the olce ufthe clerk
OF sud superior Court.
Tho pcople OF the state OF California send
greeting to \. o. Len. defendant
Iou re hereby required to appear in an ac-
ton brought against you by the above e-nnnicd
california in an ior Los Angelo, county. and
to answef the complniut Ill - therein with n
ten havs exclusive OF the day Of servic") after
the service on you O1 til summons, served
within this county; or, II served elsewhere,
within irty days.
This said action is brought To obtain ju1y.
me 1t nd decree OF court dissolVing the 5ods
OF matrmon onv now existing be ween The puiii-
tiff and Il ferdntit. upon the grounds of The
defendants failure to support plaintiff for
more than two years last past, or prov dc Ii II
with the nccessarics of lie. having the ability
TO so do. and for costs of suit Refer r>ncc is had
to com llA int for particulars.
And You are hereby notified that II YOU fail
to appear and answer the said complai ut us
above required, the said piaint,ff will cause
your default to he entered and VIII ,pl; 10
the court for The relief dcman lei .u tue
complaint.
Given und my hans. and tuc seal of the
Superior Court OF the state OF California, in
day of April, in the yea oi ,ur Lord one
thousand eight hundred M ! hineit.fivr
II. :. =. Il NEWllA, 'lrr'.
hv i Y Srtv,.s. ncnutv tlrr
The herald., 1895-06-02
Small Fire on rlain Street

il fire was started in the residence OF
J. NJ. IIamer. No. tl23 South Main street.
at . . clock last evening by the explosion
of lamp. Mrs. iI.mer was lying on u
sofa in the room, and the children were
playing about on the floor, when sudden
iy an explosion was heard and the lamp
was seen blazing on the floor.
An alarm wss sent in ant the fire de-
partment turned out promptly, but before
they had reached the. place. the fiie was
extinguished. No damage was done 9th
er than the bu'ning OF the carpet ard a
few pieces OF clothing,
The herald., 1895-06-02
Survey Of the Valley Road

HANFORD. June 1.-Chief Guffe and
his assistant Mr.. Patton, Of the surveying
party between Fresno and Hanfnrd for
the new Valley railroad. were in lIanford
this evening. The crew is in camp on
the south bank of Kings river. about a
mile above Kingston bridge. The pre-
liminary line they are running crosses the
Southern Pacific line about mile and II
half north of Malaga, ana runs straight
south. When nina miles south had been
reached orders came to move to Kings
river and run q line into Hanford. They
will begin that work next Monday MORN
ing.
The herald., 1895-06-02
Notice for Publication

I AND OFFICE AT LOS ANGELES CALI
April -, s9j
Notice is hereby given that the followiug-.
named settler has filed notice OF his intentiOql
TO make mai proof IL support OF his claim. Ahq
INA; SAID proof win be made before register,
ana receiver at Los Angeles. Cal. on June.
l3th, s93, viz Pierre Augustures Home No:
49,. ior the VIZ OF lots = aud and va o.
l.. NJ.
He names the TO lowing witnesses to prove,
OF said land. viz: Henry Lettour, Pierre 0ele4, J.
Is Davies Pierre Lafoureade, all Of CAstAc, 10
Anvclest ouuty, Cal
y rofr0~. w.~'s'..
The herald., 1895-06-02
A BICYCLE MYSTERY
A Wheel Found Hidden Under a Pile OF
Brush

The detectives are much puzzled over
the discovery made by Detective Steele
late Saturday night Under a pile of
brush and rubbish back OF the .lev build
ing OH Third street between Spring and
Broadway was found the bruised and bat :
tered remains OF an OIL wheel of the an
cient order OF Eagles.
The detectives are puzzled to know
whether the owner became ashamed OF
the machine and took this method of rid :
ding himself of 1t, or whether some bi-
cycle thief has been forced to the ext,m D..
ity Of stealing old style wheels since the
recent drop in business at the headquarters
in San Antonio.
The herald., 1895-06-02
New Vienna Buffet Concert Hail.

Those who appreciate refined and
artistic variety entertainment should not
fail to visit this popular resort where
classical and popular music Is rendered
in the most artistic manner together with
charming selection OF vocal and
specially performances by thoroughly
trained artists. In addition to the regli-
lar ladies orchestra of the Vienna three
attractive lady soloists appear nightly.
; - i,,..:...- Nil. ! Il
The herald., 1895-06-02
The High School c,ub Wins

After an exciting contest, that was a
pitchers battle from one end to the
other, the Los Angeles High School
Baseball club defeated the University OF
Southern California team by the score OF
10 4 ut thletic park Yesterday. Phil
lii 8 did the pitching Tor the defeated
team, while Harvey handled the sphere
for the victors. J. Murietra was um nirc.
BY winning yesterday game the High
School team is credited with the series,
as it has won two out OF the three games
played.
The herald., 1895-06-02
OfInferest To Snnrts

Max Harris, Emil Harris and Joseph
Singer nave formed partnership for the
purpose of carrying on I lirst-class sport
ing business. They will conutct the bust
ness at Mr.. Singers store on First
stIeet. and besides everything in guns.
fishing tackle and the like will enter the
bicycle field in an energetic manner.
The herald., 1895-06-02
Actors Fund Benefit

A benefit will be given at the Burbank
theatcr on nsxt Thursday afternoon in
aid of the local lodge of the Actors as
sociation which is cndcavoiing to place
itself upon sound financial position.
The bill. OF which The Herald will have
more to say in later issue, will be
unique, big and attractive
The herald., 1895-06-02
Some time a.0 Nh. Simon Goldho

Some time ago Mr.. Simon Goldbaum of
San Luis Rey Cal. was troubled with a
lame back and rheumatism lie used
Chamberlain S Pain Balm and a prompt
cure WAS effected. He $. Us he has since
advised many Of his frienus to try it and
all who have done so have spoken highly
of it. It is for sale by OF n Vaughn,
Fourth and S. Spring ST., {. +. Hcinle
- NJ T.:
The herald., 1895-06-02
a Change cf Base

WASHINGTON. June Count Revint.
low. the Da iish minister, presented his
| tier OF recall to the president today.
lie will become minister from Denmark
t. Rome and Madrid
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LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.

Corinnc In "Ilcnrick Hudson. Jr."
Cornnc. the charming young star of the
kimball opera comuue organizations
Brows prcttior and more fascinating year
by year. Last night in her new role of
''Henric< Hudson, it," she captivated one
Of the largest audiences that has as
sembled at the opera house this season.
The attraction * brim fun of catchy fca-
lures, of good music. good dancing and
handsomely staged Tho company IL a
large and superior one and hut few per-
formancos at the opera house have passed
on with creator apparent satisfaction TO
tho audience. The play Is an operate ok
traVaganza SIMPLY. with Corinnc IN tho
are varied and excellent There Is an
abundance OF fun, Il little OF the dramatic
and sqGlething OF the spectacular.
CoriVe Is winsome aud vivacious. sings
aud dresses eNquisltoly. Her charm is in
her personality largely and she was a
favoritc last evening from her FIRST APP
Among tho members of the company
entitled TO special notice Is Mr.. Ben | :
Grinncll, the excellent comedian and
singer. the Nichols sisters, IN black face,
IN plantation songs and dances. Iiilaai
Knott. IN ballads ana last. but not least,
the female impcrsonator, rhatlrs ltostcIlc
one OF the hest In his line OF specially
seen here.
An amusing finale was bu,lnsque on
"Trilhy." in which cortnne sang ben
Bolt =" by tho way, Voty swcctly
II Is II thoroughly nrHt-class attraction
and u Is likely that the gcn'.ous patron-
THIS afternoon and evening, for the on
gagempnt includes matinee and evening
performances today, The cxtravaganza IL
self ~ brightly written. fuli of melodious
music and the scenery Is elaborate ana
some of II beautiful
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MORRIS, illusions.

The new Illusion "She." at the Morris
SHOW OF wonders, attracted large audi
cnces yesterday afternoon and evening.
she" is as good as anything Mr.. Morris
has exhibited here. The scenic effect Is
very pleasing. In the center of the scene
that an instant before was blaze of fire.
THIS Illusion was brought from the Crys-
tai Palace. London by Professor Morris.
The other Illusions and Psyche, that have
attracted so much attention. are also
shown. The wonderful popularity of this
exhibition goes TO show that novelties in
the amusement line are appreciated by
the public \ number of city clergymcn
have visited the entertainment. The quiet.
orderly show room Is crowded with ladies'
and children every afternoon.
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with rcssibly morc splri, and finish and
satisfaction TO the audience than any of
the excellent plays already put on by this
company. II was so apparently "A hit TIM,
the AUDITORIUM management requested its
repetition tonight, when doubtless a much
LARGER audience viii enjoy the pleasure of
ITS presentation. Miss La Fayet Is at
home In such roles as that OF Kate Med
land, and was well supported by Mr.. Ed
ward Curran as Gilbert Mcdland. The
other characters were well distributed
also. IL is not often that the public can
soc such plays. as they may ngain to-
hlEht as the queens Evidence" in COM
potent hands. at CHEAP prices
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IMPonTANr MEETING.

The business men of Houston who ar.
Interested in making the holiday cxcur-
-ions and carnival success are request
90 10 assemble at the rooms OF the
Houston Business League at o'clock this
afternoon, Tuesday, December 10, full
attendance is desired of all those who
hnYc narticipatnl In nrcvions mocilnca
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ARRIVED FRON NEW yorE-

Following close upon tho announcement
~ tic appointment OF Mr.. William W
Wiileon as genera. manager Of tho tirlf
Etlt mont and Kansas GUY railway
which viii ncceSsitate his resignation as
~ tefal manager of the Houston city
Ffr'rt Railway company. was tho arrival
yesterday of MIR. A. II. Hayward OF New
r'ifcfshlp of the road Whit position
Mr Hay ward viii hold IS not vet an.
uouueca. hnt he viii probably succeed Mr..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-10

| a small, wooden building within FIRE limit
| for Office purposes. by the IRE commit
tee An unfayorx BILE report was signed D
| Alderman Kohlhauf ana Burke; A IA
4 Bailey. A motion % table the minority n
| port resulted IN a tie. The mayor cast tn
| deciding vote against tatlirg the minority
report. The minority report. amended :,
\ rs 10 give tire city power 70 remove The
| buildirig al any time, was adopted NoAi-
fmufr. Burke. McAuEhau and Heinre Vos'
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Alderman Repsdarph's ordnance S-eaI-
ing the rev SIKH ward ara 5caHins IS
boundaries wAS placed cefo-e IN cclncsl
on second -oaa.ar TAe -ales were ssss-
pense5 and ths ordinance was PASSED by
u1ha.rnclE vo1E. GcsTrifa a warn T~cs ~
by The mayor, who sail That 3hf ycihs
population q ths fsr'oH1Sed v'sra S'oais
re- NerT Small htatse i ~eEia re 2e-
side5iy sn.als 20 the 3E~ee- vEr5s 10
glSt ths new p11-d equal .fg,rsss1. l.scf1r. III
The CITY a1Cncll- Aloa-zzian kahlaaAr arg
vncase1 TT passage
Al8n-za&n s'AisA-a's ordinance pro,sisi1-
snr nissira4ctica Of slaer~3ss Sns strssss
Ano alcs-znsr fsAiag gs-GssA-1ee --sss-nlhl-
.-r -ps noErS ~ lShar Aifs ~s4.s., 81 sari Is
rz's- v'r15t cvcr urtl tnc fNxs -cCaiA-
rneatfrr
Al h-sinz-aa r-~a-s-s-ir tn shc u ss7ur.
hErasss 4tls Texas -s--1~pfSf cu.l-i'-' ilnfl
via Ia :sons'i0T Else AaS Wrsa "sThs
Tkl-iA- r-ts1s3r river n fir-ai'-s 1s'i 1864
AM htoS ~ as. H-rrss aL-s -s-5 arf
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CLOSED BY AT'rACIIMENT.

iAet night az lu o'clock Deputy Sheriff
Gilbert t1pk possession OF the saloon,
iestHgfant and hotel OF Max koepnick
corner of Congress avenue aud Caroline
street. ou on attachment ISSUED out of
ino county rourt In favor Of the Houston
Ice anJ Brewing company for s36S6D.
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All THE AUDITORIUM

A fair audience witnessed the presenta-
ton last evening of the Queens Evil
denco." by the Ruby La rayet company.
III spite Of the counter attraction at the
opera house. The drama was presented
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A REIlIEE SOCIETY.

meeting of ladies held at Montchoro
Hal yesterday afternoon was largely at
truacd. the result being tho organization
cf "a reiic' Hooicty with forty members on
D. ilrd. ~" following officers were elected /:
Precedent Mrs X pualtTouSh, Vire pres
t. ItaernHald. treasurer Mrs. J. IIech-
fgtsr
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a pot aorihc IA speaking OF the differ
saHt nyryWF grounds to Mr. stable OF the
nfm IT Vail q Stubc. asked what he
flDVKhi gf Hollywood, and he said that It
"as pH11bbtdly the urcttiest laid out
celrFieFe hs ever saw. with good drives
NO drainage. aud tho road out there Is
So ufat lars condition, and everything
'@jAFttflsd. can trithfully say that 1t
% faf hh"Bd af any of the other Gene
h"fasr in TIE city or vicinity.
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TIE following suits was aled yesterday
ia --e o4i-e Of n. Waties clerk of the
r.i district court
j. J. Eecs.ron vs.. Frank Cox ct al debts
ana for-ci sure
Robinson hughes Company VS.. Half &
N-HE.rltr Bros debt
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SENTENCED BY JUDGE GAVIN.

ia the criminal district court yestcr-
day senten WAC passed by Hon. Il. d.
Gavin on ne following persons convicted
lasl week
Manuel stevenson. theft. five years
Nal Valentine assault TO murder, seven
Years JACK Young, theft, seven years;
At- Ross, burglary, three years.