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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10

The Cretans. Ike the Armcnlans are
Christians. and II Is for this reason
that they are being mastered Their
slaughter Is accompanied by the same
circumstance Of horror as was that OF
the ArmtEinns. Old men. women and
children are outraged and murdered
and nameless crueltles are committed.
The Sultan Is again demonstrating
that he ~ a monster. capable Of any
crime He has permitted during the
space OF two years every conceivable
outrage and cruelty 10 be perpetratcd
under his authority and by his officers
In one part Of the unhappy land which
he rules Now he allows the same
crime 10 be committed In another part.
As In the other ease. he Is doggCdly re-
sisting every effort to obtain mercy Tor
the victims OF his brutal officers.
In personal intercourse with Euro
peans the Sultan appears 10 possess
many OF the qualities OF civilized hui
maniiy. but those superficial qualities
do not make less hideous the crimes
which he has permitted. lie Is really
an Infinitely worse savage than King
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10
DEATH TO CRETANS.
FRIoHTFUL BARBARITIEs TO
THE HUMBLE CHRISTIANS.
The Dead Torn from Their 0ravea and
Their Bosss Scattered to the Wind,
-AppAillaE Scenes Of Carnage 10
Crstan.

HE whole world
has been horrlncd
by the frightiul
Turkish war OF oX-
termination ON the
Armenians. Now
the same crime is
being repeated Ia
another part Of the
Sultan's dominlons
In the island u
Crete.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10
Is A STRANGE TALE.
a REMARKABLE ROMANCE IN
REAL LIFE,
Both HAD Married bat Nov Thsy Are
Together Again and - Happy ~ Can
Ne their Daughter Married Her
eiep-iirothsn

STORY OF life
more strange than
plots dreamed Of
By noyelists has
been made known
IN Allegheny by
the arrival from
England OF a
woman who came
to join her husband
whom she had not
80. far forfV-tWO
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-10
DETAILED FOR DUTY.
sToNEwALL JACKSON PLANNED
A RAID ON \ WAREHOUSE FOE.
qh orders Carried Out TO the Letter
By a Man who Never DFank-A
Thirsty Omssr's AttsmPt 10 later
fsre.

HE following story
appears In Youth s
Companion:
About daylight
the day before tho
second battle OF
Manassas" said "a
confederate officer
at a recent reunion
OF the blue and the
gray, Il was or
d.ra.l IN rauorl a.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

caused by an iutlamed condition oI
the mucous lining OF the Enstach
ian Tube. When this tube is Ia,
llamed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when il
ls entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless inflammation
can be taken oat and this tube
restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrb, which is nothing but an
inilamed condition of tho mucous
surface.
We will give One Hundred Dol.
lars for any case OF Deafness
cnused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars free.
+. j, CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, o.
ET Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
Hermosa News.

As Geo A Beebe was walking
through one Of the old drifts on the Peli-
can Mining Cos mines, some timbe ring
gave way letting down a quantity of rock
and he just escaped serious injury.
Emory IIickok is with u.s. looking as
u his marriage had made him happy.
lie II dong the work on u gold claim Of
his called tho NinDty-six.
Mr. Olney went up TO Fairvicw TO
have II preliminary hearing before justice
Russell about his shooting Of Mike Rob.
inson on Christmas morning, and has
returned.
The number OF young calves killed
and devoured, by the numerous dogs
which are permitted 10 roam at large,
must be very great; COW had Just left
her call In the shelter Of the old Embolite
boarding house and It's out buildings,
when some dogs killed II and ate off ita
head Immediately.
The three confidential workers OF the
populist party, Drake Beebe and Foster,
arc widely separated. mayhap TO rejon
forces and fortunes at the next election
here or somewhere else Drake was Last
heard Of in Arizona, Beebe IN here work
ing his lease, and Foster has gone 10
Cvpple Greek, Colorado. with Nourac,
where We trust they may have good luck
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
Local lteIns.

Rev. Andrews will hold SER
vices in tho Union Church ON
Sunday, Jan. 18th, at IL a. IN. and
Z. p, IN.
| Two forfeiture notices which
appear in this paper to-day will bo
found OF no small interest to W.
>. Standish, Christopher Watson.
Alexander Lamont, aud their heils
aud assigns.
The Hilsboro woman suffra-
gist Meeting, held ut GALES Hall
Wednesday evening, was quite
largely attended, and was address,
ed by Hon. W. s. Hopewsll and
! MIR. Judson Il. Ayers. Delicious
music was furnished by Messrs.
Fredericks and Fisk and Miss
Eva DissinQer, and the singing OF
the choir was highly entertaining.
A largo number Of ladies and gen
tlemen Joined tho organization.
We call attention to the state
ment made by the Sierra County
Bank, which 10 very strong show
ing, aud with the able aud conser-
vatlve management by Its officers
it's stability 10 unquestloned. This
Bank has been identified with the
interests Of Sierra County for many
years. and wo are gratlfiod with
the good record made.
Col. Dave Dissingor came ia
from Hillsboro Tuesday and pur-
poses to stop over with q. q. Read
on the Riverside Ranch for day
or two. = Rincon Weekly.
The Women Sufirsgists will
meet at GALES Hall next Wednes.-
day evening, to complets their or
ganlzation and arrange for studies.
All those desiring to take up tho
stud les are requested to attend.
The Ladies' Guild elected AZ
officers yesterday, Mrs. Crews, prss.
ident; Mrs. Hughes, treasurer; Mrs.
cook recording secretary,
The manager Of tho Blanchard
Meat Co., Of Albuquerque and
Socorro is down here buying beef
cattle.
"A Catholic Sunday school was
organized here yesterday with Mrs.
James Dalglish president, Miss
Dona Nickle secretary, aud Mark
Dalglsh treasurer. Mrs. IL. A.
Nickle will be organist.
The Kingston Equal Rights
Association was organized at King
ston Tuesday, by the women suf-
frGgist ladies'. Officers were ell
ected and tho first meeting OF tho
organization will be held ut tho
Victoria hotel tomorrow evening.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

schools and incldentals, 4l0l.
August Meyer. one day examin.
ing teachers, 5.
Ordered, That for the year 1896
three days labor for each and every
person subject to road work il
hereby fixed and determined as the
amount OF work necessary to be
done In each and every precinct in
Sierra County; and all persons
subject to road work are hereby
assigned to work on the roads in
the precinct IN which they reside,
in such manner, at such time and
in such place as the several super
vlsors may direct.
The following licenses were or
dered rebated
Fong Sing, restaurant, $40.
Fred Lindner. II. NJ. d., $40.
Ordered, That the following tax
be rebated :
G. O. Wilson, on valuation OF
$3.50, s6.17.
Proceeded to examine treasurer's
account, which was found correct,
and his account was ordered cred
tied with the following amounts for
which warrants we're returned:
Court Fund, 81 .495. 50.
School Fund, s3l9.77.
Boad Fund. SIS.
Cur. Erp. and Bonds OF 1889,
1851.
General County Exp, $1,000 63.
The bond OF Bias Chavez, coron-
or, was approved
Sheriffs accounts were examined
and found correct, and his report
ordered filed.
Ordered, That j. w. Orchard be
appointed rad supervisor OF Pre-.
cinct No |.
Ordered, That the following call
for Court House Bonds be publish
ed IN THE SIERRA COUNTY ADyo
CATE two issnes, viz:
HfiIsb ,ro, " NJ Jan. ION, 1896.
'Fo AL 70 Whom 1t May Com
ceru Notice Is herebv gwen to
all holders Of Nos, Fifty SIX 1867
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
peace expense Pr. cipct 2, 80.

peace tAptUsr TtclDct y ~.
Max l.. kahler, justice of peae,
expense Precinct 2, $3.50.
Thomas Ribera { (Armijo) justic,
OF peace expense Prec 4, $3.50.
Thomas Ribers (Vsldez) justic,
peace expense Prec 4, sG.05.
Thomas Ribera Teresa justice
peace expense Precinct 4, s6o5.
Thomas Ribers Mareurita) jus.
tice peace expsn nse Prec 4, $5l
Guillermo Mosales. (Armij }
p expense Preo 1, 80 75
Demencio Ribera { Margurita)
p expense Prec 4, s5.
Ramon Rodriguez, (Terresa }
j p expense Prec 4, 1926.
Andres Montoya, j p expense
Prec Is, 1920.
Gabriel Chavez, j p expense
precinct Is, $3.50.
l. Il. Mowers, supplies, 81 40.
Keller, Miller & Co, supplies,
s24.65.
James II. Thompson, election
judge November, 1894, SO.
Frank l.. Barka, election judge
November, 1894
Robins a. Crews, pauper aid
{ (Anderson) s2345.
j. }. Aragon, pauper aid Vean
uve) &24,05.
J. A. Carruth, printing warrants,
p. J. Bennett, printing, $l2 80.
L. j. Bennett, printing, $500.
Max l.. kahler, board prisoners
October, 1895, $74 40
Max l. Kahlcr, board prisoners
November. s5l.
Max l. KshIer. board prisoners
December, $50
Max l. Kahler, supplies for Jail,
s4l SO.
Max l. Kehler j ,ior, t276
Thoma. Nel.on, supplies jill, |
i so
The following accounts v re- ~
proved aud ordered rAld nj of ,hr
General Schaol Fnud
Henry Chandler, salary supt.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
was Ia Hlllsboro Saturday.

was IN Hlllsboro Saturday.
John q. Wagner is in the dis
trict, engaged in mo7rng rffl mis- sstocs
OF hardware f,fjm" Kingston to Lst
Vegas, where he will hereafter d,
business,
Jim Finch. the we'll known LAX {
Valley silver mine owner, was il
Hillsboro this week. Mr.. Finch
and family are now located at
Duncan, A. 7.
Mrs. Gus Duvsl!, Mrs. G. h.
Peers and Mrs, Blaine paid their
New Year respects to The ADvo
CATE Office Monday.
Peter Kinney, of the successful |
silver mining frm OF Kinney Bros,
of TERRA Blanca. was in the county
capital last Friday.
Gus Wohlgemuth, OF Kingston,
one OF tbs most successful business
men in the county, was 10 the me.
tropolis OF Sierra last Friday. He
informs Us that his ice house at
Kingston is we'll iilled this year,
and that there will be no shortage
OF Ice in these parts next summer.
Thomas Whitley, the successful
cattle and ranch man Of Fairyiew.
visited Tuesday In Hillsboro. Mr.
Whitley found time to make THE
ADVOCATE a highly appreciated
call, sud TO exchange a few ideas
on the general topics OF the day.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.

dlllepofo, n. M, Jan. otn, 1880
Commissioners met in regula
session. Present George r. Bau
Gus, August Reingardt, and Jos
NJ. Apodaca, Commissioners
Manuel Arsgon, Interpreter; Ma.
l.. X ,hler, Sheriff, and Thos. G
Hall, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting reat
and approved.
Assessors report OF licenses as
sessed tor the ensuing quarter
received and approved.
The following reports were ap.
poved:
Peter GALES, road supervisor,
Precinct 2.
Jose Chaves y Gonzales, road
supervisor, Precinct 4.
Leofilo Garcia, road supafv visor,
Precinct 5.
Manuel Chaves, road supervisor,
Precinct Z.
Crespin Aragon, road supervisor,
Precinct s.
J. P. Taylor, road supervisor,
Precinct 9.
g. NJ. Woodhouse, road super
visor, Precinct IL.
Peter Kinney, road supervisor,
Precinct l3.
Eufemio Grijalba, road super
visor, Precinct l5.
John Opgenorth, road super
visor, Precinct l6
II. A. Nickle, Justice OF the
Peace, Prec net 2
John Hars,e, Justice of the Peace,
Precinct 3.
Thomas Ribers, Justice OF the
Peace, Precinct 4.
Ahdres Montoya, Justice OF the
Peace, Precinct l5.
Ordered, That the application of
Richard Mallett for retail liquor
license be granted.
The bond OF Peter Kinney, road
supervisor Precinct IL, presented
and approved.
Tie petition of the citizens of
Monticello, requesting assistance
in building a road from Monticello
to Fairview, presented and laid over
for future consideration.
Resolved, That as the duly elect
ell coroner has failed to qualify 1t
is hereby ordered that the office of
coroner Of Sierra County, n. NJ,
be and IS hereby declared vacant,
aud that Bias Chavez he and is
hereby appointed as coroner of
Sierra County. N. Nj.
The following taxes were order
ed rebated:
Las Animas Land & Cattle
Company, $6l8.S8.
George Eudicott, exemption.
$4,000, 81 rs
Chloride Lexiviation Work.
S47.50.
Thomas Inglis. $26.75,
August Wohlgemuth. 4 70.
August Reingardt, $8.O4.
Mrs. Hartlebeen, 95c.
w. O. Thompson. $3.50.
Allen Mining g. Milling Com
pany, SLIT
Sierra Land g. Cattle Company,
$214 81.
Owen Mcdonald, $3.65.
s. w. Grant, 81 Al. |
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

to Sixty.two (62) inclusive of III,
Court House Bonds OF the Count,
OF Sierra, III the Territory ,f New
Mexico, that they are requested
and required to forthwith present
the same to the County Treasurer
OF SAID county, ut Hillsboro. New
Mexico, for payment and that ne
interest will he allowed upon the
same after February lst, 1896
by order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners of Sierra County,
New Mexico.
George Il, Baucus, Chairman,
Attest = Ihes. g Hall, Clerk.
Ordered, That the Clerk be in.
structed TO procure from the Secre-
tnry OF the Cattle Sanitary Board
certified abstract Of all brands Of
cattle shipped from Sierra County
and adjoining stations for the year
1895.
Ordered, That the Clerk issue
the licenses ma assessed and deliy
cred TO the Collector for collection
Adjourned to meet first Monday
in April, 1896,
GEORGE Il. BAuous,
Chairman.
Attest ;--Ihos. 9, Hall, Clerk.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
CARDOF THANKS.

The Women Suffragists OF
desire TO thank all those
who helped TO make their first
meeting a success, and especially
Hon. w. $. Hopewell and j. IL.
ayers for their addresses; Miss
Eva Dsssinscr aud dessrs. Fred
ericks and FIske fos music; the
choir for singing, and Messrs. l..
w. GALES and jeff Hlrsch for the
free use OF the hall.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

Wife-IIere's an account OF a
man who shot himself rather than
suffer from psngs q indigestion.
Hushand-The fooll Why didn't
he take De Wits Little Early
Risers? | used to suffer 40 bad as
he did before commenced taking
these little pills. For sale at
Mowers Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

hinbston wafer Norks, Slo.5s
Mrs. A j. Pattsn, $47S.
! Mrs. Lsughlln, Gle.
Thomas Murphy. SO "a.
G.. B. Peers. $22.27.
{ r. d. Pague, Sl.0O.
Percivillo Pague. 1915
r. L Pagus, 400.
Gregorio Dominico, s973
Whereupon the Boa,d al urp,(
until l0 o'clock a. IN July, Tn
1896.
July 7th, 1896, 10 O'Clock a. NJ
The q Board met pursuant to ad
iournmentl Present, same as yes
lerday.
The following accounts were
approved and ordered paid out OF
the Road Fund:
Peter Galles, road supervisor
Precinct 2, $40.
Jose Chavez y Gonzales, road
supervisor Precinct 4, $40.
Teofilio Garcia, road supervisor
Precinct s, $40.
Manuel Chavez, road supervisor
Precinct 7, $40.
Crespin Aragon, road supervisor
Precinct s, $40.
j. p. Taylor, road supervisor
Precinct 9, $40.
G. NJ. Woodhouse, road super
visor Precinct Ii, $40
Peter Kinney, road supervisor
Precinct l3, $40.
Eufemio GrIjalbs, road super
visor Precinct Is, $40.
John Opgenorth, road supervisor
recinct l6, $40.
John q. Plemm ms, work on
Hermosa road, $50
Jose NJ, Apodaca, work OH Pa
mas road, $40.
+. Grandijean, work on roads,
$50.
Jose Chavez y Gonzalos, tools,
Precinct A, SO.
Keller, Miller & Co, tools fur
nished Precinct 7, $500.
The following accounts were
and ordered paid rnt OF
the General Expense Fund
August Reingarit, salary county
S75.
Geo. II. Baucus, salary aud MIL
,ge county commissioner, SS2 5O
Jose NJ. Apodaca, salary aud
mileage county commissioner,
a 2.50.
Francisco Apodaco, salary pro-
ate Judge. $75.
Will NJ, Robins, salary and incl
lentals county treasurer, Sl02.50.
A. H, Harller, salary district
attorney, $50.
Thos 9. Hall, salary and inci-
lentals, $l34.
Max L.. Kahler, attendance
nunty commissioners, 81
Manuel Aragon, interpreter
ounty commissioneis, SIS
Manuel Aragon, interpreter pro
'ate court, So.
w. j. Johnson. jnstice of peace
xpense Precinct 3, $5.42.
John s Hurste, justice of peace
Expense Precinct 3, Sc 25.
John S. Hurste, (Julv account)
ustice of peace expense Precinct 3,
II.
II. A. Nickle. Justice OF the
eace expense Precinct 2, $40 50.
j. p. Mitchell, justice of the
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
MARRIED Al SOCORRO.

Married at Socorro, N. NJ, Jan
uary 6, at the residence OF the
brides mother, tho Rev. Mr..
Graham officiating, Douglas II,
Harroun and Annie IL. Martin, Of
Socorro. No cards.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
LOOK HEREi

| will pay IN produce fair
price for sec md hand clothing oil
either ser man, woman, boy OF
girl.
w. J.. O'KVLLEY.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

Piles OF people have Piles, but
DE Wits Witch Hazel roaive will
cure them. When promptly APP
piled il cures scalds aud burns
without the slightest pain. For
sale at Movers Drug store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
TEA! TEA! rEA'Si

DO you drink tea2 Six different
varieties to select from. Prices
right at Smiths Cash Grocery.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

One Minute Cough Cure Is a
popular remedy for Group. Safo
for children and adults. For sale
at Mowers Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
CURED

by local applications, as they can
oot ye.eh The diseased portion. Of
90" ee1 There is only one way 10
cure deafness, aud that ls by con
slilutional remedies. Deafuees is
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10
LOOM FOR SALE.

Wanted to sell Ing Carpet
Loom. Call or write for particu-
lars: Is. Is. Williams, HIllsboro,
Cold Springs, N NJ
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

Output of Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
Jau. 9th, 1896, rs reported for
The ADVOCATE;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

r. Al 'Ilpnt slnce Jau L. 1896, 800
PERSONAL.
Tom Ross, the big cattlAman Of
the northern part of the county,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

The celebrated La Flor De Wilke~ Collins Cigar con-
tanning the very finest Havana Filler and Samaa Wrapper
Spanish work 1t is the very finest Cigar ade=n America
"''''' UNION HorEb SALOON, Sole Agents,
Hilsboro, N. NJ
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-01-10

Hillsboro is situated in
the center OF the great
HILLSIDE 70, Kingston and
Black Range gold and silver
country, and only Is miles
distant from the famo us
Lake Valley silver fields.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-16
WHIST TABLE.
J I. l..

Items OF interest, questions. sug-
gestions, otc., relating to the game
are solicited aud should be address
sd to J. 1. Brsnnan, care OF HoCK-
ING SENTINEL.
Generally spea kig, the less per
son knows about whist, it is ten
chances 70 one that he will hold tw o.
thirds Of the trumps and good suit
and then not knowing how 10 play
the cards barely make the odd trick
when he should, if he understood any
thing about whist, have made no less
than eleven Of the thirteen tricks.
Very few PLAYERS can follow any
lenglt Of time the system Of trump
leading without running against q
hand in which the lead requires them
to play card which they do not want
to part with. For instance: Partner
leads trump ace; next hand plays
small and opposite partner holds X,
j and + partner should return trGmps
by leading Jack SIS by so doing your
opponents have no means at hand by
which they can locate the King and
thus you eventually by yonr next
lead with X draw the 9, occasionally
1t may not accomplish its purpose,
and fail as many other good plays
sometimes do, but that Id not
discourage a player.
In the system which we discussed
last week the trump lead would have
been to lead the 4 and then the :, and
to trump plain suit and thus show
your partner your strength: this
world have left the leader in doubt
as to the position ofboth j and Q; for,
although he can place his partner
with another trump after ths second
round, he has no means of knowing
which one it is, and the hand may be
over before he finds out that his part
has both.
The use of this system has prompt
ed those playing against il to devote
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-16

ard recomendS, to maintain the cred
it of the state, the i.saing Of bonds.
He recommends that the supplies
for the various state Institutions
he furnished by State
Board of Supplies. lie recon-
mends legislation that will prevent
mandatory levy OF local tax, com
mends the national guard, advises Il
watcLfnl eye to the interests Of the
farmers, insists that the Idle man in
the penitentiary he put to work, and
strongly urges that the constitution
lie amended SO as to have elections
only every two year,.
He closes lis message with graf
ful and proper compliment to his re-
firing Predecessor, Mckinley.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-16
FILLING THE VACNAN.
CY IN THE COM-
MISSIONERS
OFFICE.

On last Monday week, the term
of Recorder O'IIare expired, snd the
vacancy of eight months, was filed
by. the commits ,ioners, Vor;s and
Webb, y apro ntlng Will Tooie. tie
defeated candidate.
Auditor Armstrong, Judge Welt
eel and Recorder Toole, the appoint
ing board, then met 10 fill the yacan-
cy in the commissioners board. Mr..
Armstrong moved the appointment
OF Mr. kreg, showing that the reas-
on FOR the law making the term of
commissioner begin with Sept. lat, is
TO enable the report Of the Commiss-
toner's TO be made by the commission
ers whose work is reported. lie al
SO urged that if Mr, krieg be not ac-
ceptab!e, then to follow precedent
Of appointing Mr. Toole, the defeat
ed candidate, to appoint Mr. Trim
mer. He offered the argument of
"minority representation which had
been the favorite and strong plea
which the republicans used to make
the first brsak in our ticket hv the
election of Mr.. Eoris, and suhse-
quently Mr.. Wolf on the Infrmary
Board. Lastly he called attention
to the recent decision of Judge
West, one of the most eminent iurists
in Ohio, holding that no appoint
ment could be made, and that only
The two commissioners still in Office,
coald legally act.
Mr.. Armstrong was outvoted, and
on the vote OF Judge and Recorder
Mr.. Williams was declared elected.
The republicans claimed the power
and shey exercised it. That's all
there WAS about il.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-16
Union Furnace.

Protrscted meeting is in progress
at this place.
Several from this place went TO
Logan, Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stevenson were the
guests OF Robert Longstreth las;
week.
Bert Williams have returned home
from Van Vert county.
Eva Foreman of Macarthur, visited
here New Yesf.
J. d. Longstreth and wife has RS
turned home from their visit to Mo.
Chase Worn visited has parents
at Logan over Sunday.
James Meyers is getting much
better az this writing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-01-16

their attention to the juaicious use Of
false cards, and they generally pro
tect your small trunps which other
wise might be drawn by a trump lead
unless it should cndanger cards that
might win a trick.
Here is hand played at the Msn-
haitian " hist Club last Wednesday,
in which the old styled trump lead
beginning with the lowest but one,
wuu!d have saved four tricks.
A-B are partners against u.
Il deals and turns the 4 uf hearts.
The underlined card wins the trick
and the card uncsr it is the next led.
A-The oldest hand, always makes
the first lead.