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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
PACIFIC COAST EVENT.
The Rcwsome Stake Won by Santa Bella.
Fastest FIIIy In Tho West.

The Reyysomo stake Won by santa Bella.
Fastest FiIly Ia tho West.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-The lHrg-
est crowd that ever gathered within the
gates at the Bay dlstric, park was pre-
sent to-day to witness the Rewsome
stake. So great was the crush that 1t
was impossible for the hookmakers to
handle All the bets. and hundreds were
unable 10 place their money on their re-
spactIye choices ". OIS. McDonaugh'S
filly Imp. Santa Bella demonstrated
that she Is the fastest lilly In the west,
giving away weight getting OF none
too we'll, ard then Winning so Impress
sIbly well as to set all doubts at rest re-
gardlng her superiority over the My,
sallie Ciiduot.
The latter WIS n strong favorite at 9
to :. with Imp. Santa Bella aud2lmp,
Miss Brummei coupled at 70 J, y, j.
Baldwin's Argentina, at to !, got the
place. DOEgctt. on Argentina, beat the
fiag three lengths and was six lengths
in front before the others realized II WA
n go Turning into the stretch Sallie
Cliquot and Santa Bella closed up on
the flying leader, the latter winning by
three lengths with Argentina two
lengths IN front OF Sallic Cliluot
pittsburgh Phil started his horses
E0- the first time to-day, running Gee
md with Ed Kearncy. and winning the
handicap with DeTfarGila, who he back.
ed heavily. Two favoritcg, two second
and TWO third choices secured first
money TODAY
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The crowd that collected on the old
fair grounds to witness the game OF
foot ball between the RltchiSs and
Americas teams yesterday afternoon,
were somewhat disappointed on ac-
count OF the non-appearanoe of the
Rltchies. Consequently the Americas
boys claim victory.
A picked team. composed Of Bridge
port and wheellns's best players. In
Guiding one or two OF the Tigers, had
all they could do TO mako ono touch
down. The Americas boys played in
fact much better game than the heavy
picked team, but on account of the
picked teams weight and the rank de-
cIsIons OF the umpire. they were beaten
by the close margin OF one touchdown.
The features OF the game were the
superb tackling of Huseman and Nor
ringtou and the center plays OF Eek!es
OF the Americas. Alexander, OF Bridge
port, and James Hnndlnn, Of the Ritch-
les. showed up well.
The Americus foot ball team hereby
challenges the Ritchics to game at
any convenient time In the near future.
with the latter team lined up IN the
published announcement In advance OF
yesterdays game. II accepted. q notice
through the 1ntelliGencer will be suill-
Ill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
KoUNDsvILLE.
A Miscellaneous aIelhnge OF Minor Mat
ters from 0IarshRll's Metropolis.

ters from NIarshall's Metropolis.
New Years passed or very quietly
here. It was most generally observed
as q holiday. The postotiice was open
from S to 10 a m. anu from TO p. m.
The banks took the whole day to bal
unce up their yearly accounts, The
pea!tentIary took the holiday and the
convicts gave an entertainment to put
In the day. The factories were most all
In operation. Not many pedestrians
were seen on the streets, owing to the
snowy weather which prevailed.
Little Prince Lodge knights OF Pythi-
MS has elected the following officers 10
serve during the ensuing term: W. B..
Pack, C. c.: r, s. Lowe, V. G. G.; Thorn
rs p. Walker, p: George Blake, II. A.;
George Roberts, NJ. w; 7. .. Mathews.
NJ. F. & X. r. s.; s. W. Booher trus-
tee.
Rev C. Z. Clark, pastor OF the M Il.
church, called at tho homes OF tho mem
bers Of his congregation yesterday dur
Ing the day and left n New Years greet
ing. It was n very thoughtful rsmem-
brance and much appreciated.
The American Building & Loan Asso-
citation will hold its FIRST annual meet
ing on Saturday evening to elect direc-
ont inc1Ehcnts have been re-nomiRat-
cd.
Charles Armstrong, former resident
OF MorRdsYille, but now residing Mt
Denver, Colorado. Is III the city visiting
old friends. He Is at his sisters Mrs.
J. r. Hollis.
There will no donbt large crowd
gather at the wharf at 6allaher's 10
~ nNs an NiFBlRtn Nuh
she passes this port this morning.
A number OF socIablcs were given ut
different residences on New Years eve.
Delightful times nre reported all
around,
The social gathering OF the Knights
of the Golden Eagle, set to come on
next Tuesday, has been postponed two
weeks.
One convict WINS SIT free from the
pcnitontlnry yesterday. ffc Will have Il
chance 10 begin the new ycnr right,
William Brooks, Of Fairmont. Is
spending New Ycdr'a with his parents,
Mayor ana Mrs. Brooks,
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Blake and Mas
Julia Barley were IN Wheeling yc8irr-
day afternoon.
u. j. Patton has accepted position
In The Ohio River railroad yards at
PnrkcraburB.
Miss Alice Sanford returned Tues
day evening from q visit to her home ut
Lumbcrport
Tho annual meetings Of several cor
poratI0ns Will be held during the pres
Ont month,
Miss Ella CunklG, who has been very
sick for some weeks pnst, IL much bet
ter
Mrs. Rev Grimes md daughter, Miss
Maude, nru visiting In Peasants cOun-
~.
u. l.. Higgins OF Wheeling, spent
New Years IN the city with friends.
Trnnk Brown. jr.. is clerklng at the
Btorc OF Patton Il jasper
The schools will open again to-day.
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RELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip IF ON
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip fr ON
the Glass City.
On Monday night the officers and
teachers Of the Christian Sunday school
elected W. ]. Morrison. superintendent;
George Hopkins and Rev. White. assist
ants: George Mertz, secretary and
treasurer; George Hopkins. cho!rster:
Edna Blackburn, Pearl Chambers and
Flora BIakle. cholrsters. The teachers
presented W. J. Morrison with flne
umbrella.
Ross Dean and Miss Jessie Nelson.
daughter OF ]. l.. Nelson, were married
yesterday afternoon at the home Of the
bride.
The town was deserted yesterday af-
ternoon. most people going to Wheeling
to attend the theatres.
The New Years entertainment held
ut the Christian church last night was
well attended.
Miss Maggie Bonuisteeie entertained
friends last evening at her home In the
Second ward.
There was q leap year dance yeSteF-
day afternoon In Central hall given by
the wives OF the Uniform Rank X. of p.
Charles Rosser. Of this city. WINS In
Braddock, Pa. yesterday. on business.
Rev. J. A. Hopkins, OF Clayton, Nd. is
Is the guest OF his parents in this city.
Alex Ogle came In yesterday from
trip through the interior OF the state.
J, T. Young and wife, OF Cambridge.
are visiting In the Fifth ward.
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NEW ORLEANS, Ian. Thirty
fourth day Crescent city Jockey Gibbs
winter meeting, The New Year nandf.
cap at mile for thrcc-year- OldS and
upwards was the feature OF the days
card. y long delay ut the poal beat the
weight carriers and Lillian e., light
weight, coming through ut the end, won
very clevcriy, Captnin Kidd was the
only winning fgy0r!,c. weather ctcar
and cool; track GLOW and attendance
large.
l"iFat. s"lilnE. Dftrrn-sIyiccnihg mile
--Dlnation won; Sluterna second; Del
Coronado third. Time, lax.
Second, :or four gHar.olds ma up
wards, adlInF, seven furtoaEa-
Eowctt won, Nl7g Clark second; Invade
third. Time, 10!
Third, $50 tiiTer-yoar.oid and up
wards. selling, one and one-elshth
miles Captain Sidl won; Clarul Soc
Ond. Dr. Park third Tlmr, 2,OOih,
Fourth, $40, Nov Year hnndtcap, Tor
three. year-ollE Dur upwards, one mite
LILLIAN u. won; Squire q. second, Nj
h!ta tHlFl. Tire J .iglt
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CONsTANTINoPLE. Jan. 1.-Ac-
cording 10 q dispatch from Orfah Asl-
attic Turkey, there have been fresh out
breaks there on Saturday and Sunday.
No details Of the disturbances have yet
reached here. In reply to the demand OF
the United States minister, Mr.. Alexan-
der ". Terrell. the Turkish govern
mcnt has ordered the vail OF Alcppo to
furnish an escort to Miss shattuck and
three native teachers from orfah TO
Aintab.
Mr.. Terrell has received Information
which shows that all the missionaries
in Ainatollu are In safety.
The Turkish government has given m
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There is apparently some mIsunder.
standing about the proposed battle be-
tween George Dixon and Jerry" Mar
shall, Inasmuch as report has been
sent abroad that the contest has been
declared on. 81. ]. Connolly, MRrshall's
hacker. stated yesterday that the young
men will certainly fight. During an In
tervlew. Mlrshall's hacker said:
While st IS true that some complaint
has been made about the size OF the
purse. the contest has not been dec!ar-
ed of. Yendlg offered 5000 for a con-
test between Marshall and Dixon. and
after lots OF argument between Vendig.
o'RourRe and myself, the purse was in
creased to $500, and Vendtg says that
Is the limit But we'll get 5000. and at
any rate the fight will 20 on.
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CoRBETT's POSITION
Is Defined by Brady-MOy Eventually
Meet FItIslmmous.

Is Defined by Brady-hAy Eventually
Meet FItIsImmOus.
William A. Brady. manager for James
]. corbett. in talk with Pittsburgh
Times reporter. defined the retired
champ!on's pusilistic status. He states
that Corbett's retirement from the
prize ring Is altogether conditional up
on the outcome OF the Maher-Fl tTsirn-
mons battle. II Fltzsimmons wins. he
says Corbett will be at the ringside TO
challenge him to fight within two
weeks. II Maher Is the victor he will do
nothing. unless Peter assumes the role
OF challenger.
Brady and Harry Stevens. the bas,
ball man, we're watching the old year
out last night at the Schlosser, says the
Times, when the former made this
statement, the first which has been pub
Nshed since Corbctt delivered the
championship to Peter Maher. Brady
firmly believes that Maher wiz win his
contest with Fitz, He said: "Fitzsim-
mons is coward, He would never have
allowed himself to get into the same
ring with Peter Maher II he did not
stand to win $4,000. win or lose, on the
battle. know positively that Fltzsim-
mons Is In for third OF the kineto-
sooDe privileges"
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This will be the attraction at the
Opera House this evening. The Wash
ington Post says: The harp recital given
by Miss Anita Cluss ut the Universallst
church on Thursday evening was de-
cIded success and moro than reached the
expectations OF the large and cultured
audience present. AS Miss Cluss came
upon the platform she was greeted with
dround Of applause and each number OF
the Interesting programme was artistic
ally rendered and proved her thorough
command of the uncommon instrument
upon which she performs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02

LAKEWOOD, N. j., Jan. 1.-The golf
wind to-day in the match for the cup
offered by George J. Gould. and high
SCORES were the exceptions. There were
forty-iive entries for the matches and
the links were thronged with speeta-
tors during both the morning and at
terIoou. Rev. DIR. W. s. Rainsford, OF
St Andrews Club. won the cup. with u
net score Of 49, He had a handicap OF
three. George A. Armstrong, also OF
st. Andrews, won tho gold medal given
by the Lakewood Club. MS q second
prize. with i score OF 90, playing from
scratch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
Dr.. Miles Palm PiIiS stop Headache.

MANY merchants are we'll aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure In supplying
them with the best goods obtninable.
AS an instance We mention Perry &
Cameron, prominent druggists OF
Flushing, Michigan. They say: we
have no hesitation In recommending
Chamberlnin's Cough Remedy to our
customers, MS It Is the best cough medl-
cine we have ever sold, and always
gives snttBFRction," For sale at 20 and
10 CNnta nor bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
chnrir,tont. chnrttr Rail.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 1.-The
charity ball in the hall OF the house OF
delegates tonight was complete sue
cess and the most brilliant social event
since the inaugural bail about three
years ago. The entire affair reflects
great credit upon Its projectors and the
efficient committees who had 1t in
charge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
NE GIFTS 4 LESSON.
A Livery Driver who Is Now Sorry He
Didn't Trust tho hanks.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. Late
last night three men assaulted Herman
RohIing, driver In u livery stable, and
after beating him to insensibIlIty, took
from his trunk about $1,000 In gold.
They overlooked package containing
over eleven thousand dollars In bonds
and greenbacks. which Rolling. though
only driver, had accumulated In his
hfty years. To-day two of the three men
John Weber, formerly driver employ
ed with Rolling, and Peter shannon,
also a driver. Nearly half the money
was recovered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02

Ell PASo, Texas. Jan. l.-Fltzssm-
mons played foot ball to-day. A team
composed OF Indian students from the
territory school. at Albuquerque, N. NJ.
and said to be the crack foot ball team
OF the territory, met I'll Paso's eleven
here to-day and were defeated by the
score OF u to 4. Fitzsimmons played
right tackle for Fl Paso and enjoyed the
sport OF throwing indians heels over
had I'm tanha nlN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02

IT will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks OF bilious
collie 10 learn that prompt relief may
be had by taking ChamberIaln's Collie,
Cholera and niarrhoa Remedy. In many
instances the attack may be prevent-
ed by taftiug this remedy as soon as the
first symptoms OF the disease appear.
a5 and 90 cont bottles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
In SPORTING LINES.
The Richie Football Team Fails
to Show Up Yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures

which InpiuIctl Several OF the Celebrated
Tlgprs-Thcy Make an Excellent Show
ing, Only Allowing tho Picked Team
ono Touchdown-A Challenge 20 the
Observation-Disclosures Fight Go.
Corbett play Fleet "TltE" n lie whips
srahsr-G General sporting Notes.
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evasivc reply 10 the offer OF the repre-
sentntiycs Of the powers to mediate
with the ZeItounlIs. The ambassadors
resent the stand taken by the porte and
the dragomans arc urging tho Turkish
officials to accept the offer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-02
MoRRlsoN's "rAUsr."
Two Zig Audiences at the Opera House
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
One Of the largest matinee audiences
OF the season assembled at the Opera
House yesterday afternoon TO witness
Morrison's Faust, and IN the even
ing the house WINS again crowded. The
piece us produced by the present COM
pany has lost none OF its grandeur
which made 1t one OF the events of last
years dramatic season. Too often a
previous years success is presented the
following season on a very meRgre
scale, seeking to strive on the prestige
OF its name alone, with weaker cast,
faded scenery and soiled costumes. This
is not on the Morrison plan. Al the
scenery, properties. costumes. electrical
and mechanical effects were brand new.
The cast was very competent one. and
in no way in fact, was the great produc-
tIon deterioruted. From q dramatic
and spectacular standpoint It is one OF
unbroken excellence from the time the
curtain ralsesupon "Faust's $" laboratory
until 1t closes out the view Of Marquee
rites anal redemption. The use OF cleo
trlclty and cRlciums have been made n
study OF. and the twinklIng flowers in
the garden scene, the fire flashing from
the demons sword us he attacks VAlen-
tine and the blazing cross which warns
him from the holy precInctso OF the church
form effects which IN their beauty and
novelty startle the most confirmed thea
tire goers.
The eliminate OF course Is in the
Broken scene. which SURPRISES all de-
scriptIon in It's presentation of the aw-
full revels OF the devil and his crew.
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DE WITS Little Early Rlsors for
bIllousneBs, indigestion. constipation.
A small pill, q prompt cure. Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, ". Va. B. r. Pea
body, Benwood. and Bowie & Co..
Bridgeport, o.
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Yale won three and one-halt and lost
eight and oae-aaIf. and Princeton won
four and lost eight.
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State OF ohio, city OF Toledo. Lucas

State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm of +. ].
Cheney & CO., doing business in the City
Of Toledo county and state aforesaid,
and that said Arm viii pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catnrrh that cannot
DO cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure FRANK ]. CT ENEl.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
A. D. 1856.
(SCall A. W. GLEASON,
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FOR SALE.

House, Il rooms, brick. 18th st. $500
Hotel. "a rooms, Martins Ferry. Oh cheap on
House, s rooms. and s.soomcd house In rear,
Market St, between 7th and Sths SITS. S,sol
Now house, Groons, iargo lot. aSth St, ssie'a
House, rooms, 9th A., Sl1o0
House, 8 rooms. 18th st.. 81 SW.
House. 10 rooms; chApline st, Centre Wheel.
tug. with large lot cheap. on easy terms
House, 6foomyA and hail, with acres, Pleas
ant Valley, SS,o1o. -.
House. rooms, Centre Wheeling. 500.
House. y rooms and hall, bath and both gaseS,
Jacob ST.. between 18th and 10th. 500
Hose, G rooms and hall, lot SoxiO0 Il, near
street car barn, cheap, si,7oo.
Corner lot. Lind ST.. 50 foot front. cheap, 80.
Lots In McMeohcu, North Beuwood, Glendale,
Island. Edglngton, Park View, Pleasant yglley
and many other lots In and near city Cali and
House, rooms, brick, corner lot sd St.
House. Orooms, brick. lot SS8ls. #, cAapilne
ST.. 9Th ward, 5000,
2lst. lot itxl:0 It.
l.ott OH Lind At. RClvcncfc $50 and $40 each.
Business property on Market st at moder1ss
price.
real estate.
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A. W. GLEASON.

Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internnl-
~ and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY. 6 CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 7Sc.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
T0CKH0LpERsI MEETING.
FOR SALE.

@ PECIAL NoTICE-SMITH BREW
y ING Company stock for sale, 20
cents on dollar. Address t'Z." care intel
l!gcncer. dekI
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WANTED.

NTANTED-F1RST CLASS THIRD
w Cook. man or woman. for hotel Apply
Of Mcclure House. QeO
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Esta.o Agent Collector. Notary ,eublicsand
Petlsloh AttnFneH No 49, MAEkes street jAi
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NJ ANTED-EVERYBoDY TO
w know that the Wheeling BUSINESS
College will reopen January =. de9O'
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TOWN lot DECISIONS.
eases Closed Delinquent AIIottees Neg
iected to Take out Deeds.

Eases Closed Delinquent Alioitess Neg
ieeted to Take out Deeds.
The secretary Of the interior has
closed the following cases aud direct
ed deeds To bc issued on payment OF
all costs and assessments;
III geno-F T. Walker, II w Sa Nyer
and Il Spencer, lots ~, la u and u.
block So, 20 Sawyer; p Haynes and J
V Il Hun, lot q, block los, 10 town OF
El Reno; A l. Dunn and A T. Woodson,
lots 3, IA and l5. block iia. To town OF
III Reno; q A Aldrich, T Il Crittcnden
and NJ A Miller, lots and 2, block 20,
10 Aldrich; n J Anstine. Il Il Critten-
den and J Conlen. lot $. block le7, to
Anstine. Z Kern, b + & II c Aeun.
lot 8. block 80, to Kern; Il Wilson, j II
ruttle aud ! = Smith, lot Ia, block 81,
% Wilhon; n i Anstine and NJ Il Fore
man. lots 4 10 ii, block as. TO Anstine;
% Shelby aud II T. Kelley, part Of lots
and :. block iO4, 10 Shelby; J Thorn
as, } c Lcmastcr and ! II Mallou, lot
l., blocl, -, 10 Thomas; II @ and q
Haring and W q Clark, lot n, block
~, 10 Clark: J NJ Gum aud G Leis, lo,
l;, block le0. 40 Gunu; N Kemp, \ 4
Critteuden and J a. W Gardiner, lots =
, and ., blocl, 800. To Kemp; l. Mar
shall and q Leis, lots ID and Is block
-, TO Marshall NJ Kemp, Ii Z Croi
aud Il W Hill, lots 10 and II, block 100,
to Kemp; L Walker and A G French
lot IL, block 40. TO town Of FL Reno
l. Nicholson and T. Scales. lots T., H.
"a and IS, block l3i, 10 town OF III
Reno; E Merrill, w A Allen, j A Tut
tie and b p smith. lots le and -
block n. TO Merrill; A L Nicholson
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and W u Clarke, lots 10 and ~, block
III, To Nicholson; w 5 Parsons and c
/. Scyery, lots Il aud -, block l32, to
Parsons; Il J Glenuy and NJ MEG
Young. lots Il aud -. block -, to
Glcuuy; A l. Nicholson aud Hood,
lot Is, block l2i, to Nicholson; C V
Porter aud G. u spencer lots 10, IL Is
aud 10 block 90, ia Porter. South Ok
lahoma-G w Cotfman, Wade Il Sto.
vail aud a NJ Dixon, lot /, block :, To
Cofman. Enid c Rowland, ex
partc, lot II, block 90. TO applicant,
reversing the commissioners, holding
the paper evidence Of title sufficient,
in the absence Of an adverse claim, and
has made awards in the following
eases; III Rcno-E c Young, c /. Sew
cry, assignee OF ) w Sawyer. lots ~,
II, -, ]; and -, blocl, 50, to Severy.
The board awarded the lots to the
town, on account OF Sawyer being a
sooner, the com missioner OF the gen
eral lana Office gave them TO Young,
aud the secretary holding Saw
yer gaining no advantage; NJ
Jones and j d Bradford, lots 10, IA
aud Is, block Toe, to Jones; NJ A Rear
don and MN McGrath, lot 30, block
81. to McGrath; Goeuawein, 4 Had
don and C / Ron lot ~, block loi, to
Ron; : Kertoot and NJ T. Foreman,
l. l.
Newkirl--J a Giles aud w Jackard,
lots o and 10, block 20 TO Giles
Guthrie Lottie Coudit and + q
Prouty, lot ., block ca, 10 Condis re.
versipg the commissioner, holding that
Prou,y could not raise the question Of
Condit'a being tenan. OF Payne.
OlSlAhoma City-M A Cuppy and j 4
Martin, lot o, block 4s, TO CuppY.
Alva--A j Rose and II c Hetriek, lot
l1, block 81, 10 Ross.
Kingtisher-J X Woodsoh, NJ c
Brownlee, II Burnett aud w G John.
sons, parts of lots ! and 2, block 5,
modifying the commissioner, aud di-
rects all the parties 10 make joint ap-
plieation for the part claimed by each,
and for the board TO issue one deed 20
them.
The commissioner OF the general
land Office has affirmed the decision Of
the board in the case Z provolt aud Ii
j. Brierlon, awarding lots !, 2, aud Q,
block a., to Provolt, and returned the
motion for review Of Page, for him 70
serve on Hawley, on the contest for lot
Is, block 3, South oklahoma
The board, la the contest between
NJ } MeNair aud J Faulkner for lots
Is aud IL. block IS, West Guthrie,
awarded the lots TO McNair.
Ia the case of c C Stotz aud 4 East
land. returned by the secretary Of the
interior, decided that ''Eastland was
on LOT 3. block lO3, III Reno, between
item Der go, 1853, and May 20, 1899,
: townsite entry. f.