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service Of summons by Pubiica.
ton.

IN ,hc district court Of Webster couuty, Ne
ltaska.
John II. Davis. PlaipiiG.
".
Robert =. Dnwncr. Defend Mt.
The shove named defendant, Robert =, ID W
ner, VIII lake notice thar q he Tti day of July
1876, John ". Davis. rliin'if herein. hlrd Ms
pc hlnn IN t,s district cOlri oi Webster county
Nebraska. against SAID defendant. the objec.
and prayer Of which are To recover a Judgment
agatn-i the defendant and In favor OF the
plalstin Tor The sum of s54 81. said action /.
brought upon n contract entered into by de.
~fentaDt and plaintiff for the sale of real estate
he 70 property has been attached as
the property of said defendant: Lots number.
ed nne(D and twy(2l. in lock numbered enrUI
~ Ric ardsoh's adj ION to the town uf Red
Cloud. Nebraska. PlaInIiff prays for Judgment
against efrndan', Robert :. DOwser for said
sum al e5+ ~, together with all costs Of this ac.
ton. You are required TO answer said petition
on or before the xst day Of August. 1896.
JOHS II. DAVIS.
BY ltoKT. T. PoTTpR, his attorney,
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A Joint resolution proposing to
amend section one az of article five 90
Of the Constitution OF Nebraska, relat-
ing to officers OF the executive depart
ment.
he II resolved and enacted by the Leg.
tslature OF the State OF Nebraska:
Section 4. That section one ID Of ar
ticle i've 10 Of the Constitution OF the
State OF Nebraska he amended to read az
follows:
Section I. The executive department shall
consist OF v governor, lieutenant-gov-
ernor. secretary OF state, auditor OF pub
tic accounts. treasurer, superintendent OF
public instruction, attorney-sencral. com
missioner OF public lands and buildings,
and three railroad commissioners, each
OF whom, except the said railroad com
~missioners. shall hold his office for 4 term
OF two years, from the urst Thursday af-
his election, and until his successor IL
elected and qualified. Each railroad COM
missioner shall hold his Office for a term
OF three years. beginning on the first
Thursday after the first Tuesday IN Janu-
airy after his election. and until his sue
cessor n elected and qualified: Provided.
however. That at the first general cleo
ton held after the adoption of this amend
ment there shall lie elected three railroad
commissioner, one for the period OF one
year, one FOR the period Of two years, and
one for the period OF three years. The gov.
ernor. secretary Of state, auditor OF pub
lie accounts. and treasurer shall reside at
the capital during their term of office
they shall keep the public records. books
std papers there and shall perform such
duties as may he re quired by law,
Approved March ~. A.. ID. 1875.
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state. shall ever make donations to an,

state, shall ever make donations to any
works OF internal Improvement. or
mandatory, unless a proposition so to
do snail have been first submitted to tho
qualified electors and ratified by u two
thirds vote At an election by authority Of
law Provided, That such donations OF a
county with the donations of such snbdi-
visions In the aggregate shall not exceed
ten per cent OF the assessed valuation OF
such county; Provided further. hot any
city or county may, by n three-fourths
vote. increase such Indebtedness five per
cent, In addition TO such ten per cent and
no bonds or evidences OF Indebtedness 81
Issued snail be valid unless the same shall
have endorsed thereon "A certificate signed
by the secretary and auditor Of state,
showing that the same Is issued pursuant
to law.
Approved March %, A. d. 1895.
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Notice tn
STATE of Nebrasks. webste county. 81.

STATE of Nebraska Webste county. ~. In the
rulIrty court.
Mol is irI'b, given to AL persons having
ca ihs. hti d'inau:s aLainSt Harvey Palmri
lhi" ~ W'ls rr county, d. ceased, thar the
TIM bSrd f"i Cliug claims AGAINST said estate
Is u III nlh> fr m The IAN ,ny uf August isAi.
W sUci' per chS are required to present then
c%l-illiS WIN tile vouchers 10 IN. onuty Judge
ui saih e. INT ~ his uflirc therein un ar before
tile fth in> ~ February, lsg; aud all CLAIMS -,
hlr0 will h. ht ard hcior- tile SAID juugc on the
18th day IL February. 1897. a ~ o'clock y. M.
JAMFs FUZZY,
County judge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richardson have
sold more territory for their cclebra-
ted hog am. chicken cIio,rra remedy 10
the nIou of fifteen hundred dollars
10 A. s. Campbell. He viii soon start
10 bis territory for business.
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lnl1SmsmHtDry Rhc" n ! ssul cure
ed To- = ONIA.

Morton l.. Nm. Ut Lebanon. lnd.. ssy.:
my wife had ina,mms,ury KheumHt,sm
ia every muscle aud joint, her suffering
w. terrible AMI her bod, and tScs ~s,e
swollen almost beyond r%-cOgnifiUi; had
been IN he'd for rix weeks and had eight
PITY sicirns but received no benefit until
abe trir,. the MYSTIC CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM. l. gave immediate e..
lief and she ~ss able a. walk about iu
three days. Am snr. IL saved her life.'
Sold by II. +. Grice ~drugpi-,, Rod tsoud.
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DR.. Moranville'> grey horse took n
spin down main street this morning
and collidod with the buggy of Art
Davis Of lnavale smashing down the
wheel Of the latter. Mrs. Davis and
the baby were in the buggy but as.
capped unhurt. The doctors rig was
not damaged.
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Sure to Win.

The people recognize and appreciate
real merit. That is why Hoods Sarsa-
p~arilla has The largest sales in the
world. Merit in medicine means the
power to cure. iiood's Sarsaparill,
overwhelmingly, permanently cures.
II Is the = trrc blood purifier. It's
superior mcri; is Al established fact,
aud merit wins.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-14
Iscggs' Tropical Oil

ne oni. iihiiurni on tI- market ~.
dnS nat has = positive guarantee Ia do
Az tie miue. calls for. It's great siren. 9Th
. nN w"n derfnl curative rowers u g putti-
curry noticeaOir III dep seated DIS.
eor,o, snch hs Rr.umAusIu, Neuralgia.
etc. .. u Cui,ug k"rJ,- ~.
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A joint resolution proposing to
amend section tw~enty-four (2D OF ar
TILE i've (5) Of the Constitution of the
State Of Nebraska. relating to COM
pensation Of the officers Of the execu-
tive department.
Re II resolved and enacted by the Leg
tslature Of the State Of Nebraska:
Section !. section twcnty-four go
OF article five 60 OF the Constitution OF the
state OF Nebraska be amended TO read az
follows:
Section "a. The officers OF the executive
department of the state government shall
receive for their services a compensation
to be established hy law, which shall he
,either increased nor Diminished during
the term for which they shall have been
commissioned and they shall not receive
to their own use any fees, costs, interests.
upon public moneys In their hands or UNI
der their control, perquisitcs OF office or
other compensation and all fees that may
hereafter be payable by law for services
performed by an officer provided Cor In
this article shall he paid In advance Into
the state treasury. The legislature shall
at It's first session after the adoption OF
this amendment, three-frths Of the menu
bers elected TO each house Of the legis-
iature concurring, establish the salar,e.
OF the Officers named In this article. the
compensation SO established shall not lie
changed oftener than unce I'm four wears
Mud In no event unless two-thirds OF the
members elected 10 each house of the leg
tslature concur therein.
Approved March %. A. u. 1895.
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MENDMEN

..
Inc ioiioWlnB proposed "enupseh
IN fhe Cnr.,itut,or NJ tho State nj Ma
braska. A hereinafter set forth In full,
,.- q - a..
eIe eupmltted TO the eiectors Oh tne
a<sx. NJ Nshrsst. IN hs voted unon
"s~ VI NoN' 'e w" "P
n the GENERAL election to be held Tues
- ~
Oey, VEN o, a. H., 1880
1.,rt -.so,,,ior c~ronoa,p, IN
J"'"t resoi"''o" Pi"P"'"s "
amend aections two (2). four az. and
nv (b,) OF article six (G) OF the consul
Sv.,.u 80 A.. c.o,. -, Nnhro.,o r,,o,-
'"''"" vi INC o's'e vi Neo'"SA"' 'c'"'-
Ing To number Of iudpps of the supreme
c0urt and their term OF ONCE.
IA 4, rs.ofved And ep.,.,od ,,v The Iay.
s~,isture Of ths state ~ Nan
Rection I rbst ssct,an two 10, NJ NJ.
t,cIe an IN .t ths cons,,,ut,on ~ en-.
qtate ~ NchrasLa ha o,n.nSsd -. 20
rand -s saIiows' =" "" !" :" "
Hcction 4 Trb suorems cour. .bau until
othSr~s.s ne,wtasS hv ~, unn.,., ~, a..
IA 3nSs"s n,sior,ty of vbom .bs,, hs
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Clarence and VIII SWatton and Col
Lew G%reenlee of Blue Hill came down
Sunday and will help our band BOYS
make music At the Superior reunion.
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The ratio is something like 4 u 400.
That is Superior sent four persons to
attend our bicycle meet aud we sent
400 to attend her reunion.
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Nebraska be amended to read az follows:
Section G. The right of trial by jury shall
remain inviolste, but the legislature may
provide that In civil actions hve-sixths OF
the Jury may render a verdict, AMI the
legislature may also authorize trial by n
jury OF "A less number tnan twelve men,
In courts inferior to the district court.
Approved March 20, A.. d. 1896.
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The fire department at their meeting
Monday night sanctioned the buying
Of 800 feet Of new fire hose.
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Diur, and Dy.cntery

"r- dangerous, md yos shsn.d uo, 10
w'rh"u' y h"Itlr Of Bsygs' Diar'hss
B,i-am IN 'hs touse NJ This season Of
the year, ~ It relieves ~ sDss. No bnd
results tollsv. Sold ~ q. L. CsttinR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-14

HOoD's PILLS are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure indigestion and
headnchr.
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A yeint resolution proposing to
-Ansnd section eleven uD OF article six
~ sf the Constitution of the State Of
NsbrAska, relating to increase in mum.
Der Of supreme and district cour,
Judges.
10 II resolved snd enacted by the Leg
irlature of the State Of Nebraska;
Section 1. That section eleven nD Of ar
ticle six 90 OF the Constitution OF the State
~ Nebraska he amended to rcat ss fol
lows:
Section II. The legislature. whenever two.
thirds Of the members elected to each
house shall concur therein. may. in or
after the year one thousapd e'sht hun-
ired n ninety-seven and not oftener
tnan once In every four years, increase
the number OF Judges OF supreme and dis,
trict courts, and the Judicial districts oi
the state. Such districts shall be formed
. of compact territory, aIyi bounded 10y
county lines; and such increase, or an,
change In the boundaries OF Il district
shall not vacate the Office OF any judge.
Approved March 30, A. ID. 1855.
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A joint resolution proposing to
amend section twenty-six (26) OF ar
ticle five 60 OF the Constitution Of the
State Of Nebraska, limiting the mum
Der Of executive state officers.

he II resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature OF the State OF Nebraska:
Section l. That section ewenty-six (2G) Of
article five t) OF the Constitution of the
state OF Nebraska be amended TO read as
follows:
Section 26. No other executive state Off
GERS except those named In section one %
or this article shall he created. ex-
cept by an act OF the legislature
which Is concurrcd In by not loss than
three-fourths of the members elected to
each house thereof:
Provided, That any Office created by an
act OF the legislature nay be abolished by
the Legislature, twO-thirds of the mem
hers elected to each house thereof con-
curing.
Approved March 81. A. u. 1895.
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A joint resolution proposing to
amend section six G) OF article one ~
Of the Constitution OF the state of Ne
braska, relating to trial by Jury.
Rs II resolved ana enacted by the Leg
AGAaturs Of the State Of NsbFasks;
1ssSeS Te.s sss1S1 81 ssss,!3
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A joint resolution proposing to
amend section two ~ OF article four
teen QD OF the Constitution OF the
State OF Nebraska, relative to dona-
tons to works OF internal improve
ment and manufactures.
Re II resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State OF Nebraska:
Section l. That section two co OF article
fourteen 40 Uf the Constitution OF the
State Of Nebraska, be amended to read 80
follows;
SEQ & Ne city. county. town, precinct,
0uoScipaltty, ~ ether suodivtslo1 q The
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A Joint resolution proposing to
amend section one % of article six o)
OF the Constitution OF the State of Ne
braska, relating to judicial power.
BE II resolved and enacted nv the Log
i~slature OF the state Of Nebraska
section ], That section one IN of article
SIX C0 OF the Constitution OF the State OF
Nebraska be amended 10 read az follows:
Section I. The judicial power Of this state
shall be vested In a supreme court, dis
trtct courts, county courts justices Of the
ether courts inferior 10 the supreme court
~ may b created BY law In which two
thirds or the members elected TO zach
h0uDo concur.
Approved March -. A. II. 1895
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A joint resolution proposine an
amendment to section six 20 OF article
seven ca Of the Constitution OF the
State OF Nebraska, prescribing the
manner In which votes shall be cast.
Re II resolved and rms eted by the Leg
slatnre OF the stats OF Nebraska:
Section /. that section six 90 OF article
eEen ca of the Constitution Of the state
OF Nebraska he amended 20 read as fol.
lows:
section s. All votes shah be 10y ballot, or
such other method as may he prescribed
by law, provided the secrecy OF voting he
preserved.
Approved March %. A. II. 1876.
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AN OR NANCE To amend section ~. of ord
nance Number IS. Of the cit, of Red cloud
j., 1t ordered 10y the mayor Hud council OF the
cay ct itci Cloud. NcbrH>ka. that section Is.
81 hrdiuaic" ~. ut the city OF RED cloud. Neb
Iusho. b" nmcndcd To- READ ~ follows. To- wit:
l-Llkk InnlL lIIn nnn MASl hnAIu unruu
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A joint resolution proposing to
amend section zine go of article eight
iS of the Constitution of the State OF
Nebraska, providing for the investment
Of the permanent educational funds Of
the state.
Be II resolved and enacted BY the Leg
islature OF the State OF Nebraska:
Section !. That section nine () Ut article
Sght 20 OF the Constitution OF the State
Of Nebraska he amended to READ ~ fol-
Section =. All funds belonging to IN. stat.
for educational purposes. the interest and
income whereof only are to he used. shall
BE deemed trust funds held by the state.
the state shall supply all losses there
Tho same shall remain forever i~nyiolate
and undiminished. and shall not De In
vested or loaned except on United States
or state securities. or registered county
bonds Or registered school district bonds
Of this sta,-. ana such funds. with the
Interest and income thereof are hereby
solemniy pledged for the purposes for
which they are granted and set apart,
fund for other uses:
Provided. The hoard created by section
! OF this article 10 empowered to sell from
time to time any OF the securities belong
'"S w Nv pVt SCnOoI IunQ ana In
vest the proceeds arising therefrom In any
OF the securities enumerated In this sec
ton bearing = higher rate OF interest.
whenever an opportunity FOR better In
vestment IL presntel,
And provided further. That when any
warrant upon the state treasurer req
ularly issued In pursuance OF an appropri-
alton by the legislature and secured by the
ie'y on a TAX Tor rs payment, shall
payment, and there shall not he any
money In the proper fund to nav such
warrant, the board created by section /
OF TINS article may direct the state treas
nrer TO pay the amount due on such war
rant from moneys In his hands belonging
to the permanent school fund of the state
and he shall hold said warrant as An in
Vestment or said permanent school fund.
Approved March -. A. ID. 1895.
A joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution of the
State OF Nebraska by adding a new
sec.ion to article twelve Q9 Of said
constitution to be numbered section
two (2) relative to the merging OF the
government OF cities of the metro
politan class and the government of
the counties wherein such cities are
located.
Re II resolved and enacted by the Leg
isLiture of the State of Nebraska:
Section |. That article twelve uD OF the
Constitution of the State OF Nebraska he
amended 10y adding to said article a new
section TO be numbered section two g)
TO read ~ follows: ~
Section 2. The government OF any city OF
the metropolitan class and the gov
ersment of the county I'm which
II IL located may be merged wholly
or in part when a proposition 20 to 10 ha.
been submitted by authority of law TO the
voters of such city and county and re-
ceived the assent Of a maturity of the
votes cast In such city and also \ majority
OF the votes cast in the county exclusive
OF those cast In such metropolitan city
At such election.
Approved March 20, A. u. 1896
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Approved March %. A. d. 1895.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-22

We buy and sell exchange on New York
Chicago, San Francisco, and other points in the
United States; also on London, Paris, Berlin
Genoa, Bellinzona, Copenhagen, Stockholm
and other cities In Europe.
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The Carson New, an authority on \,
P. A. matters saws: Council No. s, o
the A. P. A. Of Nevada was organized in
Wadsgorth. Ei2hiy per cent of the
population IS sail 10 be opposed 10 H.
NJ. y. Melvin AMI vile have returned
from a trip to san Francisco, MIR. Melvin
having been called there TO atten a
meeting OF the grievance committee oi
the b. of r. I. &. S. Denton was also
a representative from here.
A few days ago, tais side OF Browns
station, Brakeman Fitzgibbons' RICH;
orearm and hand were severely burned
10y the explosion OF a gasoline stove in
the caboose. DIR. T.. \. Jackman is at
lending him
Fox RENr-One nicely furnishes room
suitable for one or two gentlemen. H.
quire at Mrs. Budden's, residence on
River Street.
Acting Governor Sadler replied to a
dispatch from the New York World,
asking in regard to whether the people
OF this State favored making the new
bond issue a popular loan, AS follows
THE people OF Nevada are unalterably
opposed to the issuance OF bonds in any
manner or under any %pretense, by the
government, especially so in times OF
peace"
The Justice court was occupied Mon
day with the case of Charlie Chez,
cook at the ellsworth Hotel, who was
charged with selling Chinese gin to In.
dians. lie called for a jury trial and
vas acquitted. About "A dozen witness
were called. The officers were consi Ter
ably chagrined at the verdict as they
had the direct evidence OF three compe-
tent witnesses. The defendant claimed
the gin was stolen and the jury evident
ly took that view of the matter after
considering it an hour. Lawyer Pike in
tr0duced II number OF white with .sSes
who testified to the defen lants COOL re-
putation and the fact that it was his
habit to have gin around him continu-
ally on account OF throat troubles. There
is a great deal of liquor sold to Indians
right under the noses oil the officers who
say it is hard to secure u conviction.
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Oranges.

During last month, 30 carloads OF
oranges were sent east from California.
All OF the shipments are going over the
Sante Fe by way OF the Needles and
Kansas City, and south over the South
ern Pacific to Ell Paso. and thence north
over the Texas Pacific. Until the wealth
er moderates in the east, about March
LIST, there will be ne shipments by way
of Ogden. Before the shipments are
ended, fully 10000 carloads will have
been sent east, and the Central Pacific
will get q share OF the traffic.
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The Silent City.
III! quiet p ,aceful City,

Oh quiet p ,aceful City.
Where the dead In slumbers lay;
And broken hearts find forever, rest
From grief and pain away.
Where the roses bloom and wit Ter,
And their perfumes gently shed,
On the graves so sadly silent,
Where sleep our beloved dead.
Where the blades green grass culver,
Where the night Winds mournfully blow;
But the sleepers heed not the Sprlngtime,
Nor Winters chilling snow.
Oh c ty 80 strangely silent,
In which Is laid away,
Full many . tender budding flower,
And the hopes of a brighter day.
Where many q hearts serr,t lies hidden
Dark stories OF lii ., untold;
'Neath the iowers,, brightly blooming,
Their beauty and fragrance to unfold.
And thu dust OF the grave. In pity hides,
Away from all misery and sin,
Those who drift away to Temptations
paths,
And are lost In the darkness therein.
Oh! angel-guarded City,
Where the weary had such sweet rest.
And youth aud beauty, wit and prize,
All come at Gods request.
Where mournerS kneel so Oft, alone.
Aud sobs aud tears are blended,
Beside u grave, for it's all that In left,
And the dream of love is ended.
Where the old aud forsaken u shelter fnd
And know no more life's sorrow.
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him. Buster asked where they were go
ing and Rouk said to Reno.
Buster passed the night, "Wednesday
and that night at Painted Roc, built a
ire and esaked his horses. lie watched
Limbo house aal the men. Thursday
morning he sax jim Ewing leave and
thought he hal LETT for WalsY3rtA.
He Jaw Frank Messer and Frank JONES
start for the canyon. He knew there
was but one outlet to the canyon and ne
rode tn re aud stakei his horses behind
a blIff OF rocks. He waited and from
the top OF the hill, shortly after noon,
he saw them coming, the wagon in the
lead, Frank Messer right behind on his
horse. As oon as they had passed he
fired at Frank Messer, who dropped
from the horse Il corpse at the first shot.
He then fired at Frank Jones on the
wagon and missed. He fired again,
thought he missed and fired again.
when Frank Jones fell dead, having
been killed by the second shot fired at
him. He then tangled Frank Jones
legs IN "a very long grass rope
he found in the wagon, took cellar sticks
and jammed them in the bullet wounds
and trailed the rope in the DIRECTION O
the wagon. He put a rope around Frank
Messer and dragged the body some
yards, stick cedar. sticks in the bullet
holes and bent one leg under the body.
He then took the horses and drove them
so the wagon nearly upset against "a pile
Of rocks, trailed the reins and unhisched
the traces. He covered up his tracks
the best he could, mounted his hor st
and struck for the lake shore on the gal
lop, leading the other horse. The rife
vas in the blankets, and he hid it near
Patsy O'Day's by burying it. He reach
met nobody on the way. He met Frank
Jones' s9uaw at Wadsworth. and told
her what he had done. They fell out
soon after, she taking up with Mahoney,
Busters hall brother, and Buster with
Jim Kings wife. The Indian t%railers,
when they reached the scene, knew
~"Comanche's" tracks, and Busters
tracks by means OF a tap On his shoe.
Buster was with them, and they took
the cartridges from their guns for fear
Buster would grab II and kill some-
body if they told they knew he was the
murderer. They went to the reservation
and would have shot him, were it not
for Captain Dave and Natchez, who told
them to await the result of Echeverria'h
trial. When Buster met Rouk, Blundel
and Hill on his way down, he was afraid
Rouk would track him, and told at Love
locks he would have killed Rouk if there
was nobody there. He was partially
satisfied when Rouk said he was going
t .Reno. When Buster was asked why
he put sticks in the wounds, he said to
make it look like a runaway, and he
dragged Spanish Franks body to make
it look more like a runaway. He said
he knew Jim Ewing chad no ears re-
ferring to Ewing's deafness, and thought
anyhow, Ewing had Comet Wadsworth.
BoARD-Anyone wishing board in a
private family inquire at Mrs. Budden's,