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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-10
% I N Us Run.

In the suit of Simon Tobia VS.. Pedro
Gilletta, an action involving the right
to the use of the waters of Bulls Run
creek. which was set for trial in Judge
McHattons court yesterday, the plant
in asked leave of court to file an
amended complaint before proceeding
with the trial The defendant objected
on the ground that the amended com
plant sought to be filed included an
issue which was not involved in the
original complaint on file. The COM
plant first filed alleged that the plaint-
If was the owner of and entitled to the
possession and use of the waters of the
creek by reason of an appropriation
made in 1889 and that the defendant in
April, 1894. had diverted the waters to
which plaintiff was so entitled and had
used them for his own purposes. To
this complaint the defendant had an
swered denying any diversion, and al
leging that he had contributed 10 the
supply OF water in the creek by opening
up and ditching a number of springs
on his own land. The defendant at
the time of answering filed a motion 10
dissolve the injunction which had been
granted on the plaintiffs application.
The motion TO dissolve the Injunction
was heard by Judge Mediation and
overruled some time ago. The amend
ed complaint sought to be filed yester-
day claimed the water of Bulls Run
creek as belonging TO the defendant by
prescription, il having been in use by
himself and grantors for a long period
of years. The court vacated the set
ting of the case and allowed the amend
ed complaint TO he filed on payment Of
the costs of continuance. Tobia is rep
resented by John Lindsay and John
Baldwin and Gilletta by Hamilton and
barrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-10
Disputed ,ily Warrants.

A. F. Bray yesterday commenced suit
against the city for $39015 claimed to
be due on IL city warrants signed by E.
o. Dugan as mayor and p. w. Irvine
as clerk, and which the city has refused
to redeem. Six of the warrants are
drawn on the street and alley fund,
dated Oct. IL, 1894, and issued in
amounts and to persons as follows:
Mike Maloney, s72: w. II. Eddy, 500. rs;
James Kilham, s51; Rich Moon, SIS; e.
Sullivan. SO; Fred Brown. Sc. The above
warrants were originally endorsed as
paid by Simon Jacobs. city treasurer.
but the endorsing mark was partially
erased and Mr.. Jacobs wrote over IL
Not paid for want of funds" and
signing his name 1t is said Mr.. Jacobs
discovered that there was no money in
the street and alley fund after he had
cancelled them. The following war;
rants contained in the suit were drawn
on the library fund, and are dated Oct
IL: w. r. Brown, $26; Thomas Clark.
s24; w. r. Brown, SIS; Van Buskirk G.
Eschle, $40; w. r. Brown, s31. All the
warrants were transferred to Mr.. Bray.
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Butte Department.

The Principal Branch once OF the
Standard is at No. q East Broadway,
Butte. Telephone No. 422. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-10

EUTTE WEATHER.
here rfed fer the Standard by GalIogly a
Co.. Druggists.
Mch Thermometer barometer Wind
sa. m. 20 der. above. 1856 inches NV
I'M 80 dep above. 23es Inches. NV
III ghost Ten persture yesterday IS; Lowest. %.
1C-DAY'S WEATHER.
The Indications for Montana to-day are:
Fair: slightly colder: northwesterly
winds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-22
2. p. SHELBY HERE.


Mt. r, 4. Shelby. at one time as.
,iatant general maaster OF the Union
PAc Ne, with headquaTlers 10 Salt
Lake, arrived In ihs city this morning.
anu registered at the Tsmpleton. MIR.
shelby reaided here some seven year
40, n, WHOM tims no became en-
cleared 60 the city as well - to thu
PEOPLE, among whom he has many
blends a. the present time. His sx.
perienee 10 failfoAding has been =
varied and extensive one, and since
leaving this ely hs has been con.
nte1ed with other railroad companies
operating east q hofe.
Recently Mt. Hnulby's health be-
oamo very polf aud no took trip to
Europe where his coalition became
very much improved. In speaking "
salt Lake toiny he SAID no once
th ugh II was one Of the choicest spois
GA the entire globe, but nov he knows
10 TO- he 10 accompanied by hia
daughter anu resides NJ present "a
Gulunuuf, ono.
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MINOR MENTION.


The woTn-opt poTilon ~ firu station
No. I, II RAJ idiy being ftEid 10 the
rftuud a. mnhe room Tor now and
more substantial addition.
or ono thing the appearances ~ the
companies Of tho fws nty.fourih IN.
iantfy, which arrived tod y,sgvss
ussuf- no.; ihoy present them elvos In
70 d marching order. Their ore clsion
In preserving rank and step wouli be
a good lees 10 some other regime n '.
IL 10 pnrfiirlally announced that
Mayor dlendinning will shartly ~
the vacancies In tho p1llce ami me-
commission md thAt Henry Rarnrs,
proprietor Of the Warm Spflngy, will
No one Of be apruintUut. VINO the
other one will be 10 not yet stated.
Passenger Agent Burley Of the
Union PAeiNo IL back from ten
duys' business trip 10 Nebrasta anu
Illinois. lilo fays the political allua.
ton IL 40 mixed and uncertain a. u
maze Intelligent representation OF
election results impossible.
The fixtures In Ju'tics wengeI'i
courtroom have been plncet In differ.
ont positions. The judge now sits with
ME hack 10 the east wall OF tho room
with The audlenos Of curious anu In.
quisltiye sIeotatofa before him. The
onaBgu was made looking 10 the mak.
log OF thlngt more comfortable for the
poll CO magistrate.
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taught ~. Yes, tif, mammp, NJ;
psla. aho has a little hafnsfi
hat fis around ruf whiBiu aud chesta
with a long STRAP 10 ~; and whei eveT
vo have a bifihuay that mskes ut i've
yeafa Ole, 10 II IL ia the summer time,
~ puis u on AMI lowers ~ iuto the
river. Then We paddle around Tor .
while al she takes u oui. She Lea
that every day; aud thea after awhile
We know how 10 swim.p
"lps funny way 10 lesrn, ieu't li9'
The young man thought II wss aud
a very nice way too.
"1st; ana thea you see A. soon ~
Ne do iearf, mamma doesn't worry
boz ~ being near the river VII {"
he'i bufy. some Of her ffisi de
- tity voulun't live ueaf toe
ttr Tor anything, " they were
BOO nr plsc Tut the likes II and
dow. WEI one uaJ there was q
u'an ~ 900 wanitd r. iesch hls wife g.
win; afd he came OUT 10 TIE river orc
ttniu. while We were a. upper m
o. btf In right below uuf house
q nj pretty soon I heard some Uur
dreaming dreadful Tor help, an rsu
'. Aud there was the p1nf iaiy
o niut; and her husba d VINO
C.sIl ~ swim much himself, ttying
~. her. 80 ran down nd pulled
q ny coal h d llta VI IRE cracker
iu my Iooktf uUu thty might get we,
Oh 90 aud ~ am out u them. Tusn
1 g0t her loose from him some way,
AID iowed bet into the batk until sau
coulp tland up, anu thon the M q
began TO hDiirf, too, aud I went
tack Tor him. He was worse than bic
vie, but 1 got him Ia At lAsi; anu
then tho people came running uown
10 ~, anu crowded sround, aud said a
lot VI uuhy things ablut mo being
hero. nui I tod them they dldu't
ungtTttEnt; there wasn't Ary.hing
VIZ 10 thA. AHu then, n'tsf mamma
had hug.sd ne, snd uIioi slm anu
tnuy wsfu oil x ne, went hack suI
GOT ny coat, cause waited 10 soc II
my iire crackers were all righi. . me.
how, from that evening, they've III
CALLED me the boy VIII sWims, lusl ~
u u was my nsm?n
Then the young man who wfolo
stDiits did aiunny thlna; hs asked the
boy " he would mind shaking hands
silh him. Ihe boy looked ~ him vita
wiic.open eyes ~ this obi question,
but he heil out his own bfown lituu
hand ~ gladly AMI frankly as hs had
TAXED 10 his nessiOunI ifisud.
"fhsnk you" the younR man said,
with queer look In bic eyes. Ana -
low minutes laior the boy who swi ms
Dad disappeared afound the little bend
~ the shay green lane, on hi. way 10
the tvimming.poo', whitiling and
haIfy. and thlnsingg Of the g1tu
ofango he had Just had.
Hut tho young man who wrote
stories turned lhoughiiuliy, aud pur.
sud his way with u warm feeling IA
PIC ncaui Auu, from tnat dsy to thu,
1 really tnink he y more proud OF nj
acquaiutauoo with the boy VINO
y m' lnan anyone else he kuoWe.--
Liill0 Mon Il Women.
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In consequence u the Conference Of
tho MuIusl Inprovemsnt association,
10 b. held 10 tho Tabernaolo on Sun.
day. October 25.h, 1906, the bishops Of
the city ward, ATs hsTety requested TO
nllily tue Saints. by announcement Ia
he sunday schools ami by other means
ut their eommand.tha there viii DO no
meetings Ia tue city wards on Sunday
evening next. The Sacrament will be-
administered Ia the Tabernacle on
sunday afternoon.
ASGuA NJ. CASsoS,
JOsrPH T.. TAYLOR,
CnAWLEs w. PtSRosE,
Presidency Of the salt Lake Stake Of
Z'on.
SALT LAKE CITY. Dot. 81, 1895.
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lie was no, exactly what would DO
called = handsoms hoy. Indeed, he
dldn't look NJ all as II he were a story
hero. HE yellow ourls, which had once
been his mothers pride, we're cut close
"a now; anu his nose wts unuonlably
ifeukled. Hut he was a STURDY, we'll,
built boy; aud his frank face possessed
pair u most sieAdfast blue eyes. Ana
Il was this pair 81 veTy slCAuiasl blu
eyes which caused the 1ung man Who
wrote stories TO stop when they ran
plump into each other IN the tutn OF
the little country lane. ana LOOK dow o
al i'm. lneu tne young man AakuI-
"WheTe VIE you goinI2"
"SwimminR,D replied the boy
promptly and smlling ~ At the other
pleasantly.
"swimminrgD repeated the young
man, 10 no looked doubuully over the
small pefson before him. "Doss your
mother know thar"
ayes, slf," answered the boy, emil.
ing more than ever Then no I'D vi
A. n 10 relieve tho others Ignorance,
"You sc, I'm the boy who swims."
"oh," tald tho young mAu, "You
are, are your the boy who swimt2S -
Then the isht ola new Interest uams
into his own eyes behind his gias,ef,
and he went on coaxinglyi "Itlsslili
early, and thtfe's plenty Of time TO 70
this auuTnoon. CONF, tell me All
about II. want TO know, you know
Why yau afu the boy VINO swims.
Why are you not the boy who runs, VI
mo boy who Jumps, OF rides, or plGyt
tall, you ktUN2"
"Caute swim beet, guess,0 said
he other. Inen the young man leu
tle way 10 shadlrt spot than whefu
they wgte staDdluli anu, having IN DO
themselves comfortable, hu produced y
couple OF oranges, anu, while they ate
them, tho boy who swlms,' tolls the
inqulslIivu young man about himstli.
"fuu zee, SAID he, "when w ara
Il home, W. live right On the river
uant aud our back porch hangs GU
over Il, cause the river has cut the
bank awty some tneTe. I've got two
brothers younger than 4 Am, too,-I'n
Ien' anu We can all swim. Mamma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-22


People In general cannot undefs,aud
the doiuga oi n student OF natuto
Especially quite iguoIant pcftous ATE
Hpt 10 conclude, when told that the
objects Of his search are ioslila W mln.
erals, that undeg this explanation T.
concealed the Iufp9se OF securing sons
uutied Treasure, ior that "a tue ouly
thing that wlulI Induce them to dIr.
Sir. A. T.. Adams fslates Au Amlslng
in.taucu VI this reasoning.
While exeavAling large cavern on
tho southern coast OF MauA W. had
dug = teach g. the coll on w. door
rume nix ieri ia depth In qusst OF
ufsnnlc fumAipl. Tho natives 10 the
vicinity, hearing OF our pfeiencr.
came IN numuufs daily to Wines tho
proceedings, intofogAling tho VIE.
men with reference " tho object u our
researches, OF which the workman
werp about ~ ign0Aut A. thsmsriyef.
Gao AFTERNOON three siaiwATt follDws
paiI us a visit, anu while they sat on
tho heap Of dirt stating d1wu into the
dark d tch brlow, 1 dropped a Spanish
Iliiar on q shOvolIul u earth, and tho
next moment II lay whit coll on n .
hrsp. Picking it up 10 n cAfrhs
manner put it into our luncheon bag
aud = lew minutes aitrIwaTd cur
friends disappeared, mutIuting " one
another AZ they went.
dfuat was our Amusement thu uext
morning 10 hn that our trench had
boon carried FULLY four feet below the
level We had gained on the previous
evening. Not only thai; several other
oxoslieBt sections of tbs iii1T hAd been
iurdu by the natives ~. Expectation of
lnding buried treasury. - Yguth'i
Companion.
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tembet, 1898. nnd wh9 bv fossln ~
such residences was entitied 10 rssisie
ln such precinct and who atttfWafdI
removed into mother pferl net, e
DO resldert of the precinct q.
which he remove the nsefsaify Sky
dsys required W Law ~ eniitit
MIN TO vote therein, Irior 10 the genct
II election on y vembaf afi. rnis
would be impnitible, inasmuch ~
thufe are only dny.two dsys DO we
tue Ito LAY NJ September and tue aiu
~ 10 November.
Youssy that IN your county there
are many precincts which eleoi justices
g TIE peace wuich are divided Into
number u eitoilon pfecit cis. I'm no
quite clear a. 10 what yu meau ~
tni; you have used the VOID 'pft'
q Of" In Nv distinct tenfos.
H,oi0p % of the &C. istration Law,
among her ihiugs, ptoviu,fi "ihef'
shali 10 tut one registry agent TOT eacn
election precinct"
The olectio precinct NUT be taken
70 govern IN al matters pertaining 4
elections without fsisreuce TO olhei
political snb.ii visions. AMI per
CO., who 10 n resident u ous
oil elton precinct, aud has rcg'a
tered IN such precinct would be 10
qulfed 10 vote therein an | knoS ol
no law Nhioh would autnonEs q trans
for Of bis registration 10 any precinct
VI which he 10 not a resident.
hsv. the honor ~ be,
VERY respectfully yOuts,
a. &. BiaiIOr,
Attorney GENERAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-22

The man who tries 10 live 7so DAYS IN
aycaf u likely TO find loncthing giving
way before the year b. complete. The
human animal Is n remarkably strong Of
gani1niion Il g. astonishing how much
abuse u viii stand and stll hold together.
Win proper care % seems well nigh In
dcsifuctible. What b proper carcl
Right food at the right time. right
work right sleep. right rest. Not one
man In r. Thousand can have these things
--of will not, u he can. Next best thing
"a the remedy n the machine is out Of
order Il must be mcnlcl. Dr. ricfcc'a
Golden Medical Discovery IS medicine
iur the blood and nerves. ~ hcipq slom-
aoh end brain and lung s-paHiculafly
lungs. All wcakncas and disease seems
10 lead 10 lung trouble Consumption
kills more mon than ride halls
The Golden Medical Discovery ."
firaiphtcna out the digcstion-t that's the
first stop TO pure blood. Il searches ont
every disease germ and kills e. II per.
lcctly pufihcs every portion Of the body.
u furnishes food for the tired nerves and
the Jagged brain. Il builds up health
aud strength and flesh. Nothing else Is
like a. Nothing clac Il "iud o. good"
rhefe e hariiy ditras- ~ the ciirrufv u
human Nia that r. ms fHusad or HrFfasaird hv
constipation Headache. helft hHfn. s1uf si1ni.
nsh hihuiauelH, lnI p1lfdiHii1u NJ the huIH are
a,l s,sl t{ sgl,' il.an Ih1i trouble y
lrrcca Pheasant rrllrtl rhey never rfipe
Your money back N thcY 40 clat twenty I've
ccuis "a the dfuslIta n he 10 dishonrii be
Will 9nrf 1nrii.nr MD ia d. 'iuit as good"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-22
THE GREEN BAG.
~ 2 UTITTWTI
Attorney uonefal.

Emil J. Blom and Jane Park Of Aiill
Cfesk drora marrage license todty
Judge Slfost today hoard argument
10 the damaRo suit o. william Brock
against the Rio urando Wcslefn Rail.
way company.
A certificate OF inoorpofatiln Wa
today issued by the secretary Of state
10 tue Century uOld hiining and MIL.
Ing company.
County CLERK Stanton this morning
heard the objections Ia the Bituer
nomination protect. a decision viii
not DO given out until late today.
Louis II. Bins and Lola May Young
Of Forest Dale were To-Day given a
marriage license, ne were John Il.
Thompson Of Vsfnsl aud Maud 5.
I,ouudy Of Pooa.
De wiz &. wooivefton has com.
menced suit aRainst tho receivers o
the Union Pacific Railway oompany
10 recover 81 900 dsmagss Tor inIuficf
received on North Temple street D.
feaaon Of which no iost his isit foot.
Frank Knox and Charles Jacobs,
receivers OF the Bank Of Salt Lake. 10.
day entered sui, against tho Hsols
6lid Mining company 10 recover
q ,es2 81, Loo HGainst q. +. Looibou
flw tor ta3s. ,aud againss the uliden
Seal Mining company 90 recover
i5ls07, with iDtuttat and costs In each
ease.
Ray Herring. about 10 yeafs old,
pfuviousiy having pleaded not guilty
10 chafge OF house breaking, nnd
whoso case vas set for tfial yesterday,
appeared DO orc Judge Hiles toduy Hnd
entered plea Of ruiliy 10 The cnafge
OF petit Larceny. Attorney NV. Jones
made a statement ~ the court o. be.
fslf Of the lad, ana his honor ordered
nim ~ bn ~ court tomorrow afternoon
10 hear ludgment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-22
MORE coLoRED TROOPS CONE.
Companies y, 4 and q Of the Fort
bsyard Attachment arrive
I,day.

This aitsrnoou witue sed the arrival
In this city OF the ssojnd tqlad Of
colored Federal troops. Thoy were
compsnis. ID. Il and q OF tue Fort
Bsyard detachment Of the Twenty.
fourth infantry.
They came In on the Unlon Pielic
between ami O'Clock, apl soon AZ
forwards marched 10 Fort Dougla,
where IN tue ditpensation Of army
lie tneJ will be nlationod for some tims
TO come. -Four otner companies arr
scheduled 10 arrive here this even
ing. They, too, will Immediately
repair 10 the poti anu thus complete
tho regimen. The troops that ~.
Hvsd this hiiefnoon LEFT Denver Al ]
y. IN. yesterday, bteakisslud At Evans.
ton this motniug sDd took dinutT al
Ogden todAy. The trip was made
willout tue occurrence ofany unusual
incident.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations TAKEN at Utah, Idaho.
Moa11nl, Oregon aud WJOmlog
stations.
Weather reports showing obssrvA.
tons at & AM. today

Weather reports showing observA.
tons al s AMI. toiayi
Halt Lake Clty--Hatomsisf, 20 90,
temperature, ~; minimum, "a; wind
east, miles per hour clrsL
Baker City-BaTomctei, 500, tenn
pefAtufr %; minimum, 80; VIM,
south, y miles per hour; CLOUDY.
Cheyenne barometer, SOLE; tenn,
pefalute, -, minimum, 80 wind,
northwest, hght; cloudy.
Helena barometer, aO.2s; tempera
tufe. 20; minimum, - wind, south
wssi; rain, 90 iuches; clear.
Miles Cily-Baromsior, 31.26; tenn
pefature, %; minimum, 80; wind
southeast, light; CLOUDY.
WinntinucoA Barometer, 80.Os
temperature, ~; minimum, 81; vino,
casl, ~ miles psr hour rain, .O2 Inches
olear.
Idaho FAllt-BAtomstsr, sole; TEN.
pefAiure, 80; minimum, 81; wind
north, 10 miles Per hour fAiu, ,0'
inches; clear.
Hayrs-Baromeisr, 8O.s2, tsmpsra.
tuIe, 80 minimum, 2g; Wind, east
light; clear.
General aud local fofecAs. fof 80
hours ending ! p.m,, Friday.
For Ulah; Fair tonight aud Ed
day. ntationAfy temperature.
balt Lake City aud vicinity, fall
IBIS afternoon and Friday. Coolul
Friday.
J, n. SMITH,
Observer Weathoi Bureau.
eALT LAKE CiIY. unh.
Today's temperature Ia shown In tn,
lac slmile thermometer giyen uolOws
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Killed at Pocatello.

A. Hhoshons, Idaho, Tuesday night
u IL o'elocR Engineer J. h. Chriiman
instautly killed James Tile, nu cd
ifieni a tho family. rillis sffivei on
tain No. . frsm Nampn. lilo thought
he would surprise tho folks and went 10
the houpe aud knocked on one winiow
aud then started around the houhs.
Chfisman heard tho noise, ani, think.
tug u was n burglar, gabbed his plf.
tul, rau out ana mot him attho corr. ..
Ho nfed Immediately, the shot pens-
lfating the b art. rlllis onlv tK.
claimed, "You have shot IN !" ag
expired. The family u almost igAntlo
with gflof.
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rested for gambling, hsd tho charge
agninst him reduced 10 one Of vag.
fancy, for which be Will b. tried on
Saturday A. 10 'clooh.
J. y. Thomas, stranded and
''broke" bicycle trick rider, and Harry
EVAN, we're tried for begging, or IN
other words Tor s1llciting aims on the
street. The former was furtuuAte
ouough 10 hAye sentence Suspended
o his case, while tho latter vRs more
iotiunets, briug allowed 20 eat at Kim.
6si's table d'boie Tor a period OF thirty
lays.
liam Wells ana Mfs. Jones were
found guilty " being too fall flf uitet-
huec aud sent 10 lNl for Thirty and
twenty days rep sollvsly.
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HRS. STEPHENS WINS
Ia Two 0h,f Cases AsaIusl The EsB
York Insurance Companies.
OPINIONS ny rur supguE coUGr.
Attorney ten raj iish y Writes an
Uplnan IN Hsri. r. n rem.
fers In Ger ait ta"s.

Tie Supreme ooarl today randsrsi
tensions In favor Of Mp. Eilz,beth
J.. stephens W. tho Home Ere fn,u
anoe company sud Vgaiusl the Coal.
mental Fro Insurance uomp ny, both
Of New YItk. Justices Barton an
Zane rendered the opinions and Jus-
cs Miner di'ssnted. These are two
Of three suiis by Mfs. stephens aui tho
doeisious today arc idonilcally tho
sams as tat Ia the nr,i case given In
the NEWS day or Two ago.
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Nephis Harry Hague, Fred Hopkins,
city, Pat Shea, pgrk city.
Tomploion-P. p. shelby and daugh.
tor. Cleveland, o., Miss Ethel Powers,
Now York; W. A. Metzel and wife. Mag.
dalon, Month &. T. Loose and wife,
Pfovoi ]. W. Hewitt Omaha; o. u.
Woodrine, >. o. Freeman. Norrs.own
Pa.
Knutsford-Sicve Brodie. John Hop.
klns aud wife, 4. J. Brown aud Wife,
York; A. l. Jenkins and wife, Plainfle u,
n. ~, George Arnold. Paterson, Nj; N.
l.. KichArdsun aud wife, woburn, Mass.
g. A. Cooke, Bostini Johu Oileres anu
wife. California; George W. Floyd. New
York! Charles Avary, Chicag0i J. q.
llazmalhalch. Donvefi Charles Barton,
New York.
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Gambler, Hgg.rs AID lrlt ks Telors
"a, ige Wtug,ri daY.

10 tho pliioe court today Chin Chiu,
a Chinese gambler Ioriol,oi $50 for
psrsi,leutly pvnuinE hi, unlawful vo.
cation.
Charles Chapman, whose reputation
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