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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06
FOR THE DROUGHT SUFFER-
ERS.

As our readers are already aware.
there i much intense suffering1 among
the people Of some PORTIONS Of North
Louisiana on account of the total fail.
ure Of crops. An appeal for help lIas
gone forth, to the people Of the State
and every where they are responding
generously. The State government
has done MI in it's power to alleviate
the suffering but still more help 10
needed.
Some Of the good citizens Of Thibo-
daux have already sent in . money
contribution but all have not been
given an opportunity to succor suf-
fering humanity.
Two kind hearted ladies of our town
Mrs. Blum aud Mrr. Hollins, hare ta-
ken upon themselves the task Of soli-
citing donations tor the drought auf
ferers and the ciiaritably disposed
people Of Thibodaux and vicinity who
have any contributions to make,
whether of money, clothes or provi-
sions, who will send any sneh contri-
ontioB to either 81 these ladies &c their
residence, may lie sure that their do
nations will reach their destination
without delay.
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LOCKPORT NEWS.
From our regular correspondent

From y regular correspondent
We were pleased to meet lately on
our streets the pleasant and genial
c%oubtenance of Mr.. Z. G.. R~ohichaux.
who was accompanied by Mr.. G~ustaye
Gnei,a merchant Of New Orleans.
Mr.. Robichaux 10 q successful planter
Of tile upper part Of this parish, and
will be remembered as the President
of the Thibodanx Bank. Mr.. Robi-
chaux's j0yial disposition endears him
to all his friends. Come again Eu-
gene, We are always glad to see you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patin Of New Iberia
are here visiting relatives. We hone
their stay will be an agreeable one.
The people Of this place are in
debted TO Hon. Andrew Price for his
efforts in securing q Sunday mail
service, which will 60 into operation
on the seventh INST.
News was brought to this place Of
the Sudden death Of Mr.. Apoliniare
Bourgeois, an old and respected citi.
zen Of the lower part of the Parish.
he died while in the woods in con,pa-
ny with his son-in-law.
Too often do we find that Gin the
midst OF lite we are in DEATH"
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HERMoGENE BERNARD.

This old citizen Of Lafourchc quietly
passed away last Saturday at the
home of his s0n-in-law, Mr. Oscar Hi
mel. at a short distance above Laba-
dieyilie, at the advanced are OF so
years.
Hermogene Bernard was a native Of
Lafnurche wherein he lioed until the
last few years, and descended from
n Of the oldest and most respectable
Creole families of this section. He
was just and upright man, a law
abiding and patriotic citizen, q good
and indulgent father, and q loving
husband. He had been but recentlv
called upon to weep over the loss Of
his wife, who had been truly q help
meet and life-companion to him, and
the sorrow occasioned by the painful
separation nay have FASTENED him
toward the grave.
His remalns were transported to this
place for iEterment last Sunday and
on their arrival. his funeral took place
at St. Joseph's Church. Owing to the
very inclem ent weather and heavy
rain few OF his many friends and ac-
quaintances of this town could attend.
The deceased was well esteemed
and highly respected by all who knew
him.
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The Discovery Saved his Life.

Mr. g. Caillouet. Druggist, Beavers
VILE, H., srys ITO pr. Kings New
Discovery ! owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the pl,y
siclans for miles about but OF no avail
and vas given mp and told | could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cries ~ my store | sent for a bottle
and began its use and from the first
dose began to get better, and after
ns'ng three bottles was mp and about
again Its worth its weight its weight
in gold. We won't keep store or
house without it, Get a free trial at
T~hibodaux Drug Store.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court, Parish /
Lafourche.
Succession Of Fsaaceis EaaaAa, N
1906. Pr0bates.

WHEREAS. EDWARD r. ROHEaTG. u
W the said parrish has made sppio&tA
IT, Dc named and appointed administered
vi the aforesaid estase,
Now. therefore. all persons are hsfsAE
warned and notified ta file their uppesiElssi
to the said application in writing, w.sb "
clerk Of snid Court. &C his oasee Id shs ton
of Thibodaux, ten days AftsF The drss hatia
hereof, otherwise che ssid applicant will y
named and sppointed an sneh admisistGsMs
- required By Law and n aeeoFdapec VI
law.
{~1 Witness my hand sad the impFsssa
IL - the seal of my ofics nj Thibeaaa1
(~~) La, this the 10Th aay es 9saa
airy. A. ID. 1897.
y. y. LEGENnaBs
D'y Clerk Vi sala Csaf'
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According 10 our Donaldsunyill.
changes, that thriving town will 4
y system vt electro ljsAa
vogue.
We learn also from the lIaaHa L.
rief that there il u well difec,.ss .,..
'henf Ia that town luuging III III =.
non iN private persons III slse,,
lights.
Is IL possible that ThiboaAax !.
allow both these towns Ia outsI,;,.
ia this matter9
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A OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court, ri
ish OF Lafourche.
Mrs. HIM. Frskine ct als gs. NO. salal
UYb0in Toulouse.

TAKE NOTICE; THAT ACTING GNhk7
y aud nv virtue Of ~ arder Of ssizlFs vi
sale e~tnansting from THE above eniilas3
Court In the above entitled and naFahshl
case. l have seized and will offer for sss Il
public auction pursuant to law 70 the III
and highest bidder. Nc the Court Hdnss
be town Of Tbiboisux, ON
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH lsa.
between tho hours Of u o'clock q. ". -
o'clock p. m, the following dsscTibed psf
erty to.wit:
A CO, tain lot Of ground or parcel u W
situated in this parish. on the right DAN II
the Bayov Lasoufchc at about four niies N
low the town of Thiboslaux. measuring lMj|
Hundred and Twenty-Five t;s2Ssl feet 70 49,
between parallel lines by three hnneffa III
six 1906 feet in depth bounded ahoN H
lands now or formerly belonging 70 psIl
nique Durac. below and in the rear ~ NV
now or formerly belonging TO james g ns]
lard. and in front by lands Of purchaser III
balm T~onlouseJ Together with alisths tsAs
Of Drainage, the rights Of way over tar -
road now existing on land and leadinF ~
the Bayou Latourche towards the ttsf
woods, and all other rights, ways ana l3
vileges thefenntO belonging or - aas
appertaining.
Terms and conditions Of sale. CASH y I'll
and satisfy the srln OF III The SUM sei n
Hundred d.ysidrs ia principal. tosethss II
eight per cent per aBnum interest 49,
from the .0tt OF September, 1877. ~ pal
ri A sum OF 10 per rent on the agsnssl
thereof OF said principal and interest," = M
tcrncys fees herein, and Isl oil costs g 1
proceedings. Amt which said ans,e1as 4
aforesaid il secured by act OF Sale aua w
gage, passed before Henry n. Couloa- 49,
Public of the parish of Laiourehe, s0n nspsF
Der Goth. 1894. w
JAMES REARIs
Sheriff Of LafouTssa
January as3rd, 1897.
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A OF LOUISIANA
18th judicial District Court. Parish
Lafourche
!. 4. Mosemdn rs His Credtcrs.
SS6S.

JOSEPH WE'LL. / I'D
w arht of I'll. City Of New Url.aas.
ish OF = r'rsns. sfafe Of Lunisianis. WA ]
the ihsn srtst J. Il. Moeeman, has hlsa I m
account ut syndio In the above entitled =
Numbered i+s',is. nsy 81 j. e. Hossnaa,
Now. ihcreinr-. NIL perAsns nv hs,sk
warned ami hotitird to &c their -apsesHiaa
70 the rai.i account. in wrltiRg waA n
Clerk OF said Court. nc his asisA III The lasI
Of ThiiHsl.ux. within ten DAYS sitsr is ia
publication htrenf, o:herwiss the ssid \
connt will he approved an homelagass !
cording ta law.
Co. Witness M v hand anl The isnY#ess
SL.S. the seal Of INV office. at IhlExsisas
(~) la. shis 5th day Of Frb.EaYs, All
1897 P.J. AUCnIH.
DIV. Clerk Of said Gear
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Just ROW everybody is beginning to
take a Spring Medicine. And it 10 a
good thing to do provided yon take
Simmons Liver Regulator-the best
Spring Medicine. Is a sluggish liver
that clogs the system aud makes bad
blood. A dose a day of Simmons Liv-
CT Regulator will make q new man ont
of you, and a new too. Look
for the Red r on the package. 1t il
Simmons Liver Regulator You want.
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Our city fathers have had the wood
en- sidewalks on some Of the principal
cross streets overhauled and repaired.
much to the delight of the residents
along those streets. The mailing down
of strips on both sides of the walks to
keep tile cross pianks in position is an
excellent idea and shosld be uniVer-
sally adopted.
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Ihc Way 40 Care catarrl, i.
the blood, and the s,,r4st Nj
lest way T" dnrity the bload ii IN n
ing Hcod's Sarsapasilla this me N
Purifier
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Hasty Bros, "Wild Goose Chase at
the opera house. Thanksgiving night
vas in every respect a high class per-
Torrance. The jokes and specialties
are clean and wholesome, and as mirth
producers are highly successful. The
"Wild Goose Chase" il all right, and
if manager Woolsey can always get
such shows he will be fortunate in
deed.-Obion Democrat. Union City,
Tenn.
Will be at opera house, Monday,
Feb. &.
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HOod kSifl'x arc prompt e~iEciert
ways rrliahfe, easy t, take easy ii s,srra,s
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-25
ABOUT THE RAILROADS.

For $500 vacancies of all kinds On
tho stan OF the London d NorthweStern
railway lsst ycsr, there were ss 600 sp-
plienatA.
The Is. Il o. Southwestern has adopted
new specifications for section houses.
These AtructurNs are now being built
with slsto roofs and cost about $65
apiece. The slate roof In found to 10 .
preventive Of fro from sparks.
AZ birmingham. England. the pre-
sentation Of q purse Of 100 guineas and
IN address Yas msde TO Guard Jennes.
described as tho greatest railway
traveller Il the world, Jennes has
been in the employ Of tho Great Western
Itailway company for 20 years and had
travelled upward Of 100000 miles.
Last year there were isAued In the
United Kingdom O little over oil ,ooo, 900
railway tickets. exclusive OF season tick
eta and workmen's weekly tickets. 1t
is not easy to realize such a number.
II they had TO be carried from London
to Edinburgh in a macs it would re-
quire 100 railway trucks, each carrying
ten tons.
The adoption of the tonnage system
for freight trains on the Baltimore &
Ohio Southwestern hah resulted in quite
q saving in the cost Of transportation.
General Superintendent Rewn states
that locomotives, under this system. are
pulling from two TO seven more loaded
cars per train than ever before.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-25
WHiR OF the WHEEL.

A novelty in cyclometcrs is made 20
DO act into tho fork CROW II, where the
mileage may be easily read from the
saddle
A writer in Bearings saYs that the
reason a pneumatic tire 10 faster than
the old solid rubber tire is because Of
its ability to absorb An obstruction in
stead of rising over 1t.
Not single bicycle, even the very
cheapest, Is now made without ball
bearings. OF course, the number Of
balls. their temper and quality may dif-
fer. but the balls are there, all the same.
Some Of tho papers are endeavoring
to give IN improssion that tho monster
bicycle TO be exhibited at the Paris ex-
puaition in 1900. could be ridden il the
power could be npplAed. That u nom
sense; It. il only for show, md nothing
more
AZ showing how curious human ma
turc Is. the bicycle is an illustration.
DcAlerz in sl0o wheels will sell 1896 pat
teins for $50 TO SIS, and can find very
few buyers. 4 few months ago buy ers
would hnnp nj 500 wheel for SIS. but
nov they will not take il, although, in
every respect. IL In as good now aathen.
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-MAK8IAGE- hELLs. hIRTH IAFD
JOLLITI.
Reception to 'Mr.-and hrs. HiEEin-
botham.


botham.
Mr.. w. d. Higginbotham and Bar
bara Lang, married at the homo OF
the brides parents on the 10Th inst.
we're given one Of Landlord Ostreich-
or's charming surprises. in the form
OF a reception at the Depot hotel par
lors and dining rom, tuesday eve q.
ing.
Thsre were present Mr.. und Nrs
John lIardman, Atty. John Wheel.
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Pinder. j
ID. Babcock aud wife, Mrs. w. Bal
cock. Mr.. md Mrs. Lang, Sidne,
Smith, Irving Wians, Miss Aman {:
Anderson. Mrs. Gleason. /. Ostreich.
er. Mr.. and Mrs. lIigginbo.ham md
J. w. Dcane.
The guests were seated shortly AZ
ter 8 ut the long tables on the north
side OF the dining room.
No detail OF appointment wis
omitted from dainty bouillon to blaz-
ing omelette. aud jollier party is
seldom found.
Before the service was begun. from
the far end oi the table Landlord o..
treicher called upon Judge Deane to
salute the bride and groom in behalf
OF the assembly and in a short speech,
ornate with the beautiful thoughts
and language OF the great poets, this
was agreeably accomplished. and to
accompany the young couple from
outsct to end OF liie's great journey
Will go wishes heartily expressed, COR
dially indorscd and graciously recsiv-
ed by the groom in neat reply.
thoushtiully conceived and foelingly
uttered.
Wine by courses. from clar0t to
champagne came on md accompan-
led the delicious menu.
An hour was given to informal in
terchange or wit, mirth and good will.
to which all contributed, and other
pleasant hours followed in the parlor
with music, wine, recitation and song
The affair was impromptu, quickly
executed characteristic impulse OF
tho generous host, but became spon.
taneous and i'll no way acked in vsrvs
or in appointment.
Mr.. lligginbotham il manager OF
the White Rock Gold Mining com.
pany. and with his sweet young bride
leaves on the 2lst to open the placer
seasOn. on tho company property.
by our young friends one OF liio's
important stages, Just reached. will
soon bo passed. Holy hours OF ten
der confidence, hope and promise all
undrsanicd, some tears it may be will
come but tho shadow is proof OF the
sun which will shine yet brighter
whom the clouds have passed..
"All the world lovos II lover re-
fleets hIs smiles and shares his pride
Miss Lang wRs teacher in Elko
County, aud both bride and groom
have extensive acquaintance through
the State.
Tho White Rock Gold Miuiug Co.,
controls rich pIacers and is on sound
annncinl footing. Its prospect for its
first year OF operation is very bright.
aud the weddol lilo has begun most
auspiciously.
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To whoDlIt May Concern.

THIS is TO certify that wo have this
day aold our store property and
business. situate at Carlin, Nevada.
together with the good will to Mr..
j. w. Puett, who has been our
neighbor in business hero for h,ore
than the last eight ycars. and we
cliccrfully recommend him to the
public Hs II kind, energetic, upright
business man, and We bospoak for
him as our successor all.i possible
success.
wo also take this occasion to.thank
tho people for. the liberal patronage
uioy hayo, from time TO time, during
the last twenty five years, extended
us. Respectfully,
&. AHSnEiM,
AARos ARSHEIN.
Carlin, Novnda, April 10 1887.
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Uncie Sans Old Lumber.

Deputy u. s.. Marshal Furguson
arrested ThomPs McDermott, Leo
Scranton. James Murphy and T.. g.
Murphy on the 2lst on a charge Of
stealing old lumber from tho Govern
mont building ut Fort llalIeck. Tho
complaint was mado by w. II. Cotant
, who 10 in charge OF tho property
4. Tho defendants wsre brought 10 town
yesterday and will have their exam.
iinations tomorrow before U. 8. Com.
missioner Henley, providing U. S
District Attorney Joncs arriyoc to
conduct Il.
Tho defendants all reside nsar tho
Fort and have resided thero Tor ycnrs.
Thoy all stand we'll in the county
and hitherto bono excellent roputs.
Hohs.
Mr.. McDcrmott told the reporter
this afternoon that tho lnmber they
wsro accused OF stealing had boeu in
Dso at tho Fort since tho Tall Of 1867
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HIS FIRST REFUSAL.
Cross Policeman and = PassinH lza.
iron Have q TIN,

Cross Policeman and = PassinH Hsa-
iron Have q TIN.
There is big policeman Mt one Of the
crossings on Fifth avenue whose duty
IL Is TO prevent people from immolat-
ing themselves on the altar OF their own
carclcssness, md 10 this end he beckons
and warns and invites by wave of
his friendly hand or command Of bis
stcntorinn voice. Az tho samc lnA he
smiles in the most rcnssuring msnnor,
snys the Chicago Tribune.
a few days ago. when the mud was
spread in liquid abundance over that
portion OF Chicago. this policeman
bcckoncd TO a stately matron of ma
iurc years 20 cross between nh incom.
ing street car and an outgoing dray,
with several minor vohiclcs wcdgcti be.
tween. But tho matron refused with n
severe shake OF her dignihcd head and
waited.
Come over, ] tell yOui" roarod the
big policeman, with his regulation
smile.
She waited until nothing movable
was In sight, ond without deigninK TO
notice the man OF helmet and visor
sailed past his outstrotchesl hand. A
broad smile wna on his weather -bcaten
face, ne, nothing dauntetl by the scorn
4 the naughty dame, he said:
"You'rc the frnt gur.r-l that ever Te.
fused me-"
Tho nstonished woman looked At him
in frozen nstonisbmcnt, but the beam
ing smile on his broad fnco VIVA too
much for her.
81 believe H." sho snii. with an an
,wc p r','l, &C al" vert her way.
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DIssoLurION Or rARrSEE3iiiP.

Having bought all tho intorcst Of
Patrick Taylor in tho firm OF Smith
& Taylor, doing business in Ruby
Valley, the partnership ho;s'o'ore
existing Ia he 'cby dissplvel by mu-
tunl consent.
JosErH SNirH.
Arthur. Nevada. April 10 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-25

Collection Agency.
1ndor edIby thsI Leading Firms Of II
CSsstI
What al
The 1NTER.sTATE. COMMERCIAL
AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
scndiJour slow accountable thepHisrteoI
astios.
once, Sio.Fitib Street. Sacramento, ,6CaI
DOM delay. Caii ~ snes ana let us have
ysur susiusis
S. e. CUNEY,
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ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY, APRIL rs 1897.

Tressurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Dec. y. 1896:
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srHHART.'
Total receipts. ,l6T ~
Paid from county iunds,55,6l0 o5
rRid from Road fund. 1872 10
Paid from school fund. .1l,sll 10
Total disbursements. .6s,coi 23
Balance In treasury. ..... 29,l72 e5
The above balance stands 70 the
credit Of the VARIOUS funds ~ Per
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-25

lIc-Penelepe, cun you tell rue WHERE
my cican socks arc. and could you find
timn to wash Nellie and Willie /?
They're dirty as two little pigs. and
Neliio rays she hns no clean aprons.
Dinner IS now nearly en- hour late. and
the eools says that
She-1icnry. do keep still and s,oe
confusinEmc! Our Womnn's club meets
at eight o'clock. and simply must fIn-
ish this paper on "Tlain Living md
High Thinking" and I have TO give n
talk at the Progressive club on "The
Ethics Of Marriage" Do stop inter.
ruptinR me and attend to the lbousshold
affairs yoursclt.--N. Y. Herald. s
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-25

Fresh oysters by the can for salo at
tho Commercial Hotel.
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JOINT STATEMENT
:AuDIToR AND Tl,EAsYREls
OF ELKo COUNTY.

sAUDIToIs AND Tl.EAsUREls
OF ELKo COUNTY.
Fer The Quarter Ending: DsceH-
. . Der %. 1899.
THIa s.s.31 4y - .ffEEIXi..DA't. EIi..
... AUDITol's oYPICR.
January Z. 1897.
To the HolorASie Board Of Comfy CbnnIs
sisners OF Rlko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
rlJ Report Of The Finances cf the CouatI
or the quarter ending January 1857.
IssrsetfulIy Ilknittsa;
H.E BILKEY.
An aitoT.
john HENDERSON
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS IRON ALL soUHCEs
/" Real and Personal
property tax 1896. .75,Y50 Sc
Bal in treasury Sept 81, 96. sl6,443 1s
From STATE app't officers
salary. ll5U w
from general licenses. 1.237 25
Poll tar. 1896 90
Hospital services. II W
/" fees collected see. td II
Tax proceeds Of
mlhee. 90 Va
Dslq't tux 1896. .... II "A
10 per cent adv. sale
Dslq't tax 1885,. 90
Del'q taI sale 1896. l27 35
Total. ....... .e80,S33 95
L3ss Commissions allowed
by law aud included
in fees collected ao-
count as follows:
General licenses. ....,,...H q
Psrsonal prop tax. II OF
roll TAX. x................. Il ou
Tax proceeds Of mines. 2 Ga
Totar. .el0s 95
Net receipts. .f80,724 00
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SEVERAL VIOLENT DEATHS.
Inquests Held on Murder, Suicide and
Natural Causes Cases

| Inquests Held on Murder, Suicide and
Natural Causes Cases
Several inquests were held at the Morgue
yesterday in the cases or violent deaths.
The most important was the murder case
of Patrick Dolan, the saloon-keeper who
was shot to death last week by the cook.
Eugene Kenney. No particularly new
facts were brought out. The witnesses
testified that Kenney entered Dolan's
saloon, on Market street, and called for
glass OF beer, and while Dolan was getting
the beverage Kenney drew his revolver and
shot the saloon-keeper in the back, pro-
ducing wounds that caused death about
twenty hours later. The Jury returned
verdict IL accordance with these facts and
added that Kenney shot with an intent to
kill.
Last Tuesday Lauren Z. Crane a bar
keeper residing al 500 Kearny street, ended
his life with large dose of poison. The
jury no doubt intended TO return verdict
IN accordance with the facts, but J. a.
Wagner, the foreman, fixed up the finding
In this way: THAT the said Lauren Z.
Crane came to his death through despond-
ency caused by morphine poisoning ad-
ministered by mis- own hands"
verdict of accidental drowning while
temporarily insane was returned in the
was recovered from the bay off Harrison
street wharf on the 10Th. She lived at
Bob Beale street, and was 4S years of age.
On Friday last Carl Paulson, a CARR aee-
maker living at 108 Sixth street. shot him
self in the heart. A verdict of suicide
while under the influence Of liquor was
given.
On the 18th inst. Fong Bow was found
hanging in his home, at q Sullivan alley,
and all the testimony given at the inquest
showed that IL was a case of suicide.
William Il. Bremen, porler, living at
127B Bernard street. was struck by the
dummy of the Sutter-stree: Railroad
Company early last week and on the 10Th
he died in the Receiving Hospital from a
broken skull. The jury decided that the
death was accidental and Gus Ram berg,
the grlpman, was exonerated from all
blame.
The jury decided that James Hoey's
death was the result of natural causes.
Hoey was the painter who died recently
in the Branch County Jail
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-02-21
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