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for q writ of habeas corpus before the
Circuit Court to- morrow. AS this must
be done when court is in session and the
court does not meet until IL O'Clock, while
the execution is planned Tor 10 80, Captain
Edgar has consented TO put off the hour
of hanging until 2 o'clock, giving the at
torney sufficient time to apply for the writ
and appealing 10 the United States Su-
preme Court, thereby securing a stay of
execution.
Ebanks has WI itten long letter to Mrs.
T. l.. Forgy, In which he explains MANY
OF the facts produced against him at the
trial. He said tonight that since he had
come TO San Quentin he had been treated
as well as any man could be under the
circum stances, but as 10 his treatment in
the San Diego Jail he says the least said
the better.
Did you not at one time confess to the
crime ou were convicted of?' be was
asked.
He replied that ne was driven to the
confession; that at the time he made it
he was in the San Diego Jail, and he
wanted 20 get 10 San Quentin, because he
did not believe he could be in any worse
plight than he was in. Ebanks, as he
talked, sat in = rocking chair and pulled
away at cigar. He seemed just a tritie
nervous. He said that he locked for the
worst, yet if the better came he would be
thankful. He is an Episcopa liam, and
now that his last hours seem to be near he
reads his Bible considerably.
Captain Edgar said tonight that the
affidaviis as to Ebanks' insanity did not
amount 10 anyt ing, and that he had a
pile of counter atfidavlts which showed
plainly that the man was sane. The resi-
dent physician has examined he man
every day and found him in his right
senses.
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A HOTEL SNEAK THIEF
Thomas Anderson, a Well
Dressed Man, Caught in
the Langham.
He Claimed He Was an Advertising
Solicitor and Was There in
Search of Business.

Edward Anderson, well-dressed man,
Ill years of age, and a native OF England,
was arrested in the Hotel Langham, Ellis
and Mason streets, yesterday afternoon,
on a charge of burglary.
August Purdy, a capitalist. who has
rooms on the fifth floor of the hotel, went
to the rooms of Henry +. Bennett, on the
same floor, 10 have a chat with him. AS
he entered be saw Anderson standing in
front OF the bureau drawers, and one of
the drawers was open.
'sW hat are you dong here?' asked
Purdy.
Anderson replied by asking Purdy the
same question.
This is my friends room," said Purdy.
~ beg your pardon" said Anderson
coolly, ''this is Mrs. Ingram's room, and /
called to see her," He had The assurance
to call two of The bel. boys in the hope
they would back up his assertion, and
failing in that he said: II am an adver.
tising solicitor for all the morning papers,
and | came here on business.'
The mans assurance staggered Purdy
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

~ wharf, San Francisco. as follows: EqSttge
For ports in Alaska, A. NJ october 8, g. IS,
is, 23, %, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c., Port Town-
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett Anacortes AMI
New WI hatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.l 9A N
CT g. s, IL. Is, ., IS and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. 4.
r., at Tacoma with n. p. r. r., at Seattle with It.
n. Ry'., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay), Str Pomona p M, October l. 5, 8,
! 3. IS, %, 26. 80; November g. g. II, To- 20, "a,
% December 8. z, H. L 5. 20. "a %
For Santa Cruz Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucox
Port Hartford (San Luis obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East Sa
Pedro CLOS Angelesl and Newport. at A. ~
ctoner /, 5. 8. 13 IT, 21. 25, 2g every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Harrori
(San Luis obspo), Santa Barbara Port Los An
Feles. Redondo tLos Angeles) and Newport Ii
A NJ. ctober 5. z, II, TO- 8. 23, ~ 81, and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Enseuada, San lose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas tMexico), steamer orizaba ID
A. the % of each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with.
out previous notice steamers sailing q ates and
hours of sailing Ticket ofiice-Palace Hotel 1
New Montgomery street
GOODALl. PERKINS & CO., Gen1 Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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CYCLERS' ROAD Race.
Entries and Handicaps for the
Associations Ten-Mile
Event.
Ninety-Two Riders Entered for the
HandiCap-0fCials Who Will
Act.

Following are the entries and hand-
caps Of the riders ana the clubs they rep
res 1T for The big ten-mile road race Of the
California Associated Cycling Clubs over
the Fruitvale- Haywards course next Sun
day orning:
ScrAtch-J. E Wing, OIympic; I r. Lind and
I A. Bozio Imperial; Tony Delmas, Garden
City.
- seconds-E. o. k iagness, Olympic; Ted
BeAoli, san Jose Turn Verein; George A.
WymaH and II. w Squires, AZ me.
minule-R. h. Hammonds Olympic; John
l. Davidson, Bay City; NJ. \. Rose, Acme; T.
H. White, California; Guy Frost, San Fran
MN 10 sec. ]. Birdsall, Olympic; C.
N. Smith, Garden City; A. J. Menne and f. r.
Haley, Bay City.
/ min 80 Sec. H. Staples, A. H. Agner,.
Y. J: Gallndo, Acme; R. A. Coulter. California
~. +. Hamann, imperial; NJ. e. Francis NJ.
Baumgartner; San Francisco Road Club; P. II.
/ min. 45 sec-W F. Casey. California: W.
J. Black, Golden Gate; NJ. J. o. Brien, San Jose
Turn Nerein; NJ G. Curtis, A. L, Cumbers
Encinal Cyclers; Z. \. BOlte, Acme.
2 2minutes-E. H. Ward, j. c. Fable Califor
mia; A I. Smith, East Oakl land George Tho:ne
Garden City' n. N: Gilman. Bay City; A.
Rtedy, Acme; J. II. Nash, L. H Smith, Acme;
Gate.
min. 10 sea. Perry. George Pecht, F. c.
BehrmAnn, f. w. lie Ballister, Imperial; L A
Burke, Acme; d. l. Francis, :. F. Road CIuL
a. J. sLrei. California; E. NJ. Whaley, Encinal
W. Ruhsner, Golden Gale.
min. 80 Sec. w. Nunan, Reliance: H
Anderson, Acme; j. Baptiste, W. H. Smith
Jr.. l.. Dezert w. II. Bray, Emil Sehoenwald
John Wilmer, Lharles Patton, ImperiaI: John
McCloskey, Golden Gate.
min. 45 sec.-A. 0. Hoffman, Imperial:
George w. Ferris, Walter Hamilton, Acme: H
Siminoff, Ira Chapman, w. Stevens H. Kahn.
San Francisco Road Club; A. Brill, Ferdinand
Heue1, Golden Gate; w. Ii. Arpe, i. Maunder
q. II. Bedbury, Harry NJ. Kennedy, Acme: r
J. Hagen, San Jose Turn Verein; Aug Sieg
iried California; DR.. Z. T. Merry, J. W. Nc
Gi vray, Bay City.
minutes-W W. Thompson, Encinal; G. H.
Depuy, olympic; II. W. Phillips Johann
Wiun, Acme; W. H Allen, California; W. j
Miles, f. G. Coxhead, &. d. Cramer, Reliance
3 min. Is sec.-M. Kielperg. California; T
ROderck, Imperial; i. G. Swain, K. Z. Galindo
Acme; A. G. jacobson, Encinal; Fred G. Boeck
man, Bay City.
The officials of the race will be as fol.
lows:
Referee-A P. Swain. president G. A. c. C
Judges-Frank II. Kerrlgan, Bay City; J. j
Alien, Acme; Frank II. Bush, California
Scott F. Ennis, Capital City; V. A. Dodd, En-
cinal; Joseph Jury, Garden City; I. J. Wins
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The DAIRY ASSOCIATION.
Fourth Annual Convention to
Be Held in This
City.
The Principal Subject to Be Discussed
Will Be Dairy Inspec-
tion.

On the 18th and 18th inst. the fourth an
nual convention of the California Dairy
Association will be held at the Cham ber
OF CONNER In the call for the conven-
tion the directors say:
You are doubtless aware of the many or.
dinances being passed in various counties
regulating the conduct oil dairies and the sale
of their products. II the dairymen stand
inert, refusing to take concerted action, and
allow various and dissimilar ordinances to be
enforced in the different counties great in
justice and probable ruin will ensue.
II must not be construed that we are antag-
onistic TO proper legislation because we edvo-
cate such and favor any reasonable ordinances
for the protection of the public health. There
fore our aim is to frame measures at our con-
vention providing for State control of dairy
inspection on the lines incorporated in the
draft shown in the report herewith a use
our utmost endeavors to secure their ador-
ton, that just and equitable ordinances
will prevail tor all
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He Files His Answer and
Asks That It Be Tried
at Once.
Another Stage of the Suits That
Arose From an Ancient
Tax Shortage.
MANY Influential Bondsmen Are Also
Made Parties to the Liti-
cation.

OAKLAND, CAL, Oct Z. Alex
kosborough filed an answer to-day
to the civil suit brought against him by
the county 10 recover the money that has
been missing from the county treasury
for nearly three years. The ex-Tax Col
lector in his answer denies every allega-
ton.
This is another stage of the weary sue
cession OF suits arising out of the shortage
spi,covered in the county treasury soon
after Mr. Rosborough went out OF office.
In this connection and on account of his
deficit batch of indictments were re-
turned by the Grand Jury against the
County Auditor and Deputy Ernest May
rsch Two years ago. The case against
Mayr.sch went 10 trial and he was dis
charged, but the other indictments are
sim somewhere between the Grand Jury
room anG the Superior Court.
Rosborough is weary of the delay that
has characterized the proceedings arising
from the indictment. Il would like to
have this case set for tomorrow" he said
This afternoon. at is simply formality
20 stave off the trial OF the real charges.
This civil suit against me is ridiculous.
Auditor Whdden says he received the
taxes which are missing from the lax
payers as my agent, and that he paid tn e
money over TO my deputy, Leo Park.
Park has denied this under oath, and
certainly never authorized WhidGen to
collect any taxes.
'As matter of fact this thing should
have been brought to a head long before
now. l told The District Attorney year
ago that the proper way 10 determine this
case was to sell the property Of the people
who paid the taxes TO Mr.. Whidden or
else 10 assess it twice the following year,
but neither of these things was done.
This suit tries TO establish that Wnidden
received the money as my agent and that
therefore l am responsible for il to the
county. There is no merit whatever in
this and l want it determined right
away"
There is every reason to believe that
Alex Rosborougb will be the Democratic
candidate for County Clerk. I hree years
ago he made an excellent run, and as
Clerk Jordan has sgnihed his intention
OF not a tte mpting TO succeed himself, Ros-
borough things he has a good show TO
win. With thi, end in view he is anxious
10 get his end OF the matter Strengthened
out so that no adverse capital can be
made out OF it. His bondsmen, who are
also made parties TO The suit, ara: w. w
FootP. J. I. Glenn, j. r. GIascock, 2. Il.
Dalton, r. NJ. Fitzgerald, Il. NJ. Turner,
J. West Martin, John NJ English, J. c.
Martin, a. A Moore and T. Moran.
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O0R0NER'S INoUEsTs.
MuIderous Intent In the Case of Joseph
Zanmitt.

MuI derOus Intent In the Case OF Joseph
Zanmitt.
The Coroner jury, Yesterday, in the
case of Joseph Zammut, who was shot by
H. NJ. Deppe, returned a verdict that the
cause OF death was gunshot wound, in
Hicted by Ii. NJ. Deppe, with murderous
intent.
The jury in the case Of Daniel Murphy,
who was killed by piece OF iron let fall
from the eighteenth story of the Spreckels
building, returned verdict that the ac-
cident was caused by the carelessness of
some person working in the shaft above
the second floor, and that the con tractors
for fixing The iron ladders and for plumb
ing were negligent IN not putting sutfi-
cient protection in the shaft 10 keep tools.
etc, from falling upon the heads of their
workmen.
George Guthrie testified that when Muir
ply was being taken into the operating
room OF he City Receiving Hospital,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
Union Reform Leapue,

The Union Reform League met at Foresters'
Hall, 1O2 O'FarreH street, last night. Rev.
}. L. Scott, chairman of the meeting. in an in
troductory speech, outlined the purposes of
the organization, which he said are based on
iraiernai cooperation. The speaker of the
evening, Rev. Z. B. Payne, delivered su ad-
atterward generally discussed by the mem bers
present. inc udiLg Rev. w. d. P. Bliss, Dr.
Morse Professor Ed Bamford, John II. Marble
and Theodore Lynch.
special meeting of the league will be held
next Monday evening at st. Luke's Church,
corner of Van Ness avenue and Clay street
When addresses VIII be delivered by Rev. Mr..
MorelRnd and Rev w. D. P. Bliss. The latter
Will address the Y. NJ. G. A. next Sunday after
noon on the work of The league
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
A GAY RANCHER
RUNS AMUCK
Trouble Over a Bottle of
Wine Almost Causes
Murder.
Aleck Gutierrez From Santa
Barbara Fires Shot at
a Bartender.
While Being Arrested he Attempts
to Kill Detective Edward
Gibson.

Detective Ed Gibson had narrow es'
cape from having his body perforated by
bullet last night.
He and Detective Wren were standing
on the corner of Grant avenue and Geary
street, when they heard a snot in the oil
reclion OF Post street. followed by the
blowing of police whistle.
They both started on run, and just a:
they reached Harry Monroe's saloon, a
Post street and Grant avenue, Monroe toio
them man had fired shot at his bar
tender, Jack Blair, but had, fortuna ately
Missed him.
Monroe pointed to a man, with white
hat, going along Post street as the one
who fired the shot. Gibson and Wren
hurried after him, and Gibson laid his
hand on his shoulder, and. showing his
star. which he held in his left hand. told
him he was an officer and that he was un-
der arrest
The man had his hand in his hip pocket
and with an oath said, $50 you want the
IS. too" and, pulling the revolver
quickly out of his pocket, pressed the
muzzle against Gibson's abdomen.
Gibson yelled to Wren to grab hold OF
the revolver. which was no sooner said
than done. Gibson dropped his star and
grappIed with the man. With the assist
ance of Detective Ross Whitaker, who
had also heard the shot, they soon had
the hand cuffs on him.
The man was taken to the City Prison
and two charges o. assault with deadly
weapon and charge of carrying Il con-
cealed weapon were booked a aims HIM.
He gave the name of Aleek Gutierrez and
said he was employed on Barney Horn 5
ranch at Santa Barbara. When searched
$3.50 in greenbacks was found in his
pockets.
The trouble in Monroe's saloon, which
caused the shooting, was over the pay
ment for a bottle OF wine.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
SORRY THAT THEY RUSHED.
Freshman Footbali-Players Seek
ing to Be Reinstated.

BERKELEY, CAL, Oct THE fresh.
man and sophomore footbal-players who
were dismissed from the squad for having
participated in the annual rush have made
a quiet canvass of the executive commit.
tee, and have also circulated petition to
Captain Percy Hall asking to be rein
stated.
At present Hall cannot take the men
back, as they disobeyed directly the COM
mand of ex-Capiain Haskell. The play
ers. however will bring the matter before
the Associated Students tomorrow and
will endeavor to nave them request Hail
to reinstate Them. In The event of such a
request from the student body, it is almost
certain that the men would be allowed 10
play again.
7 There are quite number of men who
are seeking reinstatement. Among them
are Masters 90, who played strong game
al end last year, and Bias '01 whc is re-
puted 10 be a brilliant player. The fresh
men are especially anxious to have the
men taken back, as their team principally
would be strength ned. Freshman Cap
tain McCabe is seriously handicapped by
the small mum ber of freshmen, only about
twenty men being available. With the
addition of the men who rushed the
freshmen believe they can send a strong
team against Stanford's freshmen.
>->-
CaDton China eYporta 10 000 oO0 mi ~,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
THE SEVEN PINES CIRCLE,
The Fair Given by the Ladies' of the
q, A. X. Proves a Great
Suceass.

Last night the ladies OF the Seven Pines
Circle, G. A. H., insugurated an entertain
ment and fair which were a success in
every way. The attendance during the
day and evening exceeded their most SAN
guine expectations. A lunch was served
from II A. NJ. to P. NJ. by the ladies of th e
circle. Tomorrow there will be lunch,
and the evenings entertainment will ose
with grand cake walk for prizes. Quite
q number of couples have sign fed their
intention OF entering the compe ition, and
there is every prospect of successful ter-
mination of the fair.
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Murphy said to the doctors: What are

NJ urpby said TO the GoCtors: NV hat are
you going to do?'
1--WE are going to give Won chloroform.'
Murphy then said: "If l am going to
die, want to know it, because / want 10
prepare for death.''
Murphy was Catholic and meant that
II there was any danger of death he
wanted priest to administer TO him the
last sacraments of his church.
The witness went on to say that no at
tention was paid to Murpnys request,
but he was placed upon the operating Ia
bic, chloroform was administered and he
died
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
Alameda Notes.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Oct. IA reception will
be rendered to Rev. ]. a. S. Sh1pley, pastor of
the Chestnut-street NJ. E. Church, this evening.
DR.. Humphrey will not press his embezzle-
ment charge against ex- Constable G. f. Carl
son. The matter grew out of some accounts
given the latter to collect, and he is now
settling them.
The attempt to create maudlin sympathy
for Alma Fallmer, who has beel. sent to the
Whittier School, receives scant sympathy
here, where she is well known.
Several new Ietter-boxes have been put up
in the city 10 supply the increased demand
for mail facilities.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
Berkeley News Notes.

BERKELEY, CAL, Oct THE philosophi-
Cal, scientific and engineering committees of
The graduate council of the university will
meet this morning TO recommend candidates
for degrees.
The Agricultural Society of the University
OF California will meet this afternoon at 3 AS.
The Athletic ASSOCIATION and the Associated
Students Will meet this morning. Football
slderation.
Mrs. H. B. Bryant read a paper on "Illus-
traung" before the California Art Club last
evening
The Universitg Rifle team this year will be
in charge OF Sergeant Bender. Lieutenant
Cloman will excuse members of the team from
taking examinations.
The sophomore class win give social to-
night at Stiles Hall. Great preparations have
been made 10 insure the success of the affair
The Longfellow Association held a very in
teresting meeting last night at the Delta
Upsilon fraternity house.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08
Bouquets Charged a. Freight.

OAKLAND. CAL, Oct. While carry
ing three dozen bouquets through the
ferry gale recently au Oaklander was sur
prised to be requested TO pay an extra fare
for them. He did as requested, but when
he cached the other side he at once went
10 the office, at Market and Montgomery
streets, and asked for an explanation. He
was told by the officer to whom he COM
planned that the gatekeeper did his duty.
He was shown a rule of the company that
provided ior such charges, and it leaves
the amount to be charged entirely with
the gatekeeper. Packages are charged for
according to size,
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
PARRoTT BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO,


Captain j G. Edgar, Acting WdrdeR San Quen-
tan state Prison, san Quentin, CGL-DEAR SIR:
In reply 10 your inquiry 10 whether or not
ihe appeal taken by Joseph JHpaet Ebanks 10
the supreme Court OF the 5 ale OF California
from the order of the Superior Court Of San
Diego County, made on the thirtieth day If
Septem Der last ana subsequent 10 the judg-
ment, fixing the time and place of his eXecu.
ton, stays the execution of the judgmen pro-
nouuced against him, am OF the opinion
that the appeal from SAID order does rotstay
the execution OF judgment unless the Judge of
the court in which The conviction is had or a
Justice OF the Supreme Court grants a Certif-
ca e stating that in his opinion there is proba-
bic cause tor The appea, and that in case such
a certificate OF probable cause is not granted
the Judgment OF deaih should be executed
people VS.. McNulty, 95 Cal, 594).
In answer TO your further Inquiry as TO
whether or not you Snouid suspend the execu-
tion OF the judgment oil deain on account OF
certain sffi avis served upon you concerning
the insanity OF the prisoner, ! OF the
opinion that you should not suspend the exc
cution of the judgment unless you have good
reason 10 suppose that the defendant has be-
come and Is Insane at the time set for his exc
cution, and that said afiidaYits do not alone
furnish reason TO suppose him insane. Re-
spcctIully, W. +. FITZGERALD,
Attorney-General.
By Henry Z. Carter, Deputy Attorney General
Invitations to Ebanks' execution have
been issued by the prison officials.
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For SIN IoyR. LaS GITQS e. SiETl cgIIs

CTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
y (Sundays excepted) al 10 N. Alyiso sralI
Saturday exceptedl At p NJ Freight ana
Passenger Fare between san Franclsco ana
Alviso, soc; TO San Jose. 75c Clay g. Pier
~ w, santa Clara sIa san Jose
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WILL BBANKS
HANG TODAY {!
Another Murderer May Be
Given a New Lease
of Life.
Application Made for a Writ
of Habeas Corpus in
His Case.
Eugene Deuprey Following the Pro-
cedure as in the Hill
Matter.

Just as the United States District Court
was adiourning yesterday afternoon, Eu-
gene Deuprey addressed Judge de Haven
and announced thai he desired to make 9
motion. Judge de Haven, in terrnpting
him, said that be had 10 desire to hear
any motions at that time.
The court was declared adjourned and
Mr.. Deuprey walked into the clerks
Office.
He mad papers all ready for an appeal
to the United States Supreme Court in
the case OF Joseph Ebanks, the time fol
whose execution had been set for to-day.
The attorney Will ask Judge de Haven in
open court this morning for writ oil
habeas corpus, and on its denial will take
an appeal TO the Supreme Court at Wash
ington.
The following letter was dispatched 10
Captain ]. c. Edgar. acting Warden:
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FOR U. s. KlVY.YiRD AND VALLEJO.

Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs and Sat ......
..9;45 A. NJ and lis p. N 60 P. NJ ex. Thursl
Fridays. ........1 p. NJ, 8 p
Sundays. 10;3U A. N. and p 4
Landing and Offices, Mission DOCK, Pier
Telephone Green 3SL
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-08

Canton, China. exports IL, oOO, 600 palm.
leaf fans every year.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-07-17
CLERKS SALE OF MINERALS.

State of South Carolina-County of
York.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Julian 8. Carr, Plaintiff, against, The
Southern Manganese company and
w. D. Rice, Observation-Disclosures OF
Sale.
pY virtue of decree made in the
- above stated cause, dated 9Th day Of
IN FRONT OF YORK COURT HOUSE
DOOR, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
AUGUST, 1897, (salesday) the following
described REAL PROPERTY, to-wit:
lst. All the MINERALS, Of every de-
scription, In that certain tract of land, SIT
uated in York county, state aforesaid,
bounded by the lands Of Mart HAM
bright, Goforth y Co., William Goforth
EIGHTY (s8) ACRES, known as
the ~. NJ. Hambright, Jr. land"
End. All tie MINERALS of every de-
scription in that certain tract of land, sit
uated in the county Of York, state afore-
said, on the waters of Kings Creek,
known as the "Mart HambriRht place."
bounded by lands of A. F. Hambright,
Joe Hambright, Goforth and others, con-
tanning FOUR ~ ACRES, more or less.
(2. Also all the MINERALS, Of every
description, in that certain tract of land
situated in the county of York, state
aforesaid, known as the "Mart Ham,
bright home place." bounded by lands Of
Robert Hambright, Goforth, Joe Ham
bright and Adam Meeks, containing
NINETY-SIx t9e) ACRES, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. Purchaser
or purchasers to pay for all papers.
The ah0va trants of land Wilf ho aO1d aa
one parcel.
w. BROWN .WYLIE,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pls.
Ju1v 10 h5 q dt