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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
SAFE In PORT.
Missing Grew Of n Fishing Schooner
Get Home Safely

Provincetown, Mass, May 26.-The
sixteen members of the crew Of the
Provincetown fishing schooner J. p.
Johnson, who went astray on the west
ern bank last Friday, arrived here to-
day All We're well. although they suf-
fered much from hunger during Satur-
day.
The men report that they we're una
bic to Judge as to the location OF their
vessel after they had been out trawling
q short time, but by blowing fog horns
continuously the dorles were gathered
together and tied one behind the other.
they remained in this position until day
iight Saturday. when the dense fog bank
lifted and it was decided to attempt to
row to La Have, N. s., the nearest
port. Two dories were abandoned be-
fore heading in that direction. The
occupants being distributed In the othe,
boats.
The small quantity Of hard tack in tho
dories was soon exhausted and the men
were compelled to eat raw fish. No yes-
sci was sighted until the oastaWays
were within twenty-five miles Of the
Nova Scotia. coast. At I O'Clock Sunday
morning the Norwegian bark China.
Captain Anderson, from Hamburg hove
In sight
The men were taken on hoard and
| cared for. On Monday the schooner I.
B. Merritt, Jr., passed near the bark.
she was signailed. and as she was bound
for Boston. the Johnson's crew asked TO
be taken on board The Merritt's cap
tain consented and when off Race Point
this morning the men got into their
dorles and rowed nine miles to this port
They were only q day behind their yes
sci. which reached here Yesterday, and
reported the loss OF her men.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
A CASE OF FORGERY

a. Il. Davis \. Il. Conyers and George
Duke, all colOrcd were before the Police
Court yesterday morning on the charge
OF forgery. Davis and Cohyers had pur-
chased four suits of clothes from the
Globe Clothing house. on Main street. Of
1erlnE in payment cheek for $26, drawn
on the First National Bank. OF New
berne. n. G.. in favor Of Davis. and
purporting to be signed by o. II, We'll
thlng:on, Of Newberne The check was
declined and the police were notified.
me three men were subsequently arrest
eu, ana it Is stated that Duke admits
hlling out the check for the other two
men. The case was continued for ten
days by Justice Tomlin
MINOR CASES.
William Davis, colored, larceny OF a
barrel the property OF the Norfolk, Wiz
gliia Beach and Southern Railroa d
COMPANY; thirty days in jail
Frank Nash, Wiley Thomas, Walter
Armstrong and James T. Garrison. ali
SINAI! colored boys. throwing missiles;
tined 81 each $3.50
charles Johnson, colored, wife-beat-
'hg ana assaulting eX-PolIce Officer Cav
anaugh OH August 18th last; continued
till to-day.
Johnson was given six months in tail
by a jury In the Corporation Court In
1871 for assaulting eX-Polceman Frank
+. Simpson, but was out on Ball at the
time and escaped. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
100 { go { SIS
BRA NJ HE.E ION.

Rev. r. II. Bennett lectured last night
at Salem church, near Kempsville. un-
der auspices Of the Epworth League of
that charge. y.
The excursion over the wide gauge to
Virginia Beach by the jackson Light In
fantry has been postponed to next Mon
day, the 31st inst.
Persons qualified to vote should not
forget that to-day Is election day.
MI. j. l.. Heptinstall and Wife have
vacated No. 40S East Highland avenue,
and they now reside at 144 Maple avenue.
The young ladies Of Trinity NJ. e.
church will give q lawn party tonight
at the corner Of Clay and Claiborne
avenues.
Miss Annie Bradford, of EOS Reservoir
avenue. Will make her home IN the city
III the future. She will reside at 164
Mariner street.
Those acquainted with the contra citing
parties who were married at Ropersrille.
n. c.. sometime ago-Mr. Simon Chess
man and Mrs. John Wilson, both OF
that place-may know they have made
their home at Gilmerton, Va.
The Inasmuch Circle OF Kings
Daughters will meet this afternoon at
4 o'clock at the residence Of Ailfs. J. c.
Noteworthy, North Park avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
IN THE CITY COURTS.
News Of Their Their Proceedings and Of
Clerks Office Transactions.
AGAIN CONVICTED OF EMBEzzLEMEH1
W. G.. MeRgs Fined S25 In the police
Court Yesterday, ana an Appeal
Fnken--A Case OF Forgery Fam.
pefetl With the sIaiis-E'olicc Court
Items -OtIer Legal News.

". G. Meggs was arraigned In the
Police Court yesterday on the charge
or embezzling SIZES from the King COT
fee company. his late employers. He
was fined $50. from which sentence he
appealed, and was baied In The sum
Of 800, with r. $. Godwin as surety:
Mr. w w. O'Brien and Mr.. J. e. Rob
ersson, who were arres. ed on the charge
OF perjury. which was preferred by
Meggs, We're discharged, and Nfeggs
paid The costs Of court amounting TO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Property Transfers,

Anna L. Morris to ]. a. AfacKimmie,
~ interest and riparian rights in Ma
homes Lake extending from the rear of
property Nos. 55 and So Arlington Place
and along Holt street bridge to the
channel Of said lake. 1925. No oyster
packing or other building liable to be-
come a nuisance is to be erected on the
property 7
OF Surry county. Va, eight lots on the
plan Of the Lewellyen property, At14n-
tic City Ward, $4,000
Louisa Sampson to Joseph D. Me-
Carrick and w. W. Dey. his Interest In
lot with improvements on tile east
side Of Magazine lane, So
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
TEE SEWERAGE QUESTION.
a Property Owners Empiantic OBJ
lection to tho Measure.

Editor Norfolk Virginian:
"Citizen" In his communication in
your valuable paper yesterday advances
no argument whatever as to why Bran
bleton should have sewerage. We must
all admit that sewerage is a very good
thing. but do not think the taxpayers
Of Rrambleton are as yet prepared to
stand the increased taxation. nor are
they prepared to have such an enor-
nous amount Of their funds bartcred
away for the poor returns they will
get for the expenditure. Every proper
ty-oWner VIII have an additional bur-
then TO bear, and indirectly the poor
person who has to rent house will have
1t to pay in increased rents. II the Lo-
cal Board desires to give its citizens i'm
provements. let them issue bonds for
Improvement OF the streets a better fire
protection, and more lights. How many
people of Brambleton know that there
are only four FIRE alarm boxes in the
ward, distributed as follows: One at
Brambleton and Kelly avenues, one at
Park and Highland avenues, one at Clay
and Willoughby avenues and one at
Brambleton and Granville avenues Just
think Only four boxes to cover such
| q vast territory.
Any stranger who had occasion to go
TO Brambleton this week, for Instance,
could not help but comment on the de-
plorable condition OF the streets, even
on Brambleton avenue which is paved
And he who has occasion to travel
through the ward late at night can bear
testimony to the ill-lighted condition Of
the ward. ! have only heard one good
reason advanced in favor Of sewerage,
and that Is on account Of the number Of
men 1t Will employ. Much as sewerage
Is to be desired, l can hardly conceive
that the people Of Brambleton will vote
for 1T at this time and have their streets,
already in deplorable condition, torn
70 pieces, thus snbjecting themselves to
sickness, disease and perhaps deaths in
Vulnerable. The poor man cannot afford
the luxury; the rich man don't care-hc
has all to gain. If the measure passes
the people Of Brambleton will live to
regret such action. Let the proposition
be voted down and defeated overwhel1n-
ingly PROPERTY OWNER =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
VOTE FOR SEWERAGE.
THIS ~ the Advice TO the People OF
HrambletOn by IL Correspondents.
Norfolk. Va Nav DC 1907

Norfolk, Va, May 26, 1897.
Editor Of The Vlrgin!an:
tomorrow the citizens of Brambleton
VIII nave presented to them, for their
vote and decision, the most important
question which has arisen since its an
neNation-a matter paramount as a SAN
ltary measure-and especially to be de-
sired for the convenience and welfare
of the people.
eide any question which is public good
and which carries with 1t the spirit Of
progressive Improvement, he who has q
voice should let it be heard in favor OF
Its accomplishment
say let us cast our votes tomorrow
IN favor OF sewerage, laying aside any
personal prejudces and objections which
at least may be secondary, feeling as
sured that we are doing that which is
proper and right. with the good Of the
community as consideration.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
LONG LIST Of DIsoRDEn1.1Es.
Ltquor License Contest Yacht Race
# June Siir

d . u . p ...
Newport News. Va, May 26.-(Specian
In the Hastings Court to-day the M.
phcatlon or NJ. MCLAUGHLIN for 8 license
~ conduct malt liquor saloon at the
corner Of Thirty street and
nalayette avenue was taken up, but lit
re progress has been made so far. Like
me application Of NIessrs Hoffman
Bros this one is being holly contested
ny the Newport News Ship building and
!L'ry-dock company and others. After
nearing the testimony Of two witnesses
To-day the court adjourned until Fri
gay When the case will be again taken
up. ~, -
A long docket Of disorderles were dis
posed Of in the Police Court this morn
Ing as follows:
. ANDREW Jackson. colored. disorderly
fined So and costs.
I'd. Williams. colored, disorderly; fined
50 and costs.
Charles Holmes, colored. disor7ar1v
fined SO and costs .
Ernest Winston colored disorderlv
fined $3.50 and COSTS
Joe II. Lee, colored. disnrderly: fined
$3.50 and costs.
- Tom Jones, colored, disorderly; fined
Jim Smith, colored. disorderly. 3ned
$3.50 and costs
Lee Cunningham, disorderly; fined s11
and costs. -
costs. ~ VIZ
George Love. colored, disorderly; fined
So and costs -
costs.
Sarah Dorse. colored, disorderly; flneo
So and costs. - :"
Bell Booker, colored, disorderly; fined
SO and costs. - :
Gillian Hobbs, colored, drunk: fined
70. G. Roberts. petty larceny; rant
withdrawn 7-71
Charles Hughes, housebreaking; con-
tinued.
The case Of Mrs. Barrett charged with
selling liquor without license, was con-
tinued till June I'd.
The yacht race between the Ideal ona
the Six Brothers for stake Of $50, spa
being put up by each crew, which was
10 nave taken place on the goth inst.
mas been postponed until Saturday
June 9th. This race will be run on q
ten mile course in plain view from Point
Breeze and Warwick Park. It will
therefore. be witnessed by a great mum.
Der Of people, and If the weather be
propitious the race will prove an in
tensely interesting event.
The crew Of the Ideal is DESTROYS OF
corresponding with parties having a
yacht Of the same class in order to pre-
pare for other racing events during the
season.
The crew OF the Plant Line steamship
La Grande Duchesse was discha rsed
yesterday and seventy members Of the
crew left for NV York last night to seek
employment on outgoing ships. It is
said that the Duchesse will be laid ur
for at least six months.
Mr.. Lemuel 3. Wheeler and Miss Mary
J. Scott were united in matrimony a,
the residence Of the groom, on Twenty.
eighth street last night Rev. r. w
Motley performed the ceremony.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

therefore Sunoik won Dy net pluranity
OF IL points. The players say the Smith,
field club entertained with hospitality
characteristic OF that arlstocratic old
burg.
LUNATIC CARRIED AWAY.
Ben Blanchard is gone. He was taken
away this afternoon on the Norfolk and
Carolina road by Sheriff r. o. Rlddick
and Acting Deputy Evans. of Gates
county. n c., where he was jailed to
ne held till the requisite papers for
commitment TO an insane asylum are
received. Deputy Il. Il. Noriiee. Ser
geant John w. Ames. Jr., and othe RS.
heiped to remove Blanchard from the
jail to the depot. Blanchard IS d des-
perate man during fits Of violence. He
by commission OF lunacy
TO BUILD NEW PARSONAGE.
The Christian church trustees win
soon pull down the adjoining residence.
now occupied by w. w Ballard, and
erect new parsonage on the same lot
but further from the street The latter
is owned by one OF the ladies' societies
Of The church.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Junius Hodges, %, to Susie Savage,
81. Colored.
David rppes. IS, 10 Mary Jane AL
friend, q, colorcd.
The latter couple were married to-day
! IN Suffolk, the other ceremony occurs to-
morrow. 's .s
FINED FOR COAL STEALING.
Ebert Barnes ana Henry Kelley were
| to-day IN the Police Cour: charged with
stealing coal from the Norfolk and
| Western railroad. They were taxed
$40 each 5'1'
| LADIES OUTING.
a party Of ladies went down the river
| today on The steamer lGnola for a fish
| ing trip. Among them were Mrs. John
A. shepherd, Mrs. G. S. p. Holland.
Alrs. Frank Whaley. Airs w. J. Brown.
| Mrs. Louise Jenkins and Misses Maize
3aiieE, Allie Mcclure and Virginian Jen-
kinS N.5 taI .;N'El.f ]-Et1' N
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
DR.. ~ w. Eley and c. w. Las: site,
were grand Jurors a: the United states
Court In Norfolk this week
| Captain J. G. Hubbard IS overhaulinp
his yacht, Rosa, which sailed In several
races with the Nancy Hanks for s takes
Mr.: l.. II. Whitley, an Isle Of Wight
merchant, was to-day IN Suffolk, where
he was once in business
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur T.. Disosway. OF
New York, who had been guests OF Mrs,
M y Withers, returned home to-day.
| Commodc re l.. W. Jordan left tonight
1or southern tour. He will he gone
two months
Sheriff and Mrs a. II. Baker re-
| turned to-day from Elwood where they
| nad been DR.. II. II. Barnes guests since
saturday. The sherlff's health was ben
Gifted by the trip
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
John a. Howard Assigns.

a deed Of assignment from John II.
"a Toward stove and tinware dealer, No.
S6 Bank street, to w. J. Baxter. Jr.' and
{. ". Is. Lane, trustees, was recorded
N the Clerks Office yesterday. The
grantor conveys to the trustees all the
stock OF goods, fixtures, etc, in The
above store After providing for the
execution ot the trust, rent. etc. the fol-
lowing creditors are pre- ferred: Edward
Sparkling. $3.50: lvor a. Page, SIS; 7. c.
Adlttsson. $475, and p. T. Howard, $500.
Other creditors are to be paid pro rata
Liabilities upward OF $1,000. Assets, not
stat ed ..f -s 5 t..5S ! 80 #EEE-T - 49,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
United Stntcs Court.

Deputy Marshal Cross yesterday ar
rested Thomas Lewis, a negro, in Glou-
'cester county, charged with tampering
with the mails. Lewis was locked IN In
Norfolk Jail.
Judge Hughes yesterday heard a fur
Their report Of the special master In the
case Of the Walker Manufactu com
pany VS.. the Norfolk and Ocean View
railroad. =
The petit jury was called and adjourn
ed I'LL this morning at 1850 O'Clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Are You Going 10 the
Sea Shore !?

If SO, go to Ocean View. the most
popular health and pleasure resort
on, the coast. .S7'7',
TO the countless thousands who
bra cling" breezes which play SO re-
fresh:ngly on the Virginia coast,
Ocean View needs no Introduction.
It's unparalleled location has given
1t wide popularity as seaside re-
sort. ,tss
The grandness of its sunsets, with
bathing the finest OH the coast,
within hundred yards Of the best
fishlnG grounds along the entire At
iant.c coast, with boating. yacht
mis-. golf, an elegant orchestra. etc,
1t is just the place for pleasure
seeking tourists. f."M R#
Those who are seeking health and
desire q change Of climate Will lind
View. and the brac:ng sea air rem
ders 1t a grand spot for one to re-
cuperate and enjoy rest.
Ocean View Hotel has superior ad-
vantages for the accommodation Of
guests, and many improvements
have been made for the coming sea-
son. t
As to the management, the under
signed desires to say 1t will be his
aim to keep 1t UP 10 u high standard
pa'nstaking care in all that con-
serves 10 the comfort and pleasure
of guests.
Its cuisine is in charge Of chef
Of wide experience. and with ex-
cellent gardens from which to pro-
cure fruits, vegetables, etc.,, with
the Chesapeake from which to pro-
cure sea food of great variety, with
the choicest of meats from the Chi
cugo meat houses. It needs only TO
have these v.ands presented in the
best possible shape to meet the re-
quirements of an eXacting public.
That in all things we shall meet
every requirement, have carefully
selected my hotel stan, and will DO
In readiness TO welcome the public
on and after Thursday. May 27th.
Parties desiring accommodations
for long terms should make tmme-
dlate appls alton.
CHARLES ST. JOHN,
ma14-tf Ocean View, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Mo,her Dead, but baby Uunur,.

New York, May 26.-With her 4.
months-old child clasped In her arms
Mrs. Elizabeth Hennigg to-day jumped
from the roof Of the three-story tenc.
ment house in Brooklyn, where she
lived. She was instantly killed. The
child escaped without a scratch. Her
Hulolde was due to III health.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
LAW md Chaneery Court.

Edward Wander NIeersehen vs. A..
Croonenburghs, suit for debt; damages
asked. $500. h> k.f' '1775a7
Norfolk Trust company VS. A. S. Mar.
tin: verdict for plaintiff for $1,427S5
Norfolk Trust company VS.. Ellen D.
Fuller. administrative: verdict for plain
tiff for $1,427.S5 T-I7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

A wonlan's best
Jew Is are her
babes. a healthy,
happy child is wo.
lnanhood's n, O s t
appropriate orna-
1iie1it. a childiess
woman is to be pit
led, even though
ell. H. a.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
N 81 F'FOI K

suit was. Suffolk, 80: Snithfield, IL.
Therefore Suffolk won by net pluranity
or II points. The players say the Smith
field club entertained with a hospitality
characteristic OF that arlstocratic old
burg See s'1 f. $3.50 ~ ~
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
F. E. MOORE Pastor.

The special Easter offering for for
a.gn Missions amouted to $500
Our annual contribution to pub
lGeation and S. S. WORK vii! be made
on Sabbath morning May end.
Union Presbvtery met in this
chUsch on Thursday Of last week and
continued until Friday evening.
Almost all of CUR ministers were
present and the majority of our
churches were represented by elders.
Rev. L. A. Elmore ID. d. and Col.
John B. MINIS, were elected Com
missioners, to the General assembly
Which meets next month at Winona
Indiana. All of he sessions of Pres.
bytery we've well attended and the
delegates seemed to enjoy their stay
@ith us very much.
The next meeting of Presbytery
wlll be in Hopewell church at Dand-
ridge, where the Centennial of the
organization OF Union Presbytery
will be celebrated.
The annual congregational meeting
occurred on Wednesday evening,
April 2Ist. Reports presented by
the Treasures, Clerk, Supt. of S.
School, and by officers of the Women's
Home and Foreign Missy Soc'y the
young peoples Soc'y and other church
organizations show gratifying results
from the years and we enter the new
year with reasonable hope Of making
it the best in the history Of the
church.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24
in A SERIOUS CONDITION.

News was neceived in che ciGy
yesterday to the effect that Mn ]. c.
NJ. Boyle, who was in the recent
Hotel Knox fire, and who was taken
to his home near Lenoir City last
week, was in a very serious condition.
He was suffering considerable when
he left here, but it was generally be,
lieved, by those who had attended
Inn, that he would recover. The
recent reports are to the effect that
his eyes have become considerably
swollen, and that he is threatened
with loss of his sight. His relatives
and friends have become alarmed
over his condition, and it is now
feared hat his injuries will prove
fatal. He is however, being given
every possible attention, and no pains
will be spared to bring about his
recovery such be possible. journal.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24
AMONG THE CHURCHES,

Maryville, Tenn, April Sth 1897.
To the Sabbath Schools in Blount
County
Will you Please bear in minis that
the East Tennessee Sabbath School
Convention will be held in Maryville,
on the 9th and 9TH days of May next.
1t is very DESTROYS that each Sab
bath School an the County, of what,
ever denomination, shall be represen.
ted. A program is in preparation
that will be Of interest to all, and not
only SO, but such benefit as that nc
Sabbath School in the County Car
we'll afford to fail in receiving
it. Objects, methods and means o
teaching, by the latest, best and mos
thorough workers will be fully demon
strated.
DON'T fail, whatever you do, tc
have a representation from you
Sabbath School.
Very Fraternally,
J. M. broadly, .
Vice President for Blount County.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24
SI.oo A YEAR.
Reduced Rates

To New York AND RETURN VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY, ACCOUNT
GRANT MONUMENT CEREMONIAL -
For the occasion of the Grant
Monument Ceremonial in New York
City, April 27ti, 1897, the Southern
Railway will sell tickets rom points
on its lines to New York City and
return for individuals at rate Of one
and one third first class fares for The
round trip, tickets will be sold April
23rd to 25lh inclusive, good to return
until May 9Th, 1897
Call on our agent of the Southern
Railway for further information.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24
THE ESTES FEE BILL
Provisions Of the Law Recently
Passed.

faSS0Q.
The provisions of the Estes fee bill,
one of the measures in the line of
reform passed by the present general
assembly goes into effect on the first
Sunday in September. 1t makes a
radical change in the manner of com
pensaling clerks of courts and also
the county trustees and sheriffs, ez-
cept IN the case of the clerks of
the supreme court, who turn
their fees over to the state, the officials
being paid monthly by warrants
drawn by the county judge.
In counties under $4,000 population
each officer is limited to one deputy,
at salary of not less than $50 pei
month. In counties of over -, ooc
population, six clerks and masters
have deputies who are allowed variou:
salaries, their compensation being
fixed at 81, 900 per annum.
The other salaries aRa deputies
provided by the bill are as follows:
County court clerk iRl countie
over $4,000, So, 900 and fveSeputie
at $125 to $50; IN counties of 20, 90,
to $4,000, 1890; under 10000
ST. 900.
Registers in counties over 90, ooc
S., 900 and four deputies at $Ioo t
$50 $4,000 to 90, 900, $4,000 and fou
deputies at $1oo to $50; 20, 900 to Sc
900, 81, 900; under 20, 900, $500.
Circuit, criminal and special coul
clerks in counties over 90, 900, S., 50
and three deputies at$i25 to SIS; 50
900 to 90, $3.50 and thre
deputies at SI25 to VS.; 20, 900
SO, 900, 81, 500, under 20, 900, $500
Sherlffs in counties over 90, ooc
: 81, 900; $4,000 to 10000, So, so
t 20, 900 to 5000, $500; under 20
t 900, $1,000. Deputies to be above
in the discretion of the county cou
not to exceed $500 per month an
graduate to $50. -.-a-.... -
The suprem court clerks are ALLOW
ed So, 500 and one deputy each at 81
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-04-24
County Court,

T. R. Lee was appointed as the
administrator of lErancis NJ. Reed
deceased.
In the case of JOHN c. Phelps evs
Sarah S. Phelps ct ,Sls was referred
TO the Clerk to hear proof and report.
The Clerk,of the 'Ccurt presented
the following1eports and settlements
Of Guardians, Executors and AID
ministratcrs, which being found
regular and naexceptedto was in all
things confirmed, and were ordered
to be,recorded, viz:
Herbert F. Anderson, let al, min
ors, Guardians report and settle
ments filed March S.
Willie Sparks, let al, minors, Guar
dams report filed March,9.
Beryl Engle, minor, tGuardians
report and settlement filed March -.
W. I. Houser, minor, Guardians
settlement filed Mach Ist.
Nellie r. Hines ct al, minors
Guardians settlement filed March 20.
VIM. Dunlap, deceased, admins
orators settlement filed FEBRUARY 4.
ohn Beals, deceased, Executors
settlement and report tiLed MARCH, IS.