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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18
S&%NSAS
ELK CITY ITEMS.

a salmon tout that weighed az
pounds was caught the first of the
week by Frank Whetsler.
F. A. Goodwin of Nashville was
caller the last of the week.
M. E. Leon and Otis Kisor of
Morrison start for other parts for
employment tomorrow.
]. B. White will leave in a few
days for Alaska.
M. w. Simpson and Arthur
Rochester will leave about April I.
for Klondyke.
L. w. Deyoe and son Warren
with E. N. Casteel left this morning
southern Oregon.
The money question at the Ly-
ceum last Tuesday was decil ed in
favor of silver.
Installation of officers in different
lodges at this place took place last
week. I. o. O. F. installed the fol-
lowing: ]. c. Dixon, N. g.; Dudley
Trapp, V. g.; P. A. Miller, secre-
tary; +. M. Carter treas. The Re-
bekahs installed Mrs.J. H. Van
Ordcn, N. G.; Mrs. l.. w. Deyoe,
V. g.; Miss Maud Deyoe, secretary;
Mrs. L. +, King, financial secretary;
Mrs. ]. II. Blair, treasurer.
Visiting members were present from
Toledo and Nashville. .,fter in
stallation lunch was spread by the
sisters of the Rebekah degree. All
report a very enjoyable time. The
Artisans installed, the following:
F. M. Carter. M. A.; Ivy M. Crif-
fifth, superintendent; Laura Dalaba,
sec etary; O, G.. Dalaba, treasurer;
D. E. Ramsdell, Inspector: May
Powers, M. of c.; H.. f. Leon, SELL
,cr conductor. 7 cled 4 ssemblv
was expected TO be hand fol-
lii ,cf, but Oh account OF bad wealth
er they failed TO appear and We we
obliged to 10 justice 10 their share
Of the lunch. ELK City lodges are
all i'll flourishing condition. Ev-
e.ybody takes interest in them, odt-
side:s as well rs members, and with
better times the membership will
increase nearly one-half in them.
i Amo 8 he CO ,dldsteS not ye'
Oh re list, bat taike( OF O.. cou Nv
Office, are A. B. cia,k. for j. ae,
P. N. Lathrop for sheriff. +. M.
Mays 20" cler' a G. c. Mob ide
10. aheY;f.
BATTLE AXE.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18

County VI
S. A. Logan, Plaintiff,
VS..
T. o. Mays, Defendant.
To T. .. Mays, the above-named defend ant:
!, n THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
YOu are hereby summoned and required to
appear and answer the complaint Of the Plain
tiff in the abOve-entitled suit, now on file with
the clerk of the above-named court, on or De-
fore the fourth Monday, the 23rd day OF Janua-
ry, 1885, il being he first day of the next regu-
lar January term of said court 20 Ue held at
the court room in the Court house at Toledo.
Lincoln county, Oregon; ana you are hereby
notified thai If you fell 20 30 appear and an
swer as herein required, TIE plaintiff will ap-
ply to the court for T. ju6gh'en, against you,
the said T. 0. Mays, for the sum o. One Hun
dred and 52-l00 Dollars, with interest thereoi
1T the rate of per cent Pc annum from the
lst day of July, 1897, until paid and for plain
tiff IS costs and disbursements Of this action.
This summons is published in the LINCOLN
COUNTY LEADER for six successive aho
consecutive weeks Immediately priCr
TO the 23rd day of January. 1898,
under and in pursuance O. all orGer for tie
ou blication of said summons made by i?Cr. j..
c. Fullerton, Judge of said CorrC a. Chambe,s,
bearing Gaze q Eugene, Ofe1 II, Occb.r 81,
1897.
November A.. 1897.
II. D..I llitJ
Attorney iCr Pl, laiif.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18

The senate committee has finally
taken up and disposed Of Hon. H.
w. Corbett's claim 10 seat in the
senate. The report OF the commit
Zee was adverse 10 M. Corbeti's
claim, AID The hope that he has
been cberishing for nearly year
is blasted. This ends the matter
so IA as the appointment is con-
cerned.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18
BATTLE AXE.
Jan. II, 3oS.

'ri'e prospec; for union ticket
! he Hta:e IS considered excellent
a his time. The in;iiiy OF run
Ming eparate iicl:ets is acEnowl-
edged alike by denocratS, popnlisS
and free I've republicans. II i,
policy and for The public good the
these elements unite and present
solid phalanx 10 common foe. l.
is better that some concessions be
made, if necessary, that some COZ
cessions be made in order 10 hal
monize aud get together.
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iio,.te 0f A,,,ml hel,.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j. D.
" fewlin, OF Toledo, Lincoln County, Sta Of
Oregon, has this day made an assignment OF e;l
itors; and all creditors are hereby notified 20
present their claims, under oat.-, 20 The under
figlad al Toledo, Lincoln county, oregon,
within three months fro.A ,i.e Ccte hereof.
Dated 0ctobe T. 1897.
j.. kKIN, Asslg lee.
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Number az.

position of clerk and his bondsmen.
We do not care to comment further
upon this case, as the matter will
go 10 a trial within week, and we
waut it to be heard without preju-
dice.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18
soo lincoln County, Oregon tuesday, January 49, l8o8
LINCOLN COUNTY EOUALIZED.
The State Board Reduces the Value of
Town Lots rs Per Cent.

The state board of equalization
has reduced the value of town lots
and improvements thereon in Lin
coin county rs per cent, cutting the
value of this property from $25S,-
672, as returned 10y ihe assessor and
county board of equalization, down
to $I94 ,oo4. Just what data the
state board had before it to Justify
this heavy reduction is not known.
Last year the state board made an
arbitrary raise OF IS per cent in this
class of property. Bearing this in
mind Assessor Lu,z made his val
uations 10 conform as near as pos
sible 10 the value as sci by The state
board last year. Now tie state
board takes the other shoot and re-
duces the value of this class OF prop
erty IS FER cent.
The fact is, he state board acted
entirely without justification in the
matter. There are lots assessed as
low as So each on he roll This year.
These were reduced along with the
rest.
The state boar; of eoualiza ion is
a nuisance, performs no good func-
tion and, in the language open
noyer, il ought to tlisper>c.
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-o-o-%1-t-1 =
There has been considerable of
an effort made among sun,ry cheap
politicians to nv % be left
themselves by The ln.o"luHate con-
dition into which The county has
been drawn in he mater of the
alleged shortage oiihe co NY cleiS.
1t has been intl,',;:..ou apread
around that the oouI. cor was
willing and had made o2e TO he
clerk an, his 10 IDS ue1 o COM
promise tue ra ,or a & ellie IT.
In the first place we wan: 10 say
til2t tie courl las ieve" ma, esa ~
official a. a,,ces o SC lie. Street
talk dol' 60 i'll G.ic,l me- ,,ert, and
courts ca OH speak v lei j. =
.Ial4. VIA, one Of all 4c members
OF a cou.', mig,.t sav il tie cor er
grocer, o: u lie rec. aot o
Je a, all GO sidc"ed. : "a a,
, co uDromise ! co.,cerne. Ie pos
ito, o. he <lcr,,: and h bo..tljmcn
i :, nYlv th',: There ioS1ot''.l %
complomise. The bo,.i civch was
maze ~ 3cou .aith. Ii gcarahteed
the o.nty aga.as, % ) By he cleri;
and lllc bon men being ho est
men 10 20. eek take y atlan-
tage Of the coIaty. TIE county
cou-, m9y have he ! i2,i, to make
what they call : com promise but
the clerl; and nj, DO idsmen will
not hecone p1",ics 10 I. They do
not believe that ;.ie clerk owes the
county a doll"r, O.'t Oil lie other
hand, believe that The county owes
the clerk. Having been fo, ced i!i-
10 lawsuit by the county court
they are willing 10 abide by jus,
decree of Ike rial corrt. II by
that decree the clerk owes Lincoln
county anything then il will be
paid, and if the county is indebted
TO The clerk we hope to see the
county court pay t without further
delay or harassmelt.
AS far as settlement is concerned
the clerk has been and is now ready
10 settle. The clerk has filed his
claim against the county, and this
bill, or bills, have never been passed
upon by the court. 1t has never
been allowed or rejected. The
court has failed to act in any man.
ner. They have never even made
demand upon the clerk for any
stated amount. All The court has
to do is % check over his bills add
accounts and settle thereby; but nc
compromise is asked in the matter
We simply s.ate lie above as the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18
Administrators Notice.

In the County Court of the State o. Oregon, for
Lincoln county.
In the matter of the estate OF James Hemar,
deceased.
Notice is hereby giver that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator OF the es-
tate OF James Hamar, dece sc6. All persons
having claims againsnt said estate will present
them, with proper vouchers thereof, duly yerl-
fed, within six mouths from the date OF this
notice at my office in Tll; City, Oregon.
Dated this 22nd 6ey OF December, 1897.
JAMES L. DIXOE,
Administrator.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18

EY r.. EDWARD HAEDy, the jolly man
IVA ager OF Sheppard Goa. great store at
Eracovillo, IL. writes: II had never
been si:h dag In my life until In 1890.
eotso bad with nervous prostration that I
lad 80 give up snd commence to doctor.
tried cur LOCAL physicians and one in Joliet,
but none gavo me any RELIEF ana thought
Twas song to Gle. became cespondent
and suffered untold agony. IcOuld not eat,
sleep nor rest, and it seemed as if I could
not exist. AT the end OF six months was
reduced to but 3 shadow Of myself, and at
last my heart became affected and / was
t,uly miserable. took six or eight bottles
Of Dr. Miles Norvine. II gave me relief
from the start, and at last q cure, the great
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18

est blessing OF my h.e.'
Or. Milna' Remedies
are sold By all drug
G;sts under a po-iti g
guarantee, first hottie
heDed,s or money re-
funded. Book OH dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-18
Summons.

In the Circuit Court of the Sta,e of Oregon,
County of Lincoln.
S. A. Logan, PlaIntitf,
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No-To-Bac for fifty Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. maker wenk
men strong, blood pure. bOc q. All druggists
The evening times., 1898-06-16
a CuBnn ExDcditian.

New York, June l6.-Just as soon as ar
| rangements can be completed the Cuban
Junta will send ship, commanded by
Capt. Johnny O'Brien, to Cuba. A
commission of prominent Cubans will be
aboard, and the ship will carry a auanti-
ty of provisions for the use of the insur-
gent army. The members of the Junta
are 5usily engaged in an effort to pro-
cure a fast-sailing yacht, and a meeting
with the Cuban government will be ar
ranged for at some. part of the coast
where the commission will be safe from
Spanish interference. Dispatches will be
carried to the Cuban government, and an
agreement on future plans will also be
an object of the voyage Capt. John
o OBrien, who has commanded many fill
clustering expeditions. has been chosen
for this one. owing to his thorough
knowledge of the Cuban coast, and his
daring in moments of great peril. No
body doubts that he will carry the expe-
dition safely into port 1t is said that
the vessel may fly the Cuban flag when
she leaves this port, and that she will be
the first vessel to display the Cuban COL
ors from her masthead.
Thomas Estrada Palma did not care to
discuss the expedition or its purposes
when seen at the headquarters of the
Cuban Junta yesterday afternoon. He
said:
our arrangements have not been COM
pleted yet, and We are now engaged in
trying to get the proper kihd Of vessel
for our purposes. 1t is true that Capt.
O'Brien will probably command the yes-
sell"
Mr.. Palma spoke highly of the work of
the marines at Guantanamo, and said
he was glad to see that the insurgents
had succeeded in reaching the camp and
rendering assistance TO the brave fellows
who were fighting against overwhelming
odds. He said that the success of the
American arms in Cuba was, of course.
a foregone, conclusion, and that the Gu
bans In this city were elated at the prog
ress of the campaign thus far.
The evening times., 1898-06-16
coMMEHcEMEHr EXERCISES.
Graduation of the Pupils Of the
Academy Of the Sacred Heart.

Graduation of the Pupils Of the
Academy Of the Sacred Heart.
The commencement exercises of the
Academy Of the Sacred Heart Of Mary,
which took place last evening at st. Domi-
MICS Hall. was a most enjoyable and in
teresting occasion. The immense hall
crowded with the parents Of the children
and the friends of the academy.
The program consisted, of vocal and In
strumental selections. in solos. duets
quartets and choruses. fecitations and
sketches. The exercises were opened
with an instrumental quartet. executed in
splendid style by Misses ]. Albro. A. Muir
ply. L. Hammer. and L. O'Leary and
closed with the singing of the Star Span
gied Banner. in which the audience joined
heartily in the chorus.
The other numbers on the program
were:
Entrance march. piano duo "EI Trocadero.''
Misses NJ. Webster, L. Dolan: words of welcome,
Miss Mary Knlle; semi-chorus. 'Murmur Soft. Ye
Breezes. (a) Happy Birds Waltz (b) .'Massa's
in the Cold, Cold Ground mando.ins. Misses Z.
Buhler. ]. Albro and E. Buhler; guitars. Misses
N. Archer. S. Herbert. J. Woodbridge; piano, Miss
N. Webster. Essay, Builders of the Past" Miss
A. Murphy. Vocal duet. Fly Away. Birdling'' -
MISSES u. Archer, L. buckley. Drama. Court of
studies,'' History, E. webster; Grammar, N.
Heath: Alphabet, l. Lansdale: Geography. C.
Eckstein: Arithmetic, NJ. Whelan: Nature. E.
Ehrmanntraut; Writing, VI. Kulle: Calesthenics.
NJ. Robey; Music. l. Whitemore. Edith VI. Neehan:
Fairy Godmother. A. Burdine: Fairies, Minims.
Piano duo. la Baladine.'' Misses ]. Albro, E.
Buhler. Vocal solo. The Heavenly Song" Miss
c. Fitzgerald DIamaticFancy-''Visicn of He
role Women" Dreamer. NJ Tull: Eliezer. NJ.
Brahler: Rebecca NJ. Hutton: Laban. II. Webster:
Noemi, L. Do'an; orpha. J. McDevittt; Ruth. NJ.
Cullen; Mcrdecai. VI. Webster: Esther, L. Ham,
mer; Jephte's Daughter, c. Fitzgerald Piano
duo. "Rondo Brilliant Misses VI. Archer. J. Al
bro. Concert and solo recitation, The Ship of
State Miss VI. Cullen: piano duo. March Tri-
omphale,' Misses VI. Archer, A. Murphy. Vale
dictory. Builders of the Present." Miss L. Ham,
mer.
Diplomas were awarded to Miss Lii
liam T. Hammer and Miss Annie R. MUIR
ply. Gold medal for honors of gradual
tion in music. awarded to Miss Margaret
Archer. Laurels for proficiency In stud
les. awarded to Miss Mary T. Tull
The closing remarks were by Very Rev.
]. p. Moran. o. P.
The evening times., 1898-06-16
MAY Tnke the Holland.

New York, June 16.-Charles 4 Morris.
consulting engineer of the Holland sub
marine boat. announced yesterday that
the Navy Department had declared that
it would accept the boat if she could
make eight miles an hour awash, and
remain under water for two miles Mr..
Morris says the boat can do both with
out any trouble.
II am not at liberty Mr.. Morris said
yesterday, '.to go into details about the
matter. but l can say that the Navy De-
partment has notified us that If the Hol-
land can make an average speed of eight
miles an hour. and remain under water
for two miles, she will be immediately
accepted by the Government. As she can
do both without any trouble. there seems
to be no question that the Holland will
soon belong to the United States An
official test will be given some time next
week"
The evening times., 1898-06-16
HORSE SHOW. .Ar-uPPERv1LLE.


A Namber of Washins tOnians Pres
ent YesterSay.
A number of Westinghouse were pres
ent yesterday at the eighth h-annual exht
bition OF the Upperville Colt and Hors,
Show at Upperville. Va, yesterday.
There are 1868 entries in all classes
Judges pronounce IL the finest show Of 1t,
class held in the South. Washington. Bal.
timore and other cities, as well as ad-
joining counties, contributed to make ur
a crowd of 1000.
The winners were: Match ponies in har-
ness. r. Hunter Dulany: pony ridden by
owner. H. o. Rodgers: hackneys. five
years old. H. D. Nalle. agent: four years
old, Luck Bros: three years. old, Court
land H. Smith; trotting. quick. five years
old. H. D. Nalle. agent: four years old.
Joshua Fletcher; three years old. James
X. White; gated. saddle. five to eight
years. Henry Shippers; four years. Par
son Janney: three years. Henry Pfeifer
matched horses. five to eight years. H.
ID. Male: four years. Willie Fletcher:
three years. w. r. WelGh: hunters, one
year. H. G. Gibson: two years. H. Rozier
Dulany; pony jump. R. Hunter Dulany
and H. o. Rodgers: hunter over hurdles.
three years. carrying 1870 pounds, C. w.
Monroe: four years. 139 pounds. George
NJ. Slater.
The evening times., 1898-06-16

el ]. Connor, past captains. Ciayland Mil
lienenn, Miliiard F. Coburn, w. Harry
White, Joseph T: White. Edwin ]. Biery,
N. r, Smithers and Oscar w. Saxten.
Lincoln. No. 8. Baltimore-Capt. Geccge
w. Chambers. jr., Charles H. Thomas.
William B. Bond, past captain. John II.
Birney, No. II, Unionville-Capt. HSnry
johnson, John DeShields. Matthew Rob-
erts. past captain, Stephen Bouldin.
Abrams. No. 13. North East-Capt. A.
G. Cameron, George H. Warner. Benja-
min Wilson. past captains, J. H. Semp-
ers. George Gard. E. T. Abrams. and
Robert c. Ruder.
Farragut, No. q, Baltimore-Capt. F.
]. Harp. N. B. Simpson. John Peters. past
captains. Harry Diver. John T. Traut-
wine, w. c. Whitley and ]. w. Whitley.
Col. Emory Upton, No. q, Annapolis
Capt James. Johnson. George Evans.
Alex. Evans, Philip ]. Miller. Frank r.
Smith, Past Captains John H. Vansant.
William II. Gibbs. ]. L. Christian, Thom-
as II. Brewer. Charles c. Mcclellan.
Columbia. No. /. District Of Columbia
Capt. Charles L. Davidson. Past Captains
F. T. F. Johnson. George o. Watson. Geo.
8. King.
Lincoln, No 9 washington-Capt. Robt
E. Doyle, E. B. Russ. c. E. O'Connor. ].
f. Wiedman, c. g. Nosk Past Captains
jr. Edward R. French. George 8. Whit
more.
Gen. Russell A. Alger. No. IS. Washing
ton-Capt W. II. Judd Malvin. Willis Mad
din, w. w. Orme Past Captains U. w.
Hall, Harry A Clark. John P. Turner.
Davis NJ. Turner. W. L. D. Wilkinson. H
s. Smith eyes
William B. Gushing. No. 30. Washing
ton = Capt. George Keithley, Robert
b. Hamilton. jr., Oscar Steidel,
Past Captains NJ. v. Brown. W. A Du-
vail. D. A. Edwards. George E. Cornell
Charles 8. Davis, F. II. Allen and William
Fox.
George II. Thomas. No 81, Washington
Capt. Roy L. Whitcomb. Robert l. We'd
din. James W. Pearson. Past Captains ].
B. Wilson, Ed X. DePuy, w. r. Houchen,
]. s. Haas. S. NJ. Croft, +. A. Preston
and Z. E. Van Norsdall
Gen. John c. Fremont. No. 90 Washing
ton-Capt. John Donnelly, jr., C. C. Helt-
man. F. B. Brock Past Captains S. T.
Cameron. A. ]. Hall. II. L. Chapman.
w. H. Moore. J. III. Jasohson and c. F.
Consaul.
Appomattox. No. 3. Wilmington. Del
Capt Frank P. Gentien, William E.
Douglas and Amos Minker.
Col. Robert G. Shaw, Bloomington. Del.
Capt. d. w. Atwood.
William T. Sherman. No. 5-Frankford.
Del.-Capt. Henry ]. Evans. George H.
Hall. Past Chaplains John H. Hall,
George L. Wilbur and Charles Showell
John A. Logan, No. l, Phoebus, Va
Capt. Charles E. Welch. NJ ]. Healey,
F. c. Jones. Past Captain II. II. Henry.
Luther Lee, No. g Elizabeth City Va
Capt. II. r. DeFord and W. W. Sykes.
Gen. Edgar Allen. No. 10. Richmond
Capt. Charles j. Yardley, Paul F. New
all. ]. J. Hart. Past Captains James NJ.
Davis and Edgar Allen. jr.
Harrison. No. II. Mappsvile. Va.-Capt.
s. S. Shrieves.
Delegates from the North and South
Carolina camps arrived today.
The evening times., 1898-06-16
The Marines.

In spot not sheltered too well, along
the canyons tumbling down from Guanta-
namo to the sea. are SIS men of the First
Marine Battalion. with 1000 Spaniards
round them on the hills. Col. Haywood,
commandant of the marine barracks here
has a strong personal regard for them,
and his sympathy is deep seated. The
men all have strong liking for one an
other, and those not In danger watch
with interest the reports from Guantana-
mo. There is good feeling between officers
and men. s4...- -11l - -
Ihere are not many marines in the sery-
ice-only 3.074 in all. with seyenty-five Of
ncers-but among them there Is q stfmu-
lating esprit de corps.
Col. Charles Haywood Is the command
ant of the barracks here; then there are
Col Joseph Forney. Lieut.. Coils. r. H.
Huntington Commanding the Guantana-
mo battalioD and P. c. Pope: Majors
c. F. Williams. Robert L. Merde. w. s.
Muse, H. C. Cochrane, G. c. Goodloe.
G. c. Reid and FL. Denny: Capts. T.
c. Prince, C. L. McCawley. and eight
other captains; twenty first Heutenants.
ten second lieutenants. twenty-eight Sec
ond lfeutenants (appointed for the war;.
These twenty-eight second lieutenants
are appointed under the naval appropria-
tion act Of May 4. 1898. and under these
officers are 1.500 additional volunteer ma
rines. commanded by 40 non-commision-
ed officers.
The First Battalion at Guantanamo Is
composed of twenty-three officers and 623
men. The remainder Of the 3.07i "regu-
lar" men are disposed thus: L 100 at sea:
the remainder at the North Atlantic sta
ton, with the northern patrol squadron.
the Asiatic and Pacific stations and the
blockading squadron.
Lieut. Henry C.Davis arrived at the
Marine Barracks yesterday with de-
tachment OF eighteen marines. a por-
ton Of the guard to be established at
the United States naval base. Key West.
These, together with 'detachmenss which
have been ordered from Boston and
The evening times., 1898-06-16
A Bic. cIfst Fined.

Calvin Donnelly was arrested last night
by Policeman Cover, charged with riding
bicycle without light and exceeding
the lawful rate Of speed. The boy ad-
mitted the offense and explained that he
tried to get away from the officer and in
doing so his wheel ran into a fence and
was badly damaged. The policeman
stated that Donnelly was one Of mum
ber of boys who have been riding around
at night on the Avenue and violating the
bicycle regulations. Judge Scott i'm
posed fine of IS in one case and 81 in an
other.
The evening times., 1898-06-16
MUST OBEY THE COURT.
Israel c. Pollock Arrested for NOl
Payne mt of a Fine,

Israel c. Pollock Arrested for Nom
Payment of n Fine.
Israel c. Pollock. who with others was
convicted in Criminal Court No. =. before
Judge Cole of violating the Oleomargarine
law was yesterday rearrested by Deputy
Marshal E. P. Turner. for not comply
Ing with the sentence of the cour..
When the sentence was announced The
defendant appealed to the Court of Ap-
peals to have thc judgment set aside, hut
that tribunal refused the petition and
confirmed the findings of the lower court
On being found guilty in the cour, below
Judge Cole imposed a sentence of both
fine and Imprisonment. AS the laater
part of the sentence only imposed con
finement for a 3er,od of three hours j.
was served but the cash part OF rhe judg-
ment has not been liquidated
Mr.. Pollock's bondsman was Mr.. Jo-
soph Wilkins.
The evening times., 1898-06-16
SPECIAL NorIcKs

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, JUNE 10. 1905
Notice is hereby given that the BOTH DAY
OF JUNE. 1898, will expire all licenses given BY
the District Of Columbia to the proprieters Of
hacks, cabs, omnibuses. and all otner vehicles
for the transportation Of passengers for hire: also
street cars drawn by horse power. ProprictoA
OF the above described vehicles who desire to con-
tinue business are required 10 promptly renew
their licenses By order of the Commissioners.
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The evening times., 1898-06-16
Gold Medal. at Notrc D.n.

Rev. J. J. Griffin, Ph.D.. of the catho.
lie University, this city. made the pre-
sentation of the gold medals at the COM
mencement of Notre Dame Acad-
emy. Baltimore, Md. yesterday.
Miss Marie Merrill. of this city-
received a medal for excellence in stud
les. and Miss Ethel Wardle also was
made the recipient of similar reward of
merit for proficiency in Latin studies.
Miss Eliza Thompson. of Washington, re-
ceived a gold medal for distinction in
French. and an instrumental music prize
was given to Miss Ethel Wall, of this
city.