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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-30
Primary Department section.

Probably the most largely attended meet
ing of the afternoon sessions in the State
house was that of the primary department
in Room 50. The doorway was blocked by
those who could not get in and. inasmuch
this was to be the only session of the
section, the amount of business TO be at
tended to prolonged the meeting until late
Mrs f. E. Alcott, of Charlestown was in
the chair and in the absence of Mrs Sarah
f. Tarney-Cambell, Miss Lena Board pre-
served the minutes. In Beginning Primary
Reading, Shall the thought be Prominent
and the Symbol incidental or the Symbol
Prominent and the Thought Incidental?''
nass,a ny s,oer, GO Ropt ws,, og ~.
discussion the leadership had been assigned
to Miss Anna Pitts. of Peru. but IN her alb
sence il was taken up by Miss Ida Cline
Brook of Anderson Miss Anna Brockhaus-
en-, of this city, spoke on Discipline in the
Primary Grades as Preparation for Ciu-
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Thomas II. Moore began an action for
damages yesterday against the firm of Rat
termann & Ruth, carriage manufacturers
of Cincinnati. Moore says he entered into a
contract with the firm by which he was to
sell their vehicles on commission for one
year from Nov. Is, 1897. He was TO receive
10 per cent. all sales actually made by
him, and the same commission was to be
paid him on all orders sent i'm by mail from
his territory. He continued with the firm,
he says. until June, 1898, when lie wrote to
their contract with him in all particulars.
He says he received a reply TO the effect
that they had no contract with him and
did not desire his services He demands
judgment for $1,000.
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indiana HistoricnI soclety.

The Indiana Historical Society met in an
nual session yesterday at its rooms in the
Statohouse 1t was reported by the execu-
tive committee that Gen. Lew Wallace had
accepted the society's invitation to address
it. and the committee was instructed 10
make the necessary arrangements for the
address. The legislative committee made a
report of preparation 1t had made for ask
ing an appropriation from the Legislature
to provide for exchange and distribution of
the societys publications, and was instruct
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The will of Robert Turner was probated
yesterday in the Circuit Court. He be-
queathed his property to his wife and son..
Horace Smith was appointed executor.
Alice B. Jones is suing the Life Insurance
Company of America on policy for S., 900
held by her late husband Clarence b. Jones.
The policy was issued in May, 1898. The
plaintiff says the company has failed to pay
the amount.
The United States Mitis Company began
an action in the United States Court yes
terday against the National Steel Casting
Company of Montpelier and the Hinson &c
Hurford Steel Casting Company of Miami
county Both concerns are charged with
patent infringement.
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Attorney General Taylor is al Scottsburg
attending the coroner's investigation of the
lynching OF Marion Tyler in the hope of OBJ
tanning iuformat ion that will aid the state
authorities and the officers of Scott county
in bringing the iynchers TO justice. IL is pre-
dicted that the investigation of the Scott
couny affair will be productive of better re-
suits than that which followed the examine
ton of the Ripley county lynching.
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STYLISH NEW TAGS.
Bicycles Licensed Last Wear TO the
Number of 1881.


Controller johnson has received 1900
new bicycle tags for next years use. They
are of more stylish appearance than those
used in past years, and are made TO bend
either about the head or the cross bar. Up
to yesterday evening 1854 bicycle licenses
had been issued for the year, compared with
1902 in 1897 Under the amended vehicle
ordinance passed by the Council a short
time ago every person owning a bicycle be-
fore July l must pay the full years fee, 81.
Those purchasing wheels after July l will
have but the half years fee to pay. 20 cents.
1t was the custom in the past TO pro rate
the fee according to the time the wheel had
been owned. There was general rule that
81 was collected for the full year, 15 cents
after. the first quarter expired, etc. Many
insisted, however, on paying only for the
time the wheels had actually been in their
possession, and this often worked much an
nOyance and Inconvenience in the con-
trollers Office when it came to figuring the
number of pennies due. No such trouble Is
anticipated under the new ordinance.
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ed to continue it's labors. The treasurer re-
ported on hand. in the English publication
fund, s., 743 So and in the general fund $53. so.
Governor James A. Mount was unanimous
ly elected an honorary member of the So
ciety. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-William Wesley Woollen
First Vice President-Gen. John Coburn.
Second Vice President-Ex-Judge d. w.
Howe
Third Vice President-Capt. w. f. Eng
lish.
Treasurer-CharIes E Coffin.
Secretary-J. p. Dunn.
Executive Committee-A. l.. Roache A.
c. Harris John r. Wilson, Charles Martin
dale j. i. Dunn.
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Child study Round Table.

The Child Study Round Table met yester-
day afternoon at Plymouth Church and was
we'll attended. Sanford Bell. of Blooming
ton, president of the society, opened the
meeting. Superintendent N. c. Johnson, Of
Franklin spoke. of Habits of Work and
Methods of Study of High School Pupils >"
and Ernest Lindley of Bloomington, told Of
Child Study Abroad" The talks were not
in the nature of addresses, but of quiet,
earnest discussion of the subjects. 1t was
intended to elect new officers for the So
clety, but this action was postponed until
the meeting this morning
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Harry Gardner charged with grand lar
ceny, confessed his crime to Judge Afford,
in the Criminal Court, yesterday, and was
released during his good behavior" The
son. a market gardener and robbed his en-
ployer of some jewelry. He told the court
that he committed the theft to get even
him right.
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Municipal Notes.

A large number of employees of the city
fire department are reported indisposed and
scarcely able for duty. There seems to be
an epidemic of the grip.
Word has been received at the Board of
Safety office that Edward Sergeant, one of
the recently appointed Republican patrol
men, is quite dangerously Ill at his home.
1870 Lexington avenue. MIR. Sergeant was
formerly employed at the workhouse.
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One of the features of the ffty-ffth ses-
sion of the Indiana Teachers Association
has been the presence of the Madison Sing
ing Club at many of the meetings of the
convention. The club is composed of thir-
ty well-trained voices, all members of the
under the leadership of A. w Bailey who
is also principal of the school, They came
in body at their own expense to attend
the meetings. and have been continually
busy since their arrival.
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zenship," and the discussion following was
conducted by Mrs. Harriet Farrell Case of
Muncie. and Miss Martha Jewett. Of Evans
vile. In the election of officers Miss Brock
hausen was chosen president and Miss Ger
trude Robinson vice president, with power
70 appoint the secretary for the section.
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Acc DOCS Not Excuae.

A motion for new trial was filed in the
Criminal Court yesterday in the case of
Leslie Black the young colored man, who
was convicted of larceny by a jury on
Wednesday, The attorney who filed the mo-
ton asserts that Black was not yet of age
when his alleged crime was committed"
This fact is submitted as good cause for a
new trial.
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w,IIiomH II. Grimth.s E.to,e

Thomas e. Griffith was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate of Will
liam H. Griffith. He qualified by giving
bond in the sum of $1,000 He was also ap-
pointed guardian of Robert r. Griffith, aged
sixteen, and Richard Griffith, aged FOUR
teen In the latter appointment bond was
furnished in the sum of $4,000
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been changed: Genito urinary diseases. DR..
VIM. n Nishard. July TO Dec. 81; J. A.
Sutcliffe Jan. / TO June so. Surgery, DR.. j.
IT Oliver Oct. / to Dec. 81: w. V. Morgan.
Jan / to Marcn 81: w. n. Wright, April ]
to June 80: {. O. Durham. July to Dec. 30.
as before
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THE COURT RECORD.

Room II. L. McMaster. Judge.

Room ii. L. McMaster Judge.
The Indiana Bond 60. VS.. Martha F.. Lam
defs; Improvement lien. Finding and decree
foreclosure and order of sale.
Benedict Banworth VS. Louis Mueller: to
quiet title Finding for defendant and title
quieted. Judgment against plaintiff for
costs.
Room FLAMES NJ. feathers. Judge.
The Red Clay Orchard Company VS. james
III. Smith. On trial by jury.
New Suits Filed.
Alice b. Jones VS.. the Life Insurance Com
pany OF America; silt on insurance contract.
Superior Court Room l.
Rosetta Hardy VS.. james Il. HARDY; suit
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LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENTs-
THE GAS CENTER LAND COMPANY
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Gas Center Land
Company will be held at the company's office
Indianapolis Ind, Wednesday. Jan IL. 1892 for
the election OF directors and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come before
the meeting The transfer books viii be closed
Dec. 81, 1893, and remain closed until Jan r. 1899
w. Il. HACKEDORN, Secretary
indianapolis. Ind, Dec. g. 1895.
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for divorce Superior Court, Room B.
Theodore II. Moore VS. Henry Rattermann
ct al; suit contract. Superior Court.
Room 2.
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FOR SALE.



FOR SALE-Real Estate-No cash needed: fine
residence lot near Fifteenth street; will sell to
any one who will build at once and will take
mortgage security at per cent. on long time or
Will sell cheap for cash. Address A. H, care
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FOR RENT.

s-er~~~~~~NrN<~~~~~~~~<~~~>~
FOR RENT-BEick factory building, "a Garden
street, two squares south OF Union Station.
FOR RENT-Large second floor for hight manu-
featuring with or without power: rent about
sl2; also cellar about 4x46. Call at 14S East
South street.
FOR PENT-Second floor. centrally located :
suitable for light manufacturing or printery
with or without power; water. both gases. Apply
brst floor. III West Georgia street.
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S@>~S~S~~~~~~~>~I~~~~>>~~
WANTED-To buy a secondhand Remington
typewriter. Address II. f., care Journal.
WANTED-A good business man with a few hum
bred dollars that is ready to act promptly on a
safe and profitable proposition. Address w. care
WANTED-Man as manufacturers agent must
be bright, clear-headed business with
a few hundred dollars cash and ready to do bust
ness at once. Address H. care Journal.
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e. z. KREGELo, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, ras
YES fned business al his cid establishment 223
Eofth Delaware street. Everything new and COM
plete. Office telephone. No. ESQ.,
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FOR TRADE-Fine residence lot near Fifteenth
street worth $500. with $500 mortgage: will
trade for cottage in any good location, not worth
more than the equity. Address A. H., care
Journal = staia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-24
TRYING 70 REORGAN|lE.
PACIFIC COAST FIRE CHIEFS II
SESSION IN SEATTLE.
Association Wrecked nv the ALLEGED
Rascaltty of the Treasurer. Who
skipped Out, Taking With Him
the Funds-Chief Kellogg raiiSs.

Tie sixth annual convention Of the Ia
chic Coast Association OF Fire Chiefs Sor.-
vened al the city hall yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. After a short meeting. dur
ing which 40 business was transacted ex-
cept the appointment OF committees. they
adjourned until O'Clock AT the afternoon
session the question OF reorganization was
discussed. aud the hour Of 10 oe.ock his
morning named for the election Of new CT
fcers and arrangement Of the details Ct
the Few organization. The ass nnent Of
subjects for debate at Wednesdays ses-
sion was also made. The president Of the
association. Chief Waiter L. Moore, presto
ed, Chief Gardner kellogg actlES as Sec
Rotary. Those present were: Chief Car
lisie. Vancouver: Chief Parker. Nanaime:
Assistant Chief Lawson. Oakland. Chief
Wright, Rcslyn; Chief George Hook. f,n-
eblo, Col; Assistant Chief Cook. Seattle.
Chief Bower, Tacoma: Chief Deasy. VIC
toria; Chief A s. Clarke. New Whatcom;
Chief Slower. Grants Pass. Or; w. II.
Bringhurst. J. Mckenna, ". l.. William
son and A. X. Pnkney. Chief kellogg
said that the purpose OF the meeting was
70 reorganize the association. IL having
been wrecked by the raseaiity OF the for
mer secretary. who absconded with all the
bad condition generally.
We have settled up everything said
the chief, land are ready now 10 start
anew. free from debt and incumbsanees.
Our loss by our secretary amounted %
s. 800 and was the death blow Of the es-
soc.ation. We are going to star. al! over
and while II will be slow work. We hope
10 regain our former size and meubcr-
ship"
Today at 1 o. clock an exhibit Of fire de-
partment supplies viii be made a. the foot
OF Madison street, followed by an exii-
bition Of the working Of Seattls's fireboat.
for the benefit Of the chiefs from inland
cities.
Thursday morning an excursion viii 10
made 10 Snoqualme Falls for the enter
tainment of the visiting chiefs. This viii
be open to all, and It IL hoped by Chief
Kellogg that sufficient will be realized 10
make i, unnecessary to use the approp-i-
alton made by the city council for the en-
tertainment OF the association.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2.-Arrtvei-
Str Grace Dollar. from Seattle. str Macki-
raw from Tacoma. Sailed-Str Cleveland.
for ST Michael str Coiuuat,ia. for Astoria.
bktr Tam o. shantar. for Wiiiapa hareor.
scnr Falcon. for Grays harhof; =s,- fsss
Somers for Grays hsTeor.
HONOLULU, Aug. is--ArriYsd. August
ia~Schr Concord. from Srattie. Sailed.
August fs-schr Alien A.. for Port Towns
end: Angus, L. bark Seminole for Port
Townsend August Is. bark Topgailamt.
for Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 2. -ArrsTet-
BS.n 4uiakStsp from Ssa franeiseo-
COOS BAY. or. Aug. G.-Sasled Angus,
e Str Arcata. Sor san FRA nciseo
EFpoST,o Aug gs~ArriTe3. August -
--schr John r Miller. from Grays haFhor.
ASTORIA. aug. z2.-~Arrived. August q
Str II ueneuae from san fTans'secsl, Bs sa5a
S:.=.1e from shans hal; L. s : PERU
Brig Tanner. for san Pedro, August p.
Nor str Ifrsi for Iteisgoa hGv. Arrived
Bstrs Quicks;ep from san Francisco
PORT GAMBLE, Aug "a rrived. Au-
end sshr Marie E. ssrath. from Honolulu
PORT LUDLOW, AGg, - Sailed, AG-
stz, g1-s:r sansoa. for -. Michael. st1
Mad ~ orleans foT SAa Francisco.
PORT pf4Ak ELEf. Aag. Z.~sailed. Az
gust z,-S~h- Maweensa for Hosoiulu.
SAN PEDRO. A1s E.~sasisss~ ~ ~
Comet. for Port Townsend. Arrsved-Sts
s@anata froFn Ser Francisco.
SHANGHAI Aug 2-saiis6 Jsly 81
gr sssio CLAN Mckenzie, fer Drsg0a. July
= Rr sasp fre>.suoof for Port Tewnsen.
Igtv p Rr ship Australia FOR Oregon. Juiy
= pr lark Sansirso. far Royal Kosss
relv n Hr snip Carasxsan Hills. for ore
go.
YOKOHAMA. Aug. @s.-Satie8 iair 81
Pr ship puatyuss, for orsges July 81. ship
William -. s<arosek. for PoF1 T0wrses4
~sErbEF~y- Aux. IArrsy@3-HT =saEa
S;grsfs s-sss7r- Fr0sG Oregon.
isf<FskU<G Aug M.-ArT3ssd~S1lzT
ssrtssy,.sst grogrs port Bssk@aee.
ST %AZAlRT Aug z--Arrf yes Angus.
s~~<ar sss.Es ErarassssgA. tram Tacoma
NICOLA gFSkf. AK. ~5.--saiisd. August
gz-s<hr Il. II. y. Baaa4xssE, for Port
Tuarssers1
xsyfI.ENTp0 Aug Zs--AF-Sve-i August
sa-Hr ss-hr yolHnfessr rfozs tssays aaris2r
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THE OVERTON CASE.
Testimony All In and Evidence In
Hands of the Jury,

One OF the most important Of the Lake
Washington canal condemnation salts was
terminated In the civil department, OF the
superior court yesterday. The respondent
was r. K. Overton. owner OF shingie
mill at Ballard. His mill will have TO be
raised between eight and ten feat as the
water In Salmon bay viii, be increased In
depth by the lock n ats mouth. Overtou
wants $40" damages
The case was given 70 the jury yesterday
afternoon after TWO days spent in examin
ing maps and Ia listening 20 witnesses
TIE jury was instructed To bring In
es a!ed verdict.
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roNTRAcToRs-~F;rst

..~ur TO CoNTRACTORS-~First
49, south Rsplankinx."
49, Ia hereby given that sealed Pro-
- ri he received by the undersigned
.s:.rr 81 tfe board o. public works Of
8 Of sea,.i' " e lss o fo9 sa p mn M:
10y al First Avenue South from
H ss-est 20 Connecticut Street. b,
~ ss..sinx ard repairing. the fsunaa..
~ said street between said
- 80. ~ provided by ordinance No. 5000,
s.ssr Iocal Improvement district No.
8. - n accordance with shs plans and
-. ssns now on file IN the office Of
zs 40 81 public works
e esss ria must be accompanied by cer-
70 check. psyabie to TIE order OF the
~ .s,srptrorer, for sum not less than
81 s~r cent Of the bid. ard no bid
" Considered unless accompanied by
IS. es Sssrsssfal bidder viii Be required 70
az tn.o A contract and furnish sAtss-
s.sary psrsi for the amount required by
Il az .harser and the laws OF the state
1washIrr,on, within ten days after be-
= roriaSa OF the award OF tae contract
~. failing 90 DO 80, the said cheek
- tie amount fxea tnssein win be for
s-.d 70 the cry. No person il eligible
= side who has within two years.
- "a the letting Of xa.d contract made
ssais ia payment OF any just claim
e. ar vork or labor performed or any
1sE 81 material furnished pursuant TO
~ zach contract az herein advertised.
= rho within said two years. failed 10
~srnisss any such contracts.
go attention Is called TO Article xiii
= ne rsty charter as now in force. re-
s.ax 70 'iaouFs OF labor" and to article
81 sc. q. subs l and 2, relating 10 bonds
&c suretlss
r. board az public works reserves the
.rEs "a reject any and all bids
bs.uosaIs muss be iadorsed on envelope
I for First Avenue South Replank.ns."
~ order OF the board Of public works
FRANK OI.ESOS, Secretary.
ps:s Of firE publication. August 18th.
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! visa AZ aASses - kHov TIA, / an nan.
S1ef o. er1Aea o4ico for tho aaia q IS
famous oAan 81 kf9a. . re0e6y which VA
Seeioseiy cure all terms Of strass weaE-
49, vf5cGs The aid Of . physician. ana
- pfeos q ~ 0eFtsA 1 vii a:Adiy give q
md any tAAy oae 6-cens kcx tree =
there 10 no case Of Painfui Psrsoda Leuccs.
faoeA~ Disbursements OF IrrsguiAr.tsss cs,e
What Il win cufs- This 10 10 cuack doc.
eWr remedy fer wsaren. which resrarss ~
- health AFTER al ether means rad .as,ed
md II Endorsed By many Seattle LADIES. II
Vail cost you nothing % convince yourself
g !ts inertia and shall be pleased 70 havo
yeu call. or send . scent stamp. aad I
VIII send you. Gre s-een. box free. and
write you faiI particulars. Mrs Care,.nS
3ose. Seattle. Wash. ~ Belmont Avecua
3ENEMBER-RAr.M or rfss f-y-pEV
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Viewing q County Road.

The beard 81 county commissioners was
not IN session AT the court house yesterday.
The commissioners ies, early IN thA morn
ing 10 view the route OF the proposed
trunk line county road between the city
and the south end ~ the county. up the
White river valley. The road - projected
a. a pike road between Seattle ana Ia
soma
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Of
which Tact
80 S",s"~hs ios want Of
WVmkN fseass BLADDER
should
" iuEiN
CTrirT1Inr' q L 4 X 4 + ID
these sissz in
ghe al
-~~~"~ - - - -
These geiss
a specially
" ~~~ :" -"
no co a free .nd confidential
Merrill n d. ates $3.50 ' - = -
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HONOLULU. L.. q. A.

The ners route Is VIA Southern raSs1c 20
sar Francisco. thence BY tir~rt steamer
Acorn rnotafsons sheui4 - engaged Vel
Ia advance. - she esmsrsd IL great
For rates. satltnex. etc. call CO ar I'D
esess Thenas A. GRAHAM. dsssrscs passes
ger sna freight &xsns. 6ea,hsr1 Fscioe
Co. Is First AyscuA Seattle.
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Tf>@ 1sh serxsee osggs nsxsz. snss op,as-s Isl
~ shs Pennsylvania Sysresss IN connection
sigA the Tv-Anty-thsTs ss-swf stattan. Ss1
FORK city II rncSiel in convenience and
reas ~ able rates chsrgc3 Write 81 r.
ie~rfnS A q T. AT ess sssitb Clark
s.. sfs5caea s0r IeafTss giving sar very
lew rates They viii surprise ytszz-
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. The fol-
lowing warrants will be paid upon pres
entatior at the City Treasures office.
Interes. on said warrants will cease at
the expiration of fifteen days from the
date OF the frat publication OF this no.
tee: Twenty third Avenue South. Ordi-
nance No. Asst, warrants Nos. es5 10 500
inclusive. Eighteenth Avenue, Ordinance
Nc 1875. warrants Nos sS2. SOS ga YES
Ter Way. Ordinance No. 4737. warrants
Nos. .o2. .os. .o4 East jefferson. 2ist and
10th Ayes. Ordinance $50 warrant No
s9s A RI. FO0TE
city Treasurer of the Cify Of SAITH.
Date OF first publication. August i6. 1873.
IapOUNDED STOCK NoTICE-rhe fol-
lowing described heifer. placed in the
city pound August Is. ISIS vi he sod
at public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash In hand. 10 psy cost az IN
pounding and advertising. September g.
1895 az 10 o'clock "a m at the front fuor
OF peisce headquarters. corner Third av~
enue and Yesier way.
Dark red hsifer. one year old. white
face. white TANKS.
The owner Of the above described heifer
being unknown 20 me.
g s. REED. Chief Of Police.
Date of frs, publication. August p. lSs.
IMPOuNDED STOCK NOTICE The foi-
lowing described COW. placed III she city
pound August i.. 1885 Will be- sold AZ pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder soT
cash III hand. To pay cost Of irpoundiag
ana advertising August -, 1sss ar 10
o'clock a. m, AT the ffnnt deer ~ police
headquarters. corner Third avcnus and
Yesier way:
one light celored Jersey cow
The owner OF the above described Cow
being unknown 10 ne.
C.s REED Chief - Police
Date ~ first publication awvTf~t ~ 'SfH