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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-14

tween the frst dsyof Nay az 4 the list
cay eft,s lob of each Gu cry year,
and that no animals shall be sang ter.
ed hei5Te h, hour two e'eiOek p. IA.
te,wrea tie tirst da. 0i May anal ihe
iirss day III 3cts Der, and not until after
neon betweeh the tirst day of October
and ne first day Of bay OF each and
every year.
sec. Ios Shat al articles Of feed
brought within the city limits Tor SaIe
shall 1t III time, he subject TO insptc-
ton 10y sn oilit or to be appointed by
TIE Mayor Tor the purpose and any per-
son Offering for sale any unwhoIf-
some alticle OF 70 Il shal be fined as
herein after p.oyh.ed. and such article
shall be onfse. ted ~ destroyed
Sectien 9-That all fires, Tor Z sing
IN the mas ket, are h.rebv prohibited,
except charcoal used for tn purpose OF
warming At the coffee stands within the
market; and that all regulations regard
ing the position of, booths, tables and
stands N ithin tie market, shall be made
bythe MAJ r and city council.
Section Io-ihat the market and
slaughteT-hcGse revenues accruing I'M
der this ordinance. may be farmed out
yearly, eOmmencsn- with the first day OF
January Of each year o. as soon. there
after as p acticab E, either at public auc-
ton or by inviting sealed proposals for
the purchase Of same, and the successful
Bidder shall. immed ately after his bid
has been accepted, furnish to the City
Marshal good and sufficient bond in
The sum of FIVE hundred dollars $500,
conditioned that he viii pay over to the
: ity Treasurer on the first day of the
month following the acceptance of his
bid, the amount Due under. said bid for
the preceding mouth and provided
further, that the said successful bidder
shall, at the first regular meeting OF The
CITY council held after his said bid has
been accepted, present 20 the city council
q good and sufficient bond in the sum of
FIVE thousand 5000 lawful money of
the United States, fol the faitful COM
piiance Of al obligations incurred by
ID successful bidder under his said bid
and duties incumbent upon him as mar
ket farmer under this ordinance
Section Io,-That said market farmer
shall pol &C and keep the market and
market square clean, and that he shall
employ at least one night Waterman
fos the market; provided that the mark
ct shall be cleaned daily and that such
cleaning shall not interfere with traffic
within the marSet.
Section II - hat any and all persons
violating any Of the provisions OF this or
dinance shall be fined in sum not less
than one nor more than ten dollars, or
Re Imprisoned for a period Of not more
ten days.
Section THAT all ordinances or
parts OK ordinances in any wise conflict
ing with the provisions OF this ordinance,
be and they are nCw hereby repealed,
SECTION I3.-fhat this ordinance shall
take e. ect from and after its passage
and publication rs required By law.
: dopted at a special session OF tie city
council held December goth, 1897, by
a unanimous vote.
Approved January Ist., 1898.
Attest. THoSIAs CARSON,
N. Is kINGsBIRT, Mayor.
SecretaTy.
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Federal Court Notes.


In cause No SO. otherwise known
as the cause Of II E WoodhouSe ct
al, versus the New York & Browns
vile Improvement Co, the applTca-
ten OF II. E. Woolhanse ct al. was
taken up this morning and, after a
hearing on the motion for appoint
ment of a receiver, it was ordered
by the court that complainants be
allowed to sever and proceed to try
heir titles next June. Meantime the
New York s. Brownsville Improve
ment Company is precluded from
in any way selling or leasing the
lands in controversy This promises
an end to-the oldest litigation on the
docket, this cause having been pend
ing since 1851.
Jesus Flores was tried this morn
ing for receiving smuggled property
and was given sixty days in Jail
Angelina Duenas was given 80
days in Jail and a fine of 500 for the
Illicit retail Of liquor.
Court will probably adjourn fer
the term this afternoon.
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Col. Corb,n's appointment.
C.H. Thorn, Foreman.

New York. Jan. president
Mckinley will appoint three chiefs
OF staff departments in the army with
the rank of brigader general within
the next few weeks, says the Wash
ington correspondent OF the Herald.
The choicest plum will be the last
to be giren-that of the adjutant
generaIship, which is to be given to
Col. II. G. Corbin, tie ranking assis-
tant al utant general
Col Corbin has recently been
transferred to duty in Washington,
having for several years occupied
The post Of adjutant general CT the
Department of the East with head
quarters on Governors Island, Y.
Y :, Col. Corbin is personal friend
OF the President, who. in appoint
ing That officer to the adjutant gen
eralship bestows upon him the high
est military honor in his gift. Iiis
appointment has the approval of
nearly every public man at Wash
ington.-Sau Antonio Express.
Col. COrbin is we'll known in
Brownsville, having been stationed
at this post in the early 70's as a cap
tain of the Doth. Infantry. His old
friends here still remember him
cordially and are glad to hear Of his
good fortune.
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over fifty years By
millions Of mothers for their Child
rem while teethlng, With perfect
Success. It sootiies the child, sof-
TENS the gums, alIays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Ii will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
Sold by Druggists in every part OF
the world Twenty-Five cents (
bottle. Be sare ansl ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrue an q
skks ne other kind.
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CALL FOR BIDS.
Office Of the Secretary,
City of Brownsville, Texas,
January 9th. 1903.

January 9th; 1905.
Notice is hereby given that me Market
and slaughter house revenues of the city
OF Brownsville. Texas, FOR the eleven
iflci.ihs beginning February Ist., 1898.
accruins under an ordinance passed De-
cember goth, 1857, and published here
with. win be sold for United States
money to the highest bidder
sealed proposals TO purchase the afore-
said revenues will be received by the
CITY Council n open session, on Mon
day, Jan. nth, 1898, at s o'clock P m.
and will be then and there opened and
can~assed Il the presence OF bidders
Proposals should be address d to the
Hon. City Coupcil Of Brownsville. Tex
as. and should be marked on the end =
Proposal 70 purchase Market and
slaughtcr-house revenues.
The City Council reserves the right to
REJECT any and all bids For all further
information required to make proposals
iaquire Of
N. B. KINGsBURY,
Secretary
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GRAND JURY REPORT.
Grand Jury Room, !
Jan 14th. 1898 !

Ur3nd jury tlooIn,
Jan 14th. 1898 !
To His Honor Thomas s. Maxey,
Judge of the United States Cont
Western District of Texas.
sIR.zWe, the Grand-jury of your
Honorable Court beg leave to pres
ert the following brief report
We have thoroughly investigated
all cases brought before Us in which
we could obtain the necessary wit
nesses. We have inquired into (65)
Sixty-five cases, examined nearly q
hnndred witnesses, and returned
{29) twcnty-nine true bills.
In cases Of petty smuggling, we
have indicted those only whom we
know to be old offerder or those we
have reaeon to believe are profess
sional smugglers.
We are grateful to the officers OF
your Honorable Court for uniform
courtesy and assistance We tender
our thanks also TO Mr.. Aaron Turk,
our efficient clerk, and to Mr. An
dres E. Chaves, our excellent inter-
prefer.
II II I'rIf,RN Enranial
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in Olden Times,

People overlooked the impor-
lance Of permanently beneficial ef-
fects and were satisfied with tran
silent action: but now that il Is gen.
orally known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently overcome habitual
constipation, weil-infornied people
viii not buv other laxatives, which
act for q time, but finally injure
the system. Buy tie genuine, made
by the California Fig Syrup Go.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-14

SOr each cart load CT sugar ca IS
CompO. ed Of 500 canes or less, twenty
FIVE cents
For each hundred pounds of vegeta-
bles y fruit not o. herwise provided
FOR or both articles combined making
100 lbs TIN cents, and fCl less guam
Jity thechsrge sha ne IN pTOP"Ition
to tn charge for 100 lbs.
For each hundred me Ons or pump
XII or both arti. les cOrrbined making
100, ten ceits and for less quantity the
charge shall lie III pro- ortion to the
charge for l00
Fer each cart load of wool, grass,
hay or Ter sell within the cstv
limits vhe her on the streets - It tie
market Eve cents IOr each load.
Sec ion Z That the market hours
sh.n be from four o'clock 4. b. 10
ten o'clock a. ~ and from three
o'clock p. n. TO eight o'CI OK p. L.
between the first day Of Oc,ober
aud the first day OF May cf each ard
every year a d from four O'ciocl- - m
to ten o'clock q ~. md from four
o'clock D. N. - eight o'cl OK ?. ~ be
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-14
shareholders Meeting.

The shareholders of the First
National Bank of Brownsville. Tex
as, are hereby notified that its reg
ular ANIMAL meeting will be held
in lis banking house on Tuesday,
Janv, I1th, 1888, between the hours
of 10 a. m, and II IA, for the pur-
pose of amending Art. 3, of its Ar-
ticles of association, and eleoting a
board of directors for the ensuing
year
p. a. DUScAx, Cashier.
Brownsville, Tex > Dee. 9Th. 1897
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Sugar For Sale.

First grade white Sugar Will be
sold for ) cents per pound, L. ;.
currency; inferior grades as Tow as
A per pound. Samples will be sent
to adv address by mail if asked for
Prices subject to change without
notice. Terms CASH.
& RDTrr ~
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs IS taken; it IS pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ten efectualiy, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup OF Figs IS the
only remedy of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ae-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and observation-disclosures, It's
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have 1t On hand viii pro-
cure it promptly Tor any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fye SYRUP ca
ShS FRANCISCO. GIL
LOUISVILLE. 81. AEss YO3ss h.s.
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Cw Ordinance.

An Ordnance defining AID d,seril,-
ing the l;s, rket and the Ssaughi er- hoi.se
ot the civ Ct Brownsville, eXaS. pc
vidIng iuies AMI TegslsticaS ioT con
ductieg said misrktt ard siaughtes-
house. AID fer fhe col ect.Cn OF fees
for the Gccut aney thereof, for the Use
and beae CT the city.
Section ] re II ordained by the
city council OF the city OF Is; Owls
vl.t:-rhat all tha. certain piece OF
ground and the improvements thereon,
owned by the eitg situated III block
number eighty seVeA lS.l or SAID city,
commonly and geEeFssiiy known as the
Market. shall be and IS ROW hereby
designated Us the Market OF the city OF
Brownsville.
Section 2.-That the bHilSing owned
by B. a. Turegano, situated on the
bank of the re ae." near the cemetery
rented by the city from said FuIegaMo
witch bull ing aud promised are COM
monty and generally known a the
Slaughter house 5 al be-and they are
now .bereby designated as the '-SlaUght-
e'-house" Of the city OF Brownsville
Section 3. -. h.. no iTe~h beet, Ve2j,
mutton .ilsmb, goat or hog meat zen be
offered for sale within the city limits
except III the city market and then
on Y I.reyided th,t the saline shall have
been slaughtered IN the ciAE slaughter
house, and that the following Lamed
fees shall he charged and collected Tor
Strengthening IL the city slaughter
house, viz.
Fer each beef. SI.20
For esch goat or sleep p cents
Fer each h0g OF IO0lbs
or more IN weight, { 90 cents
For each roasting zig
or shoat. 10 cents
For each calf. 90 centS
For each kid Or.lamb % cent
Section That there shall hechaTg-
ed and col g: ed for all floor space o.
cupied within the market, fer the sale
nf articles thereon ard th. rein, except
3s herein alter mentioned one cent .. r
day for each square foot Of space So
occupied. provided that venuOrs o.
game, poultry eggs, lambs, kids ana
milk shall not be required 70 Fay
or the space occupied by said
articles hen said articles ex-
clUsiYtly. are offered Tor sale within
said market; and provided further,
that all vendors f whatever kind &C.
cupyins ;. ace Ui.hIn said market,
shall not ObstTuet the passage ways
ard side wills OF said marke: nor in
anv wise InteTf. fe with the ,raiic car
ried on IN said market
Section 5.-1hat aly person OF, ring
any of the following named art, les for
sale with n the city limits. during mar
k, t hours rs here after prescribed
viz: Game. poultry, fruit, fish. oysters
ana vegetables, shall not BE allowed 70
ped,:i or han the SAME en- the streets
OF the city, buJ must ring ihe same 70
the market for Sale; provided. that
nothing herein shall be construed a.
IN any wise interfering with or revent-
ing the sale Of said articles by any
licensed merchant, within tie city
limits at his or her regular place OF
business.
Section 6.-That the following fees
shah he charged and collected for Sc /
ing the 10 loving hi Il, d articles n the
n:sVl-ef n re civ VIZ.
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Brownsville, rexas
q. DRUI Az,

Mrs. Isollack has received a
fun line OF boys and youths
clothing, and shoes, which she is
Offering at very reasonable
prices. CaII ard invest.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-14
The u. S. GoY'f Reports
SHOW Royal Baking Powder
superior to al others.

There is no news from the steamer
since her departure from Galveston.
and 1t Is the opinion that she hao
put in at Arkansas on account of the
threatening weather.
Some planters in the county are
already breaking ground to put in
their early corn. From present in
dications, there viii probably be a
considerable acreage planted in beth
corn and cotton.
The friends OF Mrs. Peter s.
Champion of Hidalgo county, who
has been under treatment OF DR..
Kendall in the past month, are
pleased to learn that she has entire
iy recovered her health, having
been discharged from the hospital a
few days ago.
The cure of rheumatism has often
taxed medical skill, but it's preven-
lion has been very easy BIZ an oc-
cassonal use of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator. 1t keeps the liver well reg
ulated, and the system free from
poison. Therein is the secret of
health. Il have used it for years
for Indigestion and Constipation,
and also found it gives one relief
from a touch of Rheumatism. IN
Hughes, Lordsburg N NJ.
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~. Esiczs C1eanl 8akiag E8wssss
$1,000 ,saS Ma ssss:s zszEa.ss -. 81 eEsss-
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ABOUT TOWN

Now is the season 70 plant trees,
and all who hare the place should
set out few
B.A. Turegano has a nice lot of
oorned beef and pi ckled tongue
Call on him at the City market
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-01-14

TEE WHOLE system feels the
effect OF Hoods Sarsaparilia-stOm
ach, liver, Kidneys. heart, nerves are
strengthened and 3JSTAINEp.
Fine Tailoring.
If YOU want pair OF pants Or a
SUIT of clothes made in the latest IA
hion. or clothes cleaned or dyed,
call on first class tailor,
ANDRES FIERLING,
The Tailor
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and request your Honor SO to do I.
Respectfully submitted
(Signed} c. Cara, Chairman.
JAS 4. Browne.
Benz. KowaisAi
Police Committees.
The following bills were ordered
paid, wiz =
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E. G. Forto, Sher5ff Feed
ing and guarding city
prisoners from Sept 1st : 10 IN
to Dec 26th-, 1897, as per - ~
acct. rendered and ap
proved by the Marshal.
p. Y. Farias
For one wooden lamp
post erected on the corner e IN
or Elizabeth aud sixth
streets.
Manuel Alfonso garden Oct
10Th, 1897, one rake for 5 LOO
cemetery.
Waters Pierce Oil Co.
Dec. 2lst-, 1897, 5 cases oil $3.50
Dec. 9th, 1897, ) y $50
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Ses &inosmoroes amgeflast,

9lm Samltag gto1mittaa fano
Yatrif 8. Heao i'm Nbtritt binter Iei=
rem Sauie Die 2eibe zines ueusebornen
&inoes. Cine ndhere unterluAun9 err
eab, oab oas Gino lebeno our Welt fan
uno oeltorben lsi neil es ausseiebt
wurbe. Ser geroabt, bas &ino aus=
seiebt gu baben. lentte lid iofort auf
Ollie 8urris, cine Wittlpe i'm 9llter bon
uneefdbr % sSabren. Die al5 Sienlt=
nto9o bel geao eearbeitet, bor menisell
Saoen aber erfrantt uno fortoeaanaen
mar. Die 2ei6e oes Ginbes mar III eln
6emo unt einen unterrpf gelpifelt. uno
ba Der lebtere als @iaentbum Der 6rau
Surris erfannt muroe, 10 suarb Elm 9er=
baftsbefebl sesen oieielbe ausaefteai
unb am Sonntag naro oielelbe BON
ben Marl1als 6rem unO Sreenep per.
baftet uno nab Der Sail gebra6t. Sit
lduanet nibt. Die Mutter oes Slnoes gu
iein, bebauptet aber, oahelbe lei toot se=
boren.
Ser Mann Der Wittme 8urris i1t DO,
uneefdbr bier Sabren aeitorben uno bat
| ibr stpei Sinber binterlallen, tpelde fl
bel 8eripanoten untersebraAt bat. Si'
! ilt bic Sodter bon Sbomas Stansbu,i
in MliDpale.
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Grs Manor rcrbaitet.

gine Senlation BON erfe Site"
bat Canton. 2eBte gOhs tparo Wil=
liam s. piero, friiber Mapor oer
Staot. auf Die 8eranlalluns bes poit=
Offices =SnipettDr5 u. p. Omen perbafs
tet. Derielbe lit peroddtig, bel Der
Beraubuns Der poif=Offiee in Maiiil.
Ion, iiber ipelhe mir leBte Wohe beridj=
tet. betbeiligt seueien su iein.
.5n ieinem Beiibe iDuroen 5000
Grantomarfen gefllnben. barunter aud
folhe, pelhe nur BON poitmei!krn ber=
ipenbet unb niht perfauft lperoen. Oa=
neben fano man in ieiner Office nod,
ginbreder=Wert3euge unb grploiions-
foffe aller Nrt. piero 1T Elm Nopofal
unb bate cine quite praris. Sein
@hmiegerpater, Dominit 9pler, tpa,
friiber Gdabmeiifer Der DiebOlb Safe
& God SO. uno lieB iib Gdlihunger
All G1uloen tommen. Gin 9teffe Des
Werbafteten. .Gbub1 piero, lpurot
glei1fals feItgenomnien uno foa Bel
benz ginbrud In Maliilon betbeilis1
9elpeIen iein; als man ibn perbaftete,
bate er cine Glai6e Nitroglpcerin II
Der 9ai1e unb bebnuptete, man mift
ibm bic Hlai6e lafien, es lei 0niten.
nteoi3in barin.
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WclturDcu.

alm "a. ssebruar aat lstner ssorm in,
GtoneersettDdle iSrleorl1 gnbn i'm
aIter BON IS Sapren y U,Onaien' e Ser
Der rliOrOsue mar IN Reaisrunosbesirt
Nrnsbere, 9Beitpbalen, aeboren uno
lam iAon als iunaer gurihe in bfn
fiinIsiser Sabren nod oen Ser. @taa-
ten uno lieb lid) i'm Stonecreettbole
nieper. gr mar smeinal perbeiratbet.
Seine erIte Srau mar Wtargaretb 2ln@
teup, pelde ibm ieds &inoer asbar,
uon welhen nod iiinf, s,pei Sobne uno
orei S0hter, am 2eben. Seine smelte
5Srau mar 9oia Gebrli; Elm Ginb aus
oieier gbe 1T ihon i'm Surten Alter ae.
liprben.
9m "a. 6ebruur in gtep Bbilopel=
pbia, Senrp G. 3utt, I'M gllter pon
50 sSabren. Ser 8erltorbene mar Elm
Sobn BON Sames yutt, einem Der dlte=
ten gulieoler bes S!otplpn 3bales. Gr
binterldBt bret erwad)Iene &inoer, elntn
Sobu llno swei 30dter.
Nm %. Sebruar in Der ytlbe BON
| Sunoee, ---- Sraolep, i'm 9llter
upn IS sSabren. Serielbe mar in g0e't=
morelano Guuntp in YennIplpanien 0e=
boren, tam aber ibon als junaer Wann
no6 Ctio uno lieb lih in DER Ndbe bon
Tunoee nisoer. ST binterlaBt cine
trauernbe @ittlpe, eiren Spbn uno orel
8roBtinoer.
glm 27. SSebruor in Glepelano, 6rall
gmma 8rpwn, Die Satin ppn glrtDur
gS. yrolpn, i'm 9llter bon As Sobren.
Iie @erliprbene mar cine 5o6ter oes
Dor einisen Sobren bier oerltorbsntn
Gr. Buell.. Sic 2eihe muroe bleDer
aebraht uno NeItern auf Dem alten
Hrieobof beeraben.
9m Montae Miprgen in New gDila=
oelpbia SenrD Neumann, SDbn bon
| sSo6n Is. 9}eumann, Gr=Gecoroer, i'm
Utter BON Is Sabren an Der Nusseb=
rung. Ser iunae Munn mar erit tirS'
li6 BON @beeling 5uriif 9ebradt lpor=
oen, mo er pergebens Seilung aeluht
bate. Sie Qeide nuroe aeltern 0pr:
mittag auf Dem fatboliIhen 6rieo'
bof in Canal Soper sur leBten &ube be-
ltattet. Ser 0erltorbene mar Elm lltit
olieo Der @reat @altern Yano, oerel
Mit9lieber Dem straightforward Oat
lebte Gbrengeleite gaben.
9lm 27. 6ebruar in SenniIon 6rol
Ga:berina u. @oul0burn i'm glter Dol
81 Sabren.
/ 9lm 27. Sebruar i'm Nrnenbaui
| Sobn Sones, 72 Sabre alt. 9ie 9ei6
maro am Sienltas Nahmittag auI Den
neuen Jrieobpf oabier beigeleBt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Daniel 0ufiman aeaen Sarnh Bop-7
BAN ii. u. Gin Nnipru1 bes Gldaers
fir $69I .73 nno elm anoerer Der SusS
caraipas guiloing q 2oan SO. fir
1924 20 muroen riebtia beflnoen unb
Terfanf nes @iaentb,ns onaeoronet.
Sobn 9laaelp II. u. seaen s. S.
Walid Sa Der glnaeflaQte niht ere
ihicnen, uurbe Elm Mnlpruh fiir $3.50
uno Softer anerfannt unn yserfauf an=
eeornnet.
Sobn GiIaore aeaen Gotdarine Geis
benbah. Ter Mniprub beg Gldgers
ouf oos beltriitsne Giselltbum puroe
anerfunnt.
gS. sc Crater neaen gmilD Mcglearp.
Ger 9lniprlld oes aldeers auf oas be-
Itrittene gieentbum muroe anerfannf.
gSm. Garlon Qesen 9Ilice Carton.
@heIheiouna beDilii0t.
&. M. NdlleD, 9liiianee. oeaen 2puis
Qsoroti. 9siaeteat uno Soften be,ablt.
Terielbe 0e9en u. s. Slider. 6allen
9elallen.
Serlelbe ge9cn 9S. w. 9Self. &DfeH
hesahlt uuo fallen 9elullen.
Serielpe gegen Noaal Sdlupp. So
ten beSablt uno fallen gelallen.
Glen Slngermonn aeAen ebrlltlan
Sineermann. Ser NnaetluAte muroe
meoen Mibahtun0 Oes Geri6ts fiir 10
Sage nod Dem Nrbeitshous in 6anton
oeihift uno su elmer SuBe bon 500
neblt Soften perurtbeilt.
Sarrict 8atrell 0e9en Sbomas Gur=
nahan. Ser gln9etla9te tpar nidt er=
! Ibienen uno wuroe sur geSablung BON
1922 uab Golten perurtbeilt.
Senrp Genoer aeaen Ulora Gtnoer.
gbefdeioune bepiliat.
&. M. Bailey, gliignee, .aegen Safob
&uoulph IL. u. 0allsn geluilen uno
Soften besablt.
9erielbe segen Sames Conner. Sei,
selest uno Soften besablt.
Sanes Mt@ormid, 9lom., 9egeu
SEQ. 0ifep u. q. 3usiifgssosen.
SSreo. Gabel ge9en llbyihspille. Gas
| ~Stlutil UtS utuVptS ppii opltlDGDtu'
nuroc beItdti9t.
Nnl. gur aesen glisabetb GOr. Ser.
I6oben.
;Sreo. WaIem eegen 2eiuis Sdeu Ii
q. Sem &ldger wuroen $l29.57 gu
eeiproden uno 0erfauf angeoroRet.
Cbio Sarmers sSnIurance 60. gesei
6enrD Stoder Il. u. Ser flagenoet
partei wuroen $9099.80 unb $3l6.3;
an beSablten Saren uno bem @erllb(
6ioler $2395. so 5ugeipro0en.
SbiO 9eaen 0enrp Sulioan. Se
9ln9etlaete leiitete $500 giir9itaft, TN
i'm 9lpril Sermln Dor Dem Werlbt 81
erideiuen.
Sn Der Nneele0enbeit Der s. & %
8ant in lbri1spille entiheioet oas 8e
: ri9t, OaB Die RreoitOren Der Sonf I'M
/ 90. y. 3bomplon's 9leib 9e6alten wer
: ben lollen.
/ @ebrlioer StaISe & So. 9e9en Wri9f
I uno g8alter. SeigeleBt unO Soften be
| sablt.
. ltarr Erintman gegen SEQ. 6eflt
: u. ". 8ertauf an0eOronet.