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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-05-21

Mr.. BURT VENABLE editor of
the Payette Index, says:
Lieutenant Harry Syms, foreman of
the Caldwell Record Office had the hon
or OF leading the first company of re-
cruits to the rendezvous at Boise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30

Dallas News for the reports OF the pro-
cecdings OF this meeting.
Resolved. That the thanks OF this asso-
citation be and they are hereby rendered
our president, Dr. Bacon Saunders, for his
able and impartial administration Of the az
fairs OF the association: to Dr. H. A. West
for the able performance OF his arduous
and difficult duties in time Of financial
need; also to Dr.. J. clarendon. treasurer,
and to The officers Of the several sections
for their able cooperation. all Of which
has eliminated In one OF the hes. meetings
In the history OF the association.
HONORARY MEMBERS.
The report OF tho judicial committee.
making all charter members OF the assoc
citation honorary members. was agreed to
az previously stated, with tho addition OF
DR.. J. clarendon OF Houston, who was ono
OF the original members OF the associasio,
when IL was first organized in this city over
thirty years ago.
THE WIND UP
The report of the vice president was here
presented and approved. It made elaborate
arrangements FOR the next convention.
named speakers and subjects for discussion
on that occasion and mapped out generally
a splendid programme for the gathering OF
1899. when the association will meet on the
fourth Tuesday In April in the city OF San
Antonio.
NOTES.
During the convention the members hal
a standing invitation to the cuurtesies of
the Houston Club; they Also received po-
lite invitation from the Sisters OF ST. .lo-
eeph's infirmary to visit and inspect that
magnificent institution. which AFFORDS nc
commodations for 100 patients. and In MANY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
THE MEDICAL EXAMINA yr0y
Dir. SAUNDERS OF the Ned,c,, p....
Not Yet AlXikcI NJ III. NJ. M

III, SAUNDERS of the McdIcnl Ro,ra
N"t yet Advised of His Duties.
pr Bacon Saunders of Fort Worth ox.
president of the Texas State Medical as.
soc'ation, was questioned by a reporter To-.
Inc Post yesterday in regard to his nm
aerstanding of the duties of the board OF
medical examiners for Texas recruits /.
notice Of the appointment of which an
peared in these columns yesterday. In re-.
ply Dr.. Saunders stated that he had had
only very short telephonic conversa.
tion with Governor Oulberaon on Tbnrs-
day and the idea he gathered from What
was said by the executive was that nr
rescue Of Waco, himself and the regular
army surgeon mentioned were simply on
T.c'ed 10 pass on the qualifications of AN.
fiieah's Tor positions in the medical, eorns
VIII not be able" said DR.. Saunders
10 offend to the duties of NV po.it,op
IN case the board is called on 10 examine
az or the Texas recruits, and In the event
mat we should be ordered or requested IN
act IN That capacity I VIII be, compelled n
resign the place which | accepted Thurs.
aaN' Eoverpor Culherson informed me- that
would receive Instructions from wash
ipston within the next few DAYS and nnt,i
near from the capital | will he com
pietely in the dark as to what is expected
Allowing fifteen minutes for the evan
nation OF each recruit It Will take soms-
tning like l07 days TO finish with the Vol.
unteers who will 20 from Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
CITY BREvITlEs.

ihere VIII be political meeting NJ
drummer Gartenverein Tuesday night.
Al recruits 10 the Houston Lieht Guara
WIZ report at the armory at n m fo,,
drill tonight - H. 'or
Hon. w, NJ, Holland was oyerinved %.
,eraay over the arrival at his house Of !.
little girl baby. NUS Vi a
hid Swell. colorsd, was placed und,r :,
ssoo bond Yesterday by Justice Hill on tbs
charge OF theft. '" 'ne
DIVISION No. 80 United Commerci,,
.,,Iaveirrs' VIII hold meeting tonight in
'nen room IN the Fox building at S o'clock
Mr. r. M. Middlebroos. well known
e,lzen OF Columbus, Yesterday volunteered
MS services to the Houston Light Guard
by wire uuafu
me FIRST Ward Savers club viii hoId n
,Ieeting Monday night at the corner NJ
houston avenue and Dart street. a. Sim.
mons saloon. ~ SIN
Ihere will be preaching al the West
minister Presbyterian church SUNDAY AZ ~
a, m. ana p. m. by Rev. Edwin MeNutt
OF Efflngham, ILL., '''a''
The Ladies' Auxiliary beard NJ N.
vvrittenton Rescue Home will meet AT me
ionhs Mems Christian Association par,nrs
today at $3.50 p. m. r"''ot'
ne nrays Bayou Harmony club he,d
'nsir quarterly meeting yesterday and A.
einen TO celebrate their barbecue ande-S.nss
on May 81 and July 4
Mr., and Mrs t. G. Ratclih hays n,,v.a
rom the Capitol Hotel to No. 7eO Crawfors
,.re corner OF Rusk avenue. where tbev
WIZ be glad to see their friends. - ivy
The Q MI club Will give a picn,c ma.
a. Magnolia Park complimentary IN ' ,n",y
NO, M friends Mrs. Porter Mrs Care ana
Mrs. baVe VIII act as chsperones. Au
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
THE LOCAL MILITARY,
HOUSTON CAVALRY THE FIRST
FIRST TO RECRUIT.
Everybody Wants to Ride-Houston
VIII Furnish the Colonel Of
CnvnIry--Thc Boys Drill.

Captain Towles of the Houston Cavalry
had out command last night tha,
stretched in single file entirely across court
house square There were over ninety
men in line.
Captain Towles was asked II he had re-
cruited his company to the limit
Yes" said he, ''and have turned away
a sufficient number to form another com
pany. have taken only the best material
that has offered and am keeping still a
half dozen or more vacancies for good ma
terial. have had 20 trouble in recruiting
my company. it seems that everybody
wants TO ride.
Il can move just as soon as the company
is called out"
Tho Light Guard and Emmets are no,
yet recruited to the limit. each having
about twenty-five men yet to enlist. The
contention that has arisen over the Vol
unteer Guards being permitted to retain
their organization intact after enlistment
is the reason assigned for the hardness
in recruiting the infantry branch OF the
service
The change OF the plan originally out
lined by the secretary of war. In desig-
mating Houston as the point for mobiizlns
the Texas troops, >has also had the effect
OF dampening TO some extent the local
military ardor, but 1t Is safe TO say that
every command in Houston will be fully
recruited when 1t Is ordered to move.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30

II|
night for an assault made on BurAtt Arm
strong. on tho night Of December "a. Barr
rett has been wanted by the city and coun-
~ authorities more or less for the last
three years, and In the justice courts there
arc pending against him number OF
charges for alleged assaults, fights, etc.
Several weeks ago he and another negro
quarreled while on the outskirts OF the
Third ward. and Barrett shot at his ad !.
yersary several times. The police hurried
to the scene. but barrett had disappeared.
On several occasions he has been knorn to
be In a certain locality. but always man !
aged TO get away before the police could
respond to call. Thursday night Informal
ton was impaired TO the police department
that Barrett was In hiding in house In
the Third ward. Officers Smith and Lub-
book gained entrance to the house and
took the negro by surprise. He only sub
mittcd at the point of couple of pistols
and that with some trouble
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
G. w. BALDWIN
Nephew of the late G. W. Baldwin
BOOKSELLER AND STATlONH1
6os MAIN STREET.
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

BARTLETT.--A supper for the basi|
of the Presbyterian church was we'll q
tended.
SEALY.--The sealy Maifest under q
auspices of the Sealy Park club, Will !
held May 4. The committees have N
nothing undone to make it grand sut|
cess.
CoLMESNEIL. ~ Hon. David Lindsey y
candidate for reelection to the lesislttll
ENNIS. Mrs. Charles Allen n lying I
the point Of death, caused from iuas|
of paralysis.
ENNIS ri. 7. Allen was elected eau|
man to fill an unexpired term.
ALVIN. The cattlemen are ~
gagged in their annual roundup ~
fine condition this season.
FORT WORTH.--The citizens y sss
boro are much elated over the piosls z
having their new road running py ivy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
rERsoNAL MENTION.

Foster to visit friends. sa'e'uay iof
4. Hon. Don A, bliss Of Sherman ~.
u guest at the Capitol. ieAas'
,. MISS Bessie Spencer Of Galveston l. ~.
suest o. Miss Marietta Delgado. ~ . 'ue
Mt EDWARD b, cunnlngham Of Sea-
i&nu was visitor to Houston yes,er 5usar-
Miss Ella Smith and Miss Jaspor r.,...
. .s. Yesterday morning for Deonwa. nos
~ SAv,e. Ior tue next two days. thew VII;
oe me guests Of Miss Gibbs sis,sr rs WI WI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
METEOROLOGICAL

HOWE.--Denison. Texas, AprlL III. "a,
j. Howe. street commissioner icI w. :.
years. died last night The deceas s''. \ y
at one time roadmaster OF 9ne h y
Pacific. and identified with railway = =
struction in Texas in early DAYS 3 !.
sHEGOG.--E Ennis, Texas, April AK, I,
Coy Shegog, a good citizen q ~ 4,
died at his home at 5 O'Clock -
morning Of consumption.
yERBER. Kaufman. Texas, Ap!nu a
s. S. Yerber, aged 6s years. clsu ssss
home eight miles west OF this c''y .ysss
day evening Of consumption.
leaves no relatives in this ccunly: d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
The Coast Line.

omaha Bee.
The United States has . verv ,o,n
line which will require watcb,rs !. 'as'
eoa. ,n' ,,rn troubles The Atlantic
stretches along q sS fnr miles long tho Gnlf
mica, '0n]' Total OF els
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
Hon. VI. ". Crane 10 s..,,

hon. NJ NJ Crane. candidate for pov-
ernor, viii sneak tonight at the pythian
Hall, in the Fifth ward He will be iu,ro-
duced by Hon, John r, Browne. His sn,.rh
VIII be Of particular interest to the lahor'
ing element. This will probably be he i,rs,
ume mat candidate for goyernor has
ever spoken in the Fifth ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
Appointed Dcnu,,.

w. george Bringhurst has been an.
s o.a'eo Inc office deputy under sheriff Az.
S S,.son, me position held by Mr. p.va.
,s n.h Erichson was sheriF. MIR. nrinshn.s',
ah,,i, gentleman Of acknowledged clsr,ns,
3'A''s and viii make good DANNY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30

The friends and supporters Of Hon. Jo.
ssfh D. Savers have arranged for free
barbecue and speaking In tho interest Of
their candidate at Spring Branch today
All the county candidates have b,cn II /.
Mted 70 be present and big time is OK /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
IA namnfng Gr.,nna.

The city has leased thirty one acres OF
land from j. !. settegast Tor stables Tor,
the scasenksr department and for q dump.
Ing srnurd. The ground is located north
OF the Harrisburg road and the lease Wa
susnorlscd BY the council st IL last meet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30

houston Will have the distinction OF fur
nishing the commander for at least one o..
'he four Texas regiments, IL being give,
out that Colonel j. r. Wates of this city
VIII be made colonel of the regiment OF
Iexas cavalry Colonel Waties was being
upon his appointment.
Messrs, Frank Herb and Charles Lewis.
Houston's leading band men, are ARRANGING
10 furnish military band for the First
ieNas regiment They say they viii pro-
vide the men If the State will eouip them
Win instruments and uniforms. II their
psuposl,ion be accepted the First regiment
band h'St-class
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
N(yTInE.

~ y H,mmirss, lace. etc, sofa 80. (.
= set q trustee ale. sos Main ' sss.s,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30
NOTICE
HOUSTON GAS LIcHr =,

less a ~ s.,mminss, lace, ETC.. sold regard.
'ess q cost at trustee sale. Goa Mai, sras,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30

Arrested for Assault.
Mounted Police Lubbock and Smith can.
'ursd John Barrett ooiorsd. Thussday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-30

Gas cooking stoves and hot p'sp s'
by Houston Gas Light Co.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-01
DEATHS.

WIEHL-At his home in Zelienople,
Nov. 26, 1898 Sidney NJ. Weihl,
aged about 10 yeals.
EIChART-Nov. %. 1898. Merne
Lucille, daughter of John A. Eichert
of Jackson twp, aged two years.
WAGNER-At his home near Evans
City, Nov 30 1898. H. P. G. Wagner
in his 65th year.
RITTER-At his home on Water St..
Butler. at IL P NJ. Wednesday Nov.
80 1898 Sebastian Ritter, aged about
80 years.
Mr. Ritter was a resident of Butler
for many years member of the Cath
olic church, and good and respected
neighbor.
MUNTZ-At the home of her daughter
Mrs. DR. Jackson in Beaver Falls,
Nov. 81, 1893. Mrs. Dorothea Muntz,
widow of Henry Muntz, decd of Zeli-
nople, in her S4th year.
Mrs. Muntz's3 death was caused by
pneumonia which developed within two
days. She was born in the Sherman
doah Valley. Va. and in 1892 was married
to Rev. jacobs eDieffenbacher, who was
soon after aptiolffted pastor of the Har'
mony German Reformed church when
they moved ID. Helienople. Four sons
were born to thHm, two of whom Rev.
Usibius of West, Va, and Rev. Cyrus, OF
Greensburg, survive their mother. Rev.
Detfenbacher having died, the widow
was married in 1854 10 Henry Muntz
One daughter was born to them
Amelia, who is the wife of DR.. Jackson.
of New Brighton Mrs. Muntz was a
good christian woman and was well
k nown in that community. About siz
weeks ago she left her home in Zelieno
pie to make her home this winter with
her daughter She was buried in the
Luthern cemetery in Zelienople.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-01
,DackSVille.

Mrs. Margaret Gardner was given a
surprise on Thanksgiving by her child
rem Those present from distance
were Mrs w F. Sickle of Eau Claire
and John Gardner of Youngstown, o.
The occasion was the birthday of Mrs
Gardner Roast turkey and other good
things were enjoyed by those present.
The gas wei, on the farm of William
Humphrey proved to be a good one.
The next one is begun on the farm of
j. C.. Hogue.
The gas line north of town exploded
on Thanksgiving day and was the cause
of considerable annoyance TO those us
ing gas who had no place to make coal
fire The break was repaired the same
day.
Master Don Pisor was 50 unfortunate
az to break On arm while at school on
Monday.
Lorie Kelly and his nephew, Norman
Shoaff started for Michigan, Monday
afternoon. They expect to be absent
| for some time.
James Brandon is seriously i'll at this
| writing and little hopes are entertained
for his recovery. Two of the children
are also ill.
! Jos. G Cooper is home on visit. He
I has been employed drilling gas wells at
| Conneaut ..
Thos. Moore has been sick, but is re
ported better.
Reys s. A Stewart, pastor of PLAIN
grove church and James ID. Humphrey
of Allegheny Theological Semi nary
were pleasant callers in Jacksville re-
Gently. MORE ANON.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-01
Poetry i'm The Courts.

The right of an attorney to presen:
his clients case in court in rhyme will
soon be tested in Indiana. There is a
case in that State which is before the
Circuit Court where the attorney for
the defense served notice that he inten-
ded to deliver his argument in poetry
The attorneys for the plaintiff protest
ed, and the court ruled out the poet
ically-inclined lawyer. The latter has
remained firm, and as there are no pre-
cedents governing the case, the judges
have taken it under advisement and
will soon render decision.
The decision should favor the plai n
tiff If lawyers were allowed to plead
their causes in rhyme, the next step
might be the assertion of their right TO
sing their arguments to the judge and
jury. 1t is but step and short one,
too, from rhymed meter to song. I'm
agine for a moment the effect of such d
change Tenor lawyers, baritone law
yers and bass lawyers would take the
place of experts on corporation and pat
ent laws. People would go TO court
to hear good music instead of to the
opera.
But there is reason still more po-
tent why the Indiana poet-lawyer
should be squelched.
Should lawyers become their own
poets, they would crowd ont deserving
and hard working village Millions and
Homers. not to mention our own Penn
sylvania colonels. Any way, is there
not enough bad loetry written nova
days with out the lawyers getting into
the game? -Phlla. In quirer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-01
A Letter From n Co. T. Boy.

Yours of recent date at hand and
since we have gotten settled In quarters
[ will try and give you the news, we
have had quite an experience IN gettlng
to our new location. We boarded cars
a Camp Meade Friday evening a week.
and started on the longest trip we nave
ever made, leaving Harrisburg on the
Cumberland Valley we spent the nlght
wheeling our way through old Virginia
arriving at Norfolk at II o'clock on Sat
urday morning, from there we passed
over the Norfolk & Western to Greens
boro and then oyer the Seaboard Air
Line to Athens where we arrived on
Sunday at P NJ. in a soaking rain
We left the train at p. NJ and were
auartered until 8 o'clock in an old ware
room and then moved to private
dwelling in town, an old southern man
sion with colonial columns and an AIR
of departed grandeur. 1t was III good
repair and we were very comfortable
Rain continued most of the time un-
till Thursday when we had camp pre-
pared and canvas up. Camp IS about
one mile from town and in an excellent
location water has been piped to us
from the city mains and | understand
electric arc lamps will be put up by the
electric light Co. We are in and old
cotton field but the cotton plants have
all been pulled and the ground rolled
hard by heavy roller.
The city hag about 10000 inhabitants
and the white part of the population
are as fine class of people as we ever
met in our travels. They have received
us with open arms and with true south
ern hospitality. They cherish no i'll
will that we are sons of their ancestors,
foes and all sectional differences are for
gotten The colored people give no
trouble and will not if let alone.
There are six men in each mess now.
Six men in the new arrangement have
more room than two men in single
tent as it was before they have three
tents, end to end and joined and wood
stove set in the centre one.
We have just put in onr requlsllon
for cloths to wear in Cuba and krag
Jorgenson rifles will be given to us
soon. suppose we will be on our way
to the Pearl of the Antilles on or be-
fore Chritmas.
Our mess is going to haye a regular
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday we are
aving a turkey roasted and other nee
essary articles to go with it.
Your Friend
THOMAS WATSON.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-01
Euclid.

f w Thompson was home few
days recently. from Youngstown. ONO,
where he is engaged with the Broad
head Contracting Co.
Mrs. J. L. Seaton was a Butler visit
or one day last week.
Rev II w McMichael returned to
his charge at Scroggsfield, Ohio, last
Saturday, after few days visit at the
home of his parents
Mrs. J. j, Miller met with a painful
accident on Monday morning She
slipped on the ice, fell and dlslocated
her ankle.
Harry Stepp is making some eAten-
sive improvements on his property.
Clyde McMlchael of Zelienople. a
former resident of this place, spent a
few days with his sister Mrs. i. f..
Stover.
Jennie Seaton made flying trip to
Butler on Monday.
J. NJ. Painter Esq. of Butler was in
Euclid one day last week.
r. NJ. Baker Esq. and family were
the guests of his taCher Geo. h. Baker,
on Thanksgiving.
Rev. NJ. NJ Milford of Nilisca Iowa
recent graduate of the Xenia, OhlC
, theological Seminary IS visiting his
uncles Joseph and Japhia McMlchael
Mr.. Milford is a son of James Milford
who moved some twenty years ago
from the farm now owned by G. II
McClung to southwestern Iowa.
Lawrence Slower was home last weeh
from Carbon Centre, where ne hold'
the position OF fireman on steam shov
el.
The people of this vicinity are pleas
ed to learn that Mrs. Melvin Campbell
of Pirtsburg is so far recovered from al
attuck of typhoid fever, as TO be able Z
come TO the home of her father 5. X
Mccall.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson McCandles
are rejoicing over the birth of a bab.
girl.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-12-01
jury Lists for peee mbsr Term.

List of names drawn from the proper
| Jury wheel this 7th day Of November.
A. d. 1898. to serve as grand jurors at q
regular term of court commencing on
| the first Monday of December, A. D.
1898, the same being the 5th day of said
| month;
Anderson, o. H, Allegheny tp, farmer
Boyer, William, Lancaster tp, farmer
Campbell, Jos. NJ, Fairyiew tp, former
Campbell, o. p. West Sunbury, far
Campbell, Levi. Parker tp, farmer
Gillespie, John. Middlesex tip. mer
Kelly, Joseph, Cherry tp, farmer
Kelly, John c.. Butler tp. farmer
Klingler, Fred, Butler, 4th wd, miller
Murphy B, Butler 5th wd, carpenter
McClymonds r C, Centreville, editor
McMichael Zenas. Zelienople, laborer.
Mccullough j NJ, Fairview tp, farmer.
Quigley D d, Penn tp, farmer.
Ramsey W S, Jackson tp, farmer
Storey William, Faryiew boyp, farmer.
Shannon. Q G, Connoquedessiag tp,
farmer
Smith H J, Butler Sd wd. merchant.
Stoops Warren Concord tp, farmer.
Valley Plpnmer, Parker tp, farmer
WopeTS l., Allegheny tip, farmer.
Ws(Eer James. Jefferson tp, farmer
Wallace James. zslienople, lsborer.
Wick j NJ, Butler, end wd, gent.
| List of names drawn from the proper
jury wheel this 7th day of November.
A. D. 1898, to serve as petit jurors at @
regular term of court commencing on
the second Monday of December, A.
| D. 1898, the same being the 12th day OF
said month:
sndre Daniel, Butler tp. laborer.
/, Aldinger c A, Millerstown, shoemaker.
Bicker Louis II. Winfield tp, farmer.
Bennett w s, Allegheny tp. farmer.
Barnes r L, Harrisville, contractor.
Barron Robert, Worth tp, farmer.
Barr John G, Adams tip, farmer.
Bell W E, Mercer tp. farmer.
Brown William, Concord tp, farmer.
Boggs James p. Forward tp, farmer.
By ers William, Millerstown, carpenter.
Boyer Levi. Lancaster tp. farmer.
| Cranmer A w, Clay tp, farmer.
Conley James P. Adams tp, farmer.
Chesney w G, Saxonburg producer.
Crisweil Joseph. Butler tp. farmer.
Dodds David, Penn tp, farmer.
Dunlap Morrison, Mercer tp, farmer.
Easley Joseph. Butler, I'd wd.. laborer
Eyth Frank Csntreville. hotel keeper
Fleming Michael. Clearield tp. farmer
Fullerton M G., Cleartield tp, farmer.
Forester James, Prospect, farmer
Fowler John, Forward tip, farmer.
Graham Thomas. Butler, 4th wd, far
Graham Walter L. Butler 4th wd.
atty.
Gilchrist James, Worth tp, farmer.
Graham Charles, Penn tip, farmer.
Hockenbery Charles, Cherry tp. far
Hockenberry Mont, Cherry tp. farmer
Heckart William, Clinton tip, carpen
ter.
King H NJ, Butler let wd laborer
Kerner P, Butler 1st wa. driller.
Lang Earhart, Winfield tp. farmer,
Milligan e 8. Clsarfisld Up. farmer.
Murphy Oliver T, Worth Up, farmer
McNamara John, Parker tip, farmer.
McFsdden Hugh. Donegal tp, farmer
McQuistie1 w W. Butler, Sd wd, gent
Scott J c Prospect, painter.
Starr John, Butler, I'd wd. laborer,
Shaner A +, Muddycreek tp. farmer
Shorts William, Butler tip, farmer
Thorn Cyrus, Cranberry tp, pumper
Turner G, Parker tip. driller
| Thompson Joseph, Franklin Up, farmer
Vanderlin Fl 8, Butler 4th wd, student
Wilson Alexander Allegheny tp, far
mer