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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30

there to be maintained at the expense
Of this city.
Supervisor Holland, Max Pepper and
Senator Larry Dwyer have the matter
in charge. The residents of the Mis-
sion have protested against tEe re-
building of the Pesthouse or the prose-
cution of any work tending toward
the permanency of the establishment.
1t is 10 meet their wishes that the
committee is working It is not
thought likely the Pesthouse will be
abandoned. as it would be an imme-
date necessity should smallpox de-
velop here. All cases must of neces-
sity be isolated, and some place must
be provided against the contingency
of an outbreak
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30
Troubles of Violinist Egry.

Advances made on furniture ana pianos with
or without removal J. Noonan, 1Ol7-lO23 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Bernstein,

. eb
= N n
n
and OF the
whom he made his wife brief period the Atlantic
a
q Mr. Bernstein engaged actively mining in the neghtorood
IN a and
G. of
of
the gather
ed flowers
j
v many
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30

~ UPERVISORS Holland, Aigel-
finger and Byington paid an
official visit yesterday to the
49, Pesthouse TO inspect the build
ing now in course of consuuc-
ton. 1t was Mr.. Byington's introduc-
tion TO the work of the Building
Committee, OF which he was made
member recently. The new building
is rapidly taking form and will soon
he ready for occupancy. At present
all the charges of the city are housed
in the main building in cramped guar
ters Two have died within a week,
leaving nineteen inmates of the insti-
tuition.
The grounds are to be cleared Of all
rubbish at once and new sewers are
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30

'Pegamod' gold. latest. best perfect paint;
sample bottle 25c. Pegamoid, 6S Chronicle bldg .
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30
Marine Firemen,s Funds.

H. Murphy. $50 Market street, lends money
on second mortgages and estates.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
FROM COTTONWOOD

The weather still continues very
dry.
Plenty Of sickness.
Mrs. Lucy Thomas and children
visited relatives near Kurten SAT-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Conrad of Houston is visit.
ing in this community.
Miss Blanche Hickman attended
services at Union Hill Sunday.
There were service at the Chris.
tian church Sunday by Rev. Hop.
kins OF Benchley.
There were services at the Bap
tist church Sunday night by Rev
Earl Elliott OF Bryan.
Marajah.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02

The Mutual improvement circle held
business meeting At the residence Of
Mrs. W. S. Howell Thursday evening
The circle will meet again with Mrs.
Howell September %, that being the
opening meeting Of the year. The fret
meeting will be he'd sept. "a with Mrs.
Clifford A. Adams. The circle will
study French literature and history
this year.
| DR.. X. w. Breach Of Burleson county,
was visitor 10 the city yesterday. Dr.
Breach has recently moved from Merle
to setesta, and his brother, DR.. ID. NJ.
Broach, has moved from Wellborn to
Merle. They will be associated togeth-
or In that section.
To Patrons OF Public school-Thoss
OF you who have books to exchange will
nnd 1t to your advantage 70 bring them
before Monday with cash to pay differ
ence. Tyler Haswell, Agent Tor State
School Books. 239
Dave II. Shapiro arrived here yester-
day en- route home TO Madisonville from
St. Louis and other cities where he has
been buying an immense stock Of fall
and winter dry goods for Shapiro & Me-
liver,
We now have 4 wagon and are pre-.
pared to deliver cotton seed bulls to
any part Of the city. Ring up No a. or
send in your orders to the Bryan Cotton
Seed Oil Mill, +. J. Fountain, Mau'
ager. 2iO
Col. W. T. Jones was visitor TO the
city yesterday. Col. Jones has just re-
turned from an extended trip over west
Texas In Tom Green, schleieher and
other counties.
ID. Mike, Jr., has plenty Of fine alfalfa
and forney hay, and all other kinds OF
feed stuff cheap for cash. Also best
Hour, every sack guaranteed, Tor tl.VO
cash. go.
For the benefit OF those interested in
the opening Of the city schools The Ia
gle rspublishes supt. Winters announce
ment regarding text books this morn
ing.
TO TRADE-A good type writing
machine for a good mleh COW. Apply
at this office. $3.50.
All kinds Of fine millinery very cheap
at Mrs q. NJ. Proctors. ls3tf
FOR sALE--My saddle pony. Appl,
10 Jno. Is. Hines. 2il
Lang the machinist, at Cars Hard
ware store. dti.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
FROM EBENEZER.

Everybody is busy picking cot
ton.
Prof. Bullock Of Wixon was in
our community Friday
Little Denton Post WAS taken
very sick last Thursday, but am
glad TO state is now much better
Lula Post is also sick.
Mr.. George Floyd went to Wixon
Saturday.
Mrs. Hugghins has been visit
ing relatives in Bryan this week.
There was preaching at this
place Saturday night and Sunday
by Elder /. J. Taylor Of Madison.
vile.
Among those present on Sunday
we're Messrs. Scroggins and family
and Tommie Duke Of lola, and
John Dean Of Kurten, /. J. Hoiii-
gan and wife, and Messrs. Risinger
and Noah Thompson Of Zion's
Rest; also Misses Lizzie and Pearlie
Wheeless Of Hickey, and Mr.. and
Mrs. james Of Madison county.
Mr.. Benson Cargill went to
Cartwheel Monday.
Miss Laura Carroll is right sick
We regret to say. Hope she will
soon be we'll.
Mrs. Wheeless and daughter o.
Hickey, visited Mrs. Carroll Sun
day.
Mr.. A. Carroll went to Zion'i
Rest.
DR.. Edges son. Paul, Of Kurten
attended church here Saturdal
night.
We are sorry TO report the i'll
ness Of Mrs. NJ. r. Floyd. Hop
to see her up again soon.
Eldee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FoR MAYOR.
The Eagle Is authorized to announce
". W. HARRIS
as a candidate FOR Mayor Of the City Of
Bryan al the ensuing City election
Tuesday, Sept. -. lsg9.
TIE Eagle IL authorized to announce
DIR. X. II. HARRISON
a. candidate for Mayor Of the city Of
Bryan, at the ensuing city election,
TUESDAY, sept. Il, 1879.
The Eagle is authorized TO announce
W. 5. HOWELL
a. a candidate for Mayor Of Bryan At
the ensuing city election, Tuesday,
Sept, u, lsss.
The Eagle is authorized to announce
JUDGE W. VI. HARMON
% a candidate for Mayor Of the City o.
Bryan at the ensuing city election
TUESDAY. Sept. II, 1899.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02

sl.OO buys a sack OF Battle Axe"
-four at ID. Mikes. "a
@. +. Wilmington was here from
Steep Hollow yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at. the
Exposition saloon. 1907
Profs. Pitiuek and Kyle were here
from College yesterday.
Billy Ward, who has been sick at
Midwife, is reported better.
Miss Halle Henderson left for Cam.
eron yesterday via Nayasota.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Freeman were
here from wellborn Yesterday.
Il. Newcomb Of Reliance. was among
the visitors 10 the city yesterday.
J.H. Workman OF Smetana, gave the
Eagle call while in town yesterday.
Miss ClArkson left for Marlin yester-
day after visiting Mrs. John b. Hines.
John S. and Chas. n. williamson re-
turned from Chicago yesterday morn.
ing.
o. A. Robertson Of the Kurten neigh
borhood, gave the Eagle call yester'
day.
Mrs. S. NJ. waldrop's school will open
at her residence on Monday, Sept. 9Th
go
The young men gave a dance Frida!
night complimentary TO visiting younI
ladies.
See our line Of lunch baskets an'
school saichels. They are cheap. Ty
lie, Ussxeu 30
II Paso grapes, California pears an'
plums, nice aud fresh, at A. Guiiire' 3
Zepnatti block. d2H
Major Percy Bitte has returned &
LlAno after spending vacation with hi
parents at College.
Sim Cooper is now with Webb Bros.
, where he will bee pleased 10 see al
friends and the public.
Rev. j. :. Goodwin u Grimes county
will preach At Wickson Saturday an
sunday, September 9 and 10,
R.R. Royal Of College station, cal
save you money on fruit and ornamen
trees Read bis al in this paper. DIT
Judge and Mrs. V. B. Hudson enter
tanned merry party Of young peopl
Z last night complimentary 10 Sir. Ton
: Bone.
Al. shackeliord, who recently com
pleted a course a, Draughons bushes
college at Galveston, has returned +
College.
Notice 10 Patrons Of the Grade
Schools: have 1900 pencil tablets, u
. cent sire, with pencils, for only . cent
at Norwood's. q
y Presiding Elder J. c. Mickle and Rev
liz. NJ. Myers arrived 10y the noon irar
n Yesterday and went out TO quarterl
conference at Wesson church.
r For accident and life insurance eith'
: in lodges ~ straight lie companies ~
y Joe B' Reed. Also sells -four, rice an
4 coffee. u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
THE WINNERS
In Norwood's Nail Guessing
Contest.

Burt Norwood's nail contest that has
been conducted during the past six
months, was terminated last night by
the counting OF ths contents Of the big
globe Of nails and tscks, resulting ~
shown BY the report Of the COMMITTEES
a. follows:
Nr. Burt Norwood.
We your committee have counted the
nails and examined the tickets, and
submit the following report. Exact
number Of malta 40, 420.
First prize s25OO-w. II. McMiehael,
Edge, Texas. s0,4ll.
Second prize $780,. A. Bass, Cross,
Texas, i9.4i2.
Third prize sl0O0-Eyan Benbow,
Bryan, fg,3is.
Commitiee-R. o. Allen, Ebb Berry,
Il. A. sandell, W. 4. Trant.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
LOCAL NEWS.

"Baitle Axe" -four 81. ga
District court meets Monday.
"Pattle Axe" -four l. all right. pa
High grade Battle Axe" -four 81. pa
Mrs. Ira Gooch Is visiting in Nava-
sofa.
Miss Lucy Board Is visiting in
Hearne.
Miss Lille Wilson is visiting in Gal
weston.
Prof. John A. Moore has returned
from Mexia.
III Walker lef, yesterday for Eureka,
Springs, Ark.
Miss Cordia Fletcher returned from
Austin yesterday.
ID. Nike, Jr. sells Battle Axe" -four
under guarantee. 2il
wish TO rent good piano. Apply
TO j. l.. Fountain pa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
HARRIS SCHOOL HOUSE.

Lots Of sickness.
Gathering corn.
Fine weather for picking cotton
and farmers are making good use
oft.
We regret TO hear that Miss Leila
Gallatin is not improving much
in health, but hope she soon will.
J. W. Harris and Henry Hud-
speth are on the sick list.
Joe Samples and wife attended
services at Union Hill last week.
Rev, Hopkins of Benchley lee
tured on elocuton at the school
house Saturday night.
Excerpta.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
Alien Academy.

If You desire TO place your son
in a training school where he will
receive thorough instruction and
where his every interest will be
carefully watched, apply to
J. II. Allen,
IR. o. Allen,
7-27.tf Principals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
FNCURsIoN.
Galveston and Houston.

For trains passing Bryan, Saturday,
Sept. 2nd, 1908 p. m. and LAS a. IN.
Sept. Srd, the H. & T. @. will sell round
trip tickets TO Galveston for $500 10
Houston for 81 70, good to leave Gal.
weston up to and including 7.l5 p. m,
train sept. 4ih, and from Houston up
% aud including 1880 p. m. train sept
9Th. W. 5. Wilson, Agent. SSI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
Private school.

In the lower story Of the Masonic
Lodge bailding, better known a. the old
Baptist church, We will open a school
on the 4th Of September, 1880. lns'Tuc-
ton given in primary. preparatory and
high school branches.
We earnestly solicit liberal share Of
public patronage, and promise faithful
performance Of our duty in the interest
Of our pupils. Mrs. Edna Minkert,
Miss Mary Minkert,
33llf Teacher
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
Excerpta.

Nothing brings novelties to the
front like an international exhibit
ton. One Of the wonders at Paris
will be an exhibition Of artificial
clouds, and another machine that
weaves the Photographic portrait
of a sitter into the threads Of a
pocket handkerchief while he
waits. The Photographic image is
taken in dots and these are repro
duced from the loom in a perfor-
ated sheet Of metal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
shakespeare Club .

A movement has been inaugur.
ated here which has for its object
the organization Of a Shakespeare
club. A number Of ladies' and
gentlemen are enlisted IN the work,
which gives promise of great sue
cess. The club will include in il
membership both ladies and gen.
tlemen, married and unmarried
and will enjoy the good fortune
from the start Of having for con-
ductor man of fine literary at.
tainments and a graduate OF Har-
ward.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
wanted Immediately.

Man and wife to keep house and
attend to cattle and horses on a
small farm 4 miles from railroad
in Burleson county, nice healthy
upland home. Apply to J. L. At
wood, Sebeste, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
Elocntion Glass.

Miss Lizzie Suher. elected elocution
teacher by the board Of trustees, will
open her class in eloeution with the
commencement Of the ensuing session
Of the Bryan graded school Parents
may be assured that pupils entrusted
TO her care will receive every attention.
The public patronage is respectfully
aolIcIted. go
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02

Chas. Edinburg's restaurant in the
Zennati block Is now open day and
night, Regular meals IS cents. Short
order lunches at all hours. Sepl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-02
Horse Wanted.

Iwish to buy good work horse Of
good size. Apply tow. P wooten. 2iO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
r. G. W. Makes Official Announce-
ment OF a Fare and 0ne-Fifth.
UTAH & PACIFIC SCHEDULE.
%. q. W. oniefais Here cattle ship.
nents Recent Wiod-torm-
Personal Notes.

Mr.. r. A. wadicigh. general pas
rengcr agent Of the II. q. w, has Issued
notice which will interest intending
students OF the University summer
school.
For the University summer school In
Salt Lake city. which holds It's session
June 18th TO July 18th. Inclusive. a rate
Of n fare and fifth on the certificate
plan TO Salt Lake city has been an-
thorizcd by the Rio orlando Western.
Full fare should be paid on the going
trip June sth TO July 18th. Inclusive.
ana receipts showing such purchases.
when certified 10 by +. W. Reynolds.
secretary Of the summer school. and
approved by I. a. Benton, joint agent.
viii secure rate u onc-ffth fare 20 any
point on this lice II presented June Goth
10 July iith. Inclusive. aud provided
there are nfty or more students Ia at
tendance.
This summer school at the University
viii be In session Ave weeks. Profess
roru Stewart. Lyman. Reynolds. Miss
Babcock. Mrs. Stevens. and others OF
tho faculty are engaged as Instructors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
Showers Consolidated Encounter
the Joe Bowers Vein.
LEDGE IS % FEET WIDE
And ore WIN Hun well In silver anc
Lead Days Busincss Ia stocks
and on the Utah Eschange.

News came to hand today Of n big
strike In the showers conso idat d mine
Mt Tlntlc. ledge 20 to 20 feet wide
having been Uncovered on the 2oo.foot
level. J. II. Walker Jr.. ono Of the chief
promoters 81 the milne. has Just re-
turned from a tour OF Inspection with a
big batch Of fine samples. lie says the
strike Il evidently continuation OF the
Joe Bowers vein. ard the appearance Of
the ore strongly indicates the verify Of
this assumption. II Ia a splendid con-
centrating proposition and viii doubt
less run from 20 TO 90 per cent lead. 20
TO co ounces silver and a little gold.
Mr.. Walker states that the company
will cut a station and continue sinking
TO the aoo-foot level 10 finlsh the present
contract. II may be that stiil greater
depth Will be sought. this. however. de-
pending upon what the future brings
forth. The strike " looked upon ~ one
OF the best made N Tin,ic for good
while past and occasicncd considerable
talk among mining mon this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20

y. Kimbali OF Chicago are ut n,
knuteford.
The Walkers register reveals IN.
fact that II. a. knirbroccgcr IL down
from Butte.
J. Norman OF Denver IL In Salt Lake.
lic II at the Knutsford.
y. q. Watts II up from Eureka and
located AZ tho Walker
N. l.. Hail OF Lima. Mont. ~ at tho
Kenyon.
charles Haupa. from Salem. Il In.
stalled Mt the Walker
Miss Elizabeth Walton Of Chicago IA
at the knutsford.
Mrs. a. NJ. Grace. from Denver. lsa
guest Of the Cullen.
Y. A. Campbell and wife are visiting
Sal, Lake. They are atfthe White
House.
II. l.. Mccormick and wife Of 81
Paul are guests Of the knuuford.
". l.. Eiippton II atopplnF at the
knutafori and incidentally taking In
the sights Of Salt Lake. lie halls from
Dallas. Tex.
IN. v. Hsncnt ana family. niock.
ton. Iowa" Is TO be seen on the register
Mt the white House.
y. Meycrhnmscr and wife OF 81. Paul
are visiting rtah's chief city. They
arr making the Knu,sford their home.
Mrs. VIII. Cooke and child are guests
Of the Kenyon. They are from the city
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Jones and daurh.
ter Of Boston are In the city. with
headquarters at Gus Holmes hotel
Nrr. Max Morris and children are
NJ from Dcnver'a capital visiting Salt
Lake. They are enjoying the accom-.
modationa at the Kenyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
PERSONAL.

Gideon Snyder OF Richheid II stop
ping at tho Cullen.
o. II. Felix. from Amerloa'. metropo-
lis. In at Gus Holiness inn.
N. J. Grnham came down from
Helena today and autographed at the
White House.
The Walker register shows the name
OF George N. Shepard OF Lincoln Neb.
NJ, L. Evy OF San Francisco Is at the
Kenyon today.
w. l.. Verhoeff and Miss Mary j.
verhoeff OF Louisville. KY, are guests
OF the knutsford.
], MeynsteIn, from San Francisco. Ia
stopping NJ the knutsford.
Poontolio IN a citizen short. A. IL.
Reed Is at the Walker,
y. y. Meyerhamser Of ST. Paul ia M
the Knutsferd.
q. COLLINS IN also q guest M tho
Knutsford. lie halls from New York.
A. y. Elder OF salmon. Ida. is in
town today lie Ia stopping at the
II. W. nm came In from Montana.
DIG mining camp today and nut his
name on the Knutsford register.
Anntner Montnnlan, y ". yorler
ford. ''""''-
A. J. Hooper of Peabody. Kans.. Is
Bostonian who answers TO the
name Of II. w. whitnarst. Is at the
Eugene =. Rimball and Miss Helen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
HIGHER THAN in UTAH.
What the Various Brands Of Stock
VIII Pay In Colorado.
tDenvcr NcwrI

An unexpected SQUIRE. OF revenue for
tho State as n result Of the existence
OF the Twelfth general assembly waa
unearthed yesterday by Secretary OF
State Beckwith when that official had
placed before him a list OF figures show
ina that there are In existence within
the confines of Colorado si.2oc stock
brands.
The owner OF each brand will be- oh.
lised TO pay tho state s2.eo. or total
OF t55,ito.k0.
AZ the time OF the passage Of tho bill
n was thought that only n revenue OF
81 upon cucn brand would accrue
thercfrom. The secretary Of state.
when he read the act. could not con-
vince himself that he was not miA-
taken In the figures. for he could con-
ftrIc the phraaeology In no other way
than that " provided for n revenue Of
fskO from each brand owner. being In
doubt. he referred tho bill TO the attor.
ney general for an opinion. ana that
gentleman upheld him.
For the recording OF each brand n
fee OF 81 IN fixed. for the issuance Of n
certificate OF record 10 cents, for the
biennial tax 81. and for revenue rtampa
10 cents. The last item will net the
State nothing, but the others make the
income s. 80 on each brand.
In compliance with the now law the
secretary OF state yesterday opened a
new set Of brand books. oanceillng his
old ones. II any brands are unrecorded
by January |. 1900. they win be- declared
forfeited and will be sold at auction b,
tho State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20

~. t,...s...... - f....,t,, fa.yc tho
D,o,ner,oh IN. .ai'''
wy ""'hht i"' b'h'"h'
Mr.. r.. J.. Flynn, travelling agent for
the Missouri Pacific, went north to
Idaho yesterday.
A..
DIT. Mvrciy. the new travemhH treisn,
hsent OF the II. \ ~ o.. WIZ nialve ms
nr. Hnnford. dischnrg'n soluisr.
ABOUT 70 get married VIII issNe ,he
city tonight ACCOMPANIED oy MS wire.
lie goes TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. los. ceovhepan. the commission
merchant la, M ,,,sn,ns Tor oak.
lana cal ur uiiilnes AMI wife arr
niso roInr 10 mo coast
To accommodate the numerous cx-
cursionists who are nov visiting the
city, the II. q. W. VIII put on three
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
FINE WARD BAZAAR.


The assembly hall OF the Seventeenth
ward presented brilliant scene last
evening. II was the grand bazaar and
entertainment. and Il was a success In
every particular. The booths. which
were IN charge OF young ladies. were
beautifully decorated The names 81
tho booths aud those In charge are.
Jnprnsc booth. Katie Thatcher; candy
booth. Julia Howe: Turkish booth.
CATTLE Dougnii. Welsh booth. Mabel
Davis: urecian boot. Agnes Dahlquht;
Scotch booth, Teena McAllinter; gypsy
booth, Mrs. Ectte McAlilster: Amert-
can booth. Maggie Smell; Ice cream
booth, Oica shlpni popcorn hpoth.
stella jacobs. one 81 the most attfac-
tive hoothr was that presided over ~
Elias Woodruff. the Philippine booth.
The following IL thu program rendered.
Contraito solo. Emma Ramsay; Span
ish dance. vcda Thatcher and iaokctia
McCune: recitation. vcrda SwcnHln
dance. Violet Craig. skirt dance. ftnrl
Beeeley. recitation. Mile Howaf!hi
Highland fiirg. Junius Mcdonald
quarrel dance. Amy and Cora Howe
recitation, Violet Craig. minuet, Nellie
ehlpp; cake walk. kerta Cobb and Vlo.
let craig. Thr entertainment WIN he
continued tonight. tomorrow AFTERNOON
and tomorrow night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-20
POLICE ITEMS.

A. tho police court this afternoon
Chris Madsen faced Justice Timmony
on the charge % being drunk. He
pleaded guilty to the Impeachment,
stating that he was sick and had taken
"a couple Of drinks" MadHen was
DISCHARGED. after being told by the
court to take his liquid rofrcshment
at longer intcrvalf apart.
KID Duffcy. carriage painter. plead.
Ell guilty 10 the same charge and was
likewise discharged.
Albert Larsen. a young cowhcrdcr,
pleaded not guilty 10 'thc charge Of
stealing a milk can. valued at ts.b0,
from J. =. Mcdonald. lie was told TO
20. owing to the lack OF evidence.
The sporting element Of thir city to-
day contributed $40 to the city treas
ury by way Of fines.
There II n bundle at the city hall
awaiting a claimant. II bears a ticket
Inscribed by the desk sergeant Cap
turcd by officcr EddinRton. wandering
down State street" and contains half
a dozen pair OF cotton socks.