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Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20

J. c. Goodwin was in from his dis eoyery at the head of mineral creek, in which he has F. J. Cole associated with
 hm. They have twelve claims located, upon which they are doing the discov-
 eFy work required by the territorial
 statutes.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20

A Salt Lake, Utah, dispatch of July r. says; ''B, c. Morris, for merly of Terrys rough riders, was shot and killed by !. H. Benbrook tonight, Jealousy on account of some woman was the cause of the trouble" !. II. Benbrook formerly lived in Globe and is we'll known to oldtimers here.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20

Last Sunday night fifteen feet of the grade at the end of the railroad bridge, opposite the Old Dominion smelter, was washed away by a flood in Pinal creek, resulting from n heavy rain in the hills northeast of town The damage was promptly repaired by ad- ding fifteen foot span to the bridge.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20

A cloudburst occurred last Wsdnes- day afternoon in the canyon through which the public road runs, beyond Wheatflelds, which filled the canyon with water to the depth of ten feet The torrent swept everything before it and moved huge boulders as though they had been pebbles. Aside from the wa shing ont of the road no serious damage resulted.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20

Frank Williams. who came m yester- day from Cherry creek, brought news of the arrest of man by the name oi Rose, on Coon creek last Monday, by posse from Yavapai county, on suspi- cion that he was the Camp Verde mur- derer. The man was riding C. C. c. horse and had packed bnrro with him. He claimed he was at the Chiri- cahua ca mp in the western part of the White Mountain reservation on July 2, the day of the murder at Camp Verde; had gone from there to the Hash Knife cattle company's ranch ir Coconlno county, and failing to get work there, was returning to the Chiricahua com pany's ranch, having heen promised a job by Mir. Crowley, in case he failed to find work elsewhere. He said that the men at the Chiricahua cattle com pany's camp would substantiate his statements, but the posse, not satisfied, took him to Camp Verde.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20

Postmaster w. 0. Kellner has pro- ''ed Il new keyless lock boxes, mak- pE total of 2S2 lock boxes and 9G An boxes Tn the Globe postoliice. nere Is no postoifice in Arizona which ID snow a larger growth of business ing the past year, than the Globe 'nee' which is conducted in business. " manner, and for the accommoda
 o' patrons, as we'll as the interes,
 the government.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-07-20

William Wallace was visitor here from Friday until Tuesday last, and re- ceiyed hearty welcome from his many friends He is now in the employ of the Arizona Copper company as mine boss of the Metcalie mines, under Alex McI.ane.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
POULTRY POINTERS.

Generally the better the scratcher the
better the layer. r !. .r, -. s'
Feed milk and bran for growth, milk
and meal to fatten. ,..~ 49, :
When you get ready to fatten fowls,
do the work quickly. , 81. 1855. 4
Game chickens. given free range. are
In danger Of being overfed. =, r -,a r.,
The most successful fanciers are those
that keep one or two breeds. 49,
Hens cease to lay when Improperly fed
or when III q diseased condition.
Hens require variety Of food. They
get excessively tired of one kind.
Hens should be killed when they are
3 years old. They lay fewer eggs after
that. , - 4
Grain is deficient in lime and mineral
matter, but bran is rich In nitrogen and
carbon. ~ 'qAa.f-t 3:
Scalding fowls before picking Partially
cooks the delicate skin, rendering 1t dry
and wrinkled. 5t %' :,.&y#.
While linseed and cottonseed meals are
excellent foods, too much of them will
cause loss Of feathers. #,s'e, - s.
When your birds have bowel disease,
change the food for a few days and at
the same time change the grit.
= A yellow leg or skin does not indicate
quality. The best table fowls, games,
Dorkings, Houdans and Langshans do
not have yellow legs.-St. Louis ReDub-
lie. .. r. s.L.g =. s.,ss:,y'. III.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
: j.yeAsuTos RESTLESS.

Natives Ifrttatsd Because Of Bad Treat
Y ment hy the Boers. s%a
MAsERU, Basutoland, Oct. 19.-Per-
sistent rumors are in circulation that
the Basutos are irritated on account Of
the treatment Of many natives return
ing from the gold fields, who have been
robbed Of their hard earned wages by
the Beers, and other grievances are also
ventilated. There is some discomfort
because of the restraint exercised by
the Basutoland government: and dis
tinct signs of restlessness as we'll as 9
feeling Of anger against the Beers are
manifested. The emissaries of the Free
State have failed to secure the SYM
pathies of the Basutos. There have
been many meetings to discuss matters
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
PERSONALS.
r. d. Musser went to Minneapolis

" r. d. Musser went to Minneapolis
Taesday. .* s.:..ss# 4 <s.:.52 CAP. g. s..
g r. E. Shepard, Of st. Cloud, was In
town Wednesday. s,# q 1's FL I
E. Easton, Of Owatonna, is visit
Ing r. N. Nichols. ST.. So , y. :, i
y. E. Oberg, OF st. Cloud. was q
city visitor Tuesday. 49,, . NE. g r; =:
NJ. j. II. Neuman returned from a trip
to Brainerd Tuesday. ,'. i. n. i
Sam Bloom, OF West Superior Wis
tied our city Tuesday. NJ. 5,35. sa... i'm
@ Geo. Kiewel went to Staples
Wednesday, on business. 5 9th: ;a; s
.Ss Otto Rhode, OF Swanville, was q
city visitor Wednesday. + .@ss F&$.,
NJ. v. :Wetxel won't to the Twin
Cities Tuesday on business. ~. s.t
", Herman Carlson. Of Cushing, visit
"a the county capital today.
Boom Master J. u. Webb came up
from Minneapolis Wee nesday. III .
h Thos. Tedford, 81 Brainerd. is
visiting Little Falls friends. III N
( Mrs. IN. Nv. Chance went to Min
neapo1is Tuesday 70 visit friends.
.s 81. w. Butler and w. 81. Cannon,
sof Willard, were IN the city Tuesday.
s q. ). Loomis, Of Lake City, was
registered at the Buchanan Tuesday.
Miss Selma O1ander returned Tuss-
day night from g visit ct !, M u
III. y: 4 !.
M. Scott NJ. D., of New York,
tWasregistered at the Buchanan Thurs.
day 81 IKE n \. 1T. .. :S.z. 4. !.
Attorney A. r. Blanchard went to
Long Prairie Wednesday on legal
business. s:31s IN. hi II Nj 35ES5
Ben Fearing, who is employed at
sSt. Cloud, Is visiting his parents u
I this city.
Attorney +. B. Wright, 81 Mime.
Eapolis, was In the city on business
Thursday. III.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Won Domarua
went to Perham Tuesday for 9 visit
with friends. .s$:s HI 81
s Mrs. w. H. Busk1rk came down
from Verndale today for a visit with
her daughter. $3.5 III 5.s. .,.
4 !Dr. w. Janesaw, Of Villisca, Iowa,
was registered at thes Columbia
Wednesday. ss3 az 4
Z Mrs.. M. j. Nice regor, DIST. Cloud,
is IA the city visiting her son, ]. A
McGregor. s3s
IA. Cooley, Of Brainerd, was
the guest Of DR.. =. N. Roberts In this
city Tuesday. I. h. &.
E. NV. Collins has returned from q
business trip through the northern
part o. the state. .z5 s &;
81. d. Lane, Of West Superior, Is in
the city visiting his brother, Alder
man g. p. Lane.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
/ sc ORES On AN sERL AIN.
ssr wliIiam vsrssn Izarsoart lsslisvsl
War llishs HaxS ssssn AssStsA. III

!, II, WilIiam vsro ~ HI rcoart believes
| War llishl HaxS seesn AssstsA.. III I
LONDON. Oct. 19 In the house Of
,comlnpns during the debate on the re-
ply to the speech from the throne Sir
William Vernon Harcourt, former Oh
cial leader 81 the Liberal party. said II
was the duty Of the house n support the
government ia maintaining heintegrity
Of the dOminions of the queen, bnt thst
they had = right to speak q the policy
OF the government I'M an altogether diff.
Gerent tone. N 4 ~.
IA went on to justify the opposition's
criticism " the conduct of the negotia-
tions prior to the receipt Of the nlti-
matum, declaring his belief that there
were salient circumstances il the trans
action which did not tend to q pesee-
able solution. ~ w
$ Although / do not charge the gov
sernment. !" said Sir William. with de-
liberately savoiding q peaceable solu-
ton. in my opinion there is no justifca-
ton for saying that there has been
criminal obstinacy on the part Of the
Transvaal Step by step, it will be
found. on wise advice from the Orange
Free State and the government Of Cape
Colony, the Transvasl, until the door
was shut. yielded and was continuing
to yield to our pressure. 2 ,'ts
He then proceeded to contrast Mr..
Cham berlain's previous ntterances with
his present attitude and asserted that
there was absolutely no need to reject
tho Tro navaal'a offer If Aup &5s r. ~ The
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
AFTER SEVERE FIGHTING.
British Camp NJ Ramsthlabamss Cap
+ ~ <st. eufsd BY Doors. S&S H. r.

o.. lee 1 : . ~. 3
British Camp NJ Ramsthlabams Cap
~ eufsd BY Bosrs. H. b..
LORENZO MARQUES, Oct. 19.-The
Volksten, the Boer official organ at Pre-
toria, gives the following account of
the occupation Of the British camp at
Ramathlabama, just north Of Msfsking:
1.-THE British camp at Ramathlabams
has been captured and sacked by Gem
eral Cronje, after severe fighting.
Many burghers were killed or wounded.
The British loss is not known" e..
The Volksten adds that ''success has
thus far everywhere attended the
burghers," although it admits that in
the various skirmishes near Mafeking
and at other points the Boer casualties
number some 20 or 70 killed and
wounded. t .ssxx.l3 III. 49,: s. .s>s.1s5. {
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
BRITISH SEIZE GOLD.

1npouad 100000 sovsrsigns En- Route
~. TO the Transvsal. tz55s&t' "a t$a
I LONDON, Oct. 19.-The Daily Mails
Cape Town correspondent says: #
The authorities at Johannesburg
have announced that they will make 9
house to house search and compel Brit.
ish subjects to leave the town.
The imperial authorities have i'm
pounded $4,000 sovereigns which ar
rived by steamer for the Transvaal.
The money will be kept until the war
4 ended. "a, ..a s-l3 4 aaEs@ E
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
BAlILBIS''RA(tIyG
Boer and British Forces CONS
& S3{ gS NY REX a Kin M En-
Into Contact ins inc Nlcin- &,
n 4 lily of Ladysmith.' s
fighting Beaaf, at tTsn in thS
Morning ana ,vas III ProE I
,iss ross at Nightfaii. -s
sklRMIsH al CAMP Gil lv I 4
a. Transvaal T Y. sResaac; IA. 'ths
British outposts and Err i ~ q
gage tim P z 4
'Eng'ish Undsr ansr Y White y 4 II
Are Ready and A An III n to 81
I u Offer Battle. II

sa LADYsx1TH, oct. 10. :, The NJ Bsitish
forces came into contact with The en-.
envy in the neighborhood ot Acton
Homes and Testers Station. about l6
miles ont. The firing began absnt 10
o'clock and was still in progress Is 5ps
m. A number 81 casualtisss have besn
reported. IA &.s .k .sv,e.s 4 5sSF3
LONDON, Oct 10. Tho Daily Tsls-
fg1aph'a corrssp pendent It Lad ys,nith
says,that no nswi,slpapsr REPRESENTATIVES,
ars allowed to proceed from thers
5sither TO Bsstsrs Station, or ], Acton
Homes, and Odds that General Jou-
bert's forces zsmoving asainst GlsnA
zoe and Bsstsrs Station, son the Harm
smith Lynch hns. .s & B ssss
II CAnP GLxNco1, tNatal, Oot.4 1e.-Bosr
scouts have bssn sighted q Batting
Spuyt, ssvsa miles from the British
camp, and q engagement il imminent
The BoeIs ars working .aroa1d both
hides with the idsa g entering south IS
Ladysmith and attacking in torcs with
the cooperation Of +Commandant Cen
oral, Jouhsrt. The British patrol cov-
cred wide area ii order to prevent
outflankinecand were subject to ash0k
fire in persistent diminishing. General
6ir George Stewart White is quite pre-
pared to offer battle and the camp u
pleased at the prospect Of striking y
definite blow. = ~. W @es f..
Several commanders who were adj
vancing with the main body from New-
castle on Dundee are marching to join
q large force stationed at Dornborg,
near Langmans drift, u miles east of
Dundee. 5|s fs5, d rs N ID: ss5
LONDON, Oct. 10. The Lad zenith
and Camp Glencoe dispatche refer to
two different: Boar sfnrcaa. the Clamp
Glencoe ad:,ices referring to the Boen
who are invading from I4aings Mex ard
the Lad ysmith dispatches to the Free
State forces advancing through Van
Remains pass to- Beslars Station and tho
Free Staters invading over the: Tintwa
pass to Acton Homes. 81 So fS :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
FIGHTING NEAR Lo1ATsl.
Bosrs Attasksd ana Rspalssd with Co
& ,,s.., sf$i Il siderable Loos. @4 Z

( .:% i. e siderable Loss. n
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Times Lo-
batsi correspondent says:
The Beers were around 10 all day
and broke mp the line in several places
between Pitsani and Matching. They
were attacked and defeated by ) party
Of onr men from Matching Thirty
Beers were killed during the fight.
They broke up the line mile to the
north of Lobatsi, cutting the wires
The station master and all 81 ~ here
Get to work and have just restored COM
munica tion. News has been received
Of Colonel Baden owell's success in
resisting attack. !"
The Times correspondent q Cape
Town says: y. /,
AL is well, though communication
is almost wholly cnt of. There - no
means Of learning what happens north
Of Orange river, except perhaps BY way
Of Rhodesia and Beusoto. 81 5ss sS Il, 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
REFERRED 70 LONDON.

Brjtish Foreign Od1cs 20 Pass Upon
Alaska Modus vlvsndi. . ,.4; Il
44 WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - Secretary
Hay had q conference with Mr.. Tower.
the charge Of the British en- bassy here,
relative to the Alaska modus vivendi.
Later in the day the conclusion wa
reached that 1t would be safest to se.
cure the consent Of the British foreign
Office, leaving no opportunity for future
Misunderstanding, 80 the matter was
laid before that Office by cable. a re.
ply 10 expected id = day or two. = NJ X.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
THE TOWN DESERTED.

Dsor Advance Reaches the Outskirts %
- Aliwalnorsh. A i5E &, 5<%
AL1wALNoKTH, Oct. 1.-THE town u
now deserted and the railway has bean
cut. The Dutch farmers are quitting
their farms. Several British residents
have been warned to leave, q there u
danger in waiting, but this does not
alarm the loyalists, who are calmly
awaiting events. The Beers are now
close to the town. A police guard holds
the frontier bridge. >.s n 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
Chicago Clothing | / Co.

Mrs. Chas. Bissiallon returned
Wednesday from q visit with rela-
ttves at Brainerd. ISL IN, ;s.5: 4,
Mrs. Belle Wood came DOWN.. from
Verndale, where she had been svisit-
ing relatives Wednesday,.
S. F. Alderman, county attorney
OF Crow Wing county, was in the
city Tuesday on legal business. aHs1
VIM. E. Borland and, Mrs. L. F.
BOrland, of Lena, ILL.,. was regis
tered at the Columbia Tuesday.
T John WINNER, OF St. Cloud, who
had been visiting Little Falls srela~
tives, returned home Monday. "a Xxx
Mrs. Howard j ones, Of Jamesto wn,
n. D., was In the city this morning,
enrotte to Sank Centre on q visit. !.
B. F. Nelson, of Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the Hennepin Paper com
pany, was in the city Wednesday. /.
Mrs. D. s. Bame, OF Grey Eagle,
arrived In the. city Tuesday on
her way to visit her parents ut Geeen
Prairie. IS 81. !: ,:5 IL Il, :fs* n,
Miss Emma 'JarbOe returned
Wednesday night from q visit Of
several weeks with relatives In
Michigan. : = 9s...55ts 9 55.5. 4 >3
Mrs. Fred HOFFMAN, of Brainerd,
who was In the city visiting her son,
j.. L. Hoffman, returned to her
home today. ss. I, \ b. d:
Supt. A. e. Law came from st.
Paul today in his private car TIA
look over the improvements being
made by the Northern Pacific here.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS. DC
STATE OF MINNESOTA 3 $ . s:.
]: County or MorR1soN. -

y. NOUNIx OE CxOAk1SONs j dg.F5
f@: .> In Probate Court.
,2tss&& .5% 2 Special Term, Oct IS, 1880.
I'm the matter of the estate Of William
III Rhode, deceased. I'D %%ss N @3 =i5I5 8
On reading and filing the petition Of
Pauline +. Rhode, administrators OF the
estate OF William Rhode, deceased, repre-.
ssenting, among other things, that she
has fully administered said estate, and
has IN good faith paid certain debts and
claims against said estate, which have
not been proved nor allowed, and praying
that time and place be fixed for exam
administration Including said debts
and claims 90 paid by her and not proved
or allowed, and for the assignment of the
residue of said estate to the parties en-
titled thereto by law. s3Etg $ a.f
It is ordered, that said account be ex-
aniined, and petition and application for
the allowance of said claims and debts 50
paid by her and not yet allowed accord
Ing to law, be heard by this court on Sot-
,urday, the 18th day of November, "a. 2.
1899, at 10 O'clock a: M, ct the probate
office in Little Falls In said county ], zS
And II isS further ordered, that notice
by publishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Little Falls
and published al Little Falls ia said
Psssd Il little RAILS -, MINI, the 18th da,
- ~ 2, ne R GGaFt1 Rnsoy.
49, Judge Of Probate.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20
zulus Get Gus Asssgais.

LONDON. Oct. 10. According to .
special dispatch from Durham, Natal,
tho Zulus are arming with assegais.
Chief Dinizulu says he is unable to re.
strain them. It is expected they will
be Joined by the Swazis.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20

Special rates have Been auth rized
for the following occasions: g. E.
convention, st. Cloud, Oct. 26
to %. One fare round trip.
Baptist conference, Scandal Mission
society, Minneapolis, Oct..25. One and
one-third fare for. the round trip .ion
the certificate plan. Y
4. W. MANN, Agent.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20

t4S. NJ 10. " n
teF parsi 81 me week, Dnt 0W-
lng so hsayy rsatns dnring tne flrst
n RssIeiss Was qulte dnl' so lar 81 one
ssu tcaue' 's c0ncs' nesAs \ sl -
1scenE IaiAs nave cansed some d an
q us''say ~
NJ III sAng and Il dolng tneir iail
\ 49, s.a1s:. ;ss J,
ans sne ias \ 1eW Gays Wneht
M hisye teen very iare' Unouen
t s!lss y; l,Elces US ranged apout I've
sn.s " Al ollAIl me Week previous VI
ss-spss are no ED, ~ very go'ou ' oe-
.lNsp 4 t'SeH'otAgn some q me iocai
sls 49, d. TT e are iasylng y good slzed
gtAlss ne tseetl e'iisu1lp tloh. rs vs.
sss. s SilttrAe y, ~ presenU, con
inilSl,e ssg hpWeYer chts5 1nere VII De
!. =! 'ct s'7'ae1 snI'eu Snls season y!
.p ~ ouicslsso fre tile pm
clp o1n1s =. Issilplhen1 TON me
IL. 1875. II . !. 81 -. louis prices
.ion SV So % j.. ce.s peg u.'tlt'i'
S M M = It''tes t'nu s.'i Nls
nrsS quasilsy =. puIpanhs ieacnhg me
e'7 ~ ute.l ,Nsa - ,,iie SO ceh -
PeF 1Dusnei, IN can De seen Jhat IL ls
imnrns.ficn hln to h,,v Tar that
- y3 :! - # - ~ s5 - -
market. chicago ranges a few cents
80. -, !. ,4,.., 81 =
ioSNef eaSen 'tli<th o1. LOuie, DuI Cne
freight, /, rA;Eas are lower a1sO and
- H-,4.'".
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prices less freight
80 <,x, ,,..kt h o.1,sn,, +bor1o+ 90 o,,s. ~
49, ~ ft,t A " = = =. A1ouAo' -
isy alsOsdmpossible to buy and ship
-, -. ..Iss,L alL9A q. !,
20 LnhIi at present. sQuOCaIlOns.
ssEhnr1 1snas l,ee,,.n1, q In reonor n,,on<i+v ~
~ -. ut't tpiEF7 q g. So "
cabbage bought for shipment. one
s-.,a.Iss,, .,-.--S 49,, - r,,,1---
,cdrlOau ,.Ae.lS gSnlppeu 20 CnlcaXO,
,vhoro - 1,rD,nh+ GA ,,o,. +nn wi+h
~ 3 = 80 II VI VI Pe1 , oou' ~
81, ger ton OIL that figure for freight,
- ID. 800. -, =. -, - ,sIA,.
Inere certainty cdn De OuC very HUE
.-nnrotns TOR tho shinY,or ~ ho nava
! AAAesA 90 VAN = - ~
ANYTHING for them. 1t is possible,
!. - JA, ~, .
OF course. LnaC prices Will duVdIce
coma coon hit thov will nncoasa rilv
- - 0SSSSNs ooS 80 - - ~
have to advance nearly 80 per cent
49,. E.,.,-.--....,....
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20

N ST. BENEDICT'S ACADEMY, .
" st. Joseph. Stearns Co.. MINI.
=. A school for girls with which is
connected a boarding school for little
boys. For catalogue apply to the
Directress.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-20

We'll made working Snits $3.50
"A good black wersted Suit 81. 90
Fancy Worsfed satin piped $6.48
Up-to-date business Suits $7.48
This suit isequa1 to tailor made $13.::
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

ers have failed 10 redeem since he filed
his first application for the same some
months ago. last evening took his nfst
step in the undertaking TO secure fee
simple right in some very valuable pro
perty by the mere payment Of the dsiin-
uuent taxes thereon. Yesterday morning
counsel for the owner Of house and lot
on Falklan street, for which Mr. Swami
had filed application, paid the amount OF
taxes due on the property In question.
With this amount was paid the expenses
incurred by the fling Of the Swami ap-
piicatlon. which included fee for Swami.
Upon learning what had been done,
Swami Immediately offered to pay the
same taxes. claiming that under the law
the owner had four months after the SER
vice OF proper papers In which 10 pay the
taxes and redeem the property and that
the four months allowed by the statute
having expired on Tuesday OF this week.
the owner could not redeem the property
after that time.
Deputy Coleman after consulting Judge
Wilcox. refused TO take the taxes from
Mr.. Swami. The latter gentleman began
proceedings in the Corporation Court
against the Clerk, and papers were
served. giving notice that on Saturday,
December %, Judge Hanckle would be
asked TO grant O. mandamus requirin
him 10 receive from W. l.. Swami me
sum OF $685. In full payment OF the pnf'
chase price OF the property In question