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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
WANTS WILD LANDS.

Postmaster Geo. L. Miller OF this
place is in receipt OF the following
letter Of inquiry from Chas. Col :
man, an investors agent of Denver,
Col. Perhaps some OF our people
can accommodate him:
Denver, Col. August 4, 1899. -
Postmaster, Hillsboro, N NJ. =
DEAR SIN Want to purchase
wild unimproved land in New
Mexico. 1t you know Of any place
send me legal description and
price per acre, which must be very
low. VIII pay cash. Titles must
be all right. Ii you have none.
please hand this to some reliable
real estate agent and oblige
Yours truly,
CHAs. CoLMAN,
p. o. Box $50
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Anthony Grown, form orly oi
this place, returned from the
Klondyko Monday, whore he has
been for the past two years. He
left here poor man and returned
here worth 100000 in cash. In
company with three partners, Mr..
Grown owns ten valuable Alaska
placer claims, to which he will re
turn after short visit here. Mr..
Crown has many friends through
out Sierra county who will rejoice
over his good fortune.
Miss Dora Titus won the
handsome corner cupboard made
by A, M. Cornell, and raflled of
ty him last Saturday night.
There were 20 chances. Miss III
lus values her prize very highly.
Mrs. Scott + Keller returned
home from her California visit last
Sunday morning, and our popular
merchant is happy.
Tom Ross, the big Hermosa
cattle man, has been 10 town all
week
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

|
Maj, w. II. Llewellyn. the
Las Cruces Rough Rider, journal
ist and mining man was In town
Monday and Tuesday. There is .
strong probability that we can
soon claim the Mayor a. a Hills
boro citizen again.
Joe Il. Sheridan, ESQ, the
distinguished editor Of tho Silver
City Enterprise, passed through
Hlllsboro Wednesday on his way
to Fairyiew. MIR. Sheridan was
accompanied by Mr.. Voess. :
Chicago capitalist. and they 60 to
examine a couple of Feirview
mines with view to purchase.
Busy as he was Mr.. Sheridan found
time to pay THE ApvooATn so-
cial cal
Mrs. Titus Of this place was at
Lake Valley several days during
the present week, attending to her
daughter in. law, who was quito
sick.
Last Sundays edition OF tho
albuquerque journal Democrat
was huge one, and contained des-
cIiptions and illustrations OF tho
principal industries Of the Terri
tory, likewise tho most beautiful
ncenery. Sierra county oame in
Tor it's full share Of recognition.
"A couple of big cattlemen
were jn town this week, trying to
buy cattle at present price for fall
delivery. Cattle will be worth
more in the fall than they are now,
hence the big cattlemen were an
able to make a purchase on these
terms.
The county commissioners
will meet in special session next
Monday. District Attorney Rich
mond p. Barnes will be in attend
ance to advise the board on i'm.
portant legal matters.
Cleo. T. Miller was ont at the
town Of Andrews this week, talk
ing Photographic views OF tho
Trippe nine, boarding and bunk
house, etc. He also took very
good picture OF Senator Andrews
on horse back.
= Bartley O'Kelly Ia selling
fruits and vegetables from the Me-
Phereon orchard and garden.
---"Ma" Rogers, the Queen OF
the Black Range Pioneers, ID IN
town on her way to California.
Mrs. Worden, son and daugh
ter, ale in town from their ranch.
Prof. Bennett, wife and son
Vincent, Of Silver City, have been
ia town all week.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
CON MlTTED SUICIDE.

From Silver City Independent.
John Honswinger, butcher for.
merly in the employ OF Bradford &
Dickinson and Jones a Downes,
committed suicide Tuesday by tax.
ing laudanum.
Honswinger had been drinking
heavily for some days, in fact, for
some time pest. He had evident.
ly become despondent, although be
gave no indication Of his Intentions
to his friends. The day previous,
as was afterwards discovered. he
made two unsuccessful attempts to
secure laudanum, and late In the
evening Induced Patrick Carroll to
obtain it for him, telling Mr. Oar
roll that ho wanted it for friend
in Santa Rita, at which place Hon
swihger bad been working lately.
Mr., Carroll, without lhs slightest
suspicion, obtained the drug and
gave 1t to Honswinger. The first
inumation that the authorities had
of the affair was Tnesdny after
beon when it WAS report sd that
Houe@ingcr had been lying tli
dfy in "A comstose condition in
resort in the south.
eIu portion Of the city. An invcs
was made ut once, and the
then unconscious man removed to
The Grant county hospital, whore
he died the same evening, without
from the stupor just
when ho took the poison is not
known. His remains were inferred
at the county d ex-
aense, although il is said TINT the
licensed came from a wealthy
amily, living in Pitleburg. Pa.
Mayor Fleming has communicated
o the address given Honswinger
lad 10 relatives in this section, SO
ar as known.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
NATIONAL EXPORT EXpOSI
TON.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 90, 1899
Editor Sierra County Advocate
Dear Sir -. There ia 10 bo held
in the city Of Philadelphia the
coming fall Nationnl Export
Exposition for the advance ment of
the American manufactured and
producer, and as all parts Of the
United States will be represented,
and great part Of South America
and Europe lin fact the whole
world - will be present, you cannot
help see the great benefit to be
secured from the said exposition.
1t is needless and useless for me
to call your attention to the many
and great resources Of the Terri.
tory of New Mexico. New Mexico
has many Industries. products,
fruit, etc, which should be prop
erly placed before the many tbous
anda of people who will visit the
said exposition and commercial
congress. New Mexico has no
reason to take back scat. She
ought and must be In the front.
The people of this "Lnnd OF Sun
shine" must let it be known what
can be found within the four Dor.
ders Of New Mexico, this land
blessed by God. A proper repre-.
sentatlon Of the resources Of New
Mexico at this exposition will be OF
priceless and untold advantage
and benefit to her people.
The time IL near at hand for the
admission of the Territory into the
Union. and a proper and creditable
representation and exhibition at
this exposition will be a great
assistance and aid her in her
struggle for admission.
She has written her name In the
Temple Of Fame in her service 10
war. Peace has her victories as
well as war.
Ia order that the resources Of
New Mexico may he properly rep
resented funds are necessary, anu I
It IL with view to have you bring
this matter before the people OF
New Mexico and to start a popular
through the medium
Of your paper towards a fund for |
defraying the said expenees ~ n !
proper representation of New
Mexico that this letter Il written
yon.
Your well known and deserved
rride as teople will appeal far
stfonpe, and more effectnaily than
my words OF mine.
Trusting that Won may bring
Ihis natter 10 the attention of
your readers, and hoping that they
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
LAKE VALLEY NEWS.

Shaw, Gregg & Robinson
shipped their last train load Of
cattle last Thursday. This makes
a total OF one thousand head that
they have ahipped.
John Heney has sold his goats
to Ed. Allen. Consideration pri-
vate.
Arch latham and MIR. Barnes
have contracted their mutton sheep
to X. 9. Montoys. Of San Antonio,
N. NJ. Consideration $3.50 per
head.
--Thos. Jobson left for his home
at Macon, Mo, last Saturday.
MIRA. z. Himrod left for her
home at Danville, Ill, last
w Wodnesday. She ia very much
pleased with our country.
w. X. Curry is putting up
houses and fences for poultry
farm. His incubators and brood
ers ara here aud ha has imported
200 Of % point brown legborn eggs.
From these he expects to start
bunch of chicks
Mr.. Curry is evidently good
authority. on poultry aud he
expects to be enle 10 make big
success Vt this enterprise.
Nm
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
SET OUT FOR THEIR
RANCHES.

FL Paso Herald.
Oliver Lee and James Gilliland'
vino ~e.o e.aAs.l tai, II ,tc srr
Of $4,000 by Judge Parker. were
released from the jail at Alamogor-
do yesterday. Both Lee and Gil
Iiland Immediately set out for their
ranches.
Il is said TINT Governor Otero
WAS instrumental in ginning their
raIcsse Governor Olero has made
himself very popular with all
cIn-ses Of ri liens in the territory,
and the Impression prevails among
both parties that New hexico, will
At the next seesion of congress he
admitted to statehood, all duo to
bis untiring efforts.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

may realize the Importance Of this
exposition ard the consequent
good that will inure to New
Mexico through a comprehensive
and proper presentation of her
industries, products, etc. and
accordingly respond with that we'll
known generosity that Is inherent
ia her people, feel that 1t is
unnecessary for me to say more.
The exposition opens Sept 18th
1899, and closes Nov. Both, 1899.
Yours truly.
FRANCIS TRACY TcD1N,
Commissioner.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

Senator Andrews haa pur-
chased a diamond drill for his
Copper Flat property. near Animas
Peak.
The operations of the Sinna-
mahoning mining company grow
more extensive every day, and the
monthly pay roll of the company
is now an important factor in this
camp. Manager John w. Brooks
will now very soon have three Of
the company's mines shipping
steadily to mill and smelter.
Operations at the Richmond
continue very satisfactory to Man.
ager liske and his large number
OF leasers, and gasoline hoist will
be set up at the mine next week to
even further facilitate matters.
The cyanide mill for the Blaine
and Mckinley mines has arrived
and is being set up.
The Cincinnati force has been
to twelve men, and We
look for corresponding increase
IN lis weekly output.
AT the Cathe inc considerable
OF copper is now being
to the surface by the
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
IIERMOSA.

AL Slater and John Kendall
have opened up a large body OF ore
on their Palomas Chief lease.
A Mexican single man and a
Mexican wife and child, OF Cuch-
illc, have eloped. The last seen OF
them was on the Animas with a
herd OF goats.
Young n Baucus have made
an immense strike ct ore on tho
Eagle mine.
Ed. Doran Is taking out q
large quantity Of very rich ore on
the Eagle.
Nose Adams aud j. G. Plem-
mons have struck large body OF
450 on, ore on the PaIomaa Chief.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
COWBOY TOURNAMENT.

III Paso Times.
Tho cowboy tournament, il pre-.
dlctions do not fail, will attract
thousands of visitors to El Paso.
There will be large delegation
from New Mexico. both The Santa
fo and White Oaks Offering low
rates To the tournament. The low
rate on the 8. =. promises to bring
large crowd from Arizona, and
Mexico will also be represented,
Cowboys from tho different
ranches in this locality will enter.
and also some from west Texas
At least twenty ranches will he
heard from during the week The
first prize in all contests will be
$50 A number Of merchants will
donate the second and third prizes
which will be equally rs attractive
as the first
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
SIERRA COUNTY TEACHERS
INSrirlY YE.

The third annual institute foi
Sierra County convened at the
court house last Monday morning,
with Professor Bennett of the Sill
ver City Normal az conductor.
The law makes il compulsory
for every teacher to attend, aud no
teacher without holding an insti-
tute certificate can be legally EN-
ployed by school-board. At
tendance at some institute for the
current gear IL one Of the qualifi
cations Of tho teacher, and II
school board paying money to n
teacher who does not poesess such
qualification may be prosecuted
for the improper use Of the school,
funds.
The superintendent OF pnblic in
ftruction, DR. lr NIX | Given. Ia
dong all IN his power to make this
one OF the best institutes in the
Territory, and to administer his
duties in such way as that the
schools OF tho county may do the
best work possihle. Tha fee Ia
small. and teachers not attending
must suffer the penalties aud may
justly be ndiudrod unprogressive.
The following teachers are ~ at
tendance: Miss Dora Titus. Miss
Emma Quick, Misa Whitman,
E. r Lee Francisco Lima, Apollo
ME Wales and II w. Dolins..
While the attendance is small,
the interest Ia excellent. Other
teachers will possibly enroll before
the session closes.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.

Prof. Bennett will give the four
lectures Wednesday and Friday
mornings as advertised and IN ad-
dition he will give the same four
lectures in the evenings OF Tues
day the 18th and Thursday the
17th, combining each evening two
OF the morning lectures These
lectures will begin at s o'clock
D. m. and will be given in the
Court House. All who hold sea-
son tickets to the morning lectures
will be admitted to the evening
lectures free. Admission to the
evening lectures each night 35c.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
CHURCH NOTICE.

There will be Sabbath school
and religious service at Kingston
next Sunday at 1890, And a
s $. Review Service at Hillsboro
in the evening at s o'clock.
Prof. Bennett of Silver City and
the officers and teachers Of tho
Sunday school will take part in
reviewing the s. $. Lessons Of the
past quarter.
The Epworth League will lmeet
NJ 7.30, led by Mrs FI-k
All are cordially invited.
J T. MUssFLL.
Pastor NJ L lhareh.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

I have purchased Mrs. Horns
boarding aud rooming house in
Hillsboro, and ask the patronage
of the public. Good tables and
housekeeping apartments.
MISS Polly ROBERTS.
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ore.
"A new boarding and bunl
house rs going up at the American.
New strikes are reported al
the Garfield and X. X.
The miners at the Gold Hill
have about 800 tons of ore blocked
out and ready to be mined.
Ed. Strickland has seven men
developing his property.
MAJ. Llewellyn is negotiating
for a lease and bond on the Wis
consin aud EighiyTwo mines
- Unless the Mesa de} Gro com
pany gsts move on itself ard
does regular and legal assessment
work this fall, II is apt to lose its
extensive placer property. Several
parties are Watching chance to
!jump" it.
Charles Anderson has renewed
operations on bis Golden Eagle
mlne, north of h ,nan1a gutch.
Jack Burke and j Il Collsrd,
miners. left for Fairview Monday
to look up good gold and copper
lease.
Capt. Lee. the Lake Valley
mining man. is in the Hillsboro
district to aecnre gold lease and
may go to work on the Mastodcn.
The Catherine tunnel is now
in ore.
Five men were put to work
last Monday on the rich gold
shale deposits of the Whaleback
property.
The Bobtail mine, one OF the
Porter group. which made great
record as a gold producer in years
past but wss allowed to become
flooded, is to be pumped out and
again worked The Bobtail is the
northeastern extension OF the
Snake and adjoins the Eureka on
the west
The Fricke mine. an extension
Of the Richmond, is evidently not
Tor sale as the owner refused a
handsome cash offer Tor it during
the present week.
Capt. Tom Murphy and Ed.
FL. Welch are said to he negotiat-
ing for lease and bond on the
Dell mine from the Bank of Dem
ing.
j eff Owens, lessee of the Sher-
man mine, is making GO ton
shipment to the Porter mill.
Manager E.. Fl Blckford is
putting the Snake and Opportun-
jty mines in excellent shape for
Increased production, and we con
fidently expect. these great proper
ties to exceed all former records In
3 few more months.
The Trippe is sacking another
large shipment for the El Psso
pmelter.
Another $4,000 gold brick was
shipped east by the Charter Oak
mill company on Tuesday.
-Abous 35 Mexican placer men
ore wors,ne on Bonsnza and Snake
mines slope, gust east OF Cold
Bprines. where they are harvesting
eoGsldeYrhje eaarse gold.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
HiIIsboro Mines and Mills.

Output of Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday
August 10th. 1899, rs reported for
The Advocate;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

Summer novels, paper books and
periodicals, at the Postofice News
and Cigar Stand.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11
Hall's Family Pills are the best
f. J. CHENry & Co., props,

Says the Santa Fe New Mexican:
"At Las Cruces Saturday hearing
was begun before Judge Parker in
the matter of the injunction against
the irrigation company interested
in the Elephant Butte dam propo.
sition. The court is under instruc-
tions from the supreme court of
the United States to ascertain
whether the dam wonld injure
navigation ut the lower end OF the
Rio Grande by restraining the
flow Of the river. Hon. S. Il.
Newcomb represents the interests
Of the company"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

New NeNloo TerflI0riAI Fur,
Alhuqoerqur, Sept 10Th 10 % d,
1899. Fare from Like Valley for
round uip SG 80 On sale Sept.
18th to a2rd. Good for return
until Sept 18th.
II j. ,I0Bs0N Agent.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

Always an acceptable gift a
box Of candy from the Postollice
News Stand.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

Senator Andrews lenves to-
day for bis home at Pittsburg, Pa.
Iiillsboro people are always glad
to meet the Senator and they are
pleased to know that he will re-
tu n again 10 few months.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

! am selling &c. cigars made
from the same tobacco you get
when you buy Zoe. cigar.
MILLER Posioflice.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

q. M. 1omlinson ia colo agent
for the celebrated Kentucky Com
fort Whisky.
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H0WrS THIS I?


reward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure.
f. }. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, 0
We, the undersigned, have known
Il. J. Cheney for the Inst Is years,
and helipse bin perfectly honorable
in MI bnsiress transactions. and
financially able TO carry out any
ina.!e by thris FIRM
WEST & TRuAy. Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, @
WALpING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, @,
Halps Caturrh Cnre ia taken
acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous snrsaces Of the
system. Price, 75c per bottle Sold
by all druggists. Testimonials
free.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-08-11

Total output since Jan. / 1899 s,i6o
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-25
East KOxburY.

Creamery patrons received II lie. fol
April butter.
Carl Thayer Is to work for Orlando
Ralph in Brookheld.
Flora Woodward OF Braintree is teach.
ing the school at the Run.
Mrs. Emma Wardner is in Williams.
town caring for Mrs. Leon Dirty.
Mrs. f. Il. Allen had friend from East
Brookfield visiting her the past week.
Mrs. M. g. Spaulding OF South North
field is working for Mrs. Frank Allen.
Nathan Clark moved onto the farm
which he purchased in Northtield last
week.
Mrs. Nj. II. Rice and daughter, Clara, Of
Montpelier were guests of her sister, Mrs.
Sidney Rand, last week,
Alphonso Laid was quite badly injured
last week by being thrown from load Of
stones against the corner OF a bridge.
All 1-2l b. daughter was born + ,Mr.and
Mrs. Leon Ditty OF Williamstown Mrs.
Dirty was formerly Agnes Boyce OF this
town.
Rev. and Mrs AFRO Boyce met with
bed accident last week while on their
way to Marshfield. Their horse became
frightened at a wagon beside the road and
ran, throwing them out and iDiuring
Mrs. Boyce quite badly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-25

Vile.
Ethel Neff is boarding at Herbert Luce's
and going to school.
Cornelius Cutler will carry on Mrs. A
B. Birds farm this year.
Mrs. Ben Harlow and daughter, Callie
spent day in Randolph recently.
James Dole visited his granddaughter
Mrs. Alvan Savage, day recently.
DIR. Ernest Billiard OF Warren visited
his cousin, Mrs. c. K. Noble, lately.
Misses Tammie Harlow and Bessi,
Markham spent day in Bethel recently.
Alvan Savage has bought a farm il
Barnard and expects to move onto it thi,
week.
Miss Essie Cook OF Rochester is visit.
ing her grandmother, Mrs. A. B. Bird, FOL
few days.
VIM. Hoisington OF Rochester and his
brother, Charles, OF Lowell, Mass, visited
their uncle, Sayles Hoisington, a day
this week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-25
East Brookfield.

Mrs. w. p. Bigelow OF WATERFOWL,
Mass, is guest at c. IL. Bigelow's.
A. ID. Reed has purchased a large sized
U. 5. cream separator through the agency
Of Geo. Ford Of Braintree.
Mrs. A. b. Smith, who has spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Sprague, returned to her home IN North
field the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. /. Ford and son OF
Braintree and MIR. and Mrs. I'll. ID. Wheat
ley and daughter OF Barre city visited
friends in town the first OF the week.
Rev. Mr.. Currier of Williamstown
preached to full house at this place last
SUNDAY and his hearers were much pleas
ed with this, his first appearance here.
DR.. Tenney H. Wheatley, son OF Mr..
Nathaniel Wheatley, has received the APP
pointment OF medical examiner in the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
company in one OF the finest insurance
sections of New York city.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-05-25
windsor Court Docket.

The June term of Windsor county eour
shows the following cases OF interest L
this part OF the county
Lucy A. Bates Robert Morse; bas
tardy.
W. f. Shaw Frank Durkee and A. o
&. c. Smith David J. Etz and Emms
| o. Etz; debt.
Selden s. Brooks James NJ. Cloud, as.
sumpsit and note.
James N. and Helen F. Cloud Selden
5. Brooks; assault and battery.
j. I. Freeman q Co. Vt. Hide and
| Leather Co.; replevin.
John X. Topper j. J. Saltery and
trustee.
Thomas Madehen William Quinlan
general assumpsit.
N. A. Dustin v j. g. Mann; general as
sumpsit.
Addie Alexander silas Alexander; d.
vorce.
Kimball & Gay Admrs. j. ]. saltery
and trustee.
Isabel l.. Lsvally Joseph LavaIly; Pc
tition for custody OF child.
In re Will Of Ellen b. Segur; appeal from
allowance Of the will.
w. Il. and A. w. silsby Y l. NJ. Frost i;
case.
John R. Upper Quincy Ford eject.
ment.
Edison II. Hubbard Jessie F. Hubbard !;
divorce.
I'M. Ford Chas. II. stoddard; gem
eral assumpsit.
Frank NJ. bearing Nellie e. bearing
divorce.
j. NJ. TIlson Admr. Of Mary Stone v
Harvey Ellis; replevin.
Gilbert ana Bailey A. Lee Cady; reple-
win.
Mary W. Bowen Allen W. Bowen; d.
vorce.
Mary A. ouimby Frank C. Quimby;
divorce.
Clyde e. Benedict Union Agricultural
society; case.
Ella b. Wills George A. Wills; di-
vorce.
Rollin ellison William and Paul Tink-
ham; general assumpsit.
Alonzo Emery j. A. Bryant; debt on
judgment.
Charles Cutler Y j. A. Bryant; trespass.
Guy Wilson and John Wilson, Admrs.
v Samuel w. Bowen; note.
Hattie Bowen Samuel Bowen; divorce.
The following state cases appear
Fred Austin; adultery.
William Fuller; liquor.
Kilburn Day; liquor.
Mary +. Day; liquor.
Augustus n. W. Smith and Hattie
Graves; adultery.
Eugene A. o'Shea; selling mortgaged
Z; ii. Jackson and John Jackson; liquor
,elling.
The ehancery docket shows these cases:
L. z. and w. E. Heath E. A. and d. |
T. Dyke; hill
W. II. Hartwell and wife Bethel +. |
Light and Power Co; bill.
A. A. Brooks and others Gilbert Bal 4
ey; bill.