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w. II. bancroft in Denver.

W. II, Bancroft, vice president and
general manager Of the Oregon Short
Line, left Chicago ON Burlington No,
l last night and arrives In Denver this
evening, where his private car Is in
waiting to brng him home. Mr. Ban
croft has not been In consultation with
President Burt Of the Union Pacific
In Omaha over the strike situation as
has been enormously reported; and the
Oregon Short Line officials generally
are said TO be In no wise disturbed,
for the simple reason that no attempt
to Introduce piece work In the shops has
hQan made
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EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
President Signs Bill Providing foi
An Additional Judge.

Washington, Jan. 3l.--President
Roosevelt today signed the bill recent
ly passed by Congress creating an adj
ditlonal judgeship for the Eighth
judicial circuit of the United States.
Late this afternoon he made a person.
al tender Of the judgeship to Judge
Willis Vandeyenter, assistant-attorney-
general for the interior department.
and the prefer was accepted.
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ISAAC Harlan DEAD.

Isaac Hartman. son Of b NJ. and Ann
p. Harman. died at the residence Of his
father IN Mil Creek. OF pneumonia,
aged 80 years. The deceased was well
known IN this city and had a host Of
friends who viii be pained 10 hear Of
his demise He leaves a wife and four
children, The funeral viii be held in
the NH Creek ward Westinghouse al
y o'clock tomorrow. Friends are In
vited.
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FREMONT COUNTY GETS SCHOOL
Especial to the oNews")

Boise Idaho, Jan. al.-The senate
committee on judiciary today reported
the house bin for the establishment OF
a state Industrial school in Fremont
county and favoring It's adoption. The
DAY was spen. /. gogu.. matters b,
sion.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
be held tomorrow. Sunday; Fast meet
ings being held In the respective wards
at 2 o'clock pm; Sunday school at
10 am, and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows,
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IIEp.

HARNIAN-At the residence Of his
father in Mil Creek, Jan &c. 1903, Of
pneumonia, Isaac, son OF T. NJ. and
Ann p Hartman born Feb, - 1878
Funeral WIN ho held iT fho fW Crook
ward Westinghouse at 70 m. tomorrow.
Sunday. The corleEe wal leave the
residence at II a. m. Friends are invlt-
ed.
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UnIted states Co nnanY Mlns.

Upon the stipulation Of the parties
to the action. Judge Han today render
ed a decree 10 favor OF plaintiff IN the
case OF the United States Mining com
pany substituted as plaintiff instead OF
the South Galena Consolidated Mining
company against the Niagara Mining
and Smelling company substituted as
defendant Instead Of John Herman,
quieting title TO the area IN conflict be-.
tween the Side Show and Rupert lode
claims, located In the West Mountain
district
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a Nnarantesd cure Tor PIIes

Itching. Blind. BleedIng and protrudlng Piles
Mcclure. no pay. All druggists aro authorized
by tho manufacturer ra'o Ointment 20 70.
fundthemcney whore 10 falls 60 cure any case
~ piles no matter OF how long standing. Cures
ordinary cas- s In Bis days; tho worst cases IN
fourtoon DAYS Unoappllcatlo gives ease and
rest Bolieges Itch NJ Instantly This isa new
q scoverg and IL Is the only Pile remedy sold on
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CedrIo Readr for Trial.

Belfast, Jan. 31.--The While Star line
steamer Cedric the largest merchant
vegsel in the world, left here today for
Liverpool on her trial trip
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NEW FLoRIsr AND SEED STORE.

schwarz 6 Heimcke will open Flor
ist store at Ga e. 2nd S on Tuesday
Feb Bird, where they will be prepared
10 Illl orders for ANYTHING In their line
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NOTICE TO COMMUNICATIVE
or George Davis. deceased. Creditors
WIZ present claims with vouchers 10 the
undersigned at 81 north Fifth West
street. salt Lake City. Utah on or be.
fore the LIST day Of June. a. d. 1904
GEO. A. DAVIS.
Administrators OF the estate OF George
Davis. deceased.
a r. Irvine, attorney for estate.
Date Of first publication. Jan. 81 A
D., 1903. -
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Sultan of MacIu Dead

Manila Jan, Sl.-The sultan Of Ma
ciu Is dead OF cholera. He resisted the
entry of the American troops into Lau-
40 and was defeated at Maclu,
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AII JON In paying tribute %
DeWitts Little Early Risers.
II. Williams, San Antonio, Tex, writes.
Little EARLY Riser Pills are the best
ever used in my family / unhesltat-
ingly recommend them TO everybody,
They cure Constipation BilIousness.
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver Jaundice,
malaria and all other liver troubles. z.
c. NJ. /. Drug Store, 112-1l4 Main st.
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Time Table
In Effect Feb. /,
1903.

ARRIVE.
San Francisco, '..,...,r.n.o.... $50 am
points - 49,, -. 80. olO am
Provo Pro- land ana inierTediatc points. 9;s5 am
From ogden, Cache Valley, Chicago,
~. Louis, Omaha Denver and In
termodlAte points. ....... ,..-...,.,' WI Pun
From Ogden, Chicago, st. Louis,
San Francisco 49, .'..".,.,..... 4;O5pm
terminus ~ ~ 49, 49,. -. 5:Oopm
From Unite Mercur, Nephi, Pro
Vo, and Manu. &C.. -, ........... 5iJo pm
F Fra -. 80 -. '.''.....,... $40 rm
For ogden, Omaha, Chicago, Denver "a
kansas Uity ami II Louis. .-,...,. 1'OO am
Tormians ~. -. 800 -. -, 7!45 am
and Mant =. .,... 49,. -, 7:soAm
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
mediate points -. -, ...." 9:i5 am
For ogden Omaha. Chicago. Den
San Francisco -, -. ......,.,~,l2:5o pm
For Ogden. cache Valley, Denver
Kansas CITY, maha, ST, Louis and
For Provo' NepM Milford, Cali.
entes ana intermediate points,. G6 p m
For Ogden Butte Helena. Port
land san Francisco aud intermedi'.
r. N. scHdMACiiHi'K5R,. Xct. Trat Mgr
d. II. hurley, @ p. 4 T. a.
d. s. SPENCER. A. g. r. & T. A.
City Ticket Office, col Vain Street
Telephone $50
daily except Sunday.
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ANGUS NJ. CANNON.
JOSEPH T.. TAYLOR.
CHARLES w. PENRosE.

The Tenth quorum OF Seventy Will
hold It's regular monthly meeting in the
Second ward Westinghouse on Monday
evening Feb. 2, at 1880 o'clock Hy-
rum j. Smith, clerk.
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Aa6I5HfylFEFERI g E7R!o! GRAk9E
RIO GRANlDfE? Of E5llEsNS S
Current Time Table.
LEAVE eAtrInXr o,rv

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
NO G-for Grand Junction. Den
yer ana points east ......... S:s0am
no f-tor Provo, Grand Junction
Ma snJ q! loI points east .;......,.,. s.l5 pm
NO s-bOr Provo. Grand Junction
Ma enq "a an points cast ,..,,.,.,,.,. S;sop N
aehIl, Marysvale and intermedI-
N a'e points s...........o..,-.... 500 am
frGvo and all intermediates
No ll-For Ogden and ali inter. w" , "
mediate points e.io n m
10 s-For Ogden and the west .ii:0O b. m
70 i-ror Ogden and the west. 1870 D m
80 For Ogden and the west $3.50 a. m
-''' "--ror Park City,.,.,...... s;l5 ain
=, ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY:
40, L-from Ogden and all inter.
=, mediate points -. .,...,..... 9,Qam
W - rom Provo. Grand June
No a0n ana The east ....,...,.. s;s5 an
t,oI IT Provo, Grand June.
No 10s a ana the east -. .,;.".i2s5 pm.
No sioD e4a ne east e. -, .,...o 1850 pm
Eureka. Marysaie. Man0 and
intermediate points .. s,on f, IN
20. 6-trom OGDEN ami the west 800 a m
90 IRON Ogden and the west 3,05 % m
90 t-Erom Ogden and the west $40 n m
~, rom Eureka, Pays0n, He
p pei, PROVO and intermediate
No. loi-From Park Civ. NE S,i5 n nm M
e,efIeet Ginning car service.
.sieeplng cars to Chicago without
Ticket ONCE, ios West second sou,h Pos,
once corner Phone eos.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or tho respective
signers for further Information.

signers for further Information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division. In and for Salt Lake
County, State Of Utah. In the matter
Of the estate OF Axel r, Olander. de-
ceased. Notice. The petition OF Ebba
Sophia Olander praying for the issu-
ance to herself Of Letters Of Adminls-
tration in the estate OF Axel r. Olan-
der. deceased, has been set for hearing
on Friday the 18Th day OF February.
A. D. 1903. at 10 o'clock a. m. al the
County Court House. in the Court
Room Of said Court. in Salt Lake City,
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this S0th day OF
January. a. d. 1903
fSeal) JOHN JAMES ciarh
BY j. U. ELDREDGE. JR.. Deputy
Clerk.
Stewart & Stewart Attys, for petit
TONER.
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SALT Lake STAKE.

scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 Jcl0ck, a.
m, In the Assembly Hall. All fire
cordially invited.
Religious services In the German Ian.
guage are held every Sunday morning
at u o'clock in the Assembly Hall
The Twenty third quorum Of Seven
ty will meet on Monday evening next
IN the Seventh ward Westinghouse.
There will be a Relief society confer
ence OF the Jordan stake held at Draper
ward house Monday Feb. 2. Meeting
commences at 10 n. m, and ut l p, M
A good attendance is desired
MARINDA BATEMAN,
President.
HILDA LARSON,
AGNES CUTLER,
Counselors.
On Monday evening, beginning at
$780, Elder 3. II. Roberts viii lecture
IN the First ward assembly hall under
the auspices OF the l3Sth quorum Of
Seventy. The public is invited
a lecture win be given tomorrow
evening at the Twenty-third ward
Westinghouse by Prof b. s. Hlnckley
Of the l.. ID. S. University. The lecture
viii be under the auspices Of the ward
NJ |. A. and the subject Lessons TO be
Derived from the Book OF Mormon
The Priesthood Of the Salt Lake stake
Of Zion VIII meet in the Assembly Hail,
Friday. Feb g. 1908, at o'clock D. M
1t Is expected that all who can will be
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE P1cKERrs .

The Pour Pickerts and their company
OF comedians gave very creditable per-
Torrance Of RIP Van Winkle' at the
Grand last night The speciality work of
the Plckerts IS very clean. indeed, and
made hit. Babv Blanche amply upheld
her claim Of being the greatest of child
actresses. Mr. JOS G. Morton as Grip"
deserves special mention. Tonight
the bill will be GA Noble Outcast." A
special matinee will be given Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3o, at which time a
straight vaudeville bill will be presented,
and Baby Blanche will hold reception
Wednesday night the engagement will
close with Wildcat, the Romp."
EXQUISITE MUSIC.
The bandsmen of the Gordon High
landers 1.-The Kilties," who will appear
at the Grand on April IA, for matinee
performance only, have always given
due prominence on their programmes to
the works Of the great masters, and are
equally at home In performing the less
pretentlous compositions of the pOpu-
lar writer's, but they chiefly excel in
their own peculiar national music, that
of Scotland, and no son of ''Old Scots"
ever misses the opportunity of hearing
the famous 9ighlanders' Band in pa
triotic music so dear to the hearts of a.
John Tamsoli's BARNS. 1t is unneces-
sary to refer to the exquisite musical
beauty OF Scottish airs and the manner
in which they appeal TO all. Suffice it
to say that the faithful Interpretation of
Scottish music by the Gordon High
landers i hs near perfection as anything
musical can be.
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n %
q orleans and return at one fare
$50. April II, -. ID; return limit April
10 with privilege of extending limit to
April go Account National Manufac-
turers Association
St Louis, w ard return at one fare,
SO. 40 April ~. 30 d May 1st Re-
turn limit Nj Account dedication
ceremonies, II -ou.s Exposition.
New Orleans, L., and return at one
fare $40, May 1. 2, 3, 4 5; return limit ten
(10) days from date of sale, but can be
extended to May 80. Account Ameri-
can Medical Association
Savannah, Ga, and return at one
fare plus % cents or $lS o5; May 4, 5, 6,
z; return limit May 20, but can be ex
tended to June LIST, 1903. Account
| Southern Baptist Convention.
New Orleans and return at special
low rate of $15.55 May Is to 81, in
elusive; return limit May "a, but can be
extended to June 10 Account Confed-
crate Veterans Reunion. We will take
pleasure in giving all possible informa.
Gion concerning tdis trip. Let US en-
gage your sleeping car space soon as
possible.
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PRIVACY Very otter personal in
terviews give rise to certain unwtl-
come publicity. Remember there is no
"cross talk over the Home Telephone
and your conversation is strictly pr;-
vate. ttf)
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'PHoNE sls for plumbing, willett.

SEE THEIR BUGGIEs. j. S. Wilson
e Bro pride themselves on pleasing
their customers and holding their trade.
The reason they go back is easily ex-
planned they sell the best vehicles that
can be sold for the money, Go and
look at their buggies hig lot just in.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07

APPENDIX TAKEN FROM A BABY.-For
the first time, it is believed, in the
history of surgery. baby has been
operated upon for the removal of the
vermiform appendix. The infant is two
month and twenty days old, and is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forres, of
San Francisco.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07

LoTs OF EGGS AND POULTRY Watson
Andrews has on hand for Brent Bros. I,
waiting for shipment order, 300 cases of
eggs, or 5000 dozen in all He shipped
this week 40 coops of poultry. There
have been a good many shipments of
eggs this week by other parties -Flem-
ingsburg Times-Democrat
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07

INVESTMENT COMPANY CAsE.-The at
torneys of DR.. A. P. Taylor has filed
motion for a new trial, in Lexington.
The principal reasons for the asking for
the granting of a new trial as set forth
in the motion are the misconduct of the
Jury in several incidents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07

CHOICE Cur FLowERs.-I represent
Bell. the Lexington Florist, and can fur
nish flowers on short not ce for funerals
weddings. ball, par les, etc. L. ave
your order with me at Spears & Brent's
grocery. JOHN SPEARS. Agent
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07

SEED Oars For Northern seed oat
go TO Geo, w Stuart, directly opposite
the freight depot (tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07

LADIES SHOES Stunning styles in
Ladies Shoes. So 90 and $3.50 grades
for So so, at Thomson's If
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-04-07

Just received our New Line Many new and
attractive styles are shown and the prices-well-
you would be surprised, they are so reasonable
Pongees, Silk Lined Linens; Taps, Black and White
effects Fancies, Chiffon and Nets; Mourning
Parasols, 81 to SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
GIRL SIR THONls HELPED.
Reata Winfield. Who Fiddled on a London
street Corner, Gets Home.

Reata Winfield, the young Southern
violinist who, becoming stranded in Lon
don, took her fiddle and played on street
corner to get money to return to America,
arrived Yesterday aboard the American
liner Philadelphia, She caught severe
cold while collecting small change from
apprecative passers and was taken to
Charing Cross Hospital After recovering
from an attack Of typhoid she go; work at
IS "A week in a restaurant.
A patron of the restaurant told Miss
Winfeld's story 10 Sir Thomas Lip, on,
who obtained drawing room engagements
for her She thus made enough to pay her
passage home. with plenty TO spare.
She played several times at the ships
concert on Friday evening.
Miss Winfield married Stage Manager
Lionel Lawrence several years ago and
after an unhappy experience was divorced
from him She said thet first thing she
would do after going home with her mother,
who lives in mis- city, would be TO thank Sir
Thomas personally for his great kindness.
Other passengers by I'll" Philadelphia
were Irr. Leslie D. Ward Of Newark, who
has acquired twenty-five paintings mostly
mas, crpecrs, for his private gallery, in
cludinE Jean Francois Millet, three Corots
and two Daubignys; the Rev. Dr. Henry
Marsh Warren, Justice W j. Gaynor Prof
and Mrs n Hauley Hay, the Hon Ri Black,
the Marquis. L. d'Aurencor Capt. James
B. Butt. L, s. n, Grosvenor b, Clarkson,
George " Darr, sylvester Garrett and d. c,
Greenwood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
GETTING BACK AT THE MAYOR.
Saloon Men whose Delegation He wouldn't
Receive Solid Now Against Hin.

The campaign committee of the Liquor
Dealers Association. which decided on
Friday night to oppose the denomination
of Mayor Low, began yesterday the send
ing out of 900 letters telling why. Part
of the letter, which is signed by Fritz Lin
dinger as chairman, read
1t is we'll known fact and can readily
be proven that the present city administra-
and Washington 1t is nothing
less than political crime TO try and
Republicanizc this Democratic city by
crooked and corrupt methods and thereby
strengthen the Republican state and national
machines. II is clear to my mind that the Gov
ernor wants to pay Mr.. Low political debt
Under false pretence that he (the Governor
wanted to have a I.0OO-ton barge canal
constructed the high license bill was passed
collected here is sent up the state to reward
the Republican country districts, where II
is possible for Il township OF 900 inhabitants
TO cast SO Republican votes. This law robs
Our city treasury and the taxpayers or about
81, OOO, 900 annually as over ten millions are
collected here TO be- divided
When the Mayor of this city was asked by
! a delegation of respectable tradesmen to
protest against this unjust measure. he
lacked the moral courage to raise his voice
in opposition to the Governors pet measure.
Al that time. clothed in his mantle Of purity
and holiness, he would not receive the dele
CATION but in IA letter to them stated that
persistent rumors" reached his ears that the
saloon men paid bl0Ckmall or tribute 10 the
members of his police force. Can you
imagine such II cowardly subteriuge!
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$500, 600 MISSING, HE SAYS.
Envelope Containing Securities Disappears
From MlnnesOta's State Caplt.l.

ST, PAUL, Mimi, Aug 29.-An envelope
said to contain Government bonds ana
copper mining stock valued at 81 ,5O0Ooo
which Joseph Picard Of 100 Thomas street
says he placed in vault in the State zap
itol sixteen years ago for safe keeping
cannot be found.
Picard's father, Joseph Picard, wealthy
Frenchman. died in Canada sixteen years
ago, and, according to the story related
by the SON. placed in his hands, just before
his death, an envelope which he was in
structed not to open till he was Fl years
OF age. He was then IA, and admits that he
disobeyed his dying fathers injunction
and opened the envelope, which he found
to contain Government bonds valued at
81, OOOOO and copper mining stock worth
half as much.
This envelope, Picard says, he rescaled
and took TO the Capitol, where he asked
the officials to place it in vault for him
for safe keeping. He says his true name,
Alphonse Detrey. was written upon the
envelope.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
UNION LABOR TiNGLE.
Members Of State Board Of Plumbers
Punished for Doing Their Duty.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 20,--The plumbing
business Of New Orleans is paralyzed over
union labor The Legislature at It's late
session provided for "A Board OF Plumbers
to examine into the qualifications OF all
plumbers. The board was to consist OF the
City Engineer and five plumbers, two OF
whom We're to be journeymen selected
by the Mayor
Two members of the Plumbers Union
accordingly were appointed. They were
ordered by the union to vote rs members
Of the board for McGilray as inspector.
They announced at the time that they would
not do so. rs hey believed the other cnndi-
date, O'Dowd, was the better man. When
the board met, they voted "a they SAID
they would for O'Dowd, who was the candi-
date of the minority of the union plumbers
for the place
The union has fined the two men who
disobeyed its instructions SIPS and has
expelled them from the union. Not only
this. bur, the union mon refused to-day to
work with them, and struck on Manlon
& Co. and BoeiIler a. Co., who employ ihde-
pendent journeymen plumbers. The UNION
has also asked that they be removed ny
the Mayor as members of tho plumbers
board for being TRAITORS to the union
1t is said. on the other hand, that the iaion
has no right to dictate to members OF a
State board, and that in voting az they
did they were guilty OF no violation OF
union rules and cannot he legally expelled
from the union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-30
LICENSE BuREAU AFTER HIM.
One Story " How Patterson the Greek
Got the Police OH His Trail

The arrest on Friday night Of James
Patterson, the Greek fruit dealer, may
have bee tie result Of Magistrate Hogan's
charges that the police have been levying
petty gait from pedlers.
The story told about the Greeks arrest
il that afe~ the Magistrates charges were
mace public the license bureau employees
started to inc out where he got his infor-
nation "Co, slitutioual" o Brien, the most
active Of Ire bureaus policemen headed
the l..vestgu On, and Oh Friday, it is said
a score Of peJlers We're lined up in the
lice So bleau aad questioned
This 0ies;iouIg was followed by an
active inte. est IL the affairs of Patterson,
man Of power among his countrymen
and who is their authority on the mysteries
of citizenship papers and licenses to ped le
In looking up Pattersons career OBrien
discovered that the Greeks real name was
Demos hepes Papakal alos, AID that Oh
Oct. 70 1902, he represented himself as
JAIME, Jefferson II taking out his first
p,-pe.s.
',.is il ,!t basis Of the charge against
Tue Greek. l.. {. BeHcdict Peeke OF the
Secret Service sisn.d the complaint against
the lp.,. u.0 UalicU State, Commissioner
RiGgc-r, t.rjav lei IN H. $500 bail for
tultne, cxuniuegiou.
Whc,. ,rporei calico al tie license
b4reau Yesterday Chief Clerk Merrinan
was unwilling 20 Discus the case,
Magistrate llOGar', remarks" he said
| this department. Any one can see they
are not the rcmarIis -! rational, sound
! leVel-hrJGe, man.
Butts i, becaur" Of NIagist rate Ilogan's