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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-27
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Carson
City, Nevada, August rs, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions of the acT
of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitlod
An Act for the sale of timber lands
Nevada and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the Public LAM
States by act of August 4, 1892, Syi-
vain Siard, of county of Humboldt
State of Nevada, has this day filed
in this Office his sworn statement No.
II. for the purchase of the SEA of
NWA and NEA of SWA of Section
No. SO, in Township No. 40 N, Range
No. SO E., NJ. d. NJ, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim TO said land
before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Carson City, Nevada, Oh
tuesday, the 10th day of November,
1903.
He names as witnesses: John
Dooley, of Paradise. Nevada; raul
Pinson, of Golconda, Nevada; William
Polkinghorne, of Golconda, Nevada;
Henry w. Newly, of Winnemucca.
Nevada.
ANY and all persons claiming ad-
verseiy to the above-described lands
are requested to file their claims in
this Office on or before the 10th day of
November, 1903.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register.
Date of first publication August q.
1903.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-27

ACKER'S BLOOD ELIXIR POSI-
lively Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning
and all ~Scrofulous affections. At all
times a matchless system tonic and
purifier. Money refunded is you are
not satisfied. soc and s1.00. For sale
by Brown Bros.
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Accredited Agent

G. Diehl Is the authorized agent of
the Silver State. Subscriptions placed
with him will be promptly placed up
on the mail or carrier fist. Single
copies OF this paper for sale at his
store. II
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Cfrcumstnnces Alter Cases.

"The boys are throwing stones at a
poor peddler."
Outrageous"
That's what I think"
"whose boys are theyf"
"Yours."
"Oh, well. boys will be boys. Let the
children play."-Chicago Post.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-27
Rams for sale

We have four hundred good two and
th1ee-year-old Merino rams for sale.
Call on or write to
CORBEIL BROS.
8-6-tf Winpemucca.
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Costs You Nothing

Grocery List wv" Is a low priced
wonder. Mailed rree. Write todav
Carloads or family orders Of qualli,
peidhusep D. Co.. Sacramento 4-Stf
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Fresh Candies at Roses

A fine line of the latest In confec-
iionery, in bulk or boxes, just received
al d. Mob. Roses. All these goods
are guaranteed strictly fresh. If
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Official Directory
United states nn,srnmsut-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Theodore Roosevelt
secretary OF State......"...-..John Hay
Seereary of Treasury.....Le Leslie NJ. Shaw
Secretary of Elm Root
Secretarw Of NAVY William Moody
General go. Henry c. Payne
secretary Of Interior....E. A. Hitchcock
Attorney-General.. @ Knox
secretary Of Agriculture. James Wilson
Secretary Of Commerce. q. B.. Cortelyou
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(The Board of Equalization Notice
and Notice to Contractors below are
published upon al order of Windle G
Bracket, in fulfllment OF said Win
die & Brackets advertising contract
with Humboldt county,
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Cent Column

Reading notices not to exceed FIVE
inserted in this department for
cents a week, payable in advance.
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FOR SALE-A rue building lot in
San Jose. Cal. Price 5000. or will
exchange for Winnemucca property
Inquire at this Office. July l u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
SHE CRIED FOR
ARRESTED MAN
Curious Spectacle Witnessed on on
a Street Car Yes
sterday. N.

Silent amazement sat upon the faces t e
of the occupants OF an lakewood car
yesterday while the little scene TO be
mentioned was enacted.
The sheriff OF a Virginia county board board
ed the cur and he had In his custody an
evIl-looklng Individual who had been re-
Gently sentenced to three years IN the
State penltentiary. There were also sew
oral ladies in tho car, One Of them be-
came highly Interested III the case Of the
arrested man, and made Inquiry OF the
sheriff as to what no had done, and how
long Ii, was to be fined |, and so forth.
She pltied tho q poor man. S. She wept
aloud, the tears streaming down her face
Some poor mother or wife loves MN
and is weeping this day. she said, or
words to that effect The passengers
stirred uneasily and tho sheriff showed
up several inches. Els destination
reached. he rose with an evident sigh II
relief aud marched the jaIl-bird out. and
the sympathetic tears ceased.
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WILL REPRODUCE
OYSTERS IN WAX

Mr. j. Lyman Babcock, Of Bay Shore,
Va, who is one,of tho assistants to the
Virginia-St. Louis Exposition, is In the
city, and is stopping at Murphy's., MI,
Babcock has with hin, some samples OF
oysters reproduced III wax on natural
half shells, and they are as perfect as
nny imitation could we'll be- Mr.. Bah
cock says the eastern section of the State
is deeply interested IN the success or
the Virginia exhibit, and will take advnn-
tage or the opportunities ndv'srtise me
commercial and natural iudYantaEes OF
tho section to tho world
Not only will oysters be reproduced
ana put on exhibition but potatoes and
other products Will be exhibited: ana an
thn counties Snre preparing to join inyt the
affair to make 1t a success.
Mr., lBabcock Is on his way to Washing
ton to look after some matters IN COLI
ncction with tho Virginia exhibit.
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THE RECONSIDERATION \ S',l',! :; R. ! !
OF ST. ANDREWS
Great Occasion Among the Epis-
copalians on New Years
Day.

The new st, Andrews Episcopal Church,
of this city. OF which the Rev. Thomas
semmes Is the rector, will be consecrated
on January list. The event will be ono
Of the most notable IN recent Episcopal
history IN Virginia. st, Andrews Is one
Of the best known parishes in tho State,
and the church building is one OF the
finest. The conservation Of the heautl-
full new house of worship will probably
bel made the occasion for elaborate and
impressive services.
At q recent meeting OF the Standing
Committee of the Diocese Of Virginia the
Rev. j, r. Gravatt. rector Of Holy Trim
.ty. was elected to membership on the
committee, to III the vacancy caused by
the removal Of the Rev, u, 3. Kinks
from the State, The committee gave It's
consent to the conservation OF tho Row,
David Hummell Greer, d, D., as bishop
coadjutor OF New York,
Tho Daughters Of the King Of Rich
mond held services IN All Saints Church
on Wednesday. The several chapters in
the city and vicinity were represented In
the congregation. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. Robert Strange,
b. r., rector OF st, Paul's,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YoRN Dec. 1o-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline, OF Z points 70 an a.,
advance OF . points, tho, declines osins IN
sympathy with disappointing cables. which m
duced liquidation by room longs. Almost IN,
msdialey, however. the market was rA iea
northern. snInners have been ouyin . ia.,
freely recently. and with outside buying orlerj
the market was advanced until Nsar the clu
OF the first twenty minutes prices were nei
4II6 points higher. The advance was the s'3nal
for considerable hear pressure ana a. inc
market started downward rumors were eircu.
iatng that strong bear CLIQUE had ! pc s,,i y
movement is onsetting In the Pop -lar nllh ~
the governments small crop estimate. wn,!s "
was also reported that demand III tne ooutll'
ern spot markets was falling OIL. Interior re-
ceipts also were running ful!, although 'ns
port movement shows Il subsdiEg tendency. i1iu
the accumulation OF stocks at interior 'oMhS ~ -
believed To point to good Increase ~ ~, inc 10
week 8 visible supply figures. Notwlthstah !lns
these factors, the market showed great SLID ~
borness under pressure. Az one stlne Just %.
fore mid. dag 1t was at net dec!lna oss wy T9
noints on the active months but was ratileu
again, aud In tho early afternoon ruleu rdemer
firm and closed very IRREGULAR The closes va
months unchanged TO 10 points lever, S ,,.ars
We're estimated at46oo. 900 bales. lsxports we're
mil Estimates for to-morrows leadlng points
about n standoff, and the Southern spot mar
Eets easier at unchanged prtoes - q decihs
OF Ac . ~ 100 ,,a,e,
For the week 100000 bales aga nst $50 sso iass
week and ?6l,7S4 last year To.days recTip az
Mt New Orleans were 10. Ss7 hales aga,Hst .o s,
last year, ana at Houston l?,777 pales agalEst
6447 last year.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

steady. Ryo Flour--Dull. Buckwheat Flour
quiet. cornmeal-steady. Rye--Dul Barley,
IT sg. N and sss @ oR,sss
s MIuaa broke Under reports that propi.
nent Chicago bulls we're unloadns From thls I
crop re port big Hour cieurances and q bulllsh
Michigan state report elos'ns, nSe ,,s
higher. Nay closed at Size; July, y nc '1e-
s4aax 0p dsy an maf isss
NV sas'y weather aes new shs
covering and good bull support the c a9 nens
isal:c. net higher. May closed a. 4s I De-
ee sssine sise eut MeassIpuI psfei bel
lies sAG9Ac. per pound; Lard-steaay 4, fo 5Eai
81 sd iEeaay eeaei family sssss5: snof
clear. s13.o9al5.ao Tallow-Firm. Hossfs-
Firm Ts ,,pf Inc a1@ 10 invoice.
m HSafsn rm cordo S rhs 81, 81
coffee futures opened rm al an an, y nr
pean market On the advance soa a> Gs,os "a
heavy rsazns BY. ers as ou sGSe suYn
40 that prices continued firm And the ma! Set
closed Regis points higher with sales q le7 7
R Rass SpEsrs sIalasses@ a24t' INV,
Buttcr-Quiet: extra creamery, e.; sla ss
s sms eoo4sa
fe EtS sa's and s
PoatoesFrm Ions Island !, fiolsg i liz
and Western sacks SIZE a2.25. Peanuts
Steady fancy handpieked osner per
1Se' .Sdpio; per barrel sl50I2.25. Cottoa--;By
steam to Liverpool. l2c 80
CHICAGO. I'LL, Dec. 1o.-IIeayy selma IN
the wheat Dit to-day with an absence OF any
smbstanti support caused u decline OF l!.c..
from the high point q The nac da apeE n e r sny
hnnwever preceded the close which, com,hared
With last night showed net loss OF s p;sc.
Other gr,ltns were strong May corn closing nti
tGsGc higher, with oats up 14c. play Lro-
Visions closed fro m7.sals7sc, higher.
The Ieadiu: quotations ranged u. follows;
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RAISE SALARY OF TIE
ATTORNEY-G GENERAL

The bill offered In the House to raise
the salary of the Attorney-Gen from
5000 to $4,000. to take effect at the end
or the present term. was favorably report
"a from the House Committee yeStef-
day afternoon.
Major Anderson sent a letter to tho
committee asking that It be amended SO
as to take effect ut the time mentioned,
In heinz of opinion that there was some
constitutional question involved IN the
Immediate increasing Of the salary OF
the ,of flee +sh-l gsl ,ts-y5SE afHFea
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VEsTRY is TRYING
TO HELP TIE POOR

The vestry tof st. Luke's Mission,
through their senior warden, have made
an appeal to tho more prosperous mem
t,srs Of the Episcopal Church fora por-
ton Of their annual contributions for
the necessities Of the poor Of Richmond
Any contributions to this end VIII be
judlciously distributed IN the name OF the
church to the poor In st, Luke's vcin-
Ity in tho West End OF the city, Gifts
should be sent to Mr.. Richard Fl, Meae'a,
postottice box Al, Richmond, Vao marked
S"For the POOR"
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MARKET ON
LOWER LEVEL |, {, \ ! /: |
Made Fruitlcss Struggle Yes
terday Against the Rcaca
ton Tendency.
LIQUIDATION. IN y. s. STEEL ) r: I
& This Was a Very Important ADJ 'lsde1l
verse Influence Tone one Of d. ..ss
Bond Market Easy.
LIQUIDATION IN y. s. STEEL !. {: I
This Was a Very Important. Ad.

tsl6lt CIV Associated ErcSE.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The stock marke
made another Struggle to-day 'n -; !;
:uscumbed ana yielded ,t e Clever , ,H
points ior many prominent stockg; y !, !.
EFFORTS 70 hold the market WIS tne snnys
this selling was attributed ITO pittson,ir :;
aesount gave ~ snIsier mp I6s s 70
faciiites Of information' as to trade corr
ditions at that Iron and steel center enter !
,ho RI. ii h1At the II trade was also rega edsd
as decidedly unfnvorable, OWING q ih 's
Continued accumulation Of stocks o. PIX
Z production \ in the last two months UNI
precedentod for suddenness and amount.
rhe incrcases II accurnu,nton is sag ,,a 70
rs sptt 10 the Northern, Notwithstanding The
heavy sales reported in the Southern MIR y
ket cxistence Of better c ursai d bo
a eea o f9r tRR s rSn 1afa showing
/. aid the fayo.abl. report OF the better tone
Of the market for structural si G gniit,a
states Steel preferred ran off threc pu;ntJ
;,' 60 OF the market which had been wiz
erns n f onsersp np en 'hat broeyn
lranst continued but served rathe to
cause distrust than to fostcr.nn ntd tna
g Sn 81 e uny asf Ct sround
r buying Of this stock. The stock oprnet
DECLINE Of Il qn s ahte bacK te ths
Z lowest ind closed there.
It was not until near the close 81 me
g market that tho summary was published q
I! the dornesLc exports for November =.
These show an increase oyer ss G.
owing TO tho unprecedented vnlue
II the cotton exports which, renchcd
neatly .N.oV V9). the largest tigure.for Any
month in the history OF the country. l ne
persistent inward movement OF g0.u,
which was supplemented again to"dhy.
reeds no other explanations. sf3a
The stock market closed rather !rreB-
ular, but near the lowest OF the day.
8a The tone Of the bond n1hikct was easy.
Total sales, par value. we're $2.bU6 Coz.
United States 2s declined 1-8 per cent
on the last call. Total sales Of stocks
y55,SDO shares. I 84s,s
NEW YORK, Dec. 10,-Close: Money, on
offered at Ia. Time loans quiet: sixty
K days and ninety days per cent; SIX
months ID Primo mercantile papee: G;
sterling exchange firm. with actual bust
tor demand, and at s4.T9.75 to si;l9.W Tor
sixty day bills. Posted rates st.s0 l.. to
siSl and si.S to A.A L. Commercial
bills, s4.79 3-S to $4.79 IL: bar silver 81 -;
Mexican dollars Al. A 5.f5ts aflf
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ASKED TO OBSERVE
THE "BlBLE DAY"

AS MAS forecast by Bishop Hendrix at
tho meeting az the virginia Conference
III Charlottesville, the College of Bishops
of the NJ. =. Church, South, through its
secretary, Bishop w, A, Gambler, has Is
sued a call for the observance of "Rlbie
pey,' on March 6, 1904, by way OF cele-
ibratlng the one hundredth anniversary Of
The British ana Foreign Bible Society
the Oldest OF the existing Bible sosle-
ties, The anniversary falls on Moa'
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Irregular with lower quotations for r, $ q
the stocks but an early ne q strsnx ',
in the fractions and Aschaol Ihe H owsr euu no,
lers than might haye been expectea'
PARTICIPATING PROFESSIONAL:
fessionaL' Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened low low;
n nst seem to be over and Of ne Hronses.
pools which sold out on "Wednesday repotted
The earnings and the conces Y; Q. l9 ,
z connecting the bridge are considered na auili-
cent bull arguments by very iu'r ' uusss.
& AMALGAMATED corPER:
Almalganated Copper inpfov,ea eas ~ - d hosn
we'll rold Boston Is stu talking bulls but, ;.
Is thought a, some u,,, Of the Lawson s''ci
rho Intcrnu tonal Banking Corporation has
B Tie sun, OF 10000 yen has ALREADY bean re;
ceiycd This makes the total amount engaged
10000 yen or $4,000
HEAVILY SHORT OF STEEL:
nrs hea Ss sSort 81 ses
& Every Ever kind Of bear news on Unite. Safes
has wired bs to en 81 hs ha
communicate the news to their custo'ne.s anu a
influence them The point Is im , AM ~ us
.shops must be long OF the stock or the, FRO.
pretors would not be 30 anxious 70 Sst 1t
The street was flooded with adverse forecasts
OF the next United States steel. stntelneh ,or
being put out again.
SHORT OF STEEL SELLING LESS
T ihs source OF the shor, selling were fairly
we'll known. and 1t was. therefore,. less IS. con-
vincIng than 1t might have been othcrw'se.
ERIE SHOWED STRENGTH: I. II,
Erie again showed Strength. ava !! ~, "E inn-
M S.e fo easnss R2s42s s lon s"s
ket was regarded as the most important faS &C,
Tho Hlli-Aiorgan Interests, 1t is generally OK.
pectetl that tho November statement VIII maze
Th e' movement In Consolidated Gas attra tied
less attention than that In the fractions: 1 Ia
was probably sympa'het!c and soms % e. the
American Sugar was bought. Tor Wa ,sh n1
The Western houses were the heaviest tariS
sellers OF Steel preferred
4 MARKET RATHER HEAVY 49, .,
The market was rather heavS ,i niter Fl, -. 80
var psees The s
were about ths best spp rssd b e. Mp s aa
a sased he Is b. sgrsssvey bears elsewhere
GENERAL ELECTRIC FREELY ABSORBED; -
hs mnne freely absorbed for some week p St.
ItSIe believed that any develoonen IN me
rofSn staa a the Ga 81 os
crops up with fair regularity.
One OF the Significant features Of the market
was the resumption OF liquidation IN SINE
Of the minor induutrlals, which recently rallied
0 The weakness in Republic Steel and Tennes-
see Coal and Iron was slsn,'lfnnt ~ conmsestGn
lowest es i but t. with general recession on tha
d 81 4 e Z Z . + u .
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Conference Prayers.

Tho BAPTIST minister's OF Richmond
have appointed a committed. consisting
of the Revs j, B. Hutson, D. D., G. S.
Gardner d. D., and Weston Bruner. D.
D.. to arrange for tho holding In Rich
nond Of one OF the. week OF conference
prayers, recommended by, tho State Mis-
sion Board with asNlew1toEreyiving and
deepening the spiritual life'ao OF the peo-
ple OF tho denomination. II is s
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sales, sG9,.c per pound. Hogs-Receipts. -
head soil consigned direct:

UNION STOCK YARDS. plTrsBURo: IA ~
pre E r. i Moss- iig sey
Prime line heavy, si7oa47S; mediums, 4.6oat4 6:
heavy workers.. s4.5s0i4so; light workers.. HbD
Firm Prime wethersss +ss51koJ; cu!Is and
common .sl.25g2.oo: choice lambs, S5.35a5ao;
veal calves. 1901. 90.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 10. --HoGs-Actlve
and higher at s355@3. 671a. Cattle-Dull ut 81 q
4.25. Sheep-Stcndy at L5ed3.4o. Lambs
Steady at SOS Co. X,
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( A Correction.

Editor OF The Timcs-Dispatch:
5Ir,-Your correspondent from Buch-s
anal Va, In his latter, published on the
9th, Is made to say that tho saloons OF
that place, when the. town was wet,
took in $4,000 or $40, 900 per month"; Ho
intended to write $4,000 or $4,000 pei
year" Go. s56 "A =. =. +.
Buchanan, Va. Dec, 1908.
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BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. 1o-FLouR-Qllet
and Unchanged Wheat-.Weak; spot, contract
Western SoiszS6Mc.; southern ~ sample, 7s@
sec, Corn-Firm; spot, ga ana the meath.
White Corn. sSs tTNc. onts-ouet; No. j
white, Ale. asked Rye-Firm; No. 2, SOC, but-
ter and Eggs-Firm and unchan ged, Cheeser-
changed, st4s l.5 tE4 jsE 5Ha ets4.t
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day. March Tth. The bishops suggest
that the occasion will furnish most far
yorable opportunity for discourses, sN-
htbitins the trlumphs Of the Holy Scrip
tures liz all lands; and that It Will also
no a suitable occasion for making offer-5
lsss to the Bible cause.
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The CASE0F
MIR. B'.R;.AU|E,R'.
Will Present Striking Situa-
ton III Hanover, it is
Decided.
STATE OR CO. coMMITTE 81
Decision s !, ii I'll the. cou tr (. Show
Which V SsWHIaasi r Blight County
Co1trt Meets Monday.
STATE OR CO. coMMIT1EE7

The last of the Henrico election excite
ment will probably be dissipated to-mor-
row, when the two remaining warrants
IN the list OF ten will be called UP for
trial.
Tho troubles OF Mr.. Todd, the treasurer
elect Of the county, are, OF last at an
end, He has won at every point, and
on he first oftnext month no will assume
the .rclns 81 government, Before Justice
crutchfcld yesterday the Richmond case
against him was called. The two wit.
nesses. Thomas and Hndle, were ex-
an,ed, and on the strength Of their tes-
timony tho court refused to issue q war;
rant. and declared Mr.. Todd q free man.
Thomas said he saw Todd pull money
from his pocket and hand It to Hindle,
while drinks were being bought for the
crowd lIind!e denied that he ever got
any money from Todd, and said that he
paid for the drinks and Sandwiches out
of his (Iindles) own pocket.
The cases to be heard tomorrow are
those OF Treasurer w. II. Brauer and
Pat Mcdonnell. The very greatest In
terest is taken In the Brauer matters.
The testimony that will so before the
court will be the Same as that which
was given before the county commi ttee.
The specific charge is that the treasurer
paid to one L. D. Green certain sums
Of money with a View to Influencing Ills
vote. Mr.. Brauer says h.o feels no con-.
Germ, and that an Immediate acqulttal
will result from the trial. Flo will DO rep
resented by Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr.
The result OF this Brauer case will
be Interesting. however the decision goes.
II Mr.. Brauer Is acquitted the action Of
the court will sustain the position Of the
state Committee, and will be hard
blow at the county committee. If he is
not, the situation will be just reversed.
These considerations add very greatly to
the Interest Of the hearing. and. the entire
county is awaiting tho result. Squire
Friend will probably not sit any more
with his colleagues. The magistrates
who Will try the case arc Squire Lewis.
Of Tuckahoe. and Squire Thomas, Of
Fairfield. }%
The County Court Will meet on Mon.
I day. All Of the recently elected officers
will qualify unless they have already
done SO,
One OF the most interesting matters be-
fore the court will DO the resolution OF
the supervisors calling attention to tho
failure Of the constables to enforce the
dog laws. The resolution will suggest
an investigation, and. one will probably
Re ordered. The evil Is becoming very
ggravated one and n number of people
are reporting damage to flocl1s BY stray
CANNES.
Judge wickhafn will also, at this
court consider the grand Jury report
charging contempt Of court against q
w. Childrey, commissioner OF the rev.
enue. 4
white man named j. p. billiard was
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Getting on Well.

Hon. s., s.. Simmertnan, member OF the
Hou, o from Wythe. who was sick 50 lonnas
is able to DO In his seat IN the House: Mt
zimmerman was eXaninad by Dr. yohn~
sion yesterday, and the surgeon does
lot think the member will haze 70 undsF.9
sc another opera ton NJ
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CLOSING FOND QUOTATIONS,

chira "a NJ md 81 Paul pen, 4s,,.....,I 10 Z
Shica 80 nj Nnrt h,vestern con- 1905,
Chicago, T. !. and Pacific 4s......s,'....' i ssa
&. .C. 6. ana ST. Louis Eon 4s............ b5i,
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ConsoIidated 'Tobacco Observation-Disclosures, tst
S,oiora do and So,ithcrn Decentralization. Si4
Denver and Mo srjrando 4s................. eoh
I:rie prior lien As 3s,.
Erie General IS 49, 90
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts.......... lo?'s
Ia,sishg,o rn na Naah inc o6
Manhattan consol gold 4s........,......A. lolE
Mexcan e Central ~ Il inc
Sfinns md St.TLouls is 5................... 9bE
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s............ e67s
Missouri. Kan. and Texas 2du. .............
Eav. Ynrr. r.entral pen I3:Is,.,.....,...... .9ss
Nav Jersay Central zen. IS. .....,......... 12th
Northern Pacific Is Observation-Disclosures. lv?B