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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
nANTI.
CALENDAR OF MAY COURT TERM
Heavy Probate Business Migrating
TO Canada aud the North
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Manti, sanpete Co., May 4-There
seems to be considerable Of an exodus
from this and neighboring counties TO
the northwestern states and Canada.
Louis Olsen aud family Of Emery left
here this morning with three carloads
Of cattle. consisting Of over 100 head,
and their household furnishings, via
the Sanpete Valley railway destination
Alberta. Canada. Mr. Olsen Is accom-
panied by his father. Frederick Olsen
Of Ferron, who goes north on visit
TO another son living near Raymond.
MAY COURT CALENDAR.
The regular May term OF the district
court conyenes here on Monday next,
the clerk has Just made up the follow
ing calendar.
State of Utah VS. Brigham Lyon,rape,
State Of Utah vs. Joseph Hill, assault
with a deadly weapon.
State Of Utah VS. Elon a. Hanson, car
nal knowledge.
Application for dissolution Of the
board OF trustees Of Fountain Green
Irrigation district.
Rekyald Nielsen VS. c. A. Y. Ucker-
man.
Reuben Christensen ct al vs II. A.
Kearns ct al.
Christian Ukerman VS. Carl A. Ucker-
man.
Hannah NJ Christensen VS. Andrew
Bjerregard,
Lena Nielsen VS. Nels p. Nielsen.
Lena Peterson Monroe VS. James
Monroe.
Central Utah Wool company VS. Wal.
ter s. Mackay.
Horseshoe Canal company VS. j. G.
Crawford.
Following which is very long pro-
bate calendar.
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ST. GEORGE.
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
OF Washington County Schools =
Good Work In the Woodward.

Special Correspondence.
st. George, Washington Co, April 80
--Of the 60 enrolled eighth grade stu
dents Of the Woodward school only Az
were able to remain until school clos
ed, and Of this number ~ were gradu-
ated, These graduates are IN every way
qualified 10 take up the work given In
a High school and much credit Is due
Mr. Salisbury, the teacher, for the good
results that have been attained,
Throughout the year an enthusiastic
class spirit which was highly coinmen-
dable has been shown In this grade,
The commencement program Of this
class was a literary treat. The histor-
ian, the orator, the prognosticator, the
humorist, the poet, and the yaledictor-
ian gave evidence OF ability.
Very creditable exercises were given
by students from each of the lower
classes.
COUNTY SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Following are the graduates Of the
district schools of Washington county:
Santa Clara school--Robert Fret,
Nina Gray. Hulda Graf, Charles Hafen,
Dora Reber Frederick Reber. George
Stakell.
Washington school--Nannle Blazzard,
Annie Nelson, Alice Prince, William
Van Orden.
Woodward school-Pearl Andrus, Cor
nelia Brooks. Benjamin Bunker, Bert
Carter Wilford Bunting, Maggie Cot
tam, Mary Cottam, Theresa Cannon,
Lulu Snow, Claud Dodge, Eta Gard
ner, Robert Judd. Mabel Jarvis, Frank
Jarvis, Caddie Jackson, Louis Lund,
Matte Macarthur, Arthur Macarthur,
Leah Morris, Nette Macfarlane, Flora
Norris, Eddie Nelson, Lawrence Snow,
Hettie Sullivan. Alma Webb VIM
Whitehead George w. Worthen, Willie
Woodbury., Annie Woodbury..
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volumes, with 100 volumes as u begin
ming In the Jefferson school.
The art department has grown In
value from $40 as reported last year TO
SS9i.75 for this year. This IA due to
three special gifts Of Artist John Ha-
fen. sculptor c. u. Dallln and other
Local citizens,
The High school has made It's begin
ming and we all have bright hopes for
its future
All In all, the school system Of Spring
vile Is the special pride Of It's citizens.
The work In all departments during the
year has been successful.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that there win
be meeting Of the members Of 1.-THE
Corporation OF the Members Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latler-day Saints, re-
siding IN the Eighteenth Ecclesiastical
Ward Of the salt Lake Stake Of Zion,
Utah at the Meeting House Of said Ward,
on Tuesday. the 18th day OF May 1908. al
1.30 O'Clock p. m. for the purpose ot
authorizing the Board OF Directors OF said
Corporation 10 transfer the legal title
TO an the real property belonging 20 said
Corporation to Orson ~ Whitney, az Bish-
op Of the Eighteenth Ward Of the Church
of Jesus Christ OF Iatter-dny Saints, In
the County Of Salt Lake and state OF
Utah
Dated April end, 1903.
ORSON +. WHITNEY.
President OF said Corporation.
John A. Evans Secretary.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Joyce as TO his sanity and ordered COM
mltted 70 the state insane asylum.
Mrs. David Pickett presented her
husband with fine daughter last
evening Mother and child doing well.
Henry j. Ware, OF Evanston. Wyo-
ming, is In Ogden visiting for few
days with friends
George Mccormick was a Salt Lake
visitor yesterday on legal business.
Tomorrow Roy Tribe and Farley
Nokleby viii leave on missions, the
former going to Germany and the lat
ter to Scandinavia,
George Douglass. formerly resident
OF Ogden. died yesterday at Springfield,
Ohio.
MIRA J.. Mccormick and daughter OF
Los Angeles are visiting relatives In
Ogden
Tuesday evening, May Z Shake
speare's popular play, Macbeth" Win
be presented at the Grand by John
Griffith and strong company
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EUREKA


Special Correspondence.
Eureka, May A very pleasant sur
prise and farewell social was given MIR.
Chas. Stephenson and family az the
Latter-day Saints church Thursday
evening. Music, songs, recitations and
speech making were the order of the
evening. Mr. Stephenson has been SUI
perintendent Of the Sunday school for
several years. Himself and family
leave tomorrow morning for Nephl,
where they make their future home
FOR BETTER WATER SUPPLY.
The mayor and city council have de-
cided TO investigate a plan TO acquire
water to supply the city from ground
owned by the city, about 200 acres Of
which is located within the city limits,
The present supply OF water is be-
ing obtained from the Eureka Hin
Mining Co.
AT the last meeting of the city fathers
a warrant for $500 was drawn TO pay
the interest due on the water bonds,
The treasurer's report showed that
about $4,000 belonging TO the water
fund was still in his hands,
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SMITHFIELD.
Death OF Father Noah Jenkinson at
Marysville, Idaho.
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
smithheld, Cache Co., May News
is Just received of the death of Father
Noah Jenkinson at Marysyille IN the
Teton district Of the Snake river cOun-
try. The news was accompanied with
the information that his remains would
be Inferred in Smithhed cemetery Sat
urday the End, This is all that can
be learned Of the particulars at this
writing.
Brother Jenkinson was one of our
citizens, loved and esteemed by all who
knew him. Smlthheld has been his home
for many years, II is only two or three
weeks that he left here TO stay while
with his daughter, Laura, where he
died.
He leaves a most respected family
and hosts OF friends TO mourn his death.
Another aged and respected citizen, In
the person OF Brother Jens c. Peterson,
is lying in critical condition; his life
almost dispaired of.
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neral services were held In The meeting
house. The ward choir discoursed
sweet music, and words of eulogy, con-
ISOLATION and admonltion were given by
Elders VIM Humphreys, Chas. G.,
Housley and Orson Smith. A large cor
tege followed the remains TO the GEM
etery, where the dedlcatory prayer was
offered by Bishop Samuel oldham, De-
ceased was born Sept. %. 1922, and
died April 49, 1908. She leaves a hus-
band, one son. three daughters and
many grandchildren and great grand
children to mourn her departure. Sis
ter Linfield was a faithful Latter.day
Saint and much esteemed by all who
knew her.
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Oxygen
Hunger

The worst starvation is
Oxygen hunger.
1t is a disease when your
blood is deficient in red cor
puscles.
1t ends in Consumption and
death.
Its signs are weakness, loss
of flesh, pale skin, transparent
complexion, loss Of ambition,
and proneness to catch cold.'
The only cure is
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MOTTO

Notice Is hereby given that there Will
be a meeting Of the members Of "fhe Cor
poratlon OF the Members OF the Churcr
Of Jesus Christ u Latter-day Saints, Re
siding IN the FIN Ecclesiastical Ward
OF the salt Lake stake OF Zion" In the
County OF Salt Lake and state OF Utah.
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1893. at
o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF author
izlng the Board Of Directors Of said Cor
poratlon 70 transfer the legal title 70 all
Inc real property belonging to said Cor
poration 10 samuel NJ T. Seldom, az
Bishop OF the Fifth Ward Of the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-dsy Saints. In
the County Of Salt Lake. and State Of
Utah.
Dated April q. 1905.
S. NJ. T. Seldom,
President Of said Corporation.
Archibald Freehairn. Secretary.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

Have you a friend or acquaintance
IN your former field Of labor, TO whom
you would like 10 send copy Of the
Semi Weekly News7 II 30. take ad-
vantage OF our special offer. made Il
aid the great missionary work. We
send the paper one year 70 any point
In the United States, Canada or Mexi.
co at half price. sloo. This does moi
apply 70 points where there are resu.
lar wards or stakes. Foreign postage
extra.
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FOR BETTER WATER SUPPLY.
CASTLE DALE.
DIED ON THE WAY TO HOSPITAL.
Christian y. 4. Ottosen Answers
Sudden summons,
Specla! Correspondence

Speclt! correspondence
Castle Dale. Emery Co., May L.
Christian f. +. Ottosen, an esteemed
citizen OF this place died at Price, April
49, He was born Nov. q. 1863, In Den
mark, emigrated to Utah In 1850, moved
to Castle Dale In 1888 and has lived
here since. He leaves wife and five
children, the Oldest a girl Of IS years
He was a faithful er-day Saint
and a good and enterprslng citizen
His family has the sympathy of the
whole community. He was only SEX a
week with bowel trouble Two doctors
were with him and Il was decided to
take him TO Salt Lake City to the hos
pital; they got as far as Price. but he
died 20 minutes after arriving there
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$3.50.
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS

Via Oregon Short Line to San Fran
cisco. Portland and Spokane, May 5th
and 9Th. and June 4th, 5th, 9th and 10th
tickets good for return until Sept Sth.
See Short Line agents. City ticket Of
fee 2Oi Main street.
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SorioE no CONTRACTORS,


Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
viii be received by the undersigned up TO
las o'clock D. m. OF May 9Th, 1908, for the
materials aud labor required on the cxtcn.
sion 10 the Foundry building and Power
house On University site, Just east OF ana
adjacent 10 Salt Lake city, Utah, and
according TO plans ana specifications and
drawings which are open for Inspection Of
bidders OF the Office OF Dallas q Hedges,
In the Dcseret National Rank building, at
the corner OF Main ana First South
streets. In Salt Lake City. Utah, and all
bids and proposals at the above time viii
be publicly opened and read IN the Office
Of the poseret National bank IN said
city. All bids must be addressed ~ Unit
Versity Of Utah, Salt Lake city Utah"
and marked In lower left-hand corner,
"Blds." or such bids can be delivered 60
the board OF regents at the said time and
place Of opening same
Bids must not contain conditions. quail
idcatlons, propositions or any other thing
ia addition 10 those mentioned In the
plans. specifications. drawings. contracts
and bond and bidders must use the
forms of bids without change, which Will
ne found at the office OF said architects.
and no other form OF bid Will be- received.
A certified check on some bank In Salt
Lake City, Utah, for at least i've per
cent Of the amount Of the highest bid
must be incl0sed. Each check Is TO be
made PAYABLE TO the undersigned and Is
20 be forfeited TO the undersigned IN case
The bid Is accepted and the bidder does
not enter into the contract and bond
Within three days after its acceptance. for
the faithful execution Of the contract AMI
bond hereinafter mentioned,
The proposed contract and bond are also
AZ The office OF said architects and can
there be examined.
There must be a separate bid and certi-
0cd check for each Of the following
pieces Of work to-wit'
l--Foundry extension.
2-EXtensiOn 90 power house.
bond must be furnished for one.half
Of the amount OF the hid with good and
sufficient sureties, all satisfactory ana &C
ceptable TO the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves the right 20
reject any and all bids or 20 accept any
lid or bids Il may deem best or 70 let the
contract for both buildings to one bidder
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
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FINE CROP PROSPECTS.

The grains planted By the farmers the
up out of the ground much better than
for several years past The farmers
have begun TO irrigate for the season
and the prospects for crops are much
better than for several years past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05
SNOW ACADEMY.

The work upon the new building of
the Snow academy will begin in the
very near future. Henry Beal of Eph-
rain and the stake presidency Of the
South Sanpete stake are very energetic
in behalf Of the academy. 1t Is expect
ed to roof the building the present sea-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-05

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court, In and for Salt Lake County. State
Of Utah, Department No. l. In the mat
ter Of the estate OF Septimus W, Sears,
Deceased NCtloe.-The petition OF Isabel
NJ Whitney Sears, praying for the ad-
mission 70 Probate Of a certain document.
purportlng TO be the last WIN and Tosta-
ment Of Septlmus W. Sears. deceased, and
for the granting Of Letters Testamontary
to Isabel NJ. Whitney Sears. has been set
for hearing on Friday, the 18th day Of
May, A. ID, 1903. at 10 o'clock a. m at the
County Court House, IN the Court Room
OF said Court, In Salt Lake City, Salt
Loke County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this Soth day OF
April A. ID. 1908,
lseaD JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
Evans Ingebretsen 4 Evans, Attorneys
for Petitioner.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
Of John @ Smith deceased. Creditors viii
present claims with vouchers TO the I'm.
derslgned at Nc, 306 Tempeton Building.
Salt Lake City, on ~ before the 3oth day
OF August, A. ID. 1905.
HESTER SMITH,
Administrative Of the Estate OF John @.
Smith Deceased.
Date OF first publication, April y, A. ID.
1903.
Barlow Ferguson Attorney for Admin.
fgtrnfTl4
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EPHRAIM.
strengthening Nearly Completed =
Fine Crop Prospects.

Special Correspondence.
Ephralm, Sanpete Co.. May 4.-The
sheepmen Of sanpete have almost COM
pleted their spring shearng and they
are receiving fair yield Of wool for
which they are being offered and given
from 10 to IA cents per pound. The loss
Of sheep during the winter has not
been so great as at first feared al
though there are parties who have had
very heavy losses.
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PARADISE.
MISSIONARY WELCOME HOME
Veteran and Pioneer Citizens Laid
To Rest.
Sneclnl Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Paradise Cache Co, May 2,-on Mon
day evening, April n, 1908, reception
was given by the ward in honor OF Pc
Ter Jensen. who returned the day pre-
yious from a mission TO Norway, where
he has been absent Tor two and 3 half
years The brass band played several
selections before the reception was
formally opened. A fine program was
rendered, followed by lunch and dane
fnu
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VETERANS LAID TO REST.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Sister Ellenor b. Obray were held in
the westinghouse. Thursday, April 30.
The following Elders made appropriate
and consollng addresses: VIM. Bishop.
u. G. Jackson, Peter Jensen, Samuel
Hobrook and bishop Samuel Oldham.
Thirty vehicles loaded with relatives
and friends followed the remains 10 the
grave.
Sister Ellenor y. ohray was born
May 90, 1882, died April 20, 1903. and
was one Of the pioneers Of Cache coun-
~, coming to Wellsyile with her hus-
band, Samuel w. Obray. IN the early
sixties, and from there TO Paradise In
Its early days. She Is the mother OF
a large family, most OF whom survive
her: she was a faithful Latter-day
Saint, a devoted wife. loving mother
and kind neighbor.
On May another OF our esteemed
sisters. Mrs, Hannah Linheld. one OF
the early settlers, was laid 10 rest. Flu.
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The new Irrigation Law, In pamphlet
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Book Store.
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OGDEN NEWS.

The branch office OF the Deserct
News In Ogden Is at No. i66 Twenty
fourth street, where advertisements
and subscriptions will be received.
The News" is delivered by carriers In
Ogden every evening on the same terms
as In Salt Lake City.
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THE OzOMULsIoN co.

mentioning this paper, and a large sample
free bottle will at once be sent you by
mail prepaid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21
Solicitor

,soI1CITORs WASTED-Experienced adver-
ance: pleasant address bring recoEnmcndationsi
th9se acquainted in city preferred. Room wi
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21
CnnvaaSers.

canvassers To- solicit subscriptions for magazine
Offering extraordinary holiday inducements. Ap
ply Postal News Co. s2aA Fipney.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21

AGENTS AND sALEsMEN.

AGENTS wANTED-Asents 10 sell our celP-
efatod sold Elass iotterS. white euameled let
t:rs blnu steel signs shipped glass slEns
etched alass siEns door and name plates. houss
numbers. street name plates. We charge toi
samules but upon return Of came refund your
Jruis. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21

COW ana calf, Jersey; must sell ut once: Z
not need same. 1853 Kossuth ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21
The Beautiful Haze|too,

Some pianos have more bombastic reputa-
fion than the Hazelton Bros, but no piano is
more revsred and loved by its possessors We
are selling to-day Hazelton pianos to families
whose grandparents took their first lessong ON
the same make; SO years of experience as piano
makers puts them In tho front rank. 10 hear
the tone Of the Hazelton Is revelation. the
price Is little higher but the quality il like
gold dollar; worth 100 cents ut any time;
only authorized agents.
BEfER & SON. Seventeenth and Locus. sts
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21
NIGHT SCHOOL

a Nor month Shorthand. Bookkeeping
Touch rypcwriting. Arithmetic. Pennnnship
Busir,ss Letter Writing. Spelling etc Indlyid:
FOR ali srsduates. Draughon's Practical Rusi-
ness college, corner Tenth and olive Sal or
write Tor new l60-psge catalogue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21

TAILOR wANTED--Must be all-around man
work in store: none but first-class and sobe
men need apply. 17l7 Market st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-21

DIVIDEND. NoT1CE-st Louis. Mo-. Dec;
s. 19uS-Notice is hereby given that. at
the regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF
directors Of the Missouri Trust Company Of
st Louis held this date n dividend of ~ per
cent on the capital stock Of this company was
declared. PAYABLE to the stockholders Januss. s
transfer Of stock will close on December q.
MISSOURI TRUST COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS,
AUG. SCHIAAFLY. President.
Edward n Gorse Secretary,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-14
CUBAN RECIPROCITY BILL


Ways and Means Committee AufhS-
rixes a FayorabIe Report
Washington, Nov. IA The house
committee on ways and means has an-
thorized a favorable report on the bill
making effective Tie Cuban reciprocity
treaty by vote of IA 70 2. aIr Met
calf Rep., CALI was present but did
not vote, and Messrs. Robertson lnesn-.
La9 aud Cooper Dem. Iexl voted
against the BIN
Two amendments were offered in
committee. but both were rejected By
the Republican vote. one, offered by
Mr. Cooper. extended the provisions of
the treaty 10 an other countries The
other offered hy aIr Williams, THE mi-
noriy foor leader, abolished the dif-
ferential duty on refined sugar
The meeting Of the committee eeca-
pied an hour, and in the discussion as
to the length % time required for con
sideration ia the house it developed
that rule viii likely 70 reported from
The committee on rules Monday reaulr-
ing vote without apnuF unitg fQr
amendment ai A ocioek IhursHay Aext
Immediately after the reading IT the
Journal slr LYernash Gals arose 10 p
question OF personal privilege Read
ing from manuscript he began By say-
Inc, Indications are lhat IL the PAN
ama-C Colombia matter the president Isl
invading constitutional preTogatiye
0f the congress- ana ii seeHs al high
Importance u the dignity ana anihu
ity of this house that doubt lie dlspel-
led fortliwithp
Mr.. Payne rose 70 q point 81 order
and insisted that the question of priyl-
Iege be stated FIRST.
The speaker suggested that q rcsolu-
tion would inform Tie house As 70 what
question the gentleman desired to pre
sent lie finally Sustained the point of
order. cries of Regular ORDER being
heard On the Republican side
On motion 81 Mr. Payne the house
then adjourned
Chairman Hay Of tile Democratic
caucus has notified the Republican
leaders that all pairs have bean de.
clared or for the vote Oh the rule f07
considering the Cuban blu % Mnnaay.
4 Representative Tawney. tHe Republic
an whip, has notified every Republican
member 10 be present 1T the session Of
the house on Monday.
The senate did NOT meet
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ROXBURY MAN WAS cOYETOUS.
Joseph BelI Fails in His Attempt to De
spoil the Village Of NouhBeld.

Joseph Bell Fails in His Attempt TO De
spoil the Village Of Mortified.
Northfeld, Nov. 13.-one Joseph Bell
Of Roxbury, came into town yesterday
with the evident intent Of carrying away
al that he could secrete upon his person,
for he was seen tooOnceal ehild's saeque,
a woman's wrapper and pair Of rubbers
under his coat while IN Duttou's store and
being followed to the horse sheds the goods
were found in the wagon in which he
came in town.
He was arrested and found guilty Of
stealing goods to the value Of less than
seven dollars. While waiting for friend
Of his to get the amount Of his fine and
costs, which was S249l, II was discovered
that while In nj ] Cloughs store he ap-
pr0priated pair Of rubbers and at Farms
worth store be took an axe. These ar
ticles were not found upon his person moi
in the wagon and IL might have been diff
fcult to prove the taking but he paid fol
the rnbbers and the axe was returned and
he was discharged upon the payment 81
bis fine Of SI5 and costs.