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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
MAKES MINES PAY.
Concentrator Will Test the Quality Of
Mountain Gold.

Lawton, o. T., June 9-The W. Free
man Machine Co. of Joplin. No, are put
ting in a $4,000 concentrator at Nieers
OF the Arthur patent. This machine is
guaranteed to make these mines in this
locality pay mines or no money expected
for the machinery. The assays have been
made by this company and the members
are confident that gold is plentiful in
the Wichita mountains and are Wiling
to risk several thousand dollars To dem
onstrate 1t to the world. The superin-
tendent Tor this company is at Lswton
at this time and the machinery has been
shipped. As soon as it arrives the work
Of erecting il will begin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
TIMER CUTTING MUST CEASE.
John Van syke Must Appear Before
the Commissioned.

Perry, o. T., June 9.-Deputy Hutchin-
son came down from Newkirk with John
Van Syke, who was charged with cutting
timber in the kaw Indian reservation.
He gave bond before the United States
Commission for his appearance at the
next term Of court in Kay county. Sew
eraI persons have been cutting timber
and lumber in the Kaw country lately,
and the United States authorities are de-
termined that this must cease and they
will punish al vioIators TO the full extent
OF fhn law
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
AGREE TO A BONUS.
Citizens of Duncan VIII Give Cash
and Lots.


Duncan. l. T.. June 9.-A big railroad
mass meeting was held here Sa turday.
The chief engineer and vice president of
the Colorado. Oklahoma and Texas rail-
way were here TO confer with our people.
an agreement was reached whereby the
citizens OF Duncan agree to give the rail-
road bonus of $4,000 and the right-of-
way through the town and for several
miles west Also 10 give them depot and
switch grounds, 5000 by 2o0 feet Work is
70 begin on the road within ten days. One
corps Of surveyors has started southeast
toward Ardmore while another VIII work
northwest TO Lawton and Hobart
Tho Lawton and Chickasaw Central win
have an official here to see our people in
q few days. They propose to run road
from Lawtou to sulphur. oighty-fve miles
in length.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
FOR STEALING SIX HORSES.
Powell Kennedy ard Alfred King
Manted n Indian Terrltcrs.

Guth-fs. .. r June s.-Jona ?. Joaes.
6e7uty United ssstss raa-zhsI az Teeun-
SCR. hzz come II with Powell Ee-ns3yT
ard .sifsei Kize. negroes. wanted n -
western district of the Indian te-Fttc-y
for stealing SIX had of horses- Jones
has secured sa orser q removal ssad has
eft fcF Azzkcsee with the ipEiscoesA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
ARDMoRE 70 AsHDoWN.
Train Service Will Be Started on
June IS

Ardmore. ]. T.. June 9.-Roadmaster
William Edwards. Of the a. and c.. was
in the city yesterday with a special train
for the purpose Of carrying out Frank
West and his 100 men. who viii go 10
work at once surfacing up the track pre-
paratory 10 putting on a train service.
Mr.. Edwards stated that he was told
yesterday morning ny chief Engineer y.
\. Built Of the \. and c., that passen-
ger service would be put on, running
from Ardmore to Asndown. on the 18th Of
this month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
MURDER THE CHARGE.
Crime Alleged TO Have Been Commit.
ted al salt lake

South McAlester. J. r. June 9.-Jamss
Wright alias Charles Mailer. has been
arrested at wfhurton on ;he charge os
murder.
Il IS claimed that on February -. i'ss.
a salt Lake. Utah. Wright murdered
three boys. and % conceal the crime.
took the bodies out on a lake. cut the
ice and threw them in the water. He was
located 10 one Of the Dcgun naires and
word was sent down for him % come
out He refused 20 DO 80 un;n the Of
iicers sent the handouts down and al
lowed hin % put them on. The agtheF-
ities have been notified of the arrest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
AS A JEFFERSON euARp.
Tee Watson, Philippine Fighter, Has
Secured Position.

Guthrie. .. r. June s.-C9vcTnor T. n.
Ferguson has received a letter from lie
Watson. an Oklahoma boy. who states
that he has secured a position - the ~.
Louis exposition as a Jefferson quart.
Watson was in The Philippine. and as
sisted IN drilling the Aiva company %
the Oklahoma National Cusfe. Shies
company secured The arsi prize az ths
annual sueamgrnent az KiaEasbsr 1sst
year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
On Grand Scale

AIva. O. I. June s-The inance. pro
gram and printing committees have ne;
and perfected arrangements Tor the eeie-
brstion OF the Fourth n Alva On q grand
scale. Big bills VIII be cut tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
WITHOUT A TREMOR.
Man Sentenced to Be Hanged 6etrays
No Fear.

South McAlester. June s.-Barrett. the
man sentenced To be hanged July II. IL
very brave among his fellows in the jail
and he received his death sentence with
out A >~emor Of a muscle. but he was diff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10

which meets June Is. The total vslaation
IS estimated az $2.oco ooo The report FIXES
the vaiue OF city property as foliowSt
Wstonga. s122. .3s7; Geary, Sleo So: Okeene.
81, ,2sI The assessments fer the county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
LAND OFFICE CLOSED.
All Available Funds Have Been Ex-
hauSted

Ardrnore. 7. T. June s.-The Tishouingo
land of8ce has been closed and all clerks
are furloughed until July l. The avail
able funds have been exhausted and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
POND CREEK WINS.
Defeats EI Reno by Score Of Five to
Three.

Pond Creek. o. T.. june s.-foad Creek
defeated the professional team OF RI Reno
here today by score ~ s 20 3 Nickel
game. Score. RIB
Pond Greek ..-.....e % o ? o o o.
ri Reno ...........-l 90 90 I o.
Batteries: NeKeivsy snd Nichols. King
and Porter Umpire. Boseman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
HAS A THIRD ELEVATOR.

Marshall Is Getting Ready for This
Years Crop.
Marshall o. T, June e.-Mr. Gilroy, of
Honnessey. put a force of men at work
Wednesday morning building the found
alton Of his elevator and the superstruc-
ture viii follow Immediately. This will
make the third elevator for Marshall; il
viii be completed and ready to receive
grain from this harvest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10

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,.,,, a. re kfs 31g ksR llszp 3sgs
'. NEHEH+Ez>
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
ca = TS 1EA.
Aa,s tn. n Ihs kiHt You Hsa IIssY 5ugs
''a.'''' a &1WzzMu
AT STEPPING OFF PLACE.

Young Man in 49, i1g Goes 20 His
nazfh
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
WAS BURNED
TO DEATH.
]. B. Stevens, For
merIy of Vinita,
the Victim.

A brief telegram received Tues
day morning conveyed the sad in.
ielligeDoe that J B. Stevens was
burned TO death In a hotel at Cor.
sicanna, Texas. This is the
father Of Marshal Stevens end his
three sisters IN this city aud for
them the proionndest sympathy
will be felt.
Mr.. Stevens came here from
Texas with bis family some fifteen
years or more ago and engaged Ia
The harness business, conducting
the shop that became Lee Bar
retl's. He finally removed to Texas
snd has been conducting 3 harness
shop At Ksrns, short distance
from Corsicanne. The inlerment
will be ai corsicanna. where the
BaFrests have 8 lot IN the ceme-
terry.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
Highest Price for Produce!

WYE have such big demand for Produce that It enables us
to pay the highest prices for IT, IN TRAnE OR CASH
We carry full line Of the BEST GROCERIES the market af
ords and at the Lowest Prices Our motto is to "ve and Let
Live We hold the prices up Produce keep the prices
down Groceries See before you sell your produce We
will you money. You cannot do better anywhere else
Yours for Recs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
DOCS AMONG THE LEpERs.
The Board OF Health OF NoIoisai ltas
Limited the Aumber 40 0ne
20 Each Peraoa.

There are about 1000 persons perma-
nently resident at the leper settlement
on the Island OF Molokai, and there ia
an average OF about ave live and lively
dogs to each person.
And those statements are explanatory
OF number OF things. II would bo
supposed. in the frst place, that there
was some mysterious affinity between
dogs and leprosy, but this is not the
fact. The native, however, has a great
fondness for dogs-and dog-and be-
cause OF that fondness the number OF
canine pets at the settlement has In
creased TO such an extent that they
have not only become great nuisance
to those persons on Molokai who are
able to restrain their affection for dogs
within reasonable limits, but have like
wise become a menace to the lepers
themselves, In that their dogs are lit.
orally eating them out Of house and
home, says the Honolulu Commercial
Advertiser
There is, In fact, constantly increas-
ing insuificiency. actually felt, in the
paial ration issued, while the dogs
grow more numerous at regularly re-
curing intervals and more yoracious
day by day. The average native will
go hungry himself to feed his dog.
More. he will even let his friend 80
hungry to feed his dog. This is what
might be called an animal weakness,
and works no particular harm where
the native is healthy enough to follow
his bent and eat the dog. in time, thus
cementing his attachment to hia pet
permanently. but the people at the set
tlement are not inclined to do that-at
least, not enough inclined TO do so to
keep down the surplus dogs, and so the
board Of health has been compelled 10
take hand ip the matter. And this
has become condition reS-.iring ac-
tion the more imperatlvely because the
dogs, not content with eating up the
paiai Of their owners, have lately taken
to running in the hills and pulling down
the calves OF the herds there and eating
them also. thus cutting Into the meat
ration, as well as the ration Of paiai.
II was in view OF this condition that
a petition was sent by the lepers 10 the
board OF health praying to have the
number OF dogs in the settlement linz
tied, which petition resulted In the pas
sage by the board Of new regulation
limiting the canine possessions OF each
leper to one dog. The board was not,
however. inclined 10 be exlgent in the
matter II gave the dog owners until
the first OF July to get rid Of the surplus
That should be ample time 10 prepare
and enjoy LOT OF luaus. And 5000 DOGS
would contribute most successfully to
a number OF occasions Of that kind.
whether as conscious or unconscious
participants in the festivities.
For" as a member OF the board Of
health said. when asked about the mat
ter, yesterday. "the dogs have been eat
ing them out Of house and home Now
let them eat the dogs, and that win pre-
serve the balance"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22

oar am a streak Of selfshness run
nln' All through de human race. but In
some cases Il an srtfuily concealed.
Fur instance. when a man rubs bis back
agin q freshly painted doah. dc owner
OF de buildin' purtends not 70 kear how
much Of Il he carries on on bis back
Detroit Free Press.
Treasure - the yelza.
4 Russian merchant named zlmmia-
koh IL causing the bed Of the Yolea. In
Russia. to be examined. near Katow in
an endeavor 70 end treasure which is
said TO be valued At upward Of SIC 900 900.
The fantastic story Is circulated that this
treasure vas cast Into the river b. the
once famous brigznd. slenkoy RaEynln.
The story goes that. pursued By Cos
SACKS. The brisand threw away thia In
menss hoard Of gold and jewels. accumu.
lated during = life Of crime..-N 7. sun
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
ALLIGATOR PEARS.
tifaI In Porto Rico, Hut
Scarce Here.

Alligator pears have not grown any
cheaper since Porto Rico became part
Of the United states, aud New Workers
sannot see that their fayorite summer
salad is any more plentiful than Il was
i've or six years ago, when the fruit
began TO be eaten In this efty. There
has been no change ii the prices, says
the New York Sun.
The fruit companies do not import
the alligator pears. euriously enough.
and the supply here is rarely equal to
the demand. Those that come TO this
market are brought up By the stew
ards and other employees Of the steam
ers that ply between this country and
Porto Rico.
The pears are difficult 20 keep unless
they are plueked when green and
brought here to ripen. Then they have
not nearly so much flavor a. when they
are brought here just as they have
begun TO ripen.
In this latter case there is little GER
tainty that they viii last for more than
few hours after they arrive here. II
Is their extreme perishahility that
prevents the frut importing compan-
les from dealing In them.
In Porto Rico the pears are SO abund-
ant a. 10 be practically worthless.
They are not appreciated BY the ma
tiyes as they are here.
Most Sew Workers still eat them
with French dressing after they have
been peeled and cut into slices. Some
persons. however. declare that the real
favor Of the alligator pear Il 70 be
appreciated only when II Is eaten with
little salt. Tney simply cut thepears
into two pieces. salt the inside and
eat them with a spoon.
other new ways of eating the pears
are 10 peel them and after mixing
them with such salads rs lettuce. -
maine or esearole, pour over a French
dressing IN whrh the vinegar plays g
very small part
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
Yours for Business,

rake.on will make II unprollabls.
Geo. Glass, johnson Glass, Joe
Alberty. Dave Derrick. AIph Will
llams, Bud Manley, Eddie Bell,
and George Landrum were brouet
IN Tuesday on gambling writs. Up.
WHY and R. J. W.eks, Of BaFlles-
vile, we're compelled 10 face II.
quor chargee. Deputy Il. D. Kerr
being the officer wno brought them
down.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22

Some 81 miles on the coast OF Tanis
4 cluster Of little islands has been dis.
covered One waa found to be lnhab.
tied ~ 4 former French sergeant
Clement. who had disappeared some
II years ago. and small number ol
natives. The islands have been annexed
BY France. and Clement appointed resi-.
dent inspector OF fishing and Of The
hafbor registrar and teacher London
News
4zrN1ense.
The Judge-iou are charged vith sat.
lae tuo lanndered shirts
The Prisoner zee your honor. ny
doctor told me- ! must tale something
alarchy -~fonkera Statesman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Various Sources of Supply
Drawn Upon.

Kansas Gity's annual horse and
stock show - the fashionable
society fad Of The year-is on this
week.
The President Issued a procla.
nation yesterday calling the Fifty.
eighth Congress IN extraordinary
session November 0 a II o'clock
The proclamation states that the
purpose Of the session is TO con
cider the commercial convention
between the Uniied States and
Cuba, which reqoires the approva
Of Congress.
At Wichita Monday Cresceua,
the trotter whose record was re-.
Gently reduced by Lou Dillon
went baek 10 The head of the
world's trotters with a mark ol
1869 3 4, a quarter Of a second un.
der Lou Dillon. Short track and
Glow watches ere claimed bat the
president of the association says
Crescsus went seven feet over !
mile, that the track, once found "a
be short. wa- heightened By set-
ting tha ence out.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
REMAINING THE
LITTLE CREEK
ArteSian, 0rioIe,
MOcking Bird and
GypSySuggested

A Communication printed in
Mondays Chieilain suggested =
change in the nama OF the little
creek that winds its way along our
eastern border, lined with fringe
OF elms that furnish shelter And
nesting place for song birds, and
shade, to say nothing of the old
swim ming hole where all the boys
Of thesiown ior n generation, white,
red aud black, have bsthed and
learned TO swim.
used the dreadful name ol inis
innocent stream IN the presence Of
a beyy of girls some years ago aud
each Of them cut my acquaintance
instantly; since that time II has
heen namelers and shall be unless
the Eu,ro. Nous gives il something
more classical.
Az mere suggestion | will cay
inssmuch as most OF The water
that flows between it's sedey banks
is from the artesian wells within
the city limit-, that II be named
"Artesian Creek II that is not
romantic. or esthetic. or sppropri
ate enough then call it "ofiole, :"
or Mooking bird" 0nes saw
a company of gypsies csmped uh
der the elms, so 1t might be called
Gypsy Creek" Anyway, 1 do
hope the awful name. unspeakable
In polite society, will be changed,
and that without delay.
SILVIA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
WRlTS BEING SERVED
Minor malefactors Already Belne
Brought ~.

The work Of the late grand jury
haa begun 70 besf fruits In vrIts
served and tba indications are
that the seductive crap game must
close, or that the governments
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22
A SUCCESSFUL PLOT.
Opposition only Famed the Fires of
DETERMINATION and George
Became 10.

George is 50 forgetful, He is al
ways wondering what | ever could
have seen ia him." said the fair girl.
according TO the Cleveland Plain
Dealer
George isn't The only one re-
mar Led Brother Bob sAll the fel-
lows are wondering how you could
fancy such a blooming noodle"
Jane storrs told me only yester-
day said Sister May. that the tirst
example Of good sense George has ever
shown Il in trying to get into cur
family That was sweet Of Jane.
wasn't IT."
III he tries 10 patronize me.
Fr0wied little Jim. '1'll hand him one
iu ths neck. Amt going 10 have any
cheap guy like that mussin' up my
hair"
He's much too good for any Of
you, shrieked the fair girl. a. she
founced 70 the door And III marry
him now Just to spite you all-you
horrlo lot Of backbllers,"
And she stormed up The stairway
and slammed the door of her room.
Whsreat The three eonspirators
viased and laughed. For they really
liifsd The young fellow who liked their
sister. and had taken this sure means
20 cllnch the fair girls wayward fancy.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22

Dealer-Here's a machine can con
acientiously recommend. Itig positively
rolseless and edorless
Automobllist What Amachine thai
males 10 noise and does not scent the
atmosphere What would Il be good
f0rg one might ride IN tall daf and not
attract attention Boston Trat script
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-13
MONTANA MINES OPENED
Trucs IN Copper. War Gives Work Z
20,0o0 Mon.


Butte, Month accordance with a
statement made by William Scallon,
President Of the Anaconda Mining
Company and the representative Of the
Amalgamated Mining Company n
Montana to the Butte Miners Union,
that II Governor J. X. TooIe would
summon the Legislature in special SEES
sion with a view of the enactment of a
fair triar' bill, which provides for
the removal Of any s. from any
Judge where bias and prejudice is
shown, the Amalgamated would at
once resume operations In Montana,
the order was given for oil the mines
to open upon the receipt Of news from
Helena that the Governor had ordered
nm extra session to- convene Deem
Der 4.
The Governor has issued file call at
Helena. following the presentation ct
petitions to him from practically every
organization OF labor and business men
In the State Of Montana. asking that
an extra session be called, that legisla-
ton remedial to the present state Of
affairs be enacted.
The resumption of the Anlalgamated
plopels.es lnsans ~ lIe ~ 1sth g
aPpIyAlLh1sely $500 $3.50 nlen MY, tne
aasstlns = - ulusuaa t rsassu sion'
eana, g. ule AL.a.s Lnaseu IOIlpany ops
Tralss ~ =, ieast siA ulnerent cou1 ,,
aha,t t. ear n non Z. restores = pay 1oii =
Tha 1870 : wy aaaaa,a, s
ncss 80 ..oa : . ~ sSpsalna 3
55st;sa sn 4ssi 3, ~ 49, ~
bnadc51 = : a nas,s 8. & s : ~ II, 81 49,
n,.anert,as
Tbo IT.. $, ~ aas.;an !. : no.s !
low rforohr rs;.,nm aasas nov il
tora, frcne - ro,,nt arn,,,a, Mn 3,
tha I,,dra - thas;nstss ra,,rt T. ehourn
- 10 nroi,,dscad otho,. horsslo ton g
lika charscfnr I,as ATxos hoon n,n,nisoa
so.eaIloI foirs tr,aTshi of Tia char.
actor now -nI,onosad was nassad ~ tie
last TepisIatnre Int VAS decided n
the supreme Cont - Ia n~nconstit1i.
tionaI N technical pronnds
Recently IT Rntta wilI;an,
clancy nf tha nistr;ct Cos,rt gave q
decision IN which Ia said that he
MIGHT annoint 4 racpIvar 81 any fire
for fhe Rnston and Montana COMPANY.
one of the largest constituent com.
NAMES ~ he malgamated. The de.
,.ision was made IN sfha a~nnlicatfon OF
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-13
FaIlacY.

There can be no doubt that newspa-
per advertising is rapidly increasing its
lead over the billboard N the favor Of
the advertiser. The public has again
and again expressed its opposition to
the billboard, and with city after city
passing laws a~bolishing the unsightly
disfgurements, the billboard is in a
fair way to become a thing Of the
past. As the newspaper grows i'll IA
yor. the billboard diminishes, and who
will deny that the newspaper to-day
is a far greater factor in the publicity
field than it was even a year ago?
As advertising grows more out Of its
infancy and out of its experimental
state, the up-to-date periodicals are
looked upon as the proper mediums
through which to reach the puDlic.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-13
A warship,s Mascot.

The mascot of the battleship Mas
sachusetts is a three-legged dog named
Rodger. The dog was brought to the
ship at Culebra Island, w. I. When
the ship was in New York Harbor last
winter the dog was allowed to go
ashore with several of the men, and
while on the dock was attacked by
Bum. the mascot of the training ship
Hartford. For a while both dogs put
up a game fight, until Rodger slipped
and caught his right hind leg between
tow planks. This was an opportunity
for Bum to get the better of Rodger.
and he rushed at him, and, burying his
teeth in the back Of Rodgers neck,
tried to shake him. As a result the
mascot of the Massachusetts had his
leg broken and the boys separated
them and carried their pet to the hos
pital, where it was found necessary
to amputate it. On his return to the
ship Rodger was unanimously elected
an honorary member of the crew.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-13
Liquor BAN ON WHOLE TOWN.
Hotel Served With List Which Interdict
All Men Of the Place.

Hotel Served With List Which Interdfcta
All Men Of the Place.
Hllsborough Bridge. N. H.-The
male population of Antrim has been
placed under ban by former Governor
~. 4. GoOdell, a weil-known temper
Ance reformer of that no-license town.,
who has legally warned a hotel here,
the only place selling liquor near An
trim, not to sell to any male inhabi-
tant Of that place.
The hotel has been served with q
list Of those ~interdicted. which con-
talns the name Of every one Of the 400
residents Of Antrim more than
twenty-one years of age. No one is
exempt, ministers, doctors, lawyers.
and even Mr.. Goodel's own name and
those of his sons appearing in the
document.
This IS considered the most sweep
Ing movement made under the new IL
cense system adopted last year. The
license law provides that no liquor
SHALL be sold to "any person where no.
lice in writing has been given forbid
ding Sale to such person from the pa
rent, guardian, husband, or wife Of
such person, or by any magistrate or
overseer of the poor Of a town or city"
In the preamble Of the warning left
at the hotel, Mr.. Goodell describes him
self as asmagistrate. The hotel people
I Withholding sale from all Antrim
people until they obtain legal advice.