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Will He Resign?

1t may sound n little paradoxical 10 say
that the editor of the Journal is for and
against the prohibition amendment He
breaches prohibition in sanctimonious
tones but supports and votes for the party
that defeats it. Ii will be hard 10 con-
vince an unbiased public that man is i'm
favor OF proposition that he assists in
defeating. This is the position of the
Journal man and there is no getting away
from it.
The ARGUS is not only in favor of snb-
uniting the prohibition amendment TO n
vote OF the people, but it is in favor OF
submitting any other subject to a vote of
the people when they demand it. This
rs the true principle of Democracy-let
the people rule.
THE ARGUS has been informed that
when the Democratic party was in power
IN this state it submitted prohibition
amendment to vote of the people and
the same was defeated. In the last cleo
ton the Republican party specifically de-
ciared in its platform for the submission
OF prohibition amendment il il was suc.
cessful in electine its ticket. II had an
overwhelming majority in both branches
OF the legislature and il defeated tho
amendment. Its defeat was due to the
republican machine, which controls the
destinies of the Republican party and
which the Journal man idolizes. Tins
was the Journal man called upon IN
mourn or rejoice at the second defeat of
the prohibition amendment 10y the Re-
publican party.
Here is test which will settle the sim
cerity OF the Journal man on the prohi-
bition question; Who is the worse sinner.
the man who publishes the advertisements
or the man who distributes the advertis-
ing matter-the publisher or the post
master? Now Bro. Whetsel can take
whichever horn OF the dilemma he chooses
and chew his cud. If he is truly honest
and sincere in believing it is sinful 10 add
vertlse certain articles, then it must be
doubly sinful to distribute them.
1t won't do for Bro WhetseI 10 say
that he is acting in an official capacity.
Tor there il no law to compel a man of
honest convictions to accept an official
position which forces him to do that which
ms conscience tells him is wrong and sin
iul' Now if 1t is the honest opinion Of
Bro. Whetsell that The ARGUS should
not publish legitimate advertisements he
should not occupy a position which com
pels him TO distribute advertising matter
he cannot sanction.
There is only one way left for him TO
convince the unbiased of his sincerity
and that is by resigning as postmaster.
Will he do 10
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THE INTERNAL DOG NUISANCE
Complaints from All Sections That
Ours Are Destroying Property.

During the pleasant days of the last few
weeks many people have busted them
selves in fixing up their properties, start
ing flower beds and garden patches for
the summer. While neither of these may
be considered of any particular value to
the owner, it is privilege he has and
movement that should be encouraged for
the looks of the town, il for no other
reason.
Complaints are heard on all sides that
marauding dogs enter their wards and
garden patches, not only at night, but in
daylight as well, and undo whatever has
been done. This is surely provoking. If
man must keep a dog, why does he not
keep 1t on his own premises? lie would
not think OF keeping horse or a COW on
his neighbours lot, and dog is really
worse than these animals, for the neigh
Dor can, in a measure, guard against them,
while he cannot protect himself against a
dog.
The nuisance has become so fragrant
and complaints so numerous that il is
only matter Of time until the authori-
ties put in drastic measures to protect the
people and their property From the
large number of dogs that parade the
streets and trespass upon private property
both singly and in droves, it would seem
Impossible that every one had master.
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State vs. parties unknown, upset bid
and orders TO resell
a. r. Gibson w. J. ii. Weaver ct al. +,
order. demanded 10 rules
Grant Shoemaker VI. +. VI. Lemon ct
al, final decree.
Peter T.. and Silas Titchenell ". Joel
11tchenell, cause submitted
Charles Il. Guard vs. Lucian Spurgeon.
final order.
j. ID. Carrico, guardian, W.. Virgil y.
Carrico, final order.
Thurman Gibson w. Mcclellan Hart
man CT al. final order.
Susan "A. Pentony's guardian W.. Susan
a. Pentony ct al, final order.
Frank Il. Evans, guardian, w. Nellie
Evans ct al, dismissed without prejudice.
X. w. Monroe, special commissioner,
Va. James III. Henry ct al, order.
James L. Daley w. w. III. Zufall ct
al, final order.
Lewis w. EVERY w. Iivengood Coal
* Coke Co., final order.
Samuel Gamers executor vs.. William
vi: Garner ct al, final order.
w, w. Taylor vs. Jacob $. Sanders ct
al. final order.
David Morgan's administrators w. f..
l. V. Marsden ct al, final order.
Bishop d Brown Tvs. G.. NJ. Bish Dps
heirs, final order
state vs.. John j. Rinehart at al. order
for redemption, etc.
"A. X. Fike and Omega Strawser con-
1rmed a. trustees OF the Church OF the
Brethren of the Freeland church i'm
Portland district
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pIainView.
Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
sarvice berries are getting ripe.
l.. -, 90. -. L -

Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
sarvice berries are getting ripe.
Farmers are busy blowing corn.
Mrs. Mary Rogers is in a critical con-
dition.
There will bc preaching at this place
June p.
Miss Eta Costello il staying with Mn.
Agnes Born.
Charley Shahan, Of Gladesvillc. il paint.
ing for l.. Biggleman
Rev. Ira J.. Jackson preached nj Iinns
chapel Sunday night
There will be a Sunday school conycn.
ton at Iinns chapel July ?.
Miss Myrl linn, Of near Zinns chanel
~ visiting relatives at Morgantown.
Mrs Daniel Dixon visited her dauyb.
ter, Mrs. Repher Richardson, Thursday
last
Little Anama daughter Of LLOYD linn.
spent sunday Will her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. g.. II. linn
Ray Taylor, who has been attending
school az Terra Alta, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks
Mrs.. Pearl Tnckctt and daughter Cor.
re. who have been visiting relatives near
independence, returned home Sunday.
Hpbufr
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Looking to 1912.

The Wheeling Intelligencer's Washing
ton correspondent sends the following i'm
teresting political gossip:
The call Of ex-State Senator Sam Mont
gomery on President Taft today was prac.
tieally by invitation and thus the greater
honor 70 the handsome young statesman
from Preston county.
As told ia yesterdays dispatche- Pres
ident Taft who had heard much good nj
Montgomery from Senator scott and
Others, expressed a desire 10 see him and
also indicated desire 10 push a worthy
young man up, all else being equal.
Tins was am unusual compliment tosa
young man who only few years back
was a plain miner in the West Vir0iris
mountains, but Sam IL not inclined IN h..
sWeiled up unduly and talks modestlv of
MS meeting by appointment with fho
chief executive.
AZ Montgomery b. a young man with
ambitions, hemaybc given q place vbor.
he can add b. bic attainments and Gt
himself for still higher official dut,a. Yr.
der the federal government
Like al other political worker vi,
grew up IN the contests for which We,
Virginia s. famous. Afontgouary ,.,v
banker ~ b. active boz actual r.oIi,ic-
but u might be- added that President TAD
knows something 81 Sam. record a.
labor leader and bis friendship with ~.
other labor leaders of West yfry.,..
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w. a. MccINNIs,
FOOD selentlat.

The science Of food chemistry claim.
that over 30 per cent Of human ills result
from food habits, as premature fermcnta-
ton, indigestion, disturbed nutrition. con.
stipation, and the legion Of symptoms in
cident viz. Stomach, heart, intestinal.
bowel (appendix), lung, liver, kidney.
urinary, pile and rheumatic trouble.
catarrhal affection Of the mucous mem.
brane Of any part Of the body, the entire
group Of tumOrs or glandular enlarge
mcnt, obesity, and cancerous conditions:
in q word, all conditions dependent upon
abnormal nutrition, etc, can only be
cured by removing the cause.
] simply normalizc the organs by sci.
entific well balanced bill Of fare Of the
simplest and best food provided by ma
ture, chiefly in It's natural state, and
cornmon-scnse hygiene No drugs. No
humiliating or unsexinQ ordcals. No loss
Of time II yet able to work
Treatment free Of charge on application
IN person or by mail by July j. 1909
Office McGinnis Building. state direct
Terra Alta, w. Va rs
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Needs Confederation.

\ newspaper man can never very cred
itably represent a town whose business
men do not advertise He may howl
himself hoarse Dragging about the vim.
energy and enterprise Of his town. but If
ms declarations are not backed mp by a
liberal amount Of advertising by the bust
ness men Of the town, the world will he
slow 20 take his statement as true. II
takes more than thc unsupported testi.
nyoithe local newspaper man 90 prove
n the world That bis town g. the financial
center thc business center. the be.t
market. and the best place on earth 10
buy 9ood- Dds evidence needs corrobora.
tOn.-ClsrkyiI'e MO Times.
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COUNTY Correspondence
Interesting Letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING In THE COUNTRY
Bright Bits OF News and Gossip About
You and Your Neishbor-The
Events OF Week.
SOMETHING DOING IN THE COUNTRY
Ear.

special Correspondence Of The Argua
MIS- McCabe continues poorly.
Earl Spikcr was at Hazelton Friday.
j. {. fickcy il home from UniontoNn.
Gay Guscman was at Albright Monday.
day. sun
urday.
Miss Edith Benson il at Hazelton nj
Milton Fixes. w
=, John a. Deals health has been poor
the past week.
George E.smith was at Dayton Foraucrs
short time Friday.
Hugh Kelley was at Lucian Moyer's
near Hazelton Friday.
), Frank Kelley was calling nj Grant
kelley's at Dority recently.
Little Dorothy Matthews il stavino at
her uncle Philip Schnopp's.
Miss Mary frazee, of near IIazelton.
was IN our vicinity Sunday.
Several Of our farmers were at Friends.
vile Saturday after fertilizer.
j. j. Kelley and Billy Francis were Mt
Bruccton on business Friday.
o. \. Shaw, of near Brandonville. was
business caller here "Wednesday.
Bruce Deal and family visited mt
Cornelius Rodeheaver's near Hazelton
Sunday.
Lucian Wolfe and Albert Falkenstein
have been planning here ut :. Frank
keliey's the past week.
Guy Bishof and Miss Elsie Liyenoood
OF Morgans Glade, were i'm our vicinity
saturday night and Sunday.
Grandma Kelley and Mr.. and Mrs.
j., Kelley and three children visited at
w. IL. Smiths Sunday last
Gay Guseman was at Terra Alta after
cement Tor :. Frank Kelley Wednesday
lie returned home Thursday.
James Spiker, of Morgan's Glade. and
Earl Robinson, of Glade Farms. were
among friends here again Saturday night
and Sunday.
Squire Samuel McGrew, wife and two
children, Russell and Edith, of near
Brandonville, visited with relatives i'm our
vicinity Sunday.
Carl Ringer, of Cuzzart, came down
and took one of our fair ones To preach
ing services Saturday night, which may
mean good Deal TO Carl
Gay Guseman and Ralph Kelley went
to Brandonville Saturday evening Ia
Marshall lIarned's and Sunday morning
they started accompanied by Miss Rebecca
Michael, Mrs. Marshall Harmed. and son
Isaac en- route for Uniontown. Pa 10
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John Uaines
VINO lives beyond Unontown.
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Mrs. Joe V. Gibaon.

Mrs. Joe V. Gibson died at her home
in Tunnelton Saturday afternoon as re-
suit of uraemic poisoning. Mrs. Gibson
was formerly Miss Theo Baldwin and
they had been married little more a
year'the wedding occurring at the bride
home in Cameron early last June. Mrs.
Gibson was 20 years old aud leaves a
baby daughter only few weeks old. The
funeral took place in Cameron Monday.
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etable Compound had helped her, and
i tried IL, and after the third bottle
was cured. Mrs. ALvENA SPERLING.
IL Langdon Street, Chicago, Ill.
If you are i'll do not drag along at
home or In your place of employment
until an operation is necessary, but
build up the feminine system, and re-
move the cause of those distressing
aches and pains by taking Lydia II.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs.
For thirty years it has been the stan
dard remedy for female ills, and has
positively restored the health of thou
sands of women who have been troubled
with displacements, inflammation, ul-
ceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities.
periodic pains, backache, bearing.down
feeling, flatulency, indigestion, dizzi-
ness, or nervous prostration. Why
don't you try it?
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
10 leara that there is az least one dreaded
disesse that science has been able TO cure
W ~ aII Us stages and that is catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure NOV,
known to the medical fraternity Catarrb
being constitutional disease requires a
constitutional treltment Halls Catarrb
Cure IS taken internally. setting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
assisting nature In doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in It's cura.
i've powers that they offer sfoo for any case
mat u taIs TO cure. Send for list of test.
monials
Address r ] CHENEY & co Toledo O
Sold by all druggists zsc
rake HAIRS Family Pills for constipation.
Trespass notices for sale at this office
l0c per dozen.
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klNcwoop. JUNE "a. 1909.
The Argus for 81 a Year,

TO encourage the eash-in-advance
system the publisher OF THE ARGUS
has decided to make a reduction OF
SOC year to all subscribers adopting
this method, making the cost OF a
years subscription only 81. The old
rate OF $3.50 Is still In force for those
not paying In advance and will be
strictly adhered to.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-24

Al the good qualities u EIy's Cream
Balm solid are found la LIQUID Cream
PAIN which IS intended iur use in a tomizers.
Catarrh is proved by an ever lncreasine
mass OF testimony. IL does not dry Out nor
rasp Tie tender air passages. IL aIIays the
Inflammation and goes straight to the roo,
Oh the disease. Obstinate old cases hava
VIelued IN lew weeks. All druggists
z5c.. including spraying tube. or mai1ed hv
Ely Bros SO Warren Street. New York
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Hazelfon.

Special Correspondence Of The Argua
our farmers arc making preparations
Tor sowing buckwhcat
s.. r. Guthrie went b. Fricndgyille for
load Of fertilizer Saturday.
Miss Polly Burkholdcr g. herr VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Calvin Herring.
Some Of our folks expect o. take in t,c
big Dunkard meeting az Salem July 3.
Milton Fike and wife arc rejoicing over
lne arrival Of young daughter June 40.
~ wilkinson attending physician
Mis- Carrie Nicola and Oryal Friend
were recently united boz marriage at the
home of the brides parents Rov Jerc.
mah Thomas performed the ceremony
we extend o. the bride and groom our
DeFi wishes for "a happy and prosperous
journey ON tbc sea Of he
Psy IN advance and Get The Argus
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Embassy Msy summe, 4, p,e,,o,

Iho member of the Japanese embassy
AT Washington are negotiating with Mr..
- j. kirkpatrick for accommodations at
th' br,oNidn resort. which shc -o ably
manage ton nIIc south Of Oakland. and
they expect 90 pend month or moro nj
That place. Oakland journal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-24
IN FASHIONS REALM.

The Summer Girl VIII Wear a Face
Veil Of Two Colors.
Double effect wells come in all sorts
OF modish colorings. green over brown
being a smart combination.
There is a fad just now for making
the color OF the hatpins contribute to
the trimming OF the hat.
Low cut, two eyelet oxford ties OF
gray suede are among the latest show
ing In mems shoes.
Filmy ivory crepe de chine mounted
over n foundation OF pink satin Gre
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Notice..

ginia:
You will please take notice that the Board of
Review and Equalization for said county will con-
vene mt the courthouse thereof on the
9TH DAY OF JULY. 1903.
and will continue in session from day 10 day. not
exceeding twenty-five days. for the purpose Of
hearing the complaint Of any taxpayer as to the
assessment placed upon his property by the As
IL Is the duty of the Board 10 reduce the value
OF property II 1t is assessed too high and TO In
crease 1t II Il Is assessed too low. and this may be
done upon the motion of any taxpayer interested
or upon the Boards own motion.
Any assessment not contested before the Board
becomes final upon the boards adjournment
Given under my hand this l4th day OF June
E. c. EvERLY,
Clerk County Court and Ex-oficio Clerk of Said
Board az
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operation. | had
already had two
operations, and
they wanted me TO
go through q third
one. i suffered day
and night from i'm.
hammation and a
small tumor, and
never thought of
seeing a we'll day
a gain. A friend
told me how Lydia
r. pinkhans'a Ua0
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-24

A reduction in wages and an advance
IN the price of the necessities of life adds
to the hilarity of the Taft prosperity and
iuli dinner pail. Will Bro. Whetsell
please pass the soupP
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THIRD
OPERATION
PREVENTED
By Lydia E.Pinkham'S Veg
etable Compound

Chicago, Ill. - IL want 20 tell you
what Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for me. was so sick
that two of the best doctors i'm Chicago
said i would die III | did not have AN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-24

ates lovely evening gown, the dain-
ty she'll pink finding effective relief in
pearl embroIderies.
Raffia sunshades in grayish tan
with frlnged edges are the newest ex-
preston Of the parasol. When worn
with linen dresses OF the same color
they nre stunning.
The gown in the cut is n simple yet
chic princess model. IL has the long
unbroken lines at the front and back
which tend to slenderness. 1t is semi
princess at the sides, with a slightly
raised waist line. As illustrated, the
frock Is OF pongee trimmed with lib
erty satin. and the chemisette is OF all
over lace. JUDO CHOLLET.
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9 biieirOn cry
FOR FlEICHER's
Q a . z . RIA
Your PrnUna

should 'f ft rapr euaute of your
hl-in which means Use hIyh grade.
arii-.Ic hua. That the kind $50 Do. Az
exc Ilent as 1rimeut oi Tyre. good presses
ana typographical artists These reDra.
seui our iac.hao i1r doing ibo kind Of
printing Chat win please you. The prices
are night and prompt delivery fhe in.
variable rule 90 tlIs Office.
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Glasscock's recognition of the insur-
gents is OF negative quantity.
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we would kindly suggest to Bro.
whetsell that he resume the publication
OF the sketches" during the heated
season.
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We do not know Of any other pill that
~ a. good a. DeWitrs Little Early Risers
the famous little liver pils-smali. gentle
pleasant and sure pills with a reputation,
sold by Strickler's drug store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-24

A little pleasantly now and then is
even relished by Bro. Whetsell, when he
is not dreaming OF prohibition
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Do "onla Dr. gracious act On the part
'' Bro WhetseIl 81 Doe would resign his
postmastership boz favor Of Rev. Abram
Ii''ie and return b. the farm and tread
me familiar scencs behind Buck and
berry. Geo-haml
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This May Nanton pattern may be had
In fve sizes-from % 70 40 inches bust
measure. Send 10 cents 70 this once, Civ
ing number (62Ss) and size, and II will be
promptly Forwarded 20 you By mail
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ihe present warm weather viii boz mo-
wise D. comparable To- toe warmth Of tic
reception toe machin. viii be- rendered
In doe next election.
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We cannot refrain from reiteratug our
ihank- o. thc good people Of Preston for
tne KIND words they have for Tns Anar.
and the material support RENDERED.
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T. Stops only on signaI or notice to Con
ductor ~"
Connections at Morgantown-No. * with
- & " No. from FaiTmont at S:s2 a. m. !.
NO. " with b & o. No so from Pittsburg AZ
~ ~ o. p M; No. Io with b. & o. No. q from
SrdiImont at 40 p. M; No. 10 with b. & o.
70 50 Tor fairmont at 1904 p m. and with
no;SI Tor Piiisburg a 40 p m. No 10 with
n -, q y. NO or taItmont al 9 80 p m. lex.
cept Sundays) and with No. 4 ats:4o %. m
(N9' % at 81 p. IN. on sundays
Connections at NJ. & X. Junction No. Is
iii i,h -. " NO. Tor east at o:IG a, m. and
with No u tor west at 1924 a. m. No, ~
WIN BIZ ONO ~ for east at 3 a. o m. No.
q LOT east at 40 m. Except Sundaysl
anu NO S. from west at 4;II D. M; No 10
win BIZ o. No. "a Tor east z:s3 (. m. and
no Tor west at 8:27 p IN. NO 81 Sundays):
no. 10 with B. o. No. from east at z:s7
am and No from west at o:iG a. IN. No
10 WIN O. No II from west at 3:a4p
70. and No.72 from west at 3:4o q m .(except
Sunuaysl' No. 40 with b. & o. No. "a from
west at 1888 p. IN.
+ X. BRETT General Manager
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NO. connects with b. & o. No. wes,-
bound and No. 8 eastbound.
No. connects with B.& O Nos ,,a,d
ca stboLnd aud No * westbound
HENRY HANST General Manager.
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Psy In advance and Get The Argus
for 81 per year.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
June Term Comes TO Close Tuesday
OF This Week.
Law Orders.

Following are the court proceeding,
since last issue:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-19
THREE RESIDENTS ARE FINED
FOR GAMBLING; OTHER CASES
Ella Vranieh, Peter Stanioh and Mile
Lancer Pay Fifteen Dollars and Costs
Each in Jaekola's Court-Brothers
Fined for Causing Disturbanee-Wo-
mans Hearing Today.

Ella Vranich was fined SIS and cost,
last evening i'm Justice Jackola's cour
for permitting gambling on his prem
Uses, while Peter Stanich and Mile Ian
Ger were also fined S15 and costs each
i'm the same court on the charge OF
gambling Z All of the fines have been
paid Village Attorney Lucas prose
cuted on behalf of the village.
John and Pat Conley. brothers. were
arrested Saturday night on charge of
causing noise and disturbance. Last
evening they were brought before Jus
tice Fisher, and each was fined 81 and
costs. The fines were paid.
Isaac Nippi seems to be on a pro-
tracted spree. He was arrested Sat
urday night on charge of drunken
ness, and locked up. He was released
on Sunday, and ordered TO appear in
Justice Fishers court last evening To
answer to the charge. when brought
into court last evening, the defendant
was too drunk it is said to understand
the nature of the charge preferred
against him, and the court ordered the |
examination postponed until this eve
ming.
The hearing of Hulda Kekkare, char
sed by Emma Johnson with Islander,
viii be heard i'm Justice Jackola's court
oday