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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
College and School.

The Cornell university library now
contains over $4,000 volumes and
more than $1,000 pamphlets,
Ten Of the City Mexican commission.
ers studying the best methods Of edu.
cation in different countries are WON.
en-.
President James B. Angel win re.
sign as head OF the University Of Mich
igan, it is reported, and the board Of
regents win create the position Of
chancellor Of the university for him.
An addition Of 1900 pupils to the at
tendance roll OF the various high
schools in Chicago Is reported to the
board of education. This is an in.
crease Of % per cent ever the record
last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
PLA1NFIELD.
Wedding Reception for Mr.. and Mrs. C
D. Holt Tuesday Evening.

A reception was given In honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Holt at the / @.
10. 7. hall Tuesday evening Of this week,
nearly two hundred being present. ATT
ter congratulations short program was
carried out that had been arranged for
the occasion, singing BY the male quar-.
tette, song BY Mr. Robinson, song by
Miss Alice Hudson, reading by Miss Ju-
lia Blodgett, an original poem read by
Miss Ruth Crater. The Plaintield Cor
net band was in attendance and gave
several selections, which were thorough
ly enjoyed by all The dining hall was
tastefully decorated with ferns and cut
flowers, while over the bride and groom's
table was suspended the wedding bell.
Ice cream and cake were served for re.
freshments IT. G. Cutting gave the
presentation speech, which was respond.
cd to BY the groom. A sum Of money
was presented to them and among other
gifts was bouquet Of lilies Of the val.
ley which was carried by the bride.
After refreshments were served music
was furnished for the young people to
promenade while the older ones improved
the time in chatting and visiting. After
a social hour they all left, wishing Mr..
and Mrs Holt many happy returns Of
the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
Science SHtInus.

The light Of the north star Is esti-
mated to be 100 times stronger than
that Of the sun.
The fact that silenium is a good con-
ductor Of electricity under the influ-
ence OF light, but is a nonconductor
when dark, makes it useful In eSplod.
ing torpedoes and for telephoning with
q ray Of light.
A scientific periodical calls attention
TO the fact that not only water color
but oil paintings OF the last half CEN
fury seem doomed to fade entirely and
that typewriter documents win ulti-
mately be blank paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10

damages. She didn't doubt the plain
tins shocked feelings and was sorry
for them and wished be had hit the
old COW with the AK. One Of the re-
suits OF the suit was a verdict for Q
cents damages, and another was that
Farmer Jepson said be would call at
Der home for the money. He kept bis
word. A week later he drove up to
the door and afteI an bour's interview
was asked to can again. Three months
later his Disguised lawyer was heard
20 exclaim:
'Prettiest case ever had ana dead
sure Of a verdict. and Jepson knocks
it all in the head by falling in hove
with the defendant Yes. they were
married yesterday"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
BINGHAM In
MORE TROUBLE
New York Police Commits
SiOner is Again Accused
EXTRA TOUR" PENALTIES
civil Service Organ Acts on Behalf Of
Examination contin.
ued in the Difty Incl
dent.
EXTRA TOUR" PENALTIES

New York June l0.--New charges
against Police Commissioner Bingham
were filed yesterday by The Chief,
local civil service publication, which has
made itself the champion OF policemen
and fremen for years,
These charges presented to the mayor
by Grant g. Rouss, counsel for tho publi-
cation, were based on statements Of POI
ieemen that they had been cruelty treat
cd in the extra tours" az the punish.
ment given them at the Sixty ninth
regiment armory is termed.
The commissioner is accused Of t1
oppression, On conduct injurious 70 the
proper maintenance Of discipline IN the
police department, and OBJ violation Of
the provisions Of the city charter.
The mayor made no comment on the
charges, but received them. II Is not
known what viii be done with them or
whether or not a hearing to gather eyi.
denee win be called,
Both Inspector McCaiferty. chief Of
the detective bureau, and Lieut.. kuhne,
head Of the Brooklyn bureau, were At
the mayors Office yesterday in connec.
ton with the Duffy case. II was said
that kuhne gave some testimony under
the examination OF Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Crowell
Despite report that the mayor an-
Police Commissioner Bingham occupied
a box at the Empire theatre Tuesday
evening, Gen Bingham denied it to-day
He said that he was az the theatre
with Mrs. Bingham and lady and gen
tleman.
q have not had the pleasure Of seeing
his honor for a week said the commits.
sioner.
Rumor has been busy since the Duffy
charges, with the relations Of the two
officials. II has been asserted that the
MAYOR was wrathy over the unpleasant
affair and might ask for the resignation
81 the commissioner. On the other hand,
il has been reported that the commits
sioner deeply resented the action Of the
mayor in giving a public hearing to the
Duffy boy and was in a mood to hand
in his resignation. II has also been re-
ported that the Coney Island blue law
incident had caused IN feeling between
the two officials
It is rumored that Gen Bingham may
be summoned to appear in the case and
tell what he knows. It is declared by
those in position to know that Justice
Gaynor, who took up the cudgels in be-
half Of Duffy, win not be content with
any result that does not carry with It
tie removal Of Cen. Bingham.
The Justice win not be satisfied with
the taking Of Duify's picture from the
rogues' gallery, and il Is freely predicted
that unless the mayor dismjsses his
chief Of police the justice viii bring the
matter to the attention Of Governor
Hughes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
FOR MANsLAUGHTER.
Chauffeur Called Before westchester
Grand Jury.

White Plains, N ", June l0.--The
case Of John B. Marques, New York
chauffeur charged with manslaughter,
was before the grand jury of West-
chester county yesterday Marques with
Charles Mnddow. another chauffeur, rode
to Tarrytown on stripped automobile.
They were on their way to the MAXWELL
Briscoe works for the body Of the car.
Going through Tarrytown they Bit up
good speed, and as result OF some
kind Of an accident to the mechanism
the car veered to one side of the road
and hit a tree. Linddow was thrown
out and killed, but Marques escaped
death. He was charged with manslaugh-
Ter, as he was running the car at the
time Of the accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
MOTHER EDDY WELL.
According to Letter Which She Wrote to
Concord People.

Concord, n. H., june l0.--The follow
ing letter has been received in Concord,
n. H.. from Mary Baker Eddy, the dis.
eoverer and founder Of Christian Science,
written in REPUTATION Of the charges
made that she is not the active head Of
the Christian Science movement;
@Bfookline, Mass, June 7, 1909.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
Concord, M ii.
My beloved Brethren;
Give yourselves no fear and spare not
q moments thought to lies afoat that
am sick. helpless, or an invalid. The
public report that am in either Of the
aforesaid conditions is utterly false.
with love, ever yours,
Mary Baker Eddy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
CHIC Agalnst Patent Medieines.

Most of the charges against patent
medicines as class have no foundation
in fact and are manifestly unfair and
unjust.
There are large number Of standard
remedies like Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound used in thousands Of
American homes which have saved hun.
dreds IL dollars I'd families who could
not afford to consult physician, and
they have answered the purpose equally
as well
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
MAN-A-LIN TABLETs.

The Manaiin Tablets have been devised
to take the place OF the fluid Manalin.
They are much more convenient to carry
about the person than the fluid Manalin,
The Manalin Tablets Will be found
effective and convenient for people sub
ject to constipation, biliousnesss sick
headache and sour stomach.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
pure Water l. HIas.

A well known scientist says that tns
true color Of pure water Is blue aud
that this Is q characteristic Of the wa
tar itself and not due 70 reflection
from the surface on from suspended
particles. Lake Geneva Is az sxampIa
Of the blue Of pure water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
EARTHQUAKE in suMArRA.
Two Hundred and Thirty People We're
Killed.

Padane. sumatra, June l0.-The town
If Korinehi. 1876 miles to the southeast
Of Padang, was devastated by an earth
quake the night Of June 81 Two hun.
dred and thirty people were killed and
MANY Others injured The shock was
aeeompanied by a tidal wave which
swept away the native huts like cookie
shells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
MA Drained.

The only two animals whose brains
are heavier than that Of man are the
whale and the elephant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10

Radiurn "a contained IN ayeatar or
less amount N every sort OF igneous
rock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
We VIII Buy You Any
Of These 1O-Cent Gifts

We will do this gladly so your folks may know
what Sunshine Biscuits mean.
The most delicious biscuits come from this model
bakery, built at a cost of $1,5O0OOO.
Never were biscuits, at these prices, made OF such
costly materials Never were they made with such skill
We bake in white tile ovens on the top floor, where
all is air and sunshine
Compare these biscuits with the common kinds, and
Judge which you want in the future. Please accept
this gift.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10
HoNoRED BY THE POPE.
Archbishop o'connell Receives Anniyer.
sary Gifts.

Rome, june l0.--The pope yesterday
sent to Archbishop 0'Connell Of Boston
beautiful episcopal cross Of sapphires
and diamonds on the occasion Of the
twenty ffth anniversary Of his ordina-
ton. The gift was brought By the hand
Of Mgr Bressan, the pope's private sec
rotary, and accompanied by cordial
and hatteriug letter Of congratulations
The archbishop has received also many
other congratulations on this occasion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-10

Have you tasted "Salada" Tear The
purest and most delicious Of all Ask
your grocer for l0c trial packet.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
MARION NEWS.

MARiON, Dec. PA mtrry
Xmas 10 all.
We have fine s'righing here aud
very pleasant weather fnr Xmas.
School closed Thursday Tor the
two weeks vacation. On Friday
night very good program was rem.
derod by the school children and
enjoyed by nearly everyone In town.
m" school house being very preit.
ily decorated and The Xmas tree
and Santa were delight To- the
children.
Ray Anderson lp-t avalunbIe work
horse last waHk.
cur school teacher Mira Amber.
sem. lrf yesterday for Provo to
spend Xmas.
Mr-. e.. +. Wberritt and daughter
came home from Salt Lake Thurs
day IN spoud the holidays.
MIR. aud Mrs. John X. Lemon loft
last Tuesday for the reservation ia
Attend the funeral NJ their daugh.
ter. ln-law, Mrs James Lemon, who
died Sunday, Dec. ~.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
LAW AND MOTION

Park city. v- Felix McAlevy, motion
TO withdraw plea ~ not guilty granted
and defendant entered plea Of guilty
Mary e. Hhoa1r. sd. Dr.cfet Han
cock. motion 60 dismiss garui-hpc dc.
MED; default and Judgment SET aside.
James p. Pace w. DAILY Judge Nin
ilg Co. demurrer ovcrlulri and de
PENDANT allowed twenty DAYS To- answer
MARY Fowler ,s ruiun Portland Go
mcut co.; demurrer oyorulcd and do
PENDANT allowed twenty DAYS tu answer
Dora ". " Howard SIS. Spcrric How
ard; motion to sct asid, default grant
ed.
Elizabeth Salisbury VS. Robert sid
downv; demurrer argued and taken 100
. der adyiscmrut.
Joseph Williams ys. summit County
. demurrer ovcfruled aui defendant nl
lowed twenty DAYS 90 answer
/ g. H. Colyin vs. DAILY West Minin.
] Co.; default pot aside election cHutrt
ease Of NJ. \. McGill Sc. 4. ". Thnmp
son. At the city election in Park rit'
last month McGill was elected accord
ing 20 the returns from the Judges. hu
at the official canvass NJ the ballots M
result showed that Thompson was elect
ed by one majority. The confess wa
the result but the judgment Of III
court tonight was In favor Of the d,
PENDANT. iiy this Judgment being en-
tered the city council Of Park City wi
/ be "A ma iority Republican.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
WANSHIP NEWS.

wANSHtP, Dec. lg.-Every aux
Hilary organization Ia WAnship WA
represented At Auxiliary held II
Rockport on the 18th.
4 benefit dance for tho Sunday
school, was given here on the 10Th
Tho attendance was good and AL
appeared to have good time.
Mrs. Florence Crittenden, stak,
aid In tho Y. l.. NJ. I. A., visited the
mutual here on the 18th.
Robert Young, wife aud sons, OF
salt Lake, have come home to spend
the holidays.
Mr.. Cora Gibbons is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lois Judd.
Bert Roberts, Of IIenefsr, visited
Ia Wanship last week.
Mr. a. X. Anderson, who has
been visiting his children In Idaho,
and Salt Lake, for u few months,
has now come to visit his children
here.
Home missionaries for tho 18th
were Elders Rees, Barber, Critten-
ton and Malin. Their remarks were
Of II very interesting nature.
Mr.. Frank Judd, who had the
To break his leg few
weeks ago, Is able to be around On
crutches. HUT old lady Anderson,
who nst with n similar accident
about the same time, is not doing 70
very we'll.
Elder Geo. Hobson ~ Hoyisville,
visited the Sunday school on Sun.
day.
The Nmas Times Ia very much Dp
precinted In this part OF tho county
A number Of them Mill b. Gent Il
people who once lived here.
Edward Judd Is home Ia spcnt
the holidays.
Mr.. Chris Nelson is visiting hi
mother, NJ. l.. Peterson.
John Anderson has gone to Sal
Lake IN n sleigh. lie anticipates
cold ride,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
LOUISVILLE NEWS.

HUNTSVILLE. Dec. 2O-wo
wish you all n merry Christmas and
n Happy New Year. May Santa
Claus be liberal with YOU all and
may tho message of Christmas time
sink into all your hearts, and may
tho star which shuue DER bethlehem
she'd AVS RADIANCE upon ypy aud rqr
mind y0u that Christ was born on
Christmas day,and that the Angel
voices are still singing Ms Of yoro, to
all whocare to listen, Gods message
OF love to his children: Peace on
Earth Good VIII to Mon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jamas Austin re-
turned home ON the 18th, from Mil
Creek whore they have beon attend
Ing the funeral Of Albert Nsff.
Mas Ruth Gum went to Salt
Lake CITY on the 18th to visit with
relatives.
Tho Primary and religion class
officers arc preparing to have an
entertainment for tho children the
eve Of Dec, -
jobs Jones' and family of Rand.
slph, arc visiting relatives hero.
The following stu dents are home
from school to spend vacation with
their parents: Miss Thso Nc,
HioheAl, Miss orlean Winters, tn,
Misses widfrod and Lucille Lee
Fay Lee, and Byron Birch.
Elder Heber Brown returned
home on the 18th from two yea
mission. His many friends welcom.
him home.
Dave Sargent came home ON tn,
10th to spend the Holidays. lie hai
been teaching school In Box Eldel
county,
Sunday school ward conferenc,
was held here Sunday afternoon
President Petit and VIM, Carrutl
OF Coalyills were present, Primar,
ward conference wBs held In tn,
afternoon. The stake officers presen
were Mrs, Lois Astln Manic Rhsa,
and Emily Branch.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
HENEFER NEWS.

uENEFEE. Dee. gi.-On account of
Ore seven, cold weather only ur,e
from here attended the Priesthood and
Auxiliary meeting, OF Horhpor ON the
lstH
The District School Teacher, have ar
ranged @ school concert FOR the 2}rd
Mr D. Buckley came home from
M.u.1 during thr week O., .cc his chill
drcn ani visit relatives
There vii Doc dance boo the onr-
noon for thr children and one ai night
for The adults on Christmas bay
Special exercise, win hc given by th,
Sunday School aud ward meeting or
the goth in memory of the birth of tbe
Prophet Joseph Smith
The thermometer registered 30 be-
low zero here on the 18th
The teachers of the Hcuefcr Ward
Sunday School are working day and
night IN order ~ make success. ~ the
Sunday School Christmas tree aud OK
crciscs 10 be- given on the 9th. A
program will be- given In the morning
after which the presents from the tree
will be- distributed A free dance Tor
the children will be given In the after
noon aud free dance NJ night for the
adults
The item In last paper that read soy
cral cars u brick were shipped from
Hcnefcr should read "bucks
Wishing al Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
ROCKPORT.

ROCKPORr, Dee ~ Mrs
Fannie lIortin returned home last
week after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Nollio Mnlin. NJ Salt Lake
city tho past three week.
School has closed for the holiday
vacation.
a large number Of citizens ~
summit County attended Auxiliary
last Saturday at Rockport Nearly
all the towns and cities of the
County were represented.
Mr.. Worthy Gibbons aud wife
also Mrs. Ellen Siddoway and
daughter. Belle made n business
trip to Park City lsat week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
District Court News

Judge T. d. bwis Tuesday conelud
ed his last scssia u the District Court
this year, the flowing matters being
disposed Of
Estate Of u. c. Mclaughlin, deceased
petition 10 exees,e deed dismissed.
Estate of d. Q. Mclaughlin, deceased
settlement Of gnrdians account np'
proved.
Guardianship 4 Isabel Lois Me
Laughlin, minor; settlement Of guard
ian \ account approved.
Estate Of Thomas Jordan, deceased
petition for conveyance dismissed.
Estate Of Mafnret V. Lawson, de
ceased; decree Of distribution entered.
Estate Of william Owe Anderson, de
ecased; decree Of distribution entered
Estate Of Patrick II. Hurley, de
ceased; A. II. Harley appointed admin
istrator, with bond Of $4,000.
Adoption Of Carries westficld, minor
continued to be heard in Salt Lake
City.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
HoYTBvILLE.

The following information regarding
summit county town was received too
late for our Christmas edition.
lloytsville, 80 named IN honor Of
Samuel T.. IIoyt. deceased, the first TO
venture business enterprise IN our
town-that OF grist mill built Of
stone, early in the sixties, then a $780,
900 residence OF cut stone from our
celebrated quArrieA
The town was formerly called Union.
vile and first settled by one Mr.. Brad
ford, deceased John Lowe and family
(Mr Lowe going on later to California;,
and Robert McMichael and family. The
district is about four miles long by
two miles wide, situated on both sides
of the Weber river. The soil il very
fertile. The benches, made up mostly
OF clay and sand TO a depth of 10 to
so feet, being washed from the can.
yons, and the bottom land rich alluvial.
The principal crops are hay, alfalfa, pc.
tatucs and oats. some very fine ap
pies aud cherries Of the hardy sort have
been raised here the last few years
WI NV Hlhth Guilty. NhFhfNt hhlfN
cows and sheep, Mr., Irwin Crittcn.
den has some very choice imported Dur
hams. Chas H. West fine bunch Of
pure blood registered Lneolns, having
imported them from Canada two years
ago, and pair OF fine registered Lin.
coin ewes from Canada just two weeks
ago.
Schools-Thc first school of early
days was taught by Mrs :. T.. Hoyt,
an invalid, In her chair, at her home
We now have u modern school house
fitted with hot air furnace, aud
taught 10y three teachers of home
! talent.
The town has good, substantial
church, built Of cut stone, and large
amusement hall
lndustries-Thc industries Of the
town consists of first class creamery
which turn out a No, I product Of but
ter and cheese and is in thriving con
dition under the able and efficient man
agemcnt Of Mr., Joseph Lee a black
smith shop, run by y. 4. Stowbrakes; O
general merchandise store, owned by
Charles II, West, and run on casl
basis. Also monumental works thai
gives employment to five TO ten men
The manufactured product Ands IL
way throughout north and eastern
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24

Utah NJ ..wirend Idaho. arf--ome
sbinm.,,. ma 'evala.
The populati, Of this place h. COO.
mostly ErgiisI The town can boast
~ , af.i IN. .fhter works system.
buiit 80, ,.o-sgo. furnishing water
f,y Moor tti.trtmil'rs. owned boy the
roopie aud Lr sufficient water for
J,,,iJc al. ,ytcr. The system cost
al OOe Tho ~ line b. built of wood
.p stoye nine anufactured iu Wash.
iprtop s,stc ID hteraIs of iron. u
has "a Gr.t ala four laid with cement
roscrv,i, az ~ POO feet elevation
which Il foI iepriug. well protected
against floods frcshetH rms one
improvement b enhanced ho value
uf real estate remarkable c.icn'
along the line.
I'm the cnrly N's the people built 0
fort FOR protcan. during ihc Indian
t..Iii,l.. T,tf thcy live upon thHI
Ncll Kept fars and most Of then
having bpiit erfortahlr homes ard
bank account pthc credit side Of th'
lcdgcr. .
se,,lcrs. bafd srk aud scanty living
bn,iu 10 huiHtw large canals fo
irrigation. ons coach side of the river
AZ q cost of alpt $4,000. Aud late
on reservoir ihcme was undertaken
by few on ihhigh bench east earl.
In the Dos M ,'ost OF 10000. be
li.ye this wnt u first successful rescr
yoir built on n Weber river for tn
storage 81 wan for irrigation. an,
when FIRST Legs was looked upon b.
many as being Dry doubtful Of accom-
plishing its eh6
To-day We sfsr over 400 acres o
land from this ,ourcc, producing tn
best hay and cnn raised in the town
The company b lnown ~ the Elkhori
Ditch compsHiv
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
CITY DIRECTORY.

The following are the present city Of.
fccrs.
MayOr-Frank Croft.
Recorder. T.. Carruth.
Treasurer. <. Cnlderwood.
Marshal. W. Ball.
Couneilmcn-FTank Dcming, !. H.
Ball, Daniel Sommers, !. W. Wilde and
7. =. Moore.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Commissiouers-Georgo Smith, Henry
Males snd J. o, Pack.
Clerk. n, HiNson.
Recorder. T.. Carruth.
TrcHsurer-FrSnk Pingrco.
Asscssor-Geo. w. Young,
Attorney-Petor CLARK.
Shcrin-John Cofey
Surveyor. Don Birch
Road Commissioners. II. Lambert.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-24

Advertise your goods IN THE
TIMES.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-15
SHOW GIRL,
cor A YEAR FOR It.
Frederick Bartlett Took Pawn
Tickets Representing Miss
Martha Deans Jewelry,

II Miss Martha Dean, show girl who
lives al the Hotel St Francis, hadn't
been so modest the afternoon OF Dec. IS
temptation would not have been placed
in the way of Frederick Bartlett. a man
and Justice Crane would not
have sentenced him to-day 20 year In
the pen!tentiary on a charge OF larceny.
He came to my apartment to give me
a fitting for new empire gown | was
having made" Miss Dean explained In
court. and In order to get the effect
had to change-er-my corset. OF course
| couldn't do II with him In the room,
so | stepped into another room and
made the change, leaving him alone.
He gave me the fitting, and 1t wasn't
long after he had gone before | discov-
cred that four pawn tickets for 800
worth Of jewelry-an opal ring, TWO dia.