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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION N0MINATES
 TH0S. R. MARSHALL AS RUNNING MATE

Baltimore, July 2.--Immedi- ately upon the converting of the convention for the evening ses- sion nominations for the vice. presidency yere declared in order. Governor Marshall, of Indiana, Governor Burke, of South Dako- ta, and Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon, were nominated. Other names were proposel but declin- ed.
 On the first ballot Marshall received 6i5 votes; Burke, 387; Chamberlain, l2 i-2. Just as the second roll call started Gov ernor Burke withdrew and asked that the nomination of Governor Marshall be made unanimous, which carried with q whOop.
 The platform was then report ed to the convention and read an carried by a unanimous viva vocc vote amid loud cheers. It de- mands for the people of Alaska the full enjoyments of the rights and privileges of territorial form of government and that the officials to administer the gov q. nmrnt of the territory should
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH WILL
 BE A DAY OF CELEBRATION
PROGRAM OF THE DAYS ENTERTAINMENT THE LAUNCH TESTS ROCK DRILLING, DANCES
 FEATURES

The celebration of the elrr- iouS Fourth of July will begin promptly at 9 o'clock with all ad- dress by Hon. F.. E. RiIchie. to be delivered on Mckinley street from the grand stand erected fnr the days sports.
 Athletic sports will begin al 9:30 and will be held on McKin- ley street. say" the horse races, which will take place on Key stone av"nu" and the ball game al the grounds. The following iS tn" days program:
 Launch Races at II o'clock from City Dock to buoy of Swan iiZ dock and return.
 Rock Drilling Contest al 1 o'clock, Mckinley st., $IOO.
 Horse Races at 2:3O o'clock, Keystone Ave-, $50 and S25.
 Ball Game at 800 o'clock, Ball Park.
 100 yard dash. $2O at BIum's.
 15 yard dash, Boys. $5 at Snydcr'S.
 50 yard dash, Girls, s5 at V. B. & M. Co.
 50 yard dash, Ladies'. s5 at Plant & Co.
 75 yard 3-leggrd race, StO at Ingram & Bush.
 75 yard wheelbarrow race, SiO at Ingram & Bush.
 Running high jump, $iO al Owl Drug Co.
 Running broad jump, &iO at Alaska Drug Co.
 50 yard Fat Mems race, $5 at Ben Silverman's.
 Shoe Race, Boys, S2.5O at V. B. X M. Co.
 Egg Race, Girls, s2.5O at V. F. & NJ. Go.
 Launch Race, open, s2O at Blum's.
 Mems Dory race, single, i6 feet 6and over, BIO at V. B. & M. Co.,.
 Mems Boat race, open, i2 gram & Bush, S5 at S. Blum & Co.
 Ladies' Boat race. op ,n. siO at V. B. & M. Go.
 The lineup of the ball teams arc given as follows, subject to a change should members. of the Valdez team return to town for the game:
 Company H. 30th Infantry. Martin, ist base; Howard 2nd base; Speck, catcher; O'Kief, short stop and captain; Connors, 3rd base; Brandolf, right field; {; McGivney, left field; Enlert, ccn- ter field; Miller, pitcher; Oilcr, sub; Kelly, sub; seargent Brown manager.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
EMPIRE DRILL
 ON kENA|
A Large Body of Gravel to be ThoroufhIy Tested by
 the Drill

An important deal iu a mining way Was bruuYnt In a >uccrSSful close laSl week when the Tuwlr brothers. Frank and Tom. sold their dredging ground on Krnai river in d German syndicate. who have opened Headquarters in S"- aitl".
 Continued on page o)
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
.CR|T|C|zES
 HIS SUPERIOR
assistant Secretary of the Treas- ury ResIgns In a
 Hun

Washington, July 3.--Platt Andrew, assistant secretary of the Treasury, has resigned in a letter containing stinging crit lcism of Secretary MacVeagh.
 President Taft says that he will accept the resignation at once, as Andrew refused to obey orders.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
REPUBLICANS
 NOMINATE
Candidate for Governor In Ohio is SeIected--Endorse Taft's
 Administration

Columbus, July 3.--E. J. Dillon common pleas judge, was nomi- mated as candidate for gover- nor on the fifth ballot after a spirited fight.
 The platform adopted praises the administration of President Taft.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
A FIGHTING DAY
 F0R THE PUGS
Many FiStic Bouts Scheduled for the Fourth Throughout
 the Country

Seattle, July 3.--Tomurrow'S services will be largely of the ring variety throughout the country, there being eleven ring events scheduled for the day time and seven at night.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

The Democratic senators here to Woodrow Wilson, congratulat have wired their congratulations to Woodrow Wilson, congratu- lating him on his nomination. Underwood says he will certainly support the ticket.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Scagirt, July 3.--Many dclrga- lions. mostly of delegates from the convention, have begun call ing on the Democratic prrsidcn- tial nominee.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
Convention Aftermath.

Baltimore, July 3.--Clark re- turned 10 the convention hall during the final ballot, returning to Washington on this mornings early train. He blamcS Bryan for his defeat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
GOV. OSBORNE
 WILL NOT BOLT Michigan Executive Says He Will Not Join Roosevelt in
 His Bolt

Lansing. Mich., July 3.--Gnv- ernor Osborne, of Michigan, says he will not join Roosevelt in his Bolt and hopes the latter will abandon the idea of building a new party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Washington, July 3.--Whrn an attempt was made to interview President Taft on the work of the Democratic cnnvcniinn, he rrfus cd to talk.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Sacramento. Cal, July 3--Gov- ernor Johnson says that the nnm- inati"n of Wilson will not af- feet the formation of the third party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Louisville. Ky, July 3.--Wat- . tcrS"n announces that he will throw his support io Taft. He
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Washington, July 3.--Speaker Clark and Leader Underwood were Justify cheered when they stepped into the House this morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Baltimore, July 3.--Bryan is jubilant over the outcome of the convention and says that victory this fall iS certainty. He will slump the country for Wilson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Seagirt, July 3.--IIundreds of friends and neighbOrs of Wilson are ilocking tn the home io con =ratnl6Ir thr nominee.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Sari amcnlo, July 3.--Thc Un- ion, the oldest Republican paper in the state, has deserted inc Re- publican party and will support Wilson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
THE InDIANIAN GETS THE SECOND PLACE ON THE TICKET ON THE SECOND BALLOT A UNANIMOUS VOTE
 CONVENTION AFTERMATH

pc qualified bona fide residents off the territory.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
Johnson Favorite.

Las Vegas. July 3.--JuhnSnn i~ a two tn one favorilr among the fight fans here.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

says he cannot support Roosevelt,
 as he is a devil.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Indianapolis, July 3.--Marshal has wired his congratulations t, Wilson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Oyster Bay, July 3.--ROOsevclt says: "Of course will stand for fine progressive nomination"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03
TEDDY .kHCKERS
 ARE ID MEET
Followers of Roosevelt Announce Third Party Convention to
 be Held at Chicago

New York, July 3.--ScnalOr DiX"n. of Montana. announces that the third party convention will meet in Chicago about the first of August.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-03

Bring your job work to the prospector office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
FLOWERS COVER FACE Wells
Seasons styles Are Distinctly Pretty,
and 4 Wide Choice 10 Afforded
silk Shetland.

Rosebuds, violets and clovers run
riotously, but in s~slf-eolor. Over the
now wells In black, midnight blue and
dark brown octaGon net Of the nlmiest
sort. These vsalinss are vastly b.
coming and In excellent taste because
the design while distinct II not heavy.
Patterns OF the lovely shadowy order
also are in high favor. These appear
upon the ootagon meshss and are pref
ty in the standard back. blue and
brown, but most fetching and bscom-
ing In cafe au lait shade-a tone
which flatters any sort Of complexion
and, broadly speaking, may be worn
with any sort Of hat but the one de-
signed for rough and ready use.
The woman who Is wise in her gen.
Grafton and not in mourning. provides
herself with Q dark blue face veil Of
nlmiest net, for that shade over tho
face seems to hide the lines OF wrin-
Ees and to deepen the collar OF the
eyes whether blue, gray o. brown.
For motoring at this season. the
best veil IL the Shetland In Z shade
OF duh red or brown a. this protects
the face and prevents the complexion
from burning. while 1t admits plenty
Of air. But for ordinary travelling the
white silk Shetland II best. for 1t
keeps the hair from blowing and even
though It picks up any amount OF
dust. may be washed In q hand basin
and dried In . very few moments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24

~1l12s-s-7s-st ssx n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
BATTLE
AT A%DRIAN0PLE
Bulqars Reported to Have
Captured Two Forts.

London, Oct. 24.-Whst may provo
to be one Of the decisive battles Is In
doubtsdly being fought by the Bull
g~arians and Turks around Adrianopls.
but the news which is thus far avail
able as to its progress Is of the scan-
tisst.
The ofnctal bulletins from each side
arv not definite and give no trust
worthy indication az to the ultimate
result Of the struggle.
Tho B%ulgartans appear to have met
with the greater success thus far and
are reported to have captured two of
the outer forts Of Adrtanopls and to
be pouring shells into the besieged city.
But 1t must be remembered that they
are the attacking force and II their
6rst movements were not crowned
with some success their chances
would be poor indeed.
While some of the experts are criti-
nisina the Turks for allnead inactinn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
FORTUNE FOR A RIDE.

Abrsr WhitsIsy's Heirs Cut Off For =
Carriage and Flowers.
Kansas City. Oct. 24.-When Mrs.
9oldie Cole OF Carroll county, Mo-, WIS.,
tied kansas City several years ago her
brother. William A. Whiteley. II hotel
clerk, took her to a healer In a carriage
and also gave her 4 bunch Of roses.
Because Of this extravaganza neither
Of them was remembered In the divi-
sion Of the estate Of their millionaire
grandfather. Abner Whiteley Of Kan
sas City.
Suit was filed by Mrs. Cole and
Whiteley here to set aside deeds to the
property their grandfather left to other
heirs and asking that they receive an
eighth OF the estate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24

and are urging that II the Ottoman
nsld army does not speedily come to
the aid Of the Adrianople garrison that
city's position will be grave, 1t Is pos
hble that the Turkish plan Of defense
has net yet been developed.
The Bulgarian capture OF two outer
forts may not be 20 serious as it looks.
for the experience Of Port Arthur
showed that the loss Of one or two
forts In the girdle of works protecting
the town was not fatal to the defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
KLEIN & NOLAN
100 Smith Street

Any affair or happening, or eli
cumstance, which is too sinai Z
make a Want AID. worth while q
an adjusting force Is too small .
worry about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24

In addition to the above amou MT there will be collected O each
parcel interest at the rate of . per centum pei annum from December
20, 1911, to the time of payment, together with q fe of twenty-five
cents for each parcel o, land adveri sed. twenty-five cents for each parcel
OF land sold, hfty cents for each certificate Of sale ana the costa Of
printing. postage, amdavtts and acknowledgements together with the
Dated. Perth Amboy, esDtsmheE ~. 1917. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24

Any affair or happening, or cir
cumstance, which IL toe small to
make a Want Ad. worth while -
an adjusting force Il too ANAL to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
tuesday,, October 20,

SALE OF LAND FOR UNF.AI

The said lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate SO ta
be sold and the names of the persons against whom the said taxes navs
been laid n account OF the same, and the amount OF * 1ao ~
account o each parcel are as folio VS., viz:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
FIRE PROTECTION
FOR TABERNACLE
ONE HUNDRED FEET OF HOSE
PROVIDED.
Cottage Prayer Meetings Held in 1856
Districts Well Attended Last
Evening.

Cottage prayer meetings were held
in all the l56 districts last evening in
the interests OF the BILLY Sunday
campaign. and at each there was a no
;iceable increase in the attendance.
These meetings last but onehalf
hour. Meetings will be held again
Friday evening and the places will b.
announced in this paper Friday morn
ing
This afternoon Mr.. Gill viii NEE.
the members OF the nursery and rest
room committee AT 80 O'Clock At
the Y VI. G. \. and outline plans for
conducting this important feature OF
the work in connection with the meet
ngs. The nursery and rest room Will
be- located in the Chapline Street VI.
f. church and it will be- open through
out the entire six weeks OF the meet
ings. This evening h. will deliver a
;en-minute address TO the members OF
the young ladies' Bible class at the \.
". G. a al $50 and AZ $50 he viii
deliver an address n the Chapline
Street VI T.. church.
Sunday morning he Will occupy the
pulpit at the First Christian church
and IN the afternoon at O'Clock h"
will meet the ushers In The tabernacle
and instruct them In their work. In
the evening he viii occupy the pulpit
OF IN" First Baptist church
The finishing touches on The tabor
nacl. are nearing completion and by
SUNDAY IL IL expected pa, all The VIZ.
ing viii be- don" and the connections
made FOR lighting %" biz build .ng
With eI'ctrr.it f{y The end o.; DO"
week %" water Will b~ connected ana
'no Plus. vii b" installed Tor IRE 100
case - fr" on. hundred fe.' 90
hose la been scrur.f fYr fh.s rIf
.D-~ ant sl rreca.'ionarr uea-.rrs
'or 'he safety 90 't. tss' 'fronr that
all attend ft" meetings fs benz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
JUST AS FUNNY
AS Ever Are the Funny Valentines
This Year. While the More Arts
Also Have the Call.

All OF the antics OF the twin joke
STEERS. Mutt and JEFF. are embodied in
the comic valentines this year. and
on the whole they are as funny. II not
funnier. than ever. calculated 10 graf
ify the utmost desires OF Col. Snob-
berry and his lady friend. Miss Gossip.
Already there IS considerable plan
ming on the part of persons who make
a sort OF a business of tantalizing
their friends and enemies. and with
out doubt they will find the necessary
material TO carry out their intentions
at III" various news depOts and sta
tionery stores.
There Is little doing i'm the old IA
miliar lace valentines. but they are
still being manufactured for sale in
the rural districts. where the country
stOTeke"per is stocked up as usual. As
TO the fancy sort. q large number Of
up-to-date conceits are in evidence. in
GLIDING the celluloid- parchment com
binations. the booklets and artistic
cards. though II Is said that these
are not as popular as in former years
The big red hearts. and the little
ones. too. are having the call. for they
are very convenient and mean so
much TO those Who go accept them
The home made valentines. inc 'idine
old shoes. old soV and TIA Ike. are
destined 10 get the mail mans goat
as usual. lis said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
ORGANIZATION OF THE
METHODIST BROTHERHOOD

sponded neai in a very pleasant man
ner and held the attention of every
one by his happy talk lie was fol
lowed by &. ;. Morrison. who made
a brief but happs address. and then
the president called upon J. T.. Sisson
until recently president OF the
brotherhood Of the Thomson VI. T.
church. Mr. Sisson spoke
A. . Business Man
and made sensible aliusion in a bust
ness mans way TO the influence OF
men TO bring about a better condition
in the city.
When Mr.. Gill responded there was
a noticeable settling OF the large body
OF men TO hear what he should have
TO say. Mr.. Gill. as is generally
known. has been getting things ready
Tor the coming OF Mr.. Sunday and the
subject matter OF his talk came out or
much experience and sympathy with
men. for he knows men as few men
do. This address concluded what
proved TO be a very interesting and
helpful occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
Perfected a. initial Meeting Held AZ
the Fourth Street Church Last
Evening.
ELABORATE BANQUET WAS
FEATURE OF OCCASION
Or. Arbuthnot and Others Humor-
ously Told Of Their Tabernacle
Building Experiences.

The initial meeting having for its
object the reorganization OF the
Methodist Brotherhood was held last
evening at the Fourth Street NJ. K.
church. and IL Was very largely at
tended and the interest manifested
was very encouraging. The opening
feature and one that was highly en-
joyable was an elaborate banquet
served in a charming manner by the
ladies OF the church. and the array OF
good things provided was SO bounti-
full that the large number OF hungry
men could easily be persuaded TO
come again on the slightest provoca-
ton.
Following the banquet the meeting
was presided over by NJ. +. Giesey.
the enthusiastic president or the
brotherhood. who is particularly well
qualified for getting men together. At
the conclusion OF the feast OF material
good things he briefly and pointedly
set forth the history of the brother
hood in general and OF the local chap
ter as we'll. pointing out the oppor-
tunities open to men who come into
its membership. also making sen
sible and apt reference TO the coming
OF Rev. BILLY" Sunday. so soon 10
take his place in leading the Christian
people of this city TO special effort in
the church's work.
The Humorous Side.
He then called upon DR.. Arbuthnot.
who responded facetiously and help
fully. making humorous reference 10
his experience as a worker in helping
TO erect the Sunday tabernacle. His
serious commendation of the brother
hood and eloquent reference 10 the
tragedy OF last Sunday at Niagara
were impressive.
This address was followed By an
impromptu statement from Howard
McWilliams. who had been up to Can
ton TO hear Mr. Sunday. The expert
ence of Mr. McWilliams was the same
as others VINO have heard the great
evangelist and be was not disappoint-
ed Mr.. McWilliams showed himself
a good observer and ready reporter.
DR.. Oliver. pastor of the church. re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
TWO FIRES
That for a Time Threatened Consider
able Damage Promptly Extin-
guishcd by Department.

Last evening AT 80 the Hook &
Ladder department was called To ex-
tInguish blaze in the home of Mrs.
DIETRICH. 2627 Eoff street. The fire
was caused by an overhcated range
which caused a blaze in the flue No
loss was sustained.
Upon leaving the house for the still
alarm. the Hook & Ladder received the
call of boy 81. which was pulled AZ
that time. The departments south of
the creek responded. as general
alarm was turned in The property OF
Mr.. Jebbia. No. 1923 Market. occupied
by Violet Samuels. was the scene OF
the double fire. and had IL not been
for the quick response OF the depart
ment. quite loss would have been
susta ned. The fire was confined TO
th" kitchen and was quickly extin-
Cuished with the aid of the chemicals
The icy condition Of the street i'm
pedcd the progress of the department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

l.oNDON-A national Thanksgiving
scrNic" to commemorate the safe re-
turn Of King George and queen Mary
from India was held today in ST PauIs
cathedral
MOLINE. Ill.-Fira which broke out
carly today destroyed the plant Of tho
barnard and Ieas Manufacturing com
pany. builders q. flour milling mach
in,ry. Loss IL estimated at 100000
GRAFTON. W. Na.-Thc city Dem
ocratic committee has fixed February
18th az the date for the city conVcn-
ton 10 make nominations.
MI NCIE. Ind Struck on the head
with piece az coal by his playmate.
oscar Tharp. in a quarr, over a sled
Earl Thompson died today In Tharps
arms. Of cerebral hemorrhage.
PHILADELPHIA. Penna.-J How
ard Mitchell. one OF the founders in
1861 81 the William Butcher steel
Works which was rcOrganiz"d into
tn MidNal' Steel works of this city.
died today at HatbOro.Pa.. near here.
II" was - wears old.
DIES MONIES. I'wa-Gcn. James
President IN 1892. died at the home
"f relatives here today. He was 80
years old lie had been III only a
few days
WASHINGTON President Taft to-
day discussed political conditions IN
Illinois with Postmaster Campbell. 81
chicago. and Secretary Iliiles
WASIIGNGTON.- The house today
authorized its committee on expcndi-
lures IN the war department to go
out sid" II Washington. to- seek
orid"nc" 90 tho alleged monopoly ~
army sh"" 'uutracts by "a Massa-
chIs'ttr concern.
kiEN. EGssiI--C0 Colonel kuliahko.
who was IN. head 81 the secret police
- this city 80 the time ~ Premier
~tolypin's assassination. vas arrested
to-day iu Connection with an alleged
cful' 1zlcmcut
ROCHESTER,. y Y .-Canners from
nli parts - tn country are In attend
an~" 90 ID" ffth annual convention
"f th" National 'Anh'rs Assoc iation
Wiirh oteusd today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07

DETROIT. Feb. 6.-In the govern
ment's criminal case against the So
called bathtub trust. which began be-
fore United States District Judge 4.
&. Angel here today. the govern
ment passed for cause the rirst twelve
Jurors drawn after an hours interro-
CATION by former United States Dis
trict Attorney Frank II. Watson.
Court adjourned for the day when At
torney Henry r.. Bodman, OF Detroit.
counsel for the defense. had Ques-
toned ten of the jurors The defense
will go on with the Interrogation OF
1urymen tomorrow morning. Five far
mers. merchant. a hotel keeper. a
Waterman. a real estate dealer. an in
surance agent, a druggist and mo-
torman sat In the jury box at this
evenings adjournment
Both sides questioned the prospect
i've jurors as 10 whether they had
ever been Interested in any patent
rights and whether they had been
connected with any corporation. Most
OF the jurymen replied to Attorney
Bodman's questions that they knew
little about the Sherman law but W
r. Robinson, an insurance agent and
former superint endent OF schools In
the business of the country could not
be conducted without combinations
Too much competition. he said. was
bad for the consumer because II made
him support too many competitors.
Differ Over Fair Prophet.
Being asked what he would cOnsid.
er a fair profit on manufacturing
one candidate for the jury said 90 per
cent would not be too much II the
concern did not have absolute control
OF the trade. John Doherty. a farmer
said he expected TO make seven per
cent on his investment above his liv-
ing expenses
Fred kidder. n farmer OF Alimon'.
told the attorney for the defense t..-t
q plumbers agent told him 10 was
lucky to have contracted for plumbing
fixtures for his new houme last spring.
as prices had since gone up a quarter.
lie demurred abou; giving the name o:
the agent and the question was not
pressed further. He said he saw NJ
wrong in an agreement for obtaining
q reasonable profit
or the Two indictments. conspiracy
and. combinations. III" government
elected 20 20 20 trial first with the
conspiracy charge.
John Clifford. general manager oi
TIE l. WOLF company - chicago. and
one of the individual defendants was
excused hy Judge Angel tonight from
attending the trial hecause ~ illness
End expected 20 return 20 chicago A.
once 20 remain 'tsra until -gwmonoI
agsin 90 Detr0.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-07
>/ANERICAS CREKIESTMACAzINE
SON ARRESTED
On Same Charge for Which Father
Is Serving Sentence in tho
County Jail.

Russell Woods. aged Is years, OF
Martins Ferry. was arrested yesterday
on a charge of operating a speakeasy.
Eb Woods, the boys father. has been
arrested twice within the past few
weeks on the same charge, and II at
present in the county Jail at St. Glars
Vile serving out his finr. foung
Woods was given a hearing before
Mayor Wyckoff last evening and II was
proven through several Witnesses that
he sold liquor on the 2Sth OF January.
He was fined $50 and costs which he
was unable TO pay