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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
STOCK EXCHANGE BILLS
ADVANCE IN ASSEMBLY.
Committee Votes to Report Favor.
ably Nine Measures Framed
by Gov. Sulzer.


ALBANY. March 13-Nlne stock FIX.
change bills recommended by Gov.
Sulxer and introduced BY Avsemblyman
Levy. including the measure which
would compel tho incorporation Of OK.
changes. were reported to the Assem-.
bly, to-day BY ths Codes COMMITTEES.
Eight OF the bills propose amendments
TO the Penal law. making II . felony
for a broker. after Insolvency.. to n.y.
pothecate "a customers securities: 10
make false statements or advertise
ments as to the securities or financial
condition OF n corporation, company or
association; 10 operate bucket shops or
TO make wash" or margin sales OF
stocks. to manipulate securities or to
consplre 90 deceive the public rs to
stocks or bonds: TO report or publish
fictitious transactions OF the securities
with intent to deceive: for brokers to
trade Ia securities against customers
orders.
Brokers would 10 required TO deliver
to customers "a memoranda OF sales
and exchanges would be prohibited from
making an agreement to prevent the
members OF an exchange from dealing
with any other exchange.
Considerable opposition developed in
committee to reporting the stock ex-
change Incorporation bill AZ well ~
to some of the other measures, hut II
was decided To give the Assembly si
opportunity to discuss the bills on the
floor. The majority OF the COMMITTEES
were In favor OF amending tho penal
law amendments M as To make their
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
TRIAL FOR PER.
JURY GOES ON TOMORROW.

The trial or Patrolman John j.
Jlarttgan. confidential man for former
Inspector Sweeney, will begin to-mor.
row before Justice samuel Seabury
in the Supreme Court 1t Is expected
that the trial will not take up more
than one day. Hartigan was to have
gone to trial to-day, and a special
panel Of one hundred talesmcn had
been summoned. but another case was
siill on and the talesmen were re-
leased until tomorrow. llartignn IL
charged with perjury, In swearing be-
fore the Grand Jury that he did not
act as messenger between Inspector
Sweeney and Capt Thomas W. Walsh
in passing a bride fund cent to George
\. 6ipp,
Indictments against Capts. formerly
inspectors) Hussey and Thompson arr
not expected 20 be handed up until next
week, although the DstT1ct-AttpIney Is
confident he has slready laid before
the Grand Jury sufficient evidence "a
warrant tine ind c,mcnts lie wishes
however to produce further witnesses
IA confederation. Whether an indlct'
ment Will be returned against denoted
and suspended lnsp, ,,or Martha i
predetermined
The evidence accusing hiu Is said moi
10 he as conclusive az against Ilussej
and Thompson, though former PATROL
man James Wren, who confessed M
collected Tor Thompson ana ilussc,
also Involved Murtha, and PAYERS Oi
protection money declare the payments
We're continued during the brief tern
Auriha commanded the Harlem district
The trisl ~ Hariigan-the first actus
tr.al 20 result fom the graf expose
viii carry wirh II the drs \publlc appear
ance 81 Capt walsh, confessed hrlb'
taksr It VII be the first time. too. thai
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13

the whole Of the Harlem graft story
Nlli Dee told IN court.
llart!edu, before tho Grand jury
s"orc he bad not handled money from
S"'rn,' 20 Walsh. and on this testimony
Ne was Indicted for perjury D!stric,.
Attorney Whltmau believes he mas "a
complete case aga'rs. lIartisan. r. ~
secures tho conviction 81 Sweeney =
risht-hiHd man. he believes he VIII
have gone long way toward cen Wet In 9
SNcenoy az showing that Syeeney had
guilty knowledge Of the bribery OF sipp
one OF the thirteen charges on which
he is indicted
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
ANNIE GRAY AND HUSBAND
REpoRrEO INDICTED.

II II understood that Rosie Hcrtz's
story before the Grand Jury did not
tod 10 make the skies any more clear
for Jacob Reich, alias Jack Sullivan.
King OF the Newsies." who u In the
Tombs awaiting trial for the murder OF
Essential. The witness 10 reported to
have told In detail OF q bribc OF 81. 900
.ns gave Sullivan two years ago To get
II woman witness against her in n
prosecution for keeping q dasorderly
house out of the Jurisdiction Of the
court.
The other two Indictments voted are
said to have been against Robert Ull-
nsr and Annie Gray his wife. and the
owner OF = notorious uisorderly house
on West Forty-sixth street.
The indictment OF Annie Gray was
sought by the District-Attorney rs a
means for bringing back to New York
the woman whose testimony II needed
in the investigation OF two inspectors
whose Indictment Is being sought. IN
nsr and his wife are supposed TO he
somewhere IN New Jerscy-Atlantic
city was the last definite hiding place
II which Mr. whitman has knowledge
/. and ~ they are located in the neighbor
I state II viii be- optional with Gov
: Fielder to grant New york's request for
,xtraAltI.n
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
HAWTH0RNE-Q JURY
MAKING UP ITS VERDICT.
Judge Mayer Takes Up Nearly
Three Hours Delivering Charge
in Mining Stock Case.

Judge Julius NJ Mayer in the United
States District Court to-day charged
the jury which since Nov. Is has heard
testimony at the trial OF Julian Haw-
thorne. novelist; Josiah Quincy. former
Mayor Of Boston; Albert Freeman and
DR.. william J. Morton. charged with
using the United States mails to de-
fraud investors in Canadian mining
stocks.
The Jury retired at two minutes be.
fore o'clock this afternoon. Judge
Mayer having taken nearly three ho1r1
In delivering his charge.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
RELIEVES WHOOPInG.
COUGH OF ITS TERRORS
Swiss Preparation Very Successful
Abroad.

II 10 90 unusual to find . preparation
that 10 OF any value in cases OF wkoopinE /.
cough that the mere announcssnent OF .
succ sssful treatment causes q sensation.
usual run, but In cases that have been
treated with airoiin. the now Swtes prspa :
checked In short order.
Siroiin 10 excellent for all diseases OF
the respiratory organs and strengthens the
tissues with remarkable quicknsss.
You can secure further Information about
a2s West broadway. Now York City.
Riksr. HssemAn stoSss and all leading
druggists are accommodating and distrtbut-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
Policeman In Bankruptcy.

PatrO1man Jacob Hack Of the st.
Nicholas avenue station filed a petition
In bankruptcy yesterday. He declares
liabilities Of 1929. OF which $500 Is
secured by mortgages On the fve-story
tenement No. NA Eighth avenue.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
sWeENEY's FORMER CLERICAL
MAN A WITNESS.

one witness before the Grand Jury to-
day was Lieut.. Cullum. now attach ed
TO the Coney Island station. but until re-
Gently Inspector sweency's clerical man
IN the Sixth Inspection District The
summoning o. cullum has "A direct bear
ing on the ilartlgan trial. for It was
cullum who was supposed To keep "a
bl0tter record OF every one of the In
spector's plain-ciothes men who left tho
station.
The prosecution seeks to prove that
liartigan was away from Sweeney =
office for three hours on the night OF
Dec. 80 last. when ne is believed to
have been acting ms carrier OF the
money between sweeney, Wslsn and
Sipp, the hotel keeper. to insure the
latter's leaving town.
cullum's blotter showed no absence
of Hartigan that night; through his
mouth the Assistant District Attorney
established that only on Sweeney's
direct orders could Hartigsn have left
the station without a record being
made OF his going.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-13
MEXICAN BULLETS
STRIKE AMERICAN
HOMES IN N0GALES
u. 5. Troops Busy in arizona
Town While Rebels and Fed
erals Fight Across Border.
RESIDENTS IN PERIL.
Forced Back From Danger
Zone While Guns Are Mount
ed-One Man Wounded.
RESIDENTS IN PERIL.

Your new 'niic :5nerss =, the yra'.
racer are eaid 20 hav, sc-r 'oun5 by
tne GRAND jerry to-day
A. q result Of an hours ~x,.n'na 1an
~ Mrs, E~ie 1er,z. ire esst s,fc dis.
orderly housc owner. ard 81 her nus
band. Jacob. wherein details Of Mrs.
FNtss payment o. yrot.ctior fcr ths
maanesnapce Of her traits In vice are
ssid 70 have reen only han told. In
diotmsnts are reported to nave been
voted against two poIicrrnsn OF nom
commissioned rank who are alleged 20
have aGtsd ~ collectors for an in
spsoter IN whoss his:rtot Mrs. Jfer,s
~ blaeinasa.
II y md THAI this inspector 10 one
WA00s nAsns hss not yet appeared In
~ sfarsAAm public record Of graft d.
sloN8sa Asststant pistrfct-Attorncy
Nott. VINO conducted the examination
a nsfa Hertz before tlis Grand Jury.
ala not lead her through the whole to!c
of 0olice blacikmsn that she Is able 10
tai and. after the two indictments wcre
voted. she was held rNdy ~ be ~
called for further disclosure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08

'nT mot re- friend who waa a nrI-hbnr
90 DOB family I Germany. and whom
Hn HId NOT seen Tor moro Cham l.
years lIo know Dor at once urOr
meeting lcr md she recognized him
almost immediately Uofh Mrs RcIr.
wr and Nrt WIher sill rofurn 20
'he'r hom" in tIis ciiy within tbc
neat few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
Court Matters

o.
Iva VI. Cavitt, 81 al. VS. + L. Ca,.,.,
81 al. property appraised at sI5 I'D
aid ordered sold.
The court ordered 1900 added n
"" Tee fund 81 the County Auditor
10" mat The clerkship 10 the Com
missloners has been abolished
emerson building and Loan Asso-
',a'ioH vs.. blniel Ammon. q al. mort
gag" satisfied and released.
>. e. Jones vs.. \. g. Gardner. af.
Ia'hinCut d:charged a. against lors
- ana -. Watson and Thomasons
iourtn addition 10 DulonyaIe.
Harry Gratz vs. u W. Me.teuba-.
Sc'' Tor $500 and interest due on n
romIssory note.
j hos. Mulrooney VS.. RretteIl Bros
~ a. dismissed az plaintiff COSTS
Minnie Sieutz vs. 4. J. Slentz. fem.
lofafy aiimouy allowed i'm sum Of
S25.O' VI
sam 1ouni. the White Slaye Italian
vas given "a hearing on Tuesdav a..
I. =. commissioner Finley and hold
ior jIe y. : Grand Jury i'm the sum
&C $1,000 bouI
I. g. browie- vs. Jerry lppolitf. suit
Tor Slln0 due on promi. orr ,otc
III ihr suit ~ Ella +. Baxter. o. al
W. W W. Graham. ct al. 10 compei
'ahcf'iatiou % an oil lease hec,rsa
w" territory was not properly doval.
pea. Judge Shotweil decided for The
hdith Lewis has begun sit against
:. tifv and 20 eCounfy
r'"surer and Auditor 10 enjoin the-n
from assoc ing and collecting from
hrr Si''i3 Tor Improvements ON WU.
i'n avenue. u Is alleged INT no LEGAL
h"tI'' vas given her 30 tho proposed
improvement and fhey are Alternating
'c 'pii'ct for 22f feet frontage wBen
she has only foe;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENvILLE. O.. Feb. Com
mon Pleas Judge r. @. Richards re-
tires from the bench on Saturday,
utter twelve years service as Judge.
He has made one OF the best Judges
that has sat on the bench here; his
work on the bench betraying q large
amount OF legal study. He has been
an excellent and capable Judge, put
ting his decisions In good English.
which made them clear and logical
A goodly number Of his cases which
were reversed by the Circuit Court
were afterward sustained by the Su-
preme Court. He has always main
tanned a gentlemanly and courteous
dignity and was always agreeable to
all having business In the court. He
has ben painstaking, loborous and IN
dustrious as q Judge and has worked
In his office almost every day of the
year. one term extending often up to
the beginning of another. In those
years he has disposed OF over 1900
civil and criminal cases. lie has
ever been faithful and ready for court
Business, always leaning on the side
OF mercy In his sentences. though
severe on habitual criminals. II was
the universal opinion OF attorneys,
when Judge Richards rendered an
opinion. that II was an honest decis-
ion and one the court believed to be
right. He treated all attorneys with
the utmost impartiality and always
maintained his high integrity. He
ranked well in the ranks OF jurisprud-
ence. His judgment was clear and
nc possessed the common sense need
ed for such position and he had the
happy faculty of digesting cases and
SELLING upon the critical point. He
goes from the bench with the kindest
feelings from members OF the bar in
this county and subdivision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
WHEELING WOMAN LOCATES
BROTHER AFTER "A YEARS

nave been reunited in Evansville Ind
through the efforts OF the latier's
daughter. Mrs. George Wilbert. Of this
city. Michael Schenck. aged - az
400 West Indiana street. Eyansyule.
md Mrs. Mary Refining. aged a. or
wheeling. have just had the pleasure
"l greeting each other for the first
TINE since the death Of their mother
us" score and four years ago.
Through correspondence started nv
Mrs. Wilhert. the younger daughter
%. Mrs. Refining. Mr. Schenck Learned
that his sister still lived fn this c,tv
whore the mother had died Ne in.
yit"d Mrs Refining To go % EvausyiII.
ana she is now there with her Jerrt,
ter. Mrs Wilbert. FOR a visit OF NO
weeks
Mr.. Schenck IS a Civil War veteran
and has made Evansville his homo
Iof over ffty years. After no returned
from wheeling following tine funeral
~ HE mother. spoudeucc Vitb HE
sister vas dropped The sister IT,.
Geo considornb az sons living i,
,lIeI'nt paris ~ The couDtry invited
'er =" MAX" long visits with Thorn.
Correspondence Finds Broth--.
The manner in which 1ir ~cheuct-
'nd Nr-. Refining located .1cb o,b.r
D. rather uuutua' and very rosfins,
ach had been searching for o..
other for several years buf 10 was ,,,,,
untl tVo months acO fhaf Mr.. 1yt.
pert began the corrca poudcnce win
VIZ Schenck and bis sister ua4 soon
located. BUM
'"arly Two years ago Mr. W1beri
VINO Us IN" vito of George WIIberf
.'" ''iI'r'pr for tho business Meme
"rN'f iaiOn. huf who vl.5 fD-werI.
.Hntfnr ~ Tho local branch of th.
F"rs1 Evpr' COMPANY. or.
~ 'l" company Office when hsr t,.
n'HI was billing ZOO exrras. r.ot.e.
' VIZ. SrhrIrk. ~ Yuuu-afou.r o.
'"nder u that could boz rly ut,I, -.
marked Mr. WIibrri as sb, No..
m'morarduu or tho nam. ana ,..f
''''r. intending f1 write fo fra ,..,
''man later So tho Ch-t.f,r,. ..,...'....
f0n sfn' ru-fal card fY
.lI t'nf f Do" uaa W..far' scheme.
Mr7 HDr.uv ~.
"" replied almost immrta,aIr Cha.
VIZ NOT f.f rrror .u.If af,,-
,'I ''' "i t.c name arf sddr.... az
'''nr -rH'uck faut... ItIrg b..
Wv VIC. iHNou from fHn rifr dt-.,
',r' Mr WUberf dI ro. urif. 3D.,
'.' r'r'". until lr. Christina. AMI
Vow dt. rir received % r.,f
,'.a ono. riarns fhat Dr.. bel 20 b-,,t,-
'' ~. krI0Inr Suh.frrrrt... core.
h'" proved fI.f frd resulted D..
~ invitation fY both urs R..p.,. ,,..i
pc, daughter fY spend aover,f ve,t'
pr ff"hsfil'n COOL Die ucsfr Trov 49,.
90" Zoo tIn indiana town
IN letter fo ur W1ber, he.
" "'.er ana daughter state haf me-.
III gN.f moot rm" limo v.rffn.
.l r.'n'. and renewing former D..
Il''h 'inrn.. While fhc war y.,....
ar'' 'll' OH" Ia fhc hrpp.e., ,.,.
l''''.fI|" aHf Is ruterft.n.rr LOT.
"'.f f1".t of b.s NO. tm.
"in'" going f1 Etlus,Iie vr. Rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
WILLOW FORK

As we turn the pages OF the lntelli-
eencer We see the news OF other plac-
es. but Willow Fork seems to be out
OF the race. Thinking the editor would
like to hear from Willow Fork as well
as the larger spots on the map. We
decided to write few items.
Clara Oblinger was calling on Iva
Ice Wednesday.
j.. X. Ice was a business visitor In
Paden City Thursday.
Charles Ashenhurst Is building a
hen roost in the big cedar tree across
the road from the house.
Clarence Eddy. who has been I'll
for some time. is some better.
David Ice and Onward Van Camp.
the Paden City BARRIERS. were In our
burg Sunday. The boys have a fine
sho pom Main street, where shaving is
done without pain or whiskers re-
funded
James VI. Ice and family OF Gobler's
Knob were visiting our neighbor. John
G. Eddy OF this place. Sunday.
Don Morrow was calling on Nellie
Van Camp Saturday evening.
Quite "A few of the young people or
this place attended church at Paden
City Saturday evening and Sunday
evening Church closed with two &C
cepting the Lord as their saviour.
Friend IIarton has fallen out with
the old folks at home and IL now dig
ging sasafrass roots for Jeff Kirby.
John Wesley Buck is doing John
Harton's heavy lifting for him since
Friend left.
Church closed at Paden Fork Sat
urday evening after n six weeks
meeting. Great was the good.
Lloyd Kimble started to plow last
week. Lloyd is going TO raise buckle
berries and craw fish holes this COM
ing summer. lie says they are in
great demand in Paden City.
U. G. Heslep Is teaching school at
Billeter this winter. ell is getting
along fine.
J. NJ. lice is hugging the stove pref
" close these cool days. Can you
blame him7
Wishing the Intelligencer perpetual
success. We will close. II the editor
fnds a place in the Intelligencer for
this letter We may be induced TO write
again. AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Call at the Mutual Savings Bank and
Secure a Parcels Post Map Fl ee. few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
SISTERSVILLE

.Sr-cial \ Mayor g. y KimhaIi left
Monday on a husinese trip to Chicago
anu OtneF western ST,
r. \. Durham has .urued from a
iuslness trap 10 Chicago.
Ms. A. Miller and four cfiidren.
4eIt Mohday for uIalo. wher" thry were
,"i!ei oy the Illness 81 Mr,. Nlii.er's
Edgar y. .etr returned .o Wheeling.
,.,, ,sy 1It,r b'.ef visit with IS
MTs - e.. south was a Wheeling vis.-
Nr. ami Mrs. Frank Rapp and son.
MefeIe. lc:t Monday for Sllppinr~yiiI.
IA. where they viii SPEND q WceN VII.
Airs. } 'enn EIiott aad iaueutcr. MAJ
sac, JeIe. of kdverrn. pnl". are the
guests y the formers mot.er. Mss.
Mrs. Mary Rogers. OF wheeiin.. was
70 Eutst ~ her mott or. Mrs. ~ -.
WORK. the nrst ~ the veeN
Miss Luella Ross. ur Wheeling. Is tue
guest - Sist~rsNi..- fricuaGs
Mrs. u. iLrnis"n an' ~" daurh-
fef- or" hone from au extended visit
Win her parents. pr AMI Nre r. NJ
'hltert of ManuinEtlL. Ind. .fte- an
.,At'i,'i .ist vii. t.- brother and wife.
Ar. ard Airs g. 81 SHaui
Mrs - Mct"v 'rfer'Ii-"I fNe Aux
iIafy " 80 IaGis church. Thursday az
NJ End Mrs John T. Talbot. were
Nr and Mrs gorge l.c- arrived home
IEe.ilH 'rfrirr from Grove CIfy. Ea
Miss o .Fur.e Dewey. - N's. castle.
Who las been o.. guest q Mrs " j.
'iCfatul. nas gone Co. T1mpfrr. Mexico.
10 visit her brother. " $ Dewey
D. p 'lrra- arrived i"u" WetrssIav
Wight from hIaiues. trip Co. uerrfo ami
"t H.r Joints fu >sW YORK. ana Penn, r.
NaulH.
No jones firnegran feft Ttursllv
f1r Elrtire lFrrv q. Dob. fn boz Q. q guest
GO f'II lives fur u few dave
NiI.a Brown nd niece Mrr-ar.f 1f4rv
vs. arr"r l-ft Tf4rsIfv Hffsrruur fnI q
woes visit With relatives Ir Woosf.-.
ST ard Mra Or. Irrot and two
rhilff'u. Dorothy nrI Joseph. ar~ tre
Ulra
Mrs. Gorge w-'tuIs- arr .nr G..raa.
left IIHrt ry f'r au retfud'i t.sit ul.t
70 rfIvsa f- TULSA. DsH
Harold lHlH.'. 'rff Trurafav flr T.f-
-. okla. where Ne will tr tho Eus4t 10
tir rrnrirarsuf-. Sir ar1 Mrs - ~
Trusg
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Dispute Over Entries.

No entries have been put on the
court journal in the matter OF the
decisions in the Corrupt Practices
cases because OF dispute. The State
wants the entry to read that the court
only sustained the monitor on one
ground. leaving Il not sustained on
other grounds. and leaving the cases
m such shape that they never were
entirely quashed.
The defendants seriously object to
this species OF entry and want the en-
Try 10 show that IL was quashed en-
t'rely and for good. even II il was
only on one OF their questions raised.
lhey do not want the entry 10 show
that It was partially Guashed when
they have succeeded in getting its
goat and the case is ended once and
Tor all.
Ira blackburn filed a plea in ahaie-
ment promptly in his case for prom.
lsing an organ TO negro conPreP,.
tlon. lie alleges that Henry Gregg
was not voted for as a candidate for
Judge and his name did not appe,r
On an" judicial ballot at the primary
ana he made no promises in further
ence OF Mr.. Gregg's candidacy because
Only delegates were elected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
MRS. MARY REFINING. AGED Res
lDENT. VISITS HER
BROTHER.

Became Separated After Death Of
Mother and Whereabouts
Was Unknown.
a brother and sister VINO have not
seen each other for forty-four years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
JUST A HINT

Don't !unr chandeliers lpYk pretty
hat' wouldn't you have them ref ms b.
81 = iI' cost was reasonable" Phone
u- "r drop f- a cH-1 HuI have our I.fi.
resent % " gal. When son f.ri nut
fnw Itf', 20 costs son viii certainly
have the work dove. We do oil kinds
~ pIrtnC polishing and art metal
work IS satisfactory 900 guaranteed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-08
POLICE COURT
Old Woman Given IS Days on Drunk
Charge so Friends Can be
Located.

In police court yesterday. Mrs.
Mary Walker. aged So years. charged
with drunkenness. vas given Is days
on the hill. She was arrested at the
Thompson picture show. Thursday
night, and said she was on her way
from RavenswOod. -, to Frankfort.
Pa, to stay with a niece. She was
sick when she arrived here ard a
man at the depot gave her some whis-
key end she got drunk.
John Crisis. OF Blaine. O., was fined
$40 and costs or 30 days on the charge
Of drunkenness and using profane
language. pat" Murphy. Of Sidney.
-. was fined g and costs or 30 days
on the charge Of drunkenness. John
I.opOlski. OF Hammock. o.. drunk. was
given $40 and costs or 90 DAYS. H.
Miller. drunk. received s. and costs
or go DAYS. Rulger Brann. drunk, 81
and costs or u days.