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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
MISSES LARSEN AND JONES
ENTERTAIN A FEW FRIENDS

sTORRs. oct. i6.-.Miss lila Larsen
aud Hazel Jones entertained Satur-
day evening. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs WIN Eustice, Fred Storrs,
Briant Sringham. q, Sutherland, Ray
Anderson. Karl Weber. Walter Band
ley aud Miss Dale oakley
The Mutual Improvement associa-
ton began lis regular meetings Tues
day,
The first parent teachers nesting
was held Thursday evening super
intendent Golding, +. T. Bennett, A.
r. Gibson and Briant Sulngham were
the speakers. Music was furnished by
lila Larsen and Hazel Jones.
George Storrs Is spending the week
with his children.
The following Price students spent
Saturday and Sunday with their par
ents: Manila Fletcher, Lerano Cow
ley, Maud Gibson Ester Carlson and
Jack Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briant Stringham
were Helper visitors on Tuesday.
] DIR. Fred Taylor Of Proeo was the
guest OF DIR. Sutherland on Sunday.
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general the crops this year equal "
they do not HurpaHa the crops of any
previous year since the settlement of
the town. i.ucern seed n turning out
well. AZ ~ also oats and wheat while
potatoes are above the average yield,
In face OF the fact that the district
suffered SCARCITY of water during
the summer.
W. II. Pace. agent Tor the Ford
Automobile company. on Tuesday last
received his first consignment Of ma.
chimes. consisting Of one carload This
IN the largest consignment OF automo-
biles ever unloaded In Delta. there be-
ing seven IN the car Most OF them
are already sold. among the purchas-
crs being County Superintendent -. y,
Peterson. of Ilinckiey. James Wood
ward OF Fillmore. william Mcbride oi
FILLMORE. and James Kelly OF Delta
Pace expects 90 have another carload
here In about a month. Willard Coun'
~ Chronicle. itth.
Recently petition signed By d
number OF saloon keepers 81 Helper
was presented Co the town board ask
INK NNaNN " N'hNAN WV AAfNN' AANN
u thousand 60 riN hundred dollars
stating that there was not sufficien
business at present 10 warrant then
90 run. The board refused 90 lowe
the license and II viii remain th'
same ns before. A limit was put oi
the number OF saloons that could b'
operated IN the town. however. cut
ting the number down from ten q
seven. II II generally believed In tn
railroad town that II II the intention
OF the present Helper council 10 In
clude the so" In the seven.
An interesting party of the wee
was that given by Miss Dean Webb a
the Selby home last Saturday, II wa
"a chatting dish affair and took plac
shortly after the -wazatch foot
hall game. Those present were IN
Misses Crystal and Carol Jensen. Val
eria RenburE. Velma Tidwell, Ma
Macarthur and the hostess; Messrs Al
thur Lands. Lane Burtelson, Ray !
Stocks. Glen Black. Roy Cottrell an
George Stevenson. The luncheon con
sisted OF stewed oysters. chicken, oI
ives, stuffed tomatoes. dessert AN
coffee. after which there were scho'
and other songs 90 the accompanies
of the Hawaiian eukilele and lastll
ALI were treated a. fudge. Mt Pleas
lant Pyramid, 18th.
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PURELY PERSONAL

~. X. Nelson was here this week
from sit Pleasant on business.
Neil NJ. Madison IL here this week
from Scoficid. attending district court. |
Mira Lake Young IL back at her
home In Helper from Salt Lake city,
where she visited last week.
u. Farley white. assistant Co
state Bank Examiner 0lazlcr, was IN
Price Saturday ana sunday
Mrs NJ. T. Cleveland. matron at
the Price academy. II enjoying visit
from her son, Harold, of Chicago, who
arrived here last week.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Littizzctu OF
tiyes q. ~. Patrick and y, ]. Burger.
living Just out of Grand JUNCTION.
~. Mcmillan of standardvillo was
here Monday on a visit To- his deugh-
ter. who resides at that camp, Later
he returned 10 Price, where he Is
serving on the jury
j. Heber Richards of the Taylor
Richards company az Salt Lake city
was In Price during the week. lie
left here To do his hydro carbon aH-
sessments above Sunnyside.
Jamie Loofbourow. who has been
spending the summer with his mother
Long Beach. Gala. n expected
home shortly. He writes his father
that he likes Price better than Calf
fornla.
Judge =. u. Woods and family
left yesterday for an outing In the
Avintaquin country prepared with the
necessary equipment % bring back q
deer, The Judge says he IN going "a
try awful hard 10 land one while out
Mrs Lydia Avery of Wellington
was "A Price visitor yesterday, cOminl
up Co do some shopping. and while IL
town made The sun pleasant call
Mrs Avery IL one of The suns sub,
Htantial admirers and we are Away
glad 20 see her.
Walter Hoffman, departed Mon
day after spending several days ~
Price with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. -, Hoffman,. Walter sails from
san Francisco on the 23d Of Thu
month for China, where he enters th'
employ OF the Standard OH COMPANY
In IA clerical capacity,
Edgar Macarthur of the Lamber
paper company OF Salt Lake city wa
calling on the trade la Price Wednes
day and Thursday OF this week, goinl
from here to Emery county. Near
thur h making this territory In hi
Buick machine and finds that he cai
get over the country much faster an'
save considerable time over the ole
: mode OF travelling. by horse AM
buggy
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Judge =. g. Looibourow 81 Salt
Lake city ~ here this week holding
court In the absence OF Judge Albert
~. Christensen. who was called Co
Zion Monday by the illness of hts
daughter. Judge I.oofbourow II "a
nephew OF J. W. Loofbourow Of Price
and II well known In Price and Carbon
county.
Alma stalker of Lawrence. who
suffered fatal injury last week by be-
INK kicked In the stomach by a horse.
was rushed Co Price and from here
taken Co Salt lake city 60 a hospital
where he died later. His remains
were brought back here Saturday
evening and taken 90 his home sun
day Tor burial.
There will b. Sunday school az the
Methodist church next sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock and preaching SER
vice az n o'clock. Also preaching at
/ 1880 o'clock In the evening. Dr. ".
l.. Mills Of Salt Lake city. district SUI
perintcndent. will preach at both 81
these services. The public II cor-
daily invited To attend.
Preparations are being made FOR
the examination Co be given at Price
some time In November for mine fore
/ men and fire bosses OF the state, AL
though the date has not been fixed, II
h expected a. be held In the second
week Of the coming month. j. y
Petit. state coal mine inspector, II IN
charge OF the preparations.
!, Don Emanuel Page. colored, wal
taken Co Salt Lake city Monday ane
lodged In the county Jail at that place
by Deputy Marshal Harry Mclntire ol
Pueblo. Colo. Page In charged viii
forging the name OF Mrs. Ethel Will
10 a United States postal money ordel
for twenty dollars. The money order
payable at Price. was sent by Ed vii
} lis. husband Of the woman. from Mes
len.
Judge Albert II. Christensen q
} Manti arrived In Price Monday Co opeI
district court when he received mes
sage that his daughter was sick a
Salt Lake City with appendicitis an'
that she would be operated ON az on
OF the hospitals, Judge christensen
left In the morning 10 he win her
Late reports are Co the effect that TN
young lady II recovering nicely iron
the effects of the operation
Alfred GOurdier, the contractor IA
filed a suit In the United States dis
trict court at Salt Lake city agalns
Z the city Of Helper 60 recover sfIda
\ claimed "a the balance due under
! contract for removing earth Tor IN
I intake and filter. also for extras To
\ materials in building the same 1
! June. OF last year. The contract ag
Z gregated nearly fifteen thousand doi
4 lars. All has been paid save the bal
nnce In question, with interest a.
DER cent. according 90 the complaint
The farmers OF Wellington are ella
! ted over the success Of their first rea
attempt to raise sugar beets' ana 10
the first time In the history 81 IN
\ town a ear has been set out mere 10
purpose OF loading Il with beeiS'
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sToCKIiOI.DEIts'
NOTICE Oh

Meetlng.-Petty Dirigible Headlight
Company. principal place of business,
Price, Carbon county, state OF Utah.
Notice In hereby given 10 the stock
holders OF the Petty Dirigible Head
light company that stockholders
meeting viii Ice held on the 18th day
of November. 1915. at Price, Carbon
county, state OF Utah. for the purpose
OF amending the articles OF incorpora-
ton OF the Petty Dirlgible Headlight
company 20 as 90 change the princi-
pal place OF business OF said corpora
ton from Price. Carbon county, state
OF Utah, 90 Salt Lake city. Salt Lake
county, state Of Utah, Dated this 22d
day OF October. A. ID. 1915. ARTiiuI,
A. CAI.LlSTEH. Secretary.
First pub. oct. ~. last Nov. ~. 1915.
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
ron INDIGESTION.

Never take pepsin and preparations
containing pepsin or other digestive
forments for indigestion, as the more
YOU take the more YOU will have 10
take. What Is needed is a tonic like
Chamberlain's Tablets that will en-
able the stomach 10 perform it's func-
tions naturally. Obtainable every
where.-Advt
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PRICE AND NEARBY

amp fire girls Of Price met
~ ~ evening at the home Of Mrs.
a c. Green
n, slopanskey Of Helper was Wis
price Tuesday last and was a
ie,.,,s caller at The Sun office.
Ga, has a new line Of Water
",,nrtain pens, the best pens on
nsrEet. priced from i2.5o TO $500.
md Mrs. Carl n. Marcusen
new boy at their home, the
IS man arriving "Wednesday night
r.,,.,,an Science services are held
sunday morning at ~ o'clock
81 ~. North Ninth street Friends
y, cordially invited.
-. Friday Afternoon Bridge club
gs,nsr met at the home Of Mrs. =.
se,opsnskey last week. Prizes were
100 10 Mrs. w 8. Avery and Mrs.
II. warren
a. Miles c. w. Tingley and "Bilr'
,s,.,,re are home from n weeks
ting trip In the Range Creek coun-
hTinging back a buck apiece.
e ps,eh Is pretty good work.
Marley =. McIntlre. who is now
,,,Ins at bingham. came down to
go last week 60 pack up his
,sbold goods preparatory TO ship
~ them to the big copper camp.
a., and Mrs. John Causer are en-
.a,,ipr a Young lady visitor az their
on X street. The little miss put
A., appearancc Saturday evening,
y roth mother and babe are getting
bns nicely
Nelms. w. G. and Roy Benfer
III ciiff Russell returned Monday
a hunting trip in the Nine Mile
.,ry They succeeded In landing
M. buck between them which was
..rsht in later by n frcighter.
" Robinson has opened up the
s',,hsrn Rar. formerly run by Ack.
,-sn a Ford. and II now doine
".,,csa AZ the old stand. Dan Ford
,s.ls,ing az bartender. The new
rm commenced business Monday.
n. committee on the baseball
-. reports that the dance givcr
.,ober 18TH was failure. and unless
-, affairs are better patronized Y
baye 20 do away with this meant
~ nslng funds TO finance a ball team
|. r hsxt year.
r,,or dundcrson and brothers
40 Nephi and Erick Gundcrson. arr
"A from st. Pleasant. where tibet
Banded "A family reunion last week
I, oeraaion being their brother. An
,s's nftirth birthday anniversary
,,y report a most enjoyable time.
d Arrangements are being mad.-fo
Ne football game at city Park mex
Man afternoon, October 2sth. be
,..n Price academy and wasatcl
at.my. The local team n gettinl
sms strenuous practice and cS
~ % carry OF the big end Of tn
IRE
Romeo Etsei. timberman at sun
|rds. working In No. ? mine. wa
"a Monday by falling rock, accord
n % word received from that place
z Petit. state coal mine inspec
II. vas called from Salt Lake CIT
Investigate the cause OF the acci
Plsafurable occupation with head
families this week has been IN
wing up ~ the heating stove In th
unE room. A man must have goo
tgment 60 refrain from the use q
iisd and indecorous language dur
this trying ordeal. says the Rich
n sun.
mere viii be mission services at IA
iiholc church In Helper beginnin
.aday, october 2tth. and lasting on
pa Morning services at o'clocl
shihg services at 1880 o'clock. 4
evening services there VIII be
iufe By a Jesuit priest Everyon
eofdlally invited Co attend.
Kopf. the photographer, arrive
Price this week from Huntingto
Il now ready for business In h
, location. upstairs over the Prize
nmercial and Savings bank. q
nes we'll recommended and thoi
r.hg anything In his line will 4
" 10 soe him.
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NJ. L. A. PROGRANI.

Sunday. October gath. at 7:30 In
the evening. at the Price tabernacle.
the following special entertainment
viii DE Included with the regular pro-
gram;
Violin quartet. "Lullaby''-lllgh
schol string Quartet. Prof a. bur
gener. director.
Piano solo. The Robins Return
Mabie Golding.
rhetorical reading. THE First Set
tlers'-MiEs Thora Rich.
The public In cordially invited
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There VIII bc "a meeting Of all those
that took part In the Elite Jewelry
90. contest, at 7i30 y. M, Saturday,
October Esd, 10 select Judges to de-
tcrnlne who l. entitled To the 5000
Ia trndc.--Adyt.
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g hereby that the S % % 3 %T
County
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Employers and
poet H. Bot
ployes wanted
gislature VA,
the employs
But the rail-
very law thsy
his busted %
the railroad
get over INV
railroads
Is now organ
arb0n county
b Of the GOV
ntS IL VIII BE-
,yes, for even
lriycn out, IN
alnst farmer
g miners, ana
dictate whefe
lr bread, beer
ABOUT Put.
, HANDS on
| our BACks
FEEL III
ion Is WILLING
DIS no ltdhu'
a square deal
that much
Itself and The
will get wh i.!
III ROTTEN
X Look be-
ptenber H.
arge Of tina! |!
controlled
.,otorV and
Y. The d.
Whitnore'
Stevenson
ouble in the b
|DEHlkA
persons at
his business
advocate as
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04
PROCLAMATION

Cleanup week,an wholly,
putt or Do
and porch boxes
Rubbish will collected
Monday
between Main and Clay Streets.
o Richmond.
Highland North Richmond.
FROM between Branch
the
Ginter PARK, Richmond
From Iomb rdy TO the be
Twentyeghth. Clay the
caste Of
Ginter Park, and ark
Fourteenth Street nor of
Friday IA.
From Harrison Streets the
Branch.
Uwest of
west of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04
ALSO PAID
| VISIT TO POWELL BROS.
Made No Headway In Cracking
Company's strong Box.

Probably the same yeggmen who en-
tered the Woolworth five and ten cent
store, cracking the safe there and get
ting away with about sos, later at
tempted to open the safe in Powell
Brothers store at 1887 East Main Street
the same night, for 1t was discovered
that robbers had paid that store
visit since closing time Saturday night
when the place was opened for bust
ness yesterday morning.
An attempt had been made to force
open the safe. which contained between
$500 and $500, but beyond knocking
off the knob of the door. the robbers
made no Roadway.
The store was entered through a cell
lar door. which was forced. Articles Of
clothing and haberdashery were found
scattered about the floor in every d.
rection. 1t required some time to re-
place the goods and take an inventory
to see what was missing. The robbers
evidently took only a few small ar
ticles
So far the police have obtained no
clue that might lead TO tne identifica-
ton of the yeggmen who figured In
either of the cases. The r. W. Wool
worth five and ten cent store was en-
tered some time Saturday night or
early Sunday morning by yeggmen
who forced their way through a sky
light and then slid down from the third
floor to the first on an elevator rope.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04
WILLIAM \. De WITT
MAN Of MANY FATHERS
Even Went So Far As to- Claim
Genial Bachelor Colonel Joe
Button As Parent

William H. Dewitt, Of Amherst, Va.
who has operated in Virginia for some
time. representing himself on different
occasions as the son of prominent Viz
ginian's and who Is under arrest on
the charge of forging Governor Henry
Carter Stuart's I,ame to a check for
SIS. will probably have dozen or
so like charges To face when his case
Is called for trial.
Detective-Sergeants Wiley and KEEL
lam. who caught the man in d saloon
on Broad Street last Saturday. have
uncovered a numter of cases in which
he figured 1t seems that a least
dozen or more of the States most
prominent politicia ns have been VIC
timized Some of them we're let down
easy. as 1t has developed that he only
asked some of them TO endorse checks
for SIS.
According to Stafford X. Wilsher,
of 2T21 East Broad Street, who form
erly resided in Amherst County, De-
Witt Is a nephew by marriage of the
late John T. Loving. Of Pulaski, his
mothers sister having married the
Pulaski man. Dewitt is thirty years
old. He married Miss Maude Drum
mond. daughter of Sheriff r.. III.
Drunmond. of Amherst, who divorced
him a few years ago because or his
bad habits and worthless character
Started In Three Years Ago.
1t was about three years ago that
Dewitt commenced his activities.
About that time Senator Howell c.
Featherston. of Lynchhurg. while here
in the Senate, was called to the lobby
during a session of the Senate, to see
a young man. The young man said
that he was a son of Senator Bland
- IN. ha M fh g.
CITY at that time. He asked the oblig-
ing senator to let him have $40 until
father returned. Senator Feather
ston could and did. The young man
left with the SIC This was enough to
pay his expenses to Washington and
he next appeared on the stage there
in Senator Martins office.
This time his name was Keezen.
He was son of Senator Barney Kee-
zell He asked Senator Martin for a
loan and got 1t.
Then the alleged young Keezell went
to the other side of the capitol and paid
his respects to congressman Hay, Hal
d Flood and others.
They came across because OF their
friendship for Mr.. Keezell
He returned to the street and, walk
ing up PENNSYLVANIA Avenue that same
afternoon. he spied State Senator Lewis
Machen. The young man sought him
out. A tough luck plea. of loss of
funds, convinced Mr.. Machen that the
gentiemaniy thing to do was to help
the young man out. and he did this.
Again the young faker made his ap-
pearance in Richmond. This time he
sought out Colonel John W. Richardson.
register of the land office. The oblig-
ing colonel came across with the $40
asked for.
Representing himself as the son OF
Colonel Joseph Button. Dewitt faxed
Captain John Lamb into letting him
have Sin,- although the captain knew
that Colonel Button had never been
married-bu of course he wished to
be obliging
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04
FERGUSON IS FINED
S1OO N POLICE COURT
But Woman Who Is Accused OF
BlacixmaiI Scheme Is Ordered
to Leave State.

e. H.. Ferguson, heal of the Rich
mond Window Cleaning Company.
was fined s100 in Police Court yester-
day by Justice Griggs on the charge
OF subtecting jamie Jackson, a young
girl, sixteen years old. to vicious and
Immoral influences. and in rendering
decision Justice Griggs stated that
the girl would be sent to the Bon
Air home for girls. Her eldest sis
ter. Mrs. Virginia Kaiser. who was
also under arrest on the charge OF
attempting to blackmail Ferguson,
was directed by Justice Griggs to
leave the State at once.
Ferguson was arrested several
weeks ago by Detective Sergeant
Wiltshire in a house on. East Frank
lin Street, where he found him with
jamie Jackson and her two Older sis
tiers. who claimed that they had
rushed into the room in time TO save
their sister, after she had been taken
there by Ferguson for immoral pur-
poses
Ferguson claimed that ii was a
Matchmaking scheme, and that the
two older sisters had arranged with
the younger to catch Ferguson in a
trap. He said that they tried to force
him 10 sign a check for $500 and
that when he refused that the older
sister, Mrs. Kaiser. pulled a pistol
on him. Ferguson maintained that
he had secured n room for the girl
In tho Franklin Street house In order
TO get her out of his home, where she
had been boarding.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04
MEMORIAL
HOLDS ANNUAL Meeting
An Officers Elected by Acclamatiol
u Succeed Themselves For
Ensuing Year.
PERPETUAL CARE OF GROUNDS
Contract Made With Hollywood
Cemetery Company to Take Charge
of RichnNnd's Beautiful City OF
Heroic Dead.

The annual meeting of Hollywood
Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday at noon.
| Monthly reports were read and ac-
| cepted. Request has been made for
the use of the auditorium on Memo
rial Day. in case of rain. Sons OF
Veterans have given their consent te
this arrangement. 1t had been turn
ed over to them for that night.
Mrs. E. d. Taylor reported that
the tablet to be unveiled on May 81
had arrived and would be in readiness
for that day.
Invitation to lakewood on May Z
was received and accepted.
After reports of monthly meeting
annual reports were read, and show
ed one of the most successful years
of the association.
Contract for the perpetual care of
the grounds by the Hollywood
Cemetery Company was completed.
! This has been the desire of the as
soc:a ton for long time. and $4,000
was appropriated for this purpose by
the Legislature OF Virginia In 1914,
as a memorial to the Confederate
women of Virginia, 1S61-ls65
The association had put the
grounds in perfect order before 1t
was placed in the hands of Hollywood
Company Fences had been renewed.
foundation of two monuments
strengthened, old stones and letter.
ing replaced. all of which meant
much work and expense to the ladies'
Although the grounds have been
placed in the care of the Hollywood
Company, 1t will be the pleasure Oh
the Hollywood Memorial Association
to pIace flowers AS usual, on the
graves Of their dead. and all persons
are urged to send flowers, as early as
possible. Monday, May 81. The ex-
press company always brings these
flowers free of charge IL addressed to
the Hollywood Memorial Association
Mrs. P. ]. White reported that the
reunion committee on decorations
would decorate all Confederat ate
monuments with flags this always
having been done heretofore by the
Richmond and Chesterfield chapters.
Daughters of the Confederacy.
OBJECTS Reelected.
The old officers were reelected by
reclamation. and are as follows:
President, Mrs. f. Z. Taylor; first
e-president. Mrs. p. J. White:
second Nlce-pfeslnenls mrs. II. v. Shi-
entine: third vice president. Mrs
James r. Pace: fourth vice-president
Mrs. C. w. p Brock; fifth vice-presi-
dent. Mrs George L. Christian; sixth
vice-presideHt. Mrs. 7. Taylor Ely
son: seventh vice president Mrs. RI
G. Stuart: treasurer. Mrs !. D.
Crump; recording secretary, Miss
Fannie Murford: corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. b. A. Btenner; assistant
corresponding secretary. Mrs H. NJ
Taylor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04
CARVER IS INDICTED
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
Second Indictment Returned Against
c. l.. Lozon, Charged With
Serious Crime.

After having held his case in abey-
ence for some time, the grand jury
yesterday morning returned a true
hill against ]. H. Carver, charging
him with having attempted criminal
assault upon a girl under the age OF
fourteen years. during the early part
of February.
The jury also returned a second
indictment against C.. l.. LOGON
charging him with committing crimi-
nal assault upon girl under the age
of fourteen. about the same time
Carver is alleged to have committed
the crime Lozon Is now awaiting
trial on a former charge. the case
having been continued to this term
of court.
Other indictment handed in by the
ury yesterday embrace: Bette Purrell,
malicious wounding; ]. j. Burruss
and John O'Neil robbing Emory Con-
nor; Mary Finley. grand larceny;
Walter Holmes and Oscar Smith.
Iceland Henry, ma
lfcious wounding: Henry jackson. ma
licious wounding: Joseph johnson,
burglary: Cornelius Jones. house
breaking: d. l. Isowery, malicious
wounding; ID. I. Leny. attempted muir
der Of Lillian Leny: James Perkins
teoloredl. rape: william winn. house,
breaking.