In this particular case the old adage of…
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cism of the merits or demerits of this sad
affair. Mr. Hiler is the father of five children,
all very young. He was arrested immediately
after the shooting occurred, by Constable John-
son, and taken to Hillsboro under guard by Con-
stable Johnson, J. H. Robb and Mr. Tibbs.
In this particular case the old adage of
going away from home to learn the news is
verified, as a St. Louis dispatch states that the
doctor was too intimate with Hiler’s wife.
PICNIC ON WALNUT CREEK
A pleasant picnic party enjoyed themselves
last Sunday at the Peerless mine, on Walnut
creek. After doing justice to a sumptuous lunch
in which “Ma’s” pickles were not forgotten, the
party were amused by the pleasant prediction
of a beautiful veiled prophetess, who appeared
upon the scene and told the good fortune await-
ing her credulous patrons, who were only too
glad to believe the priestess of fortune infallible.
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as nothing but health, wealth and happiness
were instore for them if the prophesies were
true. The following named ladies and gentle-
men were in the party : Misses Amelia, Frances
and Mary Ott, Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Leonard and
Mrs. Sheridan, Messrs. John Boyle and J. T.
McCorkle, of Pinos Altos; Messrs. Brado, Clark,
Menard, Leonard and Sheridan, of Silver City.
THE REPORT
What the Grand Jury Thinks of County Affairs