North Convicted of Manslaughter in Louvre Fight
Victor North was found guilty of manslaughter for stabbing Matt Tickson in the Louvre Saloon on East Park Street during a March 1505 incident. The jury, after hours of deliberation, left sentencing to the court, with next Saturday as the likely date. defense argued self defense and implied prior trials, while prosecutors hailed the verdict as satisfactory.
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New dump wagons with iron bodies enter city service
City department announces four new dump wagons with iron bodies replacing old woolen ones. Refit increases capacity from 60 to 190 percent, and costs are limited to the body replacements. Commissioner Farmer initially balked but approved after improvements. Mario Fitzharls oversees the change. Local corral work completed. watches and jewelery sale ad included separately. Public notice: Mr John Milligan disclaims further debts contracted by wife Sarah Milligan after May 15, 1406.
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Robert Farmer
Mario Fitzharls
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