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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-18
NATIONAL BANKS.
Are They an Expensive and Oppressive
Monopoly!
The Policy Of Substituting Greenbacks
for National Bank Notes.
Speoch Of Thomas N. Nlchol Mt
Green Bay, Wis.

The most important single financial issue be-
fore the country is the bank question. II We
are ever to have = flood Of irredeemable or
"8at" currency, the first step toward it will be
the destruction Of the National Banks, and the
adoption Of the theory that the government
likely that We may witness great political con-
test on this question before many years. The
Greenback party everywhere demands that the
banks be abolished and their notes substituted
with ereenbacks, and large part Of the demo-
cratic party is committed to the same doctrine.
The grounds OF this demand is that the banks
are dangerous and expensive monopoly. And
this is the question We are to examine tonight:
ARE NATIONAL BANKS An EXPENSIVE MONOPOLY?
A monopoly is some valuable privilege held
by ono or . few persons with such conditions
that others can't enjoy it, and that offers no
ohance for competition, But the National
Banking law Offers no special p.'iuileges. It is
open and free to all there is not person in
the country who has any capital large or small,
but that may have that capital invested in the
banking business il he 20 desires. Any mum.
Der Of persons not less than five can orgapize
new bank any where, by complying with the
law, and compete with those already In exist
ence for business profits. Any person can pur-
chase the stock Of any bank at it's market val
ue. There Is no element Of monopoly or special
nEiXilege about National Banking. The law
tutions, to prevent t6s& 148& i2atj
the banking business in any community. Banks
with not more than half = million dollars cap
ttal could have circulation equal to 30 per
cent. of their capital. But If their capital was
from half a millien to q million dollars they
could only get 80 per cent, from one to three
millions Is per cent. ;aand if over three millions
only GO per cent. And the law was 80 amended
July 12th, 1870, that no bank organized since
that time can get more than half million dol
lars OF circulating notes, thus utterly prevent.
ing the combination Of large amounts Of capl-
tai in one institution. The bank law not Only
does not establish q monopoly but it makes
banking monopolies impossible.
ARE THE BANKS EXPENSIVE?
It is charged that the banks are expensive on
account of the interest on the bonds deposited
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-18

From his new Grocery Store Mt RAMSEY, sup
plies the surrounding community with every
thing needed in his line Of trade. Goods first
class. Prices low. Give me call
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-18

T A. BATES,
- Manufacturer and Dealer in
- LIGHT AND HEAVY CARRIAGES.
Makes these goods to order in a tip-top satis-
factory manner. Dexter and sidebar buggies
speciality. Factory, northeast corner Pub
lie SQUARE, Austin, Minnesota. 401v
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-18

pose OF commencing suit. some excite
ment ensued, and letter was written to
the president of the Anti-Drive Well
association in st. Paul, who advised nom
payment in every instal ce, and his ad'
vice, will be followed.
JOHN SPENCER, comparative stran-
ger, in the employment of 8. M. Her
bert, of West Union, Todd county, was
killed by the discharge of q rifle which
he took from his shoulder, and was lay
ing down upon a bench, when by some
mishap it was discharged, the contents
entering a vital part Of his body. He
lived thirty minutes, and appeared to
be fully conscious of his near dissolu-
ton, but refused all solicitation to say
anything about his history, or where his
friends were.
WV. HENDREE, of st. Charles, Winona
county, with q carelessness quite COM
mon in Minnesota, to clear q field of loose
stray Get fire to it. The flames spread
and soon reached q STRAW stack contiguous
to stables and sheds, and were all burned,
several in number, except one shed, and
his house was with difficulty saved.
His loss includes the sheds, about 200
bushels of choice wheat, over 100 bushels
of oats, q harvester, mower plows har-
rows, various other agricultural i'm
plementa and several stacks of hay. No
, insurance, =, -=-.s.-'
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To BE Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces Of
wall paper and 1000 pairs of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House Of J. r. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt 10 selling 16c.
paper for 12ac:, 12ic- for loc. l0c: for
&c., and &c. for &c. per piece. These
goods are of the very best make, and
Guaranteed At full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper a room II #. BY II #. for the
small sum of Is cents. 30, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than vhitewashing.-
Tho spring designs are stylish and beau
tiful. Good oil shading 1Sc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung COM
plete, $1.75 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dade work 80 per cent lower than ever.
Give us call and be convened that the
above Is no humbugging advertisement,
but facts. JOHN R. HOLT, 223 Market
street. feb17-dtf.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
ARsvelufasnsu sRsiae. .

Mr.. b. Todd Jones, of,West Aarihqr.
ough, showed us on Saturday lsst an GID
tobacco box tliat II certain!y gfeAt curl
osity. This old bog, which b made 'cs
brass, was picked up near Ohadds Ford
by joseph Davis, proprieter. .of 3 hotel q
that place, shortly after Che close Of u
Revelation, and which afberwards fell Inc
to the hands Of s1[r.i a6uej. The 'eDx
bears upon its lid euts pfbgildiuU p!aoed
In circle together With the y pane n tne
cities in which they we're l6cated, Eis
Stockhoin, CSpsnbaeet, rariS, iLuud6n,
Madrit, Cracow, and Lisbou. The oet-
tom OF the box bore the busts OF The
Kings Of Denmsrk, EnglAnds aSpaint Po-
land and Portugal, The I'D md y,of
the box wers found q Two di9erept
times by men plowfnS IA, . neld on the
premises Of Nj. DsviS. I'D 6sfs6RtaM!a
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

Fremont, Ohio, President Hayes
home, was completely captured by the
Greenbackers In this springs elsction;;
But, strange to say, lY) the associatef
press did not mention the fact. This -
rather hard on the metallic follows. II
a mans own home goes back on him for
the colors he carries how ridiculous those
colors must look to the public who are
not acquainted with his little freaks and
selfish notions. But then, so long - the
"people" are determined to elect .
Greenback President in 1850 TO ill
Hayes place in the White House, there
is nothing out of the way In toning Mr..
Hayes down little 1T home even II the
telegraph monopolies do try to favor him
large.-E1positsr Sturgeon Bay, Wiseor-
sin.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Aasauz;naa . tlaea1ngse 9

? Pursuant 70 oiadjodtnn,1n4 Oist O.
Gil held an adjourned meeting ;o3 bAs1f-
day afternoon At $50 O'Clock, - the eQe-
ner of Mafyland Avenue xnd DecA -.
Tor ths pufpossb ~ viewing ssehas .ssk
that II being, done atv khat npolnk lne
trouble seems TO be that the CITY " doape
some grading, at that point, rsad fhef
there q q seNtf 70 " efosseu, winch
cannot b dous, withsait some hc;ioN bn
the part Of coupeiie Tbs matter lwae
referred to the Street Conmittses ypo
viii probably report y the next statsd
,nnefir0 ~ ryuncfI.i .'l@iios' i'''' '*%
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
HOPING WITH A NEGRo,
Tho Rash Step Taken by . aWselthy
aaA AoeeapiAslsA Ritlsburw Girl

anA AOe0mpAAsAeA RAttsburg GhrA.
PITTsBURa, May 16.-The little town
Of Beaver, which Is one Of the suburbs
of Pittsburg, Is in terrible state of ex-
element. One Of the prettiest, wealth.
est, and most accomplished young ladies
Of the town left her mothers house and
deliberately married . negro, who is as
ugly and ignorant as he is black. For
some time past Annie Mason has given
her parents q good deal of trouble by her
reckless, wayward conduct, but, being an
only daughter, she was spoiled by indul-
genc. Her father is United States
storekeeper In Indiana county, but lives
in Beaver, and is wealthy. Her uncle Is
ex-Chief Justice Daniel Agnew of the
Supreme Court, and the family 10 one OF
the best in this part of the State. Mrs.
George Jones, nee Miss Annie Mason, is
20 years old. She Is q brunette, with
large eyes, exceedingly pretty face, and
| fine form. She had a quarrel with her
parents on Wednesday night, and early
yesterday forenoon she left her home and
met George Jones, coarse, iliterate coal
digger, by an appointment which she had
| made by some unknown means the night
before.
At 8 O'Clock In the morning Jones and
Miss Mason went to Rochester, which Is
about mile from Beaver, and hurried
to the house Of colored clergyman, who
married them In the presence Of two
white men, who were called In to act as
witnesses. The couple then took the
next train back to Beaver, where Jones
hired . room iu Q small house which ha.
only three rooms In It, two Of which arr
already occupied BY negro families. Ths
reckless girl sent bone for her trunk
plane and some Of the ornaments from
her room, and this was the first intima
tion her mother had Of the marriage
Her mother tried to persuade her daugh
ter to return to her home, ,but she refused
Her father 10 not ct home, and know
nothing ~ yet of the affair. It is no
known how Miss Mason became acquaint
ed with Jones, or where she ever me-
him. Threats are openly made by th'
young men Of Beaver of tarring am
feathering Jones and driving him out o
the town, but up to the present time moth
ing has been done, aud Mr.. and Mrs
Jones are living in their squalid room
while the waywsrd girls mother is y I'M
at her elegant hume crazy with brain fe
yer, brought on by her daughters con
duct.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
pxILROADs'

vuLADEsihdrRnER RAIL ROAD.
bALTlnMTovem her 10, lsIs. :. follows
.,.,,b,s and IntermssdsiGsse. sG' sea''1' ses %
shli.isss'fie sis' 70 % a. m'' '"' wv
"a, VI. ,Express) 8: 90, q s:0o'ao 9 g m. q m.
PbllsdelRGhNsae New YORK, 1871. 7 o. s''o' u LII
s,ss,, ,as,, s's. I'D Si u. Intermediate s'a'''o''
FAC -. d. nj Ray Line, 7.os, a m: 2. sso
Baltimore and and Washington, va ,iz'l' le' 'S''
Ill., o. 6sIsware sls' Z; division, 4 leave a fer'
rains ioI Dc,Iin a'in. q. m. LOS, 30 p,,., Pm,
INV CastS' md md Intermediate statlos''
q, !. NJ and ID intermediate STATIONS ''''
o., i1,p mi ms1iispAY rRAIEs. .,.,,on.
savand intermediate stations
9ss.,;.n6Is .; m; ia and and New York. 2'OS. a. M
4, pm. pm, and Washington IL 81. 'o
Miner ml Information - pnsseafea poses ~ Is ths
not. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Thrs.senins AN.ie.reae .i catlfe..,
A srRAsaE STORY TBoM IT. LoUfs.

- 7l--r"- 49, ~ ="
a srRAraE STORY TRoM sf. I0ufs.
ST. LOUIS, May 1e.-aR. ". D6fsSeiler
and his brother, d. BOOKSELLER OF German
parentage, but born in this scitys who,
however, spent most Of their b0yho0d apd
were educated. I'M Germany, sent letter
to Secretary or Stats Etafsa toadAy StAt-
ing that for the past TWO yeArs hoy haRo
been greatly annoyed by Prussiang 90
cials Claiming they are under obligations
to serve Ia Tie Prussian army also that
their father, Carl a. Boisselief, who sis
now residing In the village Of iBofbye,
near Eckernfoerde, In the ,proyince pf
Schiesweig, and who is q nat1ralized cit
izen Ufthe United States, has beeh threat
ened with confscation and attacAnleht bf
portion or all of the mgueyI yIprfpf0nekty
be may see fit to bequsath to them, 4 they
fail to appear In court at the city Of
Schlesweig on the I'd day Of July NEXT.
They ask Secretary Evarts To take such
action a. will stop these de1 ndS of the
Prussian G0vernment and- fE6e6ctfholh
in their ,rights of American, cit!zenshlp.
The Boisselier brothers have lived here
since 1878 and are registered voters.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

rsnorfars wflI occnpys oeher aagc1enoa.rs
t,1,n Whsn tSe 1SI U06vy Hcpse. y
erected the aas9ttoh 2E psySssS51d3 s ~ vassss. ~.
when .Oosnsslless shesply 81 SRscs
are opposing co1nsel IN hny M
gal 'sfur" u made to ht a. IN = '''a1A1s
CounssIler p, u, HuEpay NJ ~ toos teo's 4 esSSS sSS
cleared : turkeyStsanng asesoi go
handsomely. He tmPeechaa, - e1a1
ter ofthe States nripotpal witDe XXX
Pnilip Les, . n ddl ,tcwnl - snes ~ ~
Jury could NOS .psnSve his tsaupoessA ~
acquitted the prisoner. ..,ax Ia no F,ag
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
A suit for Damages Decided Against
the Grand Trunk Company.

BOSTON, May 15.-In the case of Char
les b. Warthen against the Grand Trunk
Railway Company, tried this week in
the Supreme Judicial Court, the jury this
morning returned q verdict for the plain
tiff for $28,5OO. This was. an action of
tort in which the plaintiff, who was q
travelling salesman, sought TO recover for
personal injuries which he sustained on
the defendants car by collision IN
which the plaintiff lost leg. The case
has been tried before, whom tho plaintiff
obtained verdict for Sl6, 600, bat excep-
tions were fled by the defendants aud
sustained BY the full court, which practir
oally setthe verdict aside.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Beginning Early.

The Republicans Of this city, will
hold q meeting this evening, in the lec-
ture room Of The Masonic Temple, for
thu ypurpoAs eIorsaplzlnG club for The
eoming campaign u lreis.3 ~.
They are certainly commencing early
enough.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
General News.

The officer who killed, the mntinoas
soldier Of the Twenty-second Infantry,
at Fort Griffin, Texas, q few days 40.
was Captain Lincoln, 0f the Fourth C3l-
vary, as reported at the time. iIi@ hl.a
oa Patrick Welsh, living at Amboy,1 near
Terre Haute, Ind, went home drunk on
Friday night, and, after ,demoli,hioe the
furniture, murdered his wife.
i Chief Justice Waite ana ex-ttoyer-nor
Obamberlin arrived In Charfcston,i s. C..
yesterday The former will preside and
The latter appear as counsel in thu, Uni-
ted Statss Court, which opens to-day
It is said that Frank Blair. Of tho
Maryland Biairs, is the lucky youth VINO
will soon be married TO Senator Baysrd's
second daughter st'isi ~ 1llH,f
1t is rumored that Jndge Sidney Dfl-
lon will retire from the st. LOUIS bench
TO take the vacant chair Of equity and
real estate law In Columbia College, New
York. '"-'' 2'' 't'si '''s ~ Ni'''n'&
Cornelius .. vanderbi,t has SOUGHT Ii tie
fine situation on Vanderbilt I'm, 8xff-
ford, for s22, 500 snd wilibuild = - "a
costly dwelling. He sailed for Eurepe
on Thursday. M, ss,, = - ~ -,
The Rev. John Locker, = Nethodis.
clergymsh Of Cass City, Mich, ciopred Re-
Gently with the Wife1 of9a smeehHdfEp "a
Mrs. Bell. hooker left bshind hiah Gvife
and five children: The rupawaysfwere
arrested u Port Huron and lodged IN tbs
Counsel for Mary Susan n9Hfil Hafil.n "a the
white woman confined IN the VlrAria
Penitentiary for tho marryinp Of a color-
ed man, haslapplied iH the U. s.! Di9trict
Court at Richmond for = writ Of. A0beus
corpus. i 4 expected that the, writ Wll
be refused. when an appeal to the ii 3.
Circuit Court viii be taken 1t oncsI,
motion has been entered for 1 YeIfsNsfne
In the case Of Kinney, her .husband,rr'r
The Confederate graveyard rMenpa,,.
Tenn, were decorated on Saturday.
! The Light House Board gives notics
that on and after July tst Z 1isht viii e
again exhioited from thsr ffkHtl lh6uso A.
Reedy Island in the De1aWSro vivsr. ~
will be Of the ffth order, hgh .iux ths e.
tire horizon, and showing 4 white dssh
| At FAN River, Mas. oh Saturday ns,ht
I the spinnefs voted BY ballot on thel No..
ton OF . strike, II "A committee Wae, ~.
pointed to conntthe votes and 'annoos,r.
the result next Saturday nioht. Al t~os
thirds vote u necessary for, 4 styike.T
1 Matters continued quiet a RradLInd.
on Saturday. Two hundred men s,, rsrS
at work IN the Morris mife,s snd IL ~
expected that abe force would Ia In. ~
CREASED r9eiL"t aviaVi 9iiJ tsif aaib
General McCandlessi will deliver ..ha
Grafton at GettysbuEg on Decoration Dav,
An excursion parry Of memSsrS 81 ~
state Legislature is expected to attend.
Il The remaihs of Hon. Asa PACKER, ivbo
died In Philadslpl Al Saturday sfsernct,n. |" m
: arrived n AsucA CHUNK yestsrdsv . sfter.
. noon. His funeral willtafe piscs sr.'nor. o
, row afternoon at 2 O'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
VETERINARY
FuRGEoN,

ss q my NJ sisy isibaSo to h The patrons and al,
aSss SssS ana aip"@fs ps%eisse
Any ons Ssn give good oodfeng reIepeg, alone for Ave
ssnded, VwaiyYing wiY horse colts \ ibsv M eded
Hickory THhTey can either h'dha disect 70 u them
Cy brothe, 1ials, Chester 90 81 ps 70 me
Sss,sle S,sle county ya9HSo6, Hs, at HocSessr,Sa' - 3r to
Hss%e Hse An impreysS%a pns,s%ars. Further Tew w,i,
nass-w2mos.nauEL W. PiERRssToSN,In .
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

.wAREWEsTERN RAILRQAD
hELAW An n9 hours. On and after FEB.
en- ChsnTTe Tea,ns IN viii run as follows:
b. las,v ~ ,vf,Im,ngton, ,7.i5 a. M, 1890 a. m.
bd 530p. m. ,o a,sa M, IL 50 noon.
Arrive Arrive poU pomeroy, 80 a m, o' m:
Arrive ArIss,ro ro'n. Ieaye Poneroy 1910 q. IN.
di@p. m .vondale, 12 IA noon
Returning, leaVe n''
dslOp- m, m,,,,ng,on. sMa. m, 2l6p.
AHlvlne, ~ ID. CONNELL,
sni soup H. sunerlntendent.
hemf =.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

The EnEli,A lAsoisnsmSapix the,r DIS
isss' iss ,ss ter :;
Isster4Asibat NiAsS - ss Llsss tSo 60
Dnghsh oettep ,eDevsnVse. A.
CURED employment st 4 ontton mil a.
Dundas' province Of Ontario. Canada.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
TElEGRAMS REcEl WE'D
Hall Safe & Lock Companv
RENO, March 8, IS

RENO, March 8. 1879.
Your large Fire and Burglar Proof Safe
was opened this morning, the Bolts and
Locks working imperfect order. Contents
wholly unharmed.
ID. A. BENDER 4 Co., Bankers.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

RENO, March 3, 1879.
Our Halls Safe was In q fire OF Burning
OIL for ighteen Hours the hottest fire
ever saw. Safe ope.ed readily and con-
tenJs in splendid order. ID. II. BOYD.
County Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

RVR SALE "A hign y improved farm
Of los acres,in White Clay Creek hun
fd AL enclosed In Osag- Hedge. Di-
|del into five fields. Large apple or
lard in full bearing. Public school ad-
llne the firm. Buildings Large Man
pl,Double Tenant House, Barn, 0ranary
all otl er buildings necessary on a
sl ca.s farm. 2miles from station OH
". q K. X. Centrally located.
lies from Wilmington. Apply TO
SNO. W. WHITMAN,
Neal Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth stree
oc'zl-w&so-W Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

RENO, March 3, 1879.
Your No. 1s safe, belonging to me, has
lust been opened and its contents are In
perfect shape. safe opened without any
trouble as soon as cooled.
DAVID MCFARLAND.
See us before buying Safes of second
hand dealers. We will make 1t decidedly
to your advantage.
Ha'l's Safes and Locks are the Best In the
World
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK CO,
Cincinnati, New ork. Chicago, San Fran
cisco, Louisville and 81. Louis.
Sample Safes In store and informati n
furnished by the Agents for Delaware ana
Maryland.
FLINN &JACKSON,
2i9 Market street,
Wilmington, Del
maroi-6n1oe
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

See Local Matter IN Third faSe.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

Iok SALE.-fo close an estate will be
sod low, line larm of 24O acres, high
nl, Productive soil, easy OF access to
slomces, churches ana markets. Well
N'el splendid ffuit, grain or graz ing
m good buildings and well fenced.
fOr particulars address
ii. VANDEGRIFT,
MI Pleasant. New Castle, Co,
|sAalo WI Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19
Reno, New, in A hes !
rhe ChanDion Safe


Gazette reporter has been spending
the day In Inspecting the safes rescued
from the ruins, and In gathering notes a.
10 their condition. The result Of the in
vestigation proves beyend all doubt that
the Hall safe, manufactured in Cincinna-
IL, Ohio Is the most reliable safe repre-
seni ed. There were safes from half q doz
EN- different manufactures in the fire, and
their contents were In all stages between
a scorch and utter ruin. Some had 70 be
blown open, others cut to pieces with
chisels; some were m ass of broken pias-
ter and warped plates. Others seemed
sound on the ouIsihe, while within tn ere
was nothing saved. Some lost knobs
others had the com blnatisn completely
upset. In every case the Halls safe open
ed without a hammer or chtsel, and tho
contents were wholly untouched. The
County Treasurer's safe (Hall's) lay In a
m 81 Of com bustibles upon which stream
of burning Oil was running for eighteen
hours, ard as soon as it cooled OF Mr..
Boyd opened 1t without the least hesita-
| ton, and the contents were as good as
new. Morris Ash had little Hall safe
| VIII ch was In the hottest OF the two pre-
vious big fires, and all day Sunday lay In
| the blaze and Goals of his saloon heated
| up 10 seven times the regulation Hebrew
| children furnace pitch, by burning brandy
| and whisky, and when 1t was opened yes
| terday afternoon, he found his money
| papers and books hardly discolored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

C,,,re,se Court CkGmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
scbencke aet Br0oke-MoOD denied with costs Low ngt
order a. settled the matter OF KOsenbrg Appjcaon
denied with but Win leave 10 renew on uTieI papers
Gesclcdt Church agt schenck Blue aGi fetrle-oTlers
eToyied iorns ag Irals.- IL port and sugp eurnt re
Ior; confirmed and judgment G'aned annnng Ilaiiase
brown ana stem ACT Henodiet L61gilan sgt nS
Bremeruann aGt. Htter-Order granted IN the na,or 81
tic OF 81 Dominica Col Society In the matter OF
New York and Boston silver Lead Company lawn se'
NenderpOel Ward ag Newman; NcCos4er hRt paliaSh'
AMMAN aet Hudson the matter % hcrenar hTih aRt
Ritter: Eleventh Ward Bank ag sanford 3ateheoT aEC
Paigs; In the matter O the New OrS JuEcne Asyiun
Sisgnire ACT Iedly: Insurance Company agt SOLO
Inoq Nos 10 In the matter Of kirleri Meeker agt
HscEctt Blair agt. IiaiF-tiraDifs. 80, =
sose,af TsTia -By Judge Barte-The New-York Life In
and Trust Company agi lanes eGopn'on NUIn
Iau et for defendant on demurrer with
jw 3uggr Van Brunt.-Heckmann sgt the Mayor, etc
Order granted Morse agt Webb and OersDecree signed
Leash &c AIT Lyon &c fnd nes st signed "' "S
suDeri0r COuri-Spocidi 1sm-Bv Judge spell
JATsHeT agt Cnapn-The plsintn must nave
accordance with The pra Of the cOmpint WIN COSTS I
People etc act the Bank North AmeIica-Ordeied on
"a calendar fOI second Monday OF April . ,,,----..
by JUICE Freednan.-Prn ct a. ag Craighean
ordered. Roger Wheel Cjmpsny agI Ins ~ at IN
MIX Company. Order granted kObDe etc hRl o
Royal Insurance Company. Order vacated CIanth GgI
day calendar for 2i OF naIch Co
bet agt DeCOmeau.-Appcation denied without Co..
guardian ali ltem Of infant defendants Well steinberg
a-Order modifying order OF interpleader WltInark
Solomon FOR Commission White agt Adams IT,.
Order granted STOCKING agt GegOel.OTder Of disoonnu
ance Hesee sgi Brrgs-Order DENYING motion 20 publish
for contempt Barnett ct al aet Goldman e. a. spngsm
:. al ag same Hesch ct a. sgs sane COheh 81 A. *"
Common Piees-SDec3di 1efBt-BY Judge LarremOre.
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