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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-12-03

AT the Southwest Kansas Teachers
Association last Friday, Mary E. Hop
per, who is Superintendent of Public In
struction of Finney county. and also a
member of the executive committee OF
the Teachers Association. made a rather
unusual speech. In the course of her re-
marks while addressing the chair on the
subject of county normals, she took Oc-
caSion to denounce Dodge City hotel
accommodation with much bitterness.
II appears the lady's knowledge of our
hotels is limited to the one she CHANGED
to favor with her presence on coming
to the city, where she had some difficulty
with one of the employees over matter
concerning the rates or rules of the
house. We regret that any citizen OF
neighboring counties should find discom-
fort in our hotel accommodations. Dodge
City is quite conveniently situated as
place of meeting for the people OF the
southwestern counties of Kansas. If hei
citizens, and especially hotel proprietors
use proper effort to make it pleasant fol
guests from adjoining territory it will be
much TO their advantage. In this par
ticular case we do not know whether the
hotel was to blame or not, but mention
the incident merely to cali attention te
the importance of doing all in theil
power that is reasonable TO render agree
able the temporary sojourn in our midst
on occasions of this kind, of those who
live in adjoining counties, thereby add
ing another attraction to the natural ten
dency to make Dodge City headquarter'
fer the southwestern portion of Kansas.
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Fotograf1a en....... prosa

Es mi fotogratiada una de las rosas mas
bellas del jardin borinquefo., Contara muy
bien ounce amos de edad en- que todo Sc
mira color de rosa. su estatura es regular
eabello rubio, ojos negros y boca de coral. Los
sonrosados labios, la menor sonrisa dejan al
descuberto una blanca y fna dsntadura. Els
sirlpatioa de ameno trato. Vive en- Ia Gale
dc Ia TortaIeza cerca del paIacio de Santa Ca
taina. Su nombre SO lorna descomponiendo
la palabra Saro. Ell apellido es extrangero.
Ignore si tiens noYio. -..
Salvador l..
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te de Nuevas York para Mayaguez, ci6nde de-
bsra llegar dol Al 3 del entrante mos.
Ell vapor AVilks saldra 81 2 de Setiembrs
para Ia costa Este de la Isla.
Hemos dido haeer grandes elogios del pc
troleO reAnadO maTca Latz BgllLlqatel que SO IA
brica en- CatanO iel cual son agontes genera
les los Sres. Sobrinos dc EzQuiaga en- Osta Ca
pital. as
Nucho nos complaccmos en- dar esta mott
cia que faVOrece al publico en- general, pues
puede tener excelente articulo para 81 consul
mo precio limitado, ayudar una imDor-
tantlSima empresa industrial establecida On
el pals aDe ,s,s~l s5<@@ r. @s:.~.2z-
Nos escribe un amigo con fecha IS desde
Una hacienda cerca de la Carolina y de Su car
ia reproducimoS ol Siguiente parrafO: d
" "AuE sigu9 lloviendo. Para pOnec osta
carta en- ell buz6n de la Carolina he. tenido que
valerpae del amigo don Juan Jimenez que me
ha tacilitado un bote. Este ha subidO por 81
Earacuto hasta llegrr muy cerca de esta su
casa; luego descODder$ por suS corriontes
hasta eE Lola que esta hecho un oceano.
Atravesando con peligro este podra llegar IA
carta Ia Carolina. & .
Asi es como crOo que debe servirse a un
popular y tan leidG como La CoRREsP0N's
DENSIA", o-.s:.~ .-.".e sst,....r aa.. @s.%:#.
s.@ H. ~. I."f
La inuDdaoion en- la noche del 10 al 20.
cause grandes desperfectos en- el Oestc." En-
la carretera de nayaguez 3 San German Sc lle-
70 Ol RIO parte del terrapl6n dc la COmpafia
dc los ferrocarriles. BESIDE el puente Silva
hasta Ol AOocid fu6 inundada toda la llanura
10 mismo de San German Sabana- -grande.
Per Maricao dicen que so ha perdido mucho
cafe.
De la barca nOruoSa Nora Que nautrag6
la noche del temporal on la sla de la Mona,
segnn anunciamos OpOrtunamonte nuestrOS
lectOreS, perecierOn nuevO, inclusive Bn capt.
tan Mr.. j. Pearson, dc los 13 tripuantes con
que contaba Ia dOtaci6n del buQue. Los cua-
tro que sscaparon con vida estan heridos do
gravedad.
Ell vapor Jwjs cargo en- Ponce SOL sacou de
cafe pssando 68,o96 kilOs destina0os la Ha-
bana y Gibara, J cabezas de ganSdO vacuno
para Hayti.
Ha sido nombrado Alcalde de Bayam0n,
nusstro antique querido amigo don Fugeulo
Sautaella y Cort6n, persona generalmente eS-
timada en- aquel pueblo, on dOnde hace mas
do siete anOs viene desempenando 81 mismo
cargo.
SincOranento aplaudimOS este mbr&miOntO
que consideramOs muy acertadO y como JUS
ia recompensa los buenos serVicios que vie
No prestandO aquOl funcionario desdO hace mas
dc "a amos.
La inmOnsa mayoria de los habitantes de
Bayam0n 10 dispense las mayoreS simpatias,
debidas las busnas tormaS con que atiende 4
todos sin distinction do classes nj personals.
I'll amigo Santaella, durante su permanen-
cia en- Bayamon ha logradO colOc2r aquella ad-
ministraei6n la altura de las primOras de la
Isla, SecundadO pOr los empleadOS quo estau
bajo Sus 6rdeneS. ~. - r
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VARlEDAOES

CuchiloS tenedores enterizos, eucharas de
metal blancO, cObre On planchaS para fOTr0 do
buques, papel de feltro, municOnes de todos
gruesos, Sillas de extension lie regilla, TODD &
precios equitativos en- ell almac6n dc los Sres
M. Roman Co., Cruz 7 y 80. PR. ~.
Ell hecho de averiguar. 81 ammonia deberia
escribrse sin GO7Se como era de rigor antigua
mente, con idem SOgun ahora osta mandado,
fu6 el tema de la discussion esta manana entre
don Anselmo y don Genaro, cOnviniendo am
bos en- no nombrar hoy al JARNAC CoGNAC dc
BISCUIT DS6sSche q Co., que vendO Luina. Des-
pu6S dc una sacalOrada discussion resolVi6se por
unanimidad, que don Ans elmo escribiria Ia pa
labra con ache GeerstwGdG, y don Genaro eemO
10 aprendi6 desde ,ninC. Y no ocurri0 ningunG
otra novedad.
No 10 dude usted elmejor chocolate, pas
telillos y heados, eR La PGfHsG. Los mejOres
almuerzos en- La C&talGss0. lmej0r hielo 81
de Bayamon. . |N@ # . #E@
Calno esta On la porteris delun mlnistOrio
aonds espera mas de una hora. % #
-Esto os demasiado-dijo furiOso.-i Te-
nermS de antesaa mas de una hOra 70 les
asegnro . ustedos que 81 no hubiOra venido,
no esperaria mas 35.# .'@s n s. f*@i~ -
Sombreros, corbatas camisas, cuellor, pr:-
nos, etc., ETC., SO encuentran extra superiores
On Ia EtegG7aCtG CN0G9e0, FOrGaloza mum. 4O ~
F. A1MASzN D7 2eUs1cA
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No Z. - PsNGB.
Musica para piano dos manos. @} 49,
Hcrsldy Meyerbeer.-5Siete sinfonfas
preudios, Volumen g.: -. ...... $l-Q0
HGgden.-se (edici6n popular )..,~s vi 10
H4ndel.-- Lorg idem idemD ). -. :. !. 10
Para pedidOs tn la Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font t5E$Itf4- ftf TUfr f.. .&T<u<~*sl
~ CGsGs qete Sc recOnstepad dG'e:= lei BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones dc barbe-
ria1y peuqueria dc Ia Capital, ~ as @e>
PrOpietGrtO J, Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
moro l6.-Perfumer extra superior. Sc a,inli
ten abonados. -Esmero y limpieza.
El sargento instruye los quintos.
"A la voz de marchenl hay que eclar
q andarl con 81 pie derecho; 81 que no SO acuor-
de, con sl izquiegdo, q trNeque Dc 40 Quedsrgs
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Profesora de instruction

La Srta do1a Josefa Salinas que reside on
ell ndmero 90 de la Gale de la Fortaleza, admi-
te discfpulas precios conVencionales. Ense-
nara todo 10 que SO relaciona con la instruc-
ci6n primaria, y toda clasosde laboreS lie ma
no. 3-3
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COMUNTC ADO
Z. Sr. Director de LACe eRREsroNDENc1A.
guplico listed la insertion de las siguicntes
lineas pOr euyO favor ls>vivira eternamonte agra-
decide. T. "n...@ @.s.1 II

3gZ<t# ..3Er.5. ...r>..f ZaeGrtas Garreros.
Ell dia 26 del actual me present6 en- la casa
habitaci6n del seflor Cura Parroco1 de SansFran :
cisco, fin de anunciarle que al da signiente
mono. Contest6me que de efectuarse la boda &
la hora que 20 deseaba, costarfa IL pesos peronpe
Si 50 vori6c"Ua las Siete, solamente meecOstariA
Ol .yalor de una nisa, que es I'm peso. u. @-0@a
- CoRvinimoS en- clio, al dia siguiSnte & Ia ho-
raindieada, acudf Ia Igleaia, pOro exigi6ndome
81 se1Or Cura el pago del dinero 81 asto de 10
eontrariO negAndose casarme, no tsniendolo
allf, salf buscarlo. ..... 8. -........s
Nunca tai husiera Leeho pues durante mi
auseneia permiti6 decir ell Parroco, que tan des
carados eran los padrinOs y Ia noVia como 20, ia
suite 81 cual no, contestS, porque 10 supe muy
tarde .--~ .<~~,- @<@s-a: &6,<*.1ss<& ~.
Ahora bien, senor Director, er6e usted que
asf deb0 eonducirsO un ministro del AltfsimO?
Que conteste 10 opinion pGblica ~
Sin mas, qHoda do usted D. 2. q. ID. 3. NJ.
.. .A~,.< Ia ZacGrias Carrer0s.
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sECCIONs DE ANUNCIOs f..
Coronas funerarias

En- ell establecimiento to La Flor de Mayo, calle
de la Cruz D1mero Il, Sc acaba de recibir un buen
surtido de dicha mercancfa; de primorosas labO-
res, completa elegancia gran novedad, las cua-
les So cstan detallando 4 haratos precios.
w. Convene al p1blico que aprOveche la oeasi6n
sin p6rdida de tempo, para que mas adelante no
tenga que comprar el artfculo tipos eevados
Puerto Rico, Agosto % de 1891.-Rodr(ques
CbGbsrt q Co 15Dl
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Sombreros, corbatas, camisas, cuellos pC-
nos, etc., etc., SO encuentrau extra superiores
On la EleganciG CMbaMG, Fortaleza ndm. 40. ID
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ALNANAQUE.-Sabado2 90 La degolla-
ci0n de San Juan Bautista. N": s'>~'
EFEMERIDE.-1625 So hace cargo del
Gobierno de la Isla don Juan de Haro. -
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Tomen ustedes IN tapon mas pequene

Tomen ustedes IN tapon mas pequeno
que eI diamstro interior del cuelo de una bo.
tel4a; por ejemElo, IN taponcito de los que
usan los farmac6uticoS; proponed aun amigo
hacerlo entrar dertro do Ia botella soplando
Esto parece facil, no obstante, 81 amigo Sc can
sa de soplar pulmon tendido sin lograr su
objeto. .El tap6n enlugar dc entrar dentro de
la botella, Sc escapa fuera con tanta mayor ra-
pidez, cuanta sea la fuerza del soplo. ~~>s .
I La explicacion de este fenomeno; la en-
contraran ustedes eneAmbos Mundos, San JustO
81, comprando un tapon 5 eentavos) y una
bOtSlla (otros cinco }. =e=E :e< s:]-f3 ~
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libro muy 1til

. Ponemos on conocimiento del pdblieo que
Sc hala de venta en- las priDcipales librerias
de esta Capital y en- la de don Manuel Lopez lie
Ponce, la obra recientemente publicada por el
senor Lopez Tuero, ola Retor-na Agrfcoa" al
precio de dos pesos ejempar' 159
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parade Pero Icuidado con echar fuera los
dos pies 4 un tempo
Entire aniigas dc eolegio
-Te aseguro, Elisa, que 20 no deseo ca
Sarme.
-Pues 20 me muero de ganas.
-l Amas alguno .t#
No. Pero nae sed1ce tanto la idea dc
ser viuda z aa@
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Quiere us5ed escribir9 .Pues en- casa de
Armas Jimenez, hay una tinta hasta ALI. les
usted carpintoro? Pues ALI encontrara esco-
plos, formones demas herramientas de. pri.
mera calidad. GAIA usted Pues sd6ndS en-
contrar mejores ,escopetas? Y no sigo por. no
cansar. -.-...@. ---.1.. "a. ....m
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
THREE BOYS CONVICTED
OF the Crime OF Larceny in the SUI
perior Court
THEY eIcCLE OVER The SENTENCE
Ana Wfsk 10 efssfzI Aatiei patton 81 .
Gssa Tins ta PrIssn--ose 81
Them Tsrssd over TO th~ tsaaty
Assnt-Othsf Gezrt News.

Il took the Jury OF the Superior Court
Q long time TO decide the case OF the
young burglars, Michael kuha and
John and James Howard, but
they finally returned a verdict
declaring them guilty of Larceny
Of more than x25- The case
Of James Howard was reierr-
ed TO County Agent Hathaway and
he viii probably De sent TO th> State
reform school until he Is seventeen
years Of age Kuhn AID James How
ard were sentenced To the Ionia house
OF eorrecri for two years each In in,-
posing the senteuea Judge Barliugame
commented upon the deplorable state
OF morals existing among tie boys
and young men OF this city "a evinesd
by the numerous cases OF burglary
and larceny tried at this term OF the
court lie said that the nnnber OF
boys between rs and 90 years OF age
VINO were engaged in such crimes Is
something TO cause alarm and that IL
was necessary 10 make an example IN
order 70 check these evi. propensities.
He gave them advice which seemed TO
10 De wasted foe after receiving their
sentences they winked and eigglsd as
AZ IL was great joke Charlie
Watt said They're tough and glad
OF liz. II will take some severe punish
pleht TO make them weary OF crime.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

pass on the case: time gyeu 10 lie
sccurits for costs esten1ed one week.
Tssonas connosles ~. tzr8ser's Nd
saxl Fire insurance Company; sssaap-
at: order that plaintiff ME security Tor
costs with one or more safhcient sure
tea.
Peonle VS.. Albert Tenel>hop, rape;
sentere ed 10 State prison for I'VE years.
People Va Reed Blskeney; simple
larceny; sentenced TO pay = me OF sIOo
ana DO confined ia the county jail SIX
mouths: in default Of payment OF me
20 bs imprisoned ~ the county jail elk
months further. Respondent granted
thirty days in which To settle Oil Of
exceptions.
isabeila O'Conpor W. Frank Lamb,
assunipsit: order that plaintH wiihii
thirty dzy- ME security for costs.
Hattie NJ. Moore We. Wilbur W.
Smith ct AL. order that complainant
tilr security for costs.
James II. Pslton W.. Charles schmidt;
trespass on the case; order that plaintiff
ME security for costs.
James Hamilton vs.. Sebastian kiai-
Der ct AL; trespsss on the case; same
order.
In the matter of the petition OF Jacob
Mang for writ of habeas corpus; ny
consent hearing postponed tall hrst day
OF May term.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
LARGEST ON THE LAKES.
The Immense Dry Dock NJ Detroit Nearl,
Com plcted.

Com pietsd.
The commerce OF the great lakes
is constantly growing In Importance
crnd with the increase both in NUM-
Der and size Of the vessels, comes the
demand for new appliances for main
tanning the service, repairing vessels
and the placing oi engines, boilers and
other heavy machinery within them.
For the past few years, the necessity
Of larger and better docking facilities
on the great lakes has been very APP
parent, bat the risk oil construction
and uncertainty oil the business has
kept many from the undertaking; the
Detroit Dry Dock Company, however,
about a year ago determined to build
q dock, larger and finer than anything
attempted on fresh water. And after
almost year spent ~ its construction
we believe we have now just such a
dock together, with every modern up
pliance to facilitate prompt and econ
omical execution OF all this class of
work. 1t is situated in the city OF
Detroit, foot OF Orlcans-St., where the
offices, eaw-mill, engine, boiler, and
general repair yards OF the Detroit
Dry Dock Company have been located
during the past forty years. The new
dock, together with its surroundings,
has presented very busy Scene, with
every thing being pushed to complete
the undertaking as soon as possible.
K. ]. Lupus, the wellknown con-
tractor and builder, carried out the
work IN its entirety, under the super
~ DO int aAAv,
Of the Orleans-st. yard.
The soil at this point Is fine blue
clay, which has enabled the work to
progress without interruption from
landslidcs or leakage OF water. Two
Thousand piles have been driven in
the dock, making It as strong as Ii
|. possible TO be. Loaded ships carry
ind q cargo OF 1000 tons can be safely
docked. and those OF the largest dimen-
ssons can be easily taken in.
The inside dimensions are: 37S feet
long. 81 feet wide on top, 80 feet open
ing at entrance. "a feet opening on
mitre ELL, 55 feet wide on moor. 1s
feet 9 inches OF water over keel blocks.
Is feet g inches Of water over sill.
feet inches from top Of keci blocks
ia floor OF dock. 20 feet 9 inches from
W alter line 70 floor Of dock.
The keel aud biige blocks are 3 feet
from center TO center. averaging )
feet high. thus leaving plenty of room
under a ship for the movements Of
workmer In makiaa any necessary
repairs 70 her bottom There are two
wells IL feet deep situated at each
end Of the d0k, with cranes above
them Tor hosting ont and replacing
wheels. etc The casS7on gate which.
when closess shuts OF the ingress or
erre~s Of water. r ~ steel. Constructed
At the company's steel ship building
plant. at wvanduttn. Nfch. II is 70
seet ham. 20 fret 5 srrs,~s long. wi.b
FIVE 40 inch valves for flooding the
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

Charity W. Butts has begun suit
for divorce in the Superior Court,
claiming that her husband Albert has
deserted her aud failed to give heA the
support to which she is entitled as his
hands.
A motion for a new trial In the case
OF Thomas O'Brien, convicted OF a
loathesome crime, was to have been
made in the Superior Court yesterday
but owing to the non-appearance OF an
important witness the hearing was
adjourned for one week.
Issues OF fact-Non-jury cases will
be tired in the Superior Court next
Monday.
The Chamon Emery Stove company
has begun suit by summons against
Samuel III. Thompson to replevin GER
tain property held by the latter.
A summons was issued yesterday
in the assumpsit case brought by tho
Sullivan Lumber Company against By
ron Lane.
Thos. Connalley, who brings suit
against the Farmers Insurance CON-
pany for the collection
value OF policy held by him, was
ordered TO file security for costs by
Judge Adsit yesterday.
In the case OF the People vs.. Fred
Bennett. who confess,
stolen silverware from Livingston's res
taurant at the West Michigan fair
ground during exposition week. the re-
turns have been made to the county
clerk.
In the matter of the petition OF
Jacob Many, asking for wit ~
l.. mn N ~ u~or
taken until the May term, by consent.
James Hamilton was ordered to III.
security for costs in the trespass case
which he brought against Sebastian
Klaiber.
Catherine Byrne was ordered to file
security for costs in the suit for dam
ages which she brought against the
Valley City Street and Cable Railway
some time ago.
The returns have been made to the
county clerk In the case of the Peop'
vs.. Charles Crab. The latter was
bound over for trial in the circuit court
for stealing DIR. j.. a. sicrnerson'e
horse.
In the trespa.s case brought by
James III. Pelton against Chas.
Schmidt, in the circuit court, the plain
tiff was ordered tn file securely Tor
cost within thirty days.
The arguments in the trespass case.
Fred J. Nicholas Va. Henry II. Hatch,
were made before Judge Grove yester-
dav mo-n'n~. The matter was taken
under advisement.
John Shrader swore out q warrant
yesterday for the arrest Of John Doe
and Richard Roe for malicious injury
to property.
George II. Long. survivor OF him.
felf. co-partner Of A. b. Long,
deceased. has begun suit against
the Newaygo Manufacturing Company
for $3.50. for lumber furnished.
declaration has been filed with the
county clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
Advice Free.

Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ncr-
vous debility, impotence and all dis
eases resulting from early lndscretions
and excuses OF manhood, ali diseseesof
the urinary organs. partial para yas.
varieocelle, ruptures, tnmors. ecrofnls.
old sores, dropsy, tkin diseases, liver
and kidney complaints, heart diseases.
shortness of breath, hack of head.
small of back, etc, lncl1ding sli female
complaints and chronic diseases cured
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IL you are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrld dreams,
tired mornings, with . dull headache,
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desire 10 be alone, gloomy forcbodinEs,
q disposition 10 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes spells
of feeling afraid y UNCERTAIN, some
times low spirits. you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion Of
nerve newer. which NAV end In utter
proetraiscn, insanity and death.
Ii vea nave agteat sense Of weakness
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II you have any OF these feelinQ do
DOT neglect them or they vii end n par
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As you value your Lite 90 NOT neFiec
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Hs remedies s-e purely vegetable
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DR. Judd compounds HE prescrlp-
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His medicines agree With the stomach
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He - IN his Office from Mn the morn
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Cal everybody Afriendiy tAlk M
epst you nothing.
Lev Charges R@pid Cares
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
rENELsHOr oETs FIVE YEARS.
He had Nothing to say IN ExtenuatioI
OF He Crime.

Judge Adsst yesterday morning Tor
sentence. His attorney was OF the
opinion that the sentencc imposed
would not be severe. The respondent
had been cherIshing a hope OF this
kind also, but was doomed TO disap-
porrtment when the court told him
TO stand up and say why sentence
should not he passed upon him. He
did not reply. Il sentence you to
I've year. at hard labor in the State
prison at Jackson. unless sooner re-
leased by dire process OF law" sternly
said tfse Judge. The crestfallen youth
was led away TO his fate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20
Probate Court
CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE.

CYRUS Re fEkhlNSs JlD6E.
Estate of J. Henry Csrstens. de-
ceased; will admitted to probate and
A. Philemon Carstens appointed ex-
ecutor.
Estate of Cordelia Brown, deceased
will admitted TO probate and Henry ID.
Brown appointed executor.
Estate OF Elijah l.. Guiles, deceased
will admitted 10 probate aud Abigail
Guiles appointed executrix.
Estate of Jane Matt, deceased, petit
ton for probate of will filed; hearing
November.
Estate of Francis NJ. lawson, de-
ceased; petition for administration
filed; hearing Nov IL.
Estate OF Cnristl,n Layer, deceased
petition for administration filed; hear.
ing Nov. IL.
Estate of Molyneaux Wilson, de-
ceased: executors final account
allowed.
Estate of Charlotte A. Lampman, de-
ceased; inventory filed.
Estate of Sophia X. Eaton, deceased
inventory filed.
Estate of Erasmus D. Carpenter. de-
ceased; order determining heirs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-20

a Discharged Farm Hand Seeks to He
cover on a salary Contract

A peculiar civil case was on trial
before Judge Grove IN the circuit court
yesterday. Morris Brooks hired out
to farmer named Philip p. Carlton
~ eight months. When the blowing
season opened Brooks was instructed
TO pillow a strip OF land on the side
az hill The soil WAS n corubina-
scon 81 gravel. sand and stone. The
e.rcuiar knife attached 10 the pillow
wabbied and threw the earth all back
INTO the trench so that IL was impossi-
bae 70 tell whether a pillow had been
through the ground or not The ex-
plicit direction OF Mr.. Carlton were
that each furrow should be turned
up hill. To accomplish this was a
physcal impossibility with Brooks.
Because II was not done. however,
che latter was discharged after he
had worked three months. and he was
paid s2o.40 FOR his time. Brooks
sues for his wages and Carlton says
he did not pay him because he did
not remain eight months The case
was concluded and taken under ad-
vtremt-St by the Judge.