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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Norfolk Notes.

NoRro1K. Va. Jan. 22.-lSpecial. Re
Gently the City Council passed an ordinance.
when will 20 into effect February ist. e1;,
empting from city taxation machinery and
mechanical tools in actual use IN manuiactnr-
ing in the city Of Norfolk for twelve months:
ending February ]. 1898 provided each and
every person desiring such exemptions make
application 20 the Finance Committee on or
before February lst OF the present year.
The Society for Prevention OF Cruelty %
Animals held a meeting last night. During the
past wear twenty-five persons have been ar
rested for ofenses and thirteen have been
convicted The Society is having very ben
ehcial effect upon the treatment OF dumb
creatures in Norfolk An eloquent address
was delivered by Dr. Evans Of Granby-street
MethO list church.
II is reported that peanuts are higher than
they have been for several months. They are
selling at from p to 314c., according TO
grade
Judge Brooke has granted a charter 20 the
Italian benevolent society -Fraternal Union
and Brotherhood of this city.
The schooner Centennial. mentioned IN
THE TIMES as being sunk at Crsney Island
has been raised and is discharsing her cargo
of lumber at Berkeley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Baltimore American, I'D The body of
who died % lis cousins home. 1910 Warner
street. was yesterday taken O. the home of
the dead man mother. in Essex county Va.
on the steamer Richmond of the Neems
Line. A hearse and TWO hacks composed tie
funeral coftego from the house o. the steam
boat. A tremendous crowd had congregated
outside the house NJ the time Of the removal
OF the body. and when the big coffin. with tho
big man IN it. was slipped through the win
dow. there was suppressed murmur of ex-
element Many persons followed the funeral
train 10 the steamboat The interment will
be made in Nelson's cemetery. IN Essex
county Va The Rev. DR.. 4. d. Broadus
vii be tho officiating minister az the giants
funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Scarcity of Oystera

uIco. Va. Jan. 81. - Farmers have
WIco Q or nothing in this vicinity in the
done lit. ming during tie month. Oyster
way OF far. blaming Of the scarcity of oys
men are com are anxious for our lawmakers
tiers. and man. W so as 10 shorten the oyster
g. change the Ia something of the kind is
season. Unless now engaged in the oys
done, those who or. TO go at something else
in order 70 mako u liv. / go out and tong
. good oysterman cOul day on the bars I'M
twenty to thirty bushels w the best tom
Great Wicomico river and a ,bush.is a GOD
ers cannot get more thar tire, five IN th;r,r
day. When they caught twent, lhel for tho
bushels they got Is cents per bu, rsbels ana
oysters; now they catch three b. roncs ~
get 40 to 80 cents per bushel. a difs "
about O. rs against them. n,or,
Popular sentiment here seems to GA 70
the bill offered in the Legislature imposh, IA
tax of 81 each on the worthless ours wb.>
are found everywhere in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ". Va. Jan 20. -lSpe-
cial ~ esterday evening about o'clock
susie the lovely daughter of Charles Ferrells
whilst coasting IN one o. the thOroughiares
killed bY q young man named larry SmOOts.
For q long time ne had been paying his atten-
tons to her Beng rejected. made his
threats that he would Kill her. Hewelked up
behind her and placed his arm around her
neck. and fired from the top ~ her head.
Immediately upon the alarm being given the
widest excitement prevailed. Mayor Lemon
took him in charge until the arrival Of Sheriff
Morgan. who Immediately conveyed him to
Charlestown, the county seat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Bid Condition of the Roads.

FANsroS z. O.. CHaKIorrK County. W..
Jan. q Especial l-Our roads are nearly i'm
passable for vehicles Of any kind. and II our
legislators had 70 travel over them about this
time they would at once give US good road
law.
our farmers are busy getting their tobacco
ready for market.
Mss Anna b Perkinson. daughter OF John
s. PcrknsOn a prominent contractor and
builder of this place was married at Barton,
Ark, TO Mr. X. II. Franklin. on January a.,
1872. The ceremony was performed by Dr.
Patterson.
Mrs. William G. Spencer, wife Of one Of
Charlottes most prosperous farmers, died
near Charlotte Courthouse last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

The regular weekly meeting of Lee Camp
was well attended last evening. Commander
A. W. Archer was in the chair and CaDtsin
j. Taylor Stratton recorded Many mentors
OF the Legislature were present and quite a
number OF good speeches were made. Hon.
7. /. Brown of Botetourt and Hon. William
Campbell Of Essex addressed the camp. Lee
Camp is always glad to welcome members Of
the General Assembly III their midst. and
those who do attend seem 10 be gratifed with
their visits. The collections taken M last
Sunday for tho benefit Of the Soldiers Home
have realized handsome amount in this citv.
and several ministers have not yet sent in
their reports.
The camp transacted the usual amount OF
routine business, but nothing of interest u
the general public took place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Won't the head. No trains passed over the

.bout the head. No trains passed over the
wreck until this afternoon.
Intelligence reached here to-day Of the SUD
den death of Mr. Shade Morris. yaluaDle
c,tizen and successful farmer Of this county
The deceased was in his barn stripping 10
bacco when he dropped dead Of heart , as
ease. His funeral will be conducted WIN MA-
sonic honors at Walkertown tomorrow.
Mr.. james Norman. farmer living leas
Rural Hail. took through mistake large dose
Of morphine for quinine Yesterday. TWO pnyI
sicians were summoned TO his bedside AM
though still alive to-day his condition Is s1'u
10 be very critical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Death of m o;d Citizen.

One of the oldest citizens Of the county died
at his home last Sunday night. W. X. Ford,
father Of Matthew and Tom Ford of your
city.
Nr. Ford was a most jealous member of
Mount Hermon Baptist church. and hls death
was met with such composure that he was
able 60 say he would not raise his hand for
the difference between life and death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Roosevelt, the old Page estate in CLIQUE
ter county, was 10 have been sold on Thurs
day. but at the tiIae of the auction the as.
tate was Withdrawn. and 1t is expected that
In a few days the historic plantation will be
soid on private terms. The agents are now
negotiating with Philadelphian. and sbould
the latter purchase the place he will make II
his Southern home during the summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

WINSTON. N. O.. Jan. 22-lspecal The
passenger coach and caboose attached 10 the
north bound freight tain on the Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley railroad jumped the track
and rolled down tho steep enlbankment one
mile and half above Rural Hall last night.
There were onlya few passengers on board
and only two OF these sustained any injuries.
One was Mr.. Willard Trotter. of the Armour
lacking Company. with Office at Charlotte,
n. Z. Ills injury Was u broken leg Mr..
Robert Valentine. Of Salem, Was badly Scared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

CHARLoTrr. \. C.. Jan. o. Special Rev.
W. r. Kerr. widely known throughout TINS
section. died to-day. age seven'y-i0ur He'
with General Barringer OF this city. repre-
sented this county IN the Constitution con-
veutiou of 68. when he won the sobriquet OF
Grandma Kerr" which has chung 10 him
ever since. lie was lifelong Republican,
but was esteemed AS a man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Mr.. Willard b. Height. assistant State Score.
tary, will conduct the boys meeting in the
directors room of the Young Mems Christian
Association at 3 o. clock tomorrow afternoon.
Al O'Clock the meeting for young men viii
be held III the library and reading room. Row
+. A. Cole. pastor OF the Third Christian
church, viii make an address Miss Lillian
Broaddus, Of Luray Va. will sing u solo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Envelopes Opened.

The Ladies Benevolent Association Of the
Second Presbyterian church gave an elegant
entertainment in the lecture-roon in rear of
that church last evening when large crowd
was IN attendance. 4 handsome supper was
served and the quarterly enveloue openipo
took place. From both sources large returns
wete receved and the entertainment was in
every way crowned with success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Buried by His Old commander.

LgFsBURG. Va. Jan. 2l.-lSpecial. The
funeral o. David J. Lee took place here yes
terday Having been in bad health for a year
or more. his death was fastened by severe
attack of the grip. He was popular citizen.
served in the Confederate army and was a
member OF Clinton Hatcher Camp OF Con-
federate Veterans. The funeral services at
the cemetery were conducted by Elder J..
V. White. of the Baptist church. his old CON-
mander during the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
kebearsinc Asked lsor.

Attorney General Scott yesterday submitted
motlan IN the Supreme Court of Appeals for
"a rehearsng OF tho case Of Miller against the
Commonwealth, from Rockingham county.
This Is the case in which the courtlas Thurs.
day decided that persons charged with GER
tam ohenses cannot be tried before a Judge
or justice OF the peace, but must 20 before a
Jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Morals Improving IA w..t y,relr,,

PAaKrasBrno, w. Va. Jan. 22.~Half n
dozen moonshiners confessed in tho Federal
court yesterday and were remanded for SEN
tence. Postmaster N. Hudkins. OF Hudman,
Barbour county. confessed to the illegal can
collation. of stamps. made partial restitrtion
and was fined $500 and costa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
The standish Exnected Tn.nny.

commander Graham yesterday received q
teles rap from Annapolis stating that the tug
stand. "a was on her way to get the monitor
ward sh. will arrive at the monitors land
Inc somo III, 10 to-day. and will probably at
once proceed with her tow down the river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

NOBIE-Died suddenly o. psrslysi. on
"Wednesday January goth. 40 1910 Z. NJ. MAJOR
T. j. NOBLE. In the hfty-eigh'h year ~ his Ak.
The funeral will take place from his late re.i
dence NJ. l0 west Clay street THIS AFTER
Noon. at O'Clock The friends OF the family
are invited 20 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 22.-Foro-
IFlIR least: For Virginia and the Csrolinss
generally fair east: light rain west;
warmer: westerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

MaRT1NsvLLE. Va. Jan. q. Especial. =
Mr. J. T. Read a prominent business man Of
this city. died yesterday at the age of fifty
years. He leaves wife daughter of Colonel
r.. f.. Withers. Minister TO China during Mr..
Cleyeland's administration and two children
70 MOURN bis demise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANuARY Is. 1872
Sun rises..........7se2 Moon rises $50 A. VI.
Sun sots.............5.23 Days length. ION. I'M
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY -, 1922
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary A. Hood, Somers, Orient; /. L.
fertilizer. Atlantic and Virginia ferillillns
Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Rover. Curless, Bermuda Hundreds
10 load lumber FOR baltimore. vessel 10 curtis
X Parker
PORT OF WEST POINT, JAsrARs p, 1872.
kHHtvxD.
s,ssmships Dorchester, Howss, Bslt!more,
merchandise: nsnville, Benneu baltimore
merchandise and passengers.
SAILED.
stssmships Dorchester. Norfolk merchandise;
Dsnville, baltimore. merchandise and pssssn'
gers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
Wed . Mn.h.nrton County ylllnu. Maid.

Wed a Wssbsngton County vIIlsgs Maid.
MENDOZA, Va, Jan. M.--lSpecial. IA very
pretty marriage occurred here yesterday.
the bellies of the village, aud Mr.. William ii.
Anderson. of Lebanon. Va. The ushsrs were
1sssrs. William Z. Burns, Judge W. N. Hen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY %. isos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Sun rises. Moon rises CO., ;52 A. VI
Sun sots............5:e3 Days length. ION. I'M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

UIH1Tenee per annum..-.........b Ilbbl d
Both these statements exclude the debt due
tho nital States, against which the State
a. tina -fqI0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

PORT OF RICHMOND. JASuARr p, 1872!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

Average annual interest for one
hundred years on sl4U0OioO al
per cent. and S5,0Sl.2l2lO &C
Ter cent for ten years. and on
ss5fsI. .lsj3 for ninety years is 733437.e7
8rer 56i 100 60
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.

Let me add. just here, one word OF personal
explanation. II had had more time for re-
Election would not have signihed even my
scouisscence in the settlement, But the
haste under which acted. the anxiety Of Mr..
THsr and the solicitations Of my colleagues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

PORT OF WEST POINT. JAsuARs -, 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
sAIlED.

Schooner Mary A. Hood, Somers, Orient; l. l..
rtilizer. Atlantic and Virginia ferillilns
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
AMUSED ENTS.

Innocent as a Lamb" with Roland Reed
us the altar, attracted a large audience at
Mlngs' last night. The play is a farce
comedy, rather above the average. clean
and lively from beginning to end, but not
SO strong as either Lend Me Your Wife"
or 1.-The Woman Halter" The play hinges
on the troubles of Tobias Pilkinton, the
character assumed by Roland Reed, who
deceived his wife, was whlppsd by an irate
husband and who was supposed to have
been injured in a railroad accident. Harry
A. Smith. "a Joel Summerville, the leading
spirit of Harlem Truth, took with his au-
dience. as did Sheridan Topper, as Dennis,
Pilkinton's man. and Julian Reed as Bill
Bouncer. Irene Everett and Isado!a Rush
are both pretty as we'll as good actresses.
There was u c~urtain-call and Miss Everett
received a handsome bouquet. Reed, OF
course, was good, as he always ia. The en-
gagement will close tonight with 1.-The
Woman Halter"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
TAMMANY WON s18,415.


How Marcus DAYS. Harse Captured the
jerome stakes At Morris Park.
Brief montion has been made by teie-
graph that Iammany, Of the DAILY stables,
won the rich jerome stakes at Morris park
on the 9th inst, against 70 kvil,e Belle
and other crack flyers. The New York
papers of tho following day contained long
ceounts OF tho race. I'ammany WAS
weighted seven pounds extra, carrying tho
top weight, 129 poundsi Yorkville Bells
taking up thrse pounds penalty, or ~
! ounds In all, while Azrn. Silver Fox, XII.
kenny and Julien each had his right weight
Of 122, Benvolio. the rank outsidef. claim
ing q fve.pound maiden allowance. York
willie Belle Was mad tho f~avo,ite NJ tho
post. her starting price being five to four
on, While THmmrny won't to even money
and eleven TO ten. The ho SOS got oil on
their milo and u half journey at ths first
break, with Bsnvolio, Silver Fox. Yorkyitle
Belle and Julien, reoks apart. tho first
four. the others tapping them. Silve Fox
shot to the front TO make the Running for
his stable companion, 1ammnny. and
Julien went out on the same GRAND for Kill
kenny. Around tho FIRST turn silver
Fox and Julien, racing together, opened u
y gap, while tho others were Htrnng out
over half a furlong, Tsmmnny and Yorkville
Belle pretty we'll to ths rear. Julien led
through the back stretch, but his lead WIS
steadily cut down, Silver Fox going up at
the last turn and leading into the st etch,
while Kilkenny. Yorkville Bolle and Tam
many slowly closed from behind. Coming
down the last quarter all tho others dropT cd
out. leaving the fight to Tammany and
Yorkvills Belle. They we're side by side to
this last furlong. when Jockey Fitzpatrick
began whipping Yotkville Belle. Garrison
then began riding Tammany for all there
was in him. The tight kept up for ice
front and won by a length in 1861. The
net value Of the stakes WIS $lS. 415 to the
winner. This brings ~Tammany's winnings
for the season to S72. 800. the top OF the list
for three year olds.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
INCHES OF PAPER.
The Ticket for the Voters OF Lewis
and Clarke County as " Is
Arranged.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
stitution of the State of
Montana.
IT Affects the Matter of Election and Ten
ure OF County Commissioners After
the Year 1894.

The official ballot which is TO be used in
Lewis and Clarke county on Nov. 8 next IL
now being prepared by County Clerk and
Recorder John b.. Tooker ana his deputy.
sherwood Wheaton. 1t will contain l2s
names and will be arranged in three COL
umns on one sheet. The different officers
to be voted for are arranged according to
their rank, in the following order: Presi-
dental electors, congressman, governor,
lieutenant governor. secretary of state,
state treasurer, state auditor, attorney gen
eral. superintendent of public instruc-
ton. chief justice Of supreme court.
clerk OF supreme court, district
judges, state senator, member house OF
representatives, clerk Of the district court.
sheriff, county clerk and recordsr, county
treasurer. county auditor, county assessor,
county attorney. county Superintendent OF
schools. public administrator county SUR
veyor, coroner, county commissioners, JUS
tices of the peace, constables, and amend
ment to the constitution.
The presidential electors are arranged on
the ticket according to the parties they rep
resent. the three democrats together, the
three peoples party, etc. The democratic
0i6CbOEb COHo uIbJ, VAtA uuU pcVplo poAty
electors, the prohibition electors thi d and
the republican electors fourth, SO arranged
that one cross mark can be made to vote for
all three of any party, or SO that the names
can be marked separately, as the voter
wishes.
Below the presidential electors tho candi-
dates for various Offices are arranged under
the title of their respective offices, but al
phabetioally instead of by parties, az with
the presidential electors. For instance.
under the head of governor the candidates
will run in this order: Collins, democrat;
Kennedy, peoples party; Richards. repubii-
can. Under the head of lieutenant COVER
nor the names will run: Botkin, republi-
can; Cullum. reople's party; Melton, demo.
ciat. The tiske will be about twenty
inches long and about twelve inches wide.
In Lewis and Clarke county the prohibi-
tionists have no candidates except presi-
Dental electors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
THEY HIRED A HALL.
ED. H0rsky and Adolf Jacobs Have n joint
Debate mt The %MdItOrInan.

Ed. Horsky and Adolf Jacobs HAve n Joint
Debate nj the a nditorinm.
Fnily 800 people went to the Auditorium
last night to hssra joint debate between
Ed. Horsky, representing tho republican
party, and Adolf Jacobs, on behalf of ths
peoples party. Tho hall was very COLI.
bat many Of those present kept themselves
warm by the hearty applause they gave the
yonng men. The admirers of the republi-
can side OF the matter made the most noise
ut what they thought called for approba-
ton, but there we're about No many who
applandsd jacobs good points, though they
were not 40 vociferous, II. A. Carleton kept
the time for tho debRtsrs. BY tina terms OF
the contest JACOBS WAS to open with n
speech Of forty-fye minutes, and Horsky
was to follow with u fifty. i've minuts talk.
Jacobs wns allowed five minutes to close.
Both young men may be said to have ac-
quilted themselves creditably from their
respective standpointa. Jacobs used the
arguments Of the peoples party advocates
In good stY,e, arguing that there was little
TO be hoped for from either Of the old par
ties in the matter of silver Legislation.
Horsky's remarks were directed principally
to combating the principles advocated by
tho peoples party.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
COLUM BUS DAY.
How It VIII He Celebrated by the Chill
dren In this CRthoIi Schools.

How It Will He Celebrated by the Chill
dren in this Catholic Schools.
Columbus day will be celebrated in a
very appropriate manner by the pupils of
the Catholic schools OF this city. On the
morning of Friday, ths 21st inst, the pupils
of st. Vincent academy and st. Aloysius
select school will attend the pontiical high
mass, to be celebrated with unusual pomp.
ut 1880. by Bishop Broadel, who will de-
liver tho sermon for the memorable ocoa-
sion. The cathedral choir will render h.
9. Garland's new mass. and the Catholic
societies, such as the Helena Catholic Lit
erary society. the Helena Catholic Drama
tic club. the Catholic Knights of America,
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians and st.
Jossph's Vsreia of Helena's congregation,
will be present. In the afternoon the chill
deem will assemble in their respective
schools, where patriotic speeches and his
torical Rotations will be delivered. In the
evening Bishop Brondel will give pontiical
bensdiotion, after which II free entertain
ment will be given at st. Aloysius hall, by
the pupils of st. Vincent academy. A
glance at the programme will suffice to
convince everybody that st. Vlncent's
academy has already attained a high stan
dard among the beat educational ins tit u
tions of the state Of Montana. Tn pro-
gramme is as follows:
Chorus =. -Four Hundred Years Ago.
Columbus March, ...::.......;.;. Orchestra
Piano, harp. violin, guitar mandolin, banjo,
Maryland schottish ,......M. Arnold, +. Greene
History Drill. ........... ..Minims Glass
s sosrs na mem M.reh..":.s. Homer, L. Coy
NJ Soc sei Hass't !. Wright, i. Ianelois,. il. Hilger.
The { lain OF Nations. Italy; spain a Amerisa
Pan q --S 1dSk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
miraculous Escap. of Minors.

B%EssEMER, Mich, Oct. 1~0.-Nineteen min
ers employed in the Colvy mine were de-
scending shaft No. 7 this morning in n cage
when the brakeman ut the mouth of the
tunnel noticed that the rope on the drum
had neatly given out. He shouted to
Il akeman Ryan. in charge of the maohin-
ery, TO apply the brake. Instead of doing
so RYAN threw it wide open and stood for a
moment dazed, then grabbed his hat and
coat and made for the woods, where he is
still wandering. Only one OF the nineteen
miners escaied unframed. The other
eighteen are in the hospital, every one suf-
fering from broken legs, arms and should
els. Foul are believed to be fatally hurt.
Ii is a miracle how the men escaped with
their lives.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
DISTRICT COURT.
Record of the Legal Proceedings Gone
Through with Yesterday.

Record of the Legal Proceedings Gone
Through with Yesterday.
The following is a record of the proceed
ings of the district ourt yesterday:
Zeckler vs.. Dsegan. Defendants motion
for judgment or the pleadings overruled;
exception taken.
Falk, Yung, ct al. VS.. Sohlessingsr. Plain
tiffs' motion to strike out amended answer
and for Judgment overruied.
Watson Va. Eideset al. Motion to strike
out parts of answer overruled; exception
taken.
Helena Steam Heating Company vs.
Wells. Extension of ten days granted to
file answer.
Union Mercantile Company vs.. Ramsdell
Broth0rs. Dismissed as settled.
Montana National Bank va. Mcfarland.
Demurrer oysr,uledj I've days given to an
swer.
American National Bank va. +. E. Theme
ct al. Motion for Judgment on pleadings
oyerruled.