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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

1t is very gratifying to observe how
sensibly the Eastern gold bug press is
beginning to regard the silver ques-
ton. Even Murat Halstead's Brook
Ign Standard Union comedies that
Senator McPherson's resolution, sus-
pending silver bullion purchases will
not pass. It says: But you can't
fool an old silver man with little
trick like that. The price of the re-
peal of the Sherman law is free coin
age. The golden key of the situation
is to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to sell four thousand tons of
silver bullion. The purchase of a
limited quantity is another and lesser
matter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28
WHITE PINE NEWS
The Governors Message.

fact that it is more remarkable for
what it does not say than for what it
says.
The Governor says the entire State
debt at this time, exclusive of the $780,
900 irredeemable bond is 5000, 1908
The cash in the State Treasury at this
date applicable to the payment of this
debt is $215, $40 81, leaving surplus
of $15, O93 80.
He discusses the failure to publish
the. Constitutional Amendments adopt
ed by the last Legislature, claiming
that no statue exists providing the
manner or means for publishing those
amendments, ane holds that their pub
lication in the Statutes is sufficient
publication, under the Constitution,
and refers the question to the Legis-
lature for decision.
The Governor suggests that a saw
ing could be made in the State Print
ing Office by looping off useless inven-
tories of supplies on hand from the
reports of the public institutions, the
duplication of reports, etc.
The attention of the Legislature is
especially directed to the manner of
electing the Warden of the Peniten-
tiary and it is urged to repeal the pres
emit law and clothe the Board of Pris-
on Commissioners with authority to
appoint.
The Legislature is also urged to re-
peal the Act making it a felony to sell
liquor to Indians as it's operation has
cost the State in two years for trans
portation alone the sum of 1888. 90.
The message discusses agriculture
and irrigation, and investigation of
the causes of fires, the promotion of
uniformity of legislation, commends
the Australian ballot law; the man
agement of the Insane Asylum and
the State University, the National
Guard and the State Orphans Home.
1t recommends memorial to Con-
gress urging the passage of a bill fa-
voring the Nicaragua Canal, fears
there is but little hope for imme date
relief for the mining industry, and
suggests nothing for the Legislature
to do on the subject, not even to
memorial Congress to pass free coin
age bill.
1t directs attention the amenments
to the school laws suggested by State
Superintendent Ring, says it is mat
tor of extreme regret to every citizen
of the State to be compelled to admit
that our financial condition prohibits
the possibility of Nevada successfully
competing with other States in making
an exhibit at the Chicago Exposition.
1t refers to the State laboratory
built at the University, but as there
is, thus far little evidence of it's utility,
no recommendation is made for an
appropriation for it's support.
1t advises that no more appropria-
tions be made for the several district
agricultural societies, but recommends
a liberal appropriations for the State
Agricultural Society.
1t directs attention to the fact that
surplus school funds remain in the
Treasury drawing no interest.
1t recommeds an appropriation of
$1 900 for the service of Attorney and
Land Agent for Nevada at Washing
ton.
An appropriation of So, 900 is recon-
mended the amount to be expended
under the direction of the Fish Com
missioner.
Reference is made to the Surveyor
Ganaraps raport which 90 lie n 4+oo+;o,,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

Senator Teller of Colorado intimates
that the Silver men will talk to death
any measuae prohibiting the further
purchase of bullion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

assessment No. Is, levied on the 26th day of
November, 1898, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the. respective share
holders, as follows;
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

Patterson, who headed the citizens
of New Orleans in lynching the Ital-
ian muderers of Chief of Police Hen
messy, year ago, has had his resi-
dence reduced to ashes twice by in
cendiaries within the past twelve
months.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

The resolution introduced by Assem-
blymen Wheeler of Eureka has the
true ring. No man should be elected
to the u. S. Senate who is not an
earnest, honest advocate of free coin
age.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

Up to the present only unimportant
matters have engaged the attention of
Nevada's Legislature.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

John Sherman charges the Demo-
ceat party with being free coinage
party. Let us hope that the charge is
true.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

The Silver State says bill has al
ready been introduced to repeal the
irrigation law of 1889. The law has
been given fair trial and found want
ing. The legislator who formulates
water law that will prove satisfactory
to all parts of the State will earn I'M
dying fame.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

The usual tinkering with Constitu-
tional amendments are on again in the
Legislature. Such amendments so far
have been barren of results. The on
ly way to set aside our present high
pressure form of government, and at
once, is to call Constitutional Con-
vention. We would get more than
ever on the cost of the Convention in
one year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-01-28

If the present Legislature fails to
pass simple resolution accepting for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
tbcstitution ~ Indiana

Anderson, Ind. lh, - Ih. county
commissioners and t"wu~hIp tru-t"r- -
,h" towns ~ the Indiana ga belt. anil
whl. Il iurlud" kok"utu. Muurt". Map.u.
ElWu-l. NuIlrsvIllr, t,nr CItS aud Hart
i"rl tliS, arr ~ r"--Iuu her" To-day, i'I
ia" l'urIs'-'' ut considering m"asui"- rI
graphing with the prevailing d"-t,uijur
IL thir r"giuu tn" CLOSING down 1T ,a.
ri"ur manufacturing and other "u'rI.
lris"r during thr Imri few months h,.
thrown uut IT employment ful y twenty
Thousand wat,". workers. many f iN'.
hriug heads uf fI,ull"-, and th,.-,. ur,. r.'.
tir'lN drsiitut'' ~" ull",' ui 't, ,.u
irrrncr ~ to devils" a l,u form nna ....
nmurrM m"th"i 1T maintaining iu,. .irs'..
tat" until thr revival ut hIslu, ,--
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23

Washington. n,'c :. y. I.r- 'hau n'.
teen -lu"- a" -ari /" 10" uu th" -! r... g
e." Russian EMBASSY ia ilu- riiy, in,.r .u.
tres h'ire To- k""I track nt 'u" IT,, n.u' ..i.
nrS "Atlr- Indifferent part. e iN"r.tu'il.
T. MAX" r'I"'t IT th'lr movements. nud T..
ASCERTAIN 'hr unm"S and Ai,ir-~'', - '... .-'
lu 'h"lr uhiN" c"uulS With Whom iu'!
huli correspondence. som, e I,"s,. ~I.,-
arr uu'iuua.IS uu ~" muS", th"lr ui1I"t-
h'ruI Transmitted 'uthcm thruuEh u -'rr,'
bureau ~ N"w Work. Inr-, facts base,
l""u brought uut hS th" recent -uI,lI, 10
thirAy" e u one" WEALTHY Rursiau hu.'.
VII" was dugE",l from plrr" g. / lace uu'I
M" h"rRiu" - huri"u. An attaChr II tn"
Russian l"gntIuu l"hs,"i ia" other night,
Will" with cuuvlVIal company ~ a Ii.lu.
in"ut hotel that ia" -y-t"n 81 "-Iuuualr
~as =" rumrl"t" and It- rauIhrailuu~ -r
Widespread that there was harily IrnIH.
Iu"nt exile ~ tins country whu-,' iaily
movements could "sraI" report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
Z. o~s TO las Vegas.

Ou IA" let of January. 1874, Chhs W
psuy"r, who for rlI years hNS -urc"-r
fully managed the husiurrs Of G,+r.
blackwell n Co., this city, s,-r g. Lar
Vegas, still r'tAluluk employment m ih"
nrm, and {, Y, Waugh. now with liam.
hhn n Constable, Lac N-gAr. hk"s the
position '" b" vacated herr hy Mr lhn
yer The new manager iH ~ mui'' nor
irHs than genial Frank Waugh, who wa
VA" commercial Traveller fur the hrin up
I" wlthln few months Agu, and th"riur'
we'll acquainted with oar I"'"pIr Ih" de .
I,Arturr uf Mr. DanNrT vii l." regretted,
Tor h- IN n pheasant gentleman, fan "i ar'
hNity and bus,ursH qualities, Aud lHE
ClrlLKS Wishes HIM sucr"Ss at Las N"'
gaS Mr., Waugh - ~rlr"m" back tp th.
territorial mrtrrpulr The chang" VII!
probably bring j. MInium, ia" hrm'- -
cellent wuDl buyer, I" ia" lu"Al huuHr,
making his futnr headquarters herr.
W. n EArickrnn Will l." retained az
bDkk.-I-r, and hr should l~' for various
AMI rundry r-Aspns, aud ,u-u again It ~
more pheasant here than Ia Lac Nrsa-
Peter Mc McFArlAnd /. also secure m hir ~.
uAtion As shipping clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
WORK AHEAD!
Congress Will Get 10 Business
After the Holidays,
Russian Spi"si this Country to
Make Reports.
Wide spread DcStitution RcpUrtrd In
Indiana
NATIONAL LABOR .ONfEHEN,E.

Washington, H., - An"r ,nr huh.
days congress n"gu- nu lu'rr,'.'Ius and
m"ri m"ml"r- think u hong SECESSION The
Wilson hill Will hr thr h,-I w,a-ur" 'ak
"n up ~ the huu~,. Th" ,uum'ir,. uu
foreign affairs Will pr'-"ut resolution
"u III" Hawaiian question: 80 h, dI-,u.-,d
aud dI~Iusrd ui TIA" irhat" uu ,,' tr.r
will then hcgiu ~ EARNEST Ih" mann.
g"rr hop" 4" ImSs ia" lNll amt -'uI u T..
Va" Sua," ~ ia" mrldI, If February 90
tli" latest Amer that in" ruiumlit",. ,r
Appropriations wIll claim th" attention -
Va" h"'S' "l'h ia" annual HrrrIra'I.n
l.|l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23

Philadelphia. h'c - y" tim" ,r
plHc" haS yet been ircid'-I upon Tor 'h"
national conference "f representatives ut
labor ar organizations " hirh II tu l,' h-.d
III pursuance" ui resolution PASSED al
ia" recent convention oi thr knights ut
Labor ia thls city, and the object #
which II tu dIS,urs the present condition
~ th" lA,"ring l""l'l" "i TIA" country, and
t" sugg"st Ani further plan ~ whI,h
the vaIi"us lsh"r organizations can "a it,,
Tor the Htn"hurati"n uG the masses The
pruI"s,'i conference Mas indurs"i hS th'
AmrrlcAL Federation uf Labor at IT. rnu.
N"utlpn IN thIragu lHst week and d"I".
gates elected, - tina, nlrrady It ~ certain
that nearly two millions uf wag,' workers
viii l." i''pr'srni'-i ~ ia" conference
'"rIrsI"nd-nr" II now suiue "u with th"
various d"lrgai"r appointed aud th" for.
mai call will l." issued within few days.
and ia" convention will l." h"hi about ,h"
second week IA January rlih"r IA th9r
city, Pttshurg. tinrIuua, or Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
distractions for " ms

San FrHnciHco. Drc. - The Hi-amrhiu
AlAn-ia IL due at li"uulu,u to-day with
dispatches for Minister Willis, which
were prepared "A, ia" stat" department, ou
the 18th aud tcl"grur,t"d tu this city II
Ia assumed, however. that Minister willie
In already advised nf Tia" latest policy of
the administration. RE the cutter CurW IN
should have r.achrd Honolulu on Mon
day. Advic.s ly ia" steamer l"aNIus
that por, to-day arr hrrus auAluusly
awaited 10y thu-" r"urrIu,r III the liza =
whiiAn situation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
q HAY state celebration

Boston, Mass. lh'c. - This - Fore
fathers bay" n time hunur,d r"h'rra,iau
among the sous aud daughters &C the la!
State, and in all ia" rrlurtpal riti"r # Tia"
country the two hundred and seventy
third aunv"rrar! # TIA" landing Will l."
appropriately observed Ia tins city
Governor Russell and Srua,urs nu.isr
and ll"ar viii l." IT," principal .Irakrrr
nj thiH evenings banquet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
ssoid iragr DI-ra Erred.

Tacoma. Wash. h'r. =! rlrh ledge
of gold and silver was discovered IN the
hear, of th" city hyH workman digging IL
cellar. Non" of the PROPERTY owners IA
the viclnlty know ia" wh"rrabuutr uf ,hr
l~igr. The miners arr nvrstIgAtns. and
II the city has II" rlgh, I" the s,uii they
will tell ia" "~nrrs uf IA" lh- where the
ledg" i- anl take them ,ut" develop
Inent schrlur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23

U"uy"r, bee - Cmri Jus,icv Huy'
'lu- morning drr,d,d that Mora. known
n NJ" Red HI murlrr,'r. must lie, aud
r'nt"u,'d hum tu hang JauunrS 7,h The
Das'' has l,'"u iu th" courts for two years.
having frequent trhls Mora Killed twu
mon, Anderson aul Peterson. cauHclcssly
10 PARK county. nly, l>1u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23

InE 'IrlIhN man WA- uu his way w"r'
ga Kai,r,,Hi n,ruu" aud met ia" police
man. vito informed hin II the Ir,4i
hen IN" reporter arrived In Pear"
~a- rrrs"ut. On IA" h,apr rr th" right 4
the l"'i lAii III" hl,a.i stained razor. AMI
Mr. Sutherland, dead hut warm TAr
l"I ,lpth"s w"r" ttAln"i with her hf,
hln'.i, and ia" art"r."r hal cent rtIram
Il hIuI clear I" the wall, auI several
fee, ur IL" ii,-,r when th" i,.'t"r arrived
10" Nnr gasplug for hr"a,h, hur uu m"Il.
al rklli, ~ I",Nrr "u earth, ruuli save
her. and IA few mIuu,"s Lrr -ui"rlrgr
ruI,d,
Mrr M"uutH state tia, Whru che "n
rr'l ia" rs'm, after she hAi AIpa,I the
r"|"r, ri," arr"aIIugIy !,.,k~I in'r her G,,r
Hr.i mutt"rI thee" words II frrg.y"
Juu, hpt tell HIM T." mk" rar' # ny
Tasty Thss" were hrr last wurI-
gr,rI.k Lp,EHAEr Nur,t|sp
Policeman f"Iu"h. amer notifying NO.
d,-tDr- also lufirm-d Jurir" khat
and MaI-hai lh.id The jusilur wa uu
his way g. hE ranch near the Indian
s,hr., HnI h" -r"pr'~i at the little iram".
yirw,-l thr -ai r,,''tacl", And at hls 10.
stance the marshal -uuuHun,si the follow
lug gsut.,Iurl e. rrN" a. c"ruurr'H lur.
orr j G. Ma-aa.I, G. n kmhA!l. III
Qurkrli. DAVID kuInlph, John Anderson
81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
FHkca bN urnn,p.

oskals'sa. Iowa. Doe - gang #
sixteen 'ramps held up rud robbed thr
deputy 0hrr,'' aui II Policeman bate hast
n'ghi On" ''"nI' wa- Killed aud ,hr or.
hrrr badly nrus"i 1h" ,jru,y .- .y,r.
run with 'Hmr- aud ,hr militia wl. m.
called "ut 1" protect 'h, town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
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Hanf"ri. Cal. Ihc - IL drsrrra,r
Hh"n,ing nilray l"twr"u + HyrI and
John Harrls, both w"r. f,'A ly wuund"d
Harris me, lIyri aud drew - ry"l,"r
and Opened hr". ~lIrt was returned, AT
ter which both grnprl"I aud w,r, spa
ra'Ni with ,llhr,d'y liutu viii certainly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23
~ vaN a Iss.nr

4 Washin ton man ha, Just opened
n drntal parlor After much waiting
IA customer cam" along II was an
old frIrn :, b 4 h" did not act sociab
The DENTS; felt IL his duty TO be
AHahl", and he said
"t'ood morning, you are looking
exceedingly wei Ia day"
Tho visitor put his hand to his jaw
and glarcd
81 look exceedingly well to-day
"Ncs tina, is To- say you but
before he could think II anything
tn" customer had grabbed his hat
and slammed the door
Then IA" dentist muttcrcd II have
learned one thing To day Nothing
abuses IA" indulgence oi man with
u toothachc so mach ~ 10 tell him
he il looking well
And he got some red ink AMI u
stub pen and wrote II down 40 that
h" would never forget 1t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23

Prf, Ramsay, manager II ia" lnN"r'
sity fDi ball team. Informs THE IIriISN
that tue game at the fair gr,unds tnuI
ulAs Afternoon between his team AuI tue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23

l"ul"u, lice - - lsrb I,ury stan.
huI", secretary e war IA Lori SAl-.
hrr! r cabinet, d'd -uidrnly the morn
IIug
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The W Gather.

Report from the New MrNicu l'ulv"r
si,y observatory Maximum t"mI'"ra
turr, ih' minimum, -; rain, none
sunshine. lu1 per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-23

IL the in.Autim-, l-tw--u ia" arrival
Of tie duetor aud coruuers Jury, Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-08
PAID IN HIS OWN COIN.

A Humorous Story From Normandy Of .
Peasants Thriftiness.
Paris Letter to London Telegraph.
By way of illustration Of the proverbial
craftiness Of the Norman peasantry An amusing
story is related, which, il not in strict accord
ance with fact has at least the merit Of origi-
nality. certain baker in business in small
town obtained his supply Of butter from a
farmer in the neghborhood. One fine day he
discovered that the pats. which were supposed
to weigh three pounds each, were not up to the
standard, and further examination revealed
steady diminutiou in the daily pro-
vision. At last the baker lodged a
formal complaint against the farmer and
the affair was brought before the local court
"Have you any scales?" inquired the magis-
trate. ayes. Monsieur lie Juge," was the ready
reply. "And have you any weights?" continued
the Judge. An answer this time in the negative
was promptly given. "But how did you man.
age to weigh your butter2" asked the magistrat to.
Then the farmer related that ever since the
baker had taken his butter he had returned the
compliment by buying his bread. The baker
supplied him with three-pound loaves and he
used them az weights for his butter. at is his
f,ult. not mine, il the weight Is not CORE 9 t, "
added the farmer, who was speedily acqu lifted
and left the court in triumph with an escort of
friends and admirers.
Since this trial the farmer is said to have been
supplied with more than his due provision of
bread; but he has taken good care not to fail
into the opposite error, and the baker has now
his three-pound pats Of butter full weight, but
not an ounce more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-08

northwest be removed and new one erected;
that a new pump be placed in the well on e
street between 18th and 18th streets southeast;
that the street hydrant at 4th and L streets
southeast be abandoned and . new hydrant
erected in its place.
BIDS OPENED.
Bids were opened yesterday by the Commits
sioners for furnishing the District with
broken stone, sand. gravel, blue stone,
trap frames and covers and sewer brick. The
bidders on broken sand and gravel were Chas.
G. Smith & Son, J. G. Summers
and John B. Lord. For blue stone, trap frames
and covers, Aoker 4 Co. and John Burns. For
sewer brick, Washington Brick and Terra
Gotta Company.
POWERS AS TO WELLS.
The attorney for the District has decided
that the Commissioners have the power
to require the owners of property
upon which wells are situated that have been
found to be impure and unwholesome to
abate the nuisance upon notification from
the health department. By failure to do SO
they may be prosecuted in the Police Court.
NO ADVICE IN PRIVATE CASES.
Attorney Thomas says that he does not
think his Office should be called upon to
give legal advice in private cases. There
was recently received by the Commits
sioners letter from a prominent real
estate dealer requesting certain information
with relation to assessments. In the letter
1t was suggested that the attorney for
the District be called upon to give his opin-
ion and to examine the case and find II there
we're any precedents whereby the assessment
could be quashed. Mr.. Thomas says 1t would be
establishing bad precedent to have tho attorney
Tor the District pass upon such cases. He
thinks the gentleman should employ lawyer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Commissioner Parker will return to the city
on Monday next.
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HE JOINED THE TRIBE

ana was ne"airiea according to tho In
dian custom.
J. K. Guinotte, superintendent Of the city de-
partment Of buildings. saws the Kans.s CITY
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py announcing tnat ne was married At Sinlta,
T., to Mrs. Mamie Guinotte.
Mr. Guinotte also stated that he was married
according 10 thu lava of the Ch.rota. Ina;.,
rot;or and .. row eli e.aooa .,.,,h~ - 49,.
n"ioA "N0 40 NJ" 0i'-neus0o "e"'oer oi 'nas
"ioe'
Mr.. and Mrs. Guinotte were first married
about six years ago and have lived in Kansas
City ever since. Mrs. Guinotte traces her an
cestry back through several generations to the
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr, DIVISION 2-Judge Cor.
Yesterday-Bear agt. Green, ]. Lansburgh agt.
Kearnes, Monroe & Bro. agt. T. J. Murray and
Dry Goods Commercial Co. agt A Kaufman
judgments by default.
Today-Echols agt Deane; judgment for
want of plea. Carlisle agt. s. G. Marshall; mo
ton for judgment overruled; motion for bill OF
particulars granted; defendant given ten
days to plead. Duperquit Co. agt.
Murray; Judgment by default Beveridge
agt Clock; do. Willard agt Laws;
do. Norton 4 Co. agt A. r. Williams; mo-
ton for Judgment overruled and security for
costs ordered. State Line and Sullwin T. X.
Co. agt same; security for costs ordered.
Moeller agt Moeller; order of publication.
Woods agt. Ingraham; do. Walker agt. B. and
p. r. r. Co.; exceptions signed, &c. c. Caring
ton agt. same; do. Fitzgerald agt same; do.
EoUrrr CoURr-Chief Justice Bingham
Yesterday-Crouse agt. BisseI; decree sus-
tanning demurrer. In re Martha A. Gilliland
order refusing change of investment Williams
agt. Marshall; appearance ordered. Bowler
agt- Guy; guardian ad Item appointed Elec-
trolibration Co. agt Sanche; order for defend
ants to pay counsel fees. Willet agt Pabst;
order for investment.
Today-Tullock agt. Tullock; guardian ad
Item appointed Moss agt Moss; decree for
sale, +. Beall, trustee Ball Electric Light Com
pany agt. Gilbert: do, H. p. Blair, trustee.
Smith against Bondin do, MCKINLEY, trustee.
Ashburn agt Carr, do, T. NJ. Fields, trustee.
Clark agt. Rich's heirs; decree establishing
title. Stieger agt. Sadler: auditors report rati-
fed. Petit agt Bean; reference to auditor.