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ToEsTAeLisA eLAsTFuRnAcEs
Iron Dealers Of the Cream City Considering
the Proposition.

MILWAUKEE, Feb, 16.-A move is on
foot by Milwaukee iron dealers and
capitalists to establish extensive blast
furnaces on the aogebic range at Iron.
wood and BesseIner. Thus far, how
ever, no definite arrangements have
been consummated. Among the gen.
tlemen Interested are Captain I. M.
Bean and w H. Cottrell, the latter the
attorney Of the E. P. Allis company.
When asked for particulars Captain
Bean said: s.It is true that some
preliminary steps have been taken in
that direction, but as yet there is moth
ing definite, and the plans proposed
may not be carried ont. Much depends
on the future condition of theiron mar
ket. tits fact that the iron market
is quite low as to prices at the present
time, and. while the demand and con
sumption of iron is extensive, the
prices are away down and capitalists
naturally hesitate about putting large
sums of money into blast furnaces. We
have consequently made no definite ar.
rangcments as yet, but III short time
active steps may be taken and exten-
sive furnaces established on the Goge..
bic range. II such a move be carried
out, it will be largely = Milwaukee en-
terprise. s55%
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GAY AND DISHONEST BROWN,
Asioux Falls insu- -anee Agent skips, Leay,.
ing Shortage Behind Him,

Sioux FALLS, S. u /, Feb. 16.---Elmer
F. Brown, who came here from Chicago
to secure divorce. left last Friday and
is supposed to be in Minneapolis He
was agent for the Pennsylvania Mutual
Life Insurance company and wrote
many policies Failing to account to
the company for the premiums, De
Forest Pomeroy, of Sioux City, general
agent of the company, is here looking
up Browns affairs and Strengthening
matters with the policy holders. Pom
crows loss will amount to several hun
dred dollars. Brown has been removed
rs agent. While here Brown was very
gay. He had ordered wedding suit
for use after his decree was granted,
Pomeroy has the suit.
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New Laws Made at Pierre.

PIERRE, s. D.. Feb. i5.The follow
Ing bills have been signed by the gov
ernor. and consequently have become
laws.
z Dollard's bill providing that an action
upon Judgment of any court in the
United States except one of this state
shall be begun within ten years after its
date, or II the Judgment has already ex-
pired, within two years from the date Of
this act.
Dollardis bill, Z, providing that after il
conviction for hastardN in the county
court the father Of an illegitimate child
shall pay to the mother for the first year
not more than 300 and for the succeeding
niue wears not more than S5Dyearly.
Cribs bill, So, providing that county
commissioners shall give bonds in $1,000,
approved by the clerk Of the courts
Hart's bill, %, providing that il, all
eases of attachment the officer'shau give
written notice and a list of the property
to the debtor and that the latter must
claim his exemptions within Ave days.
Dollard's bill, 80, providing that where
an illegal sale Of property for taxes has
been made. the county treasurer shall re-
sum paid and IL percent interest.
Fs Hart's bill, 20, dcdicating a strip of
land in Sioux Falls thirty feet wide and
running from the corner OF Phillips
avenue and Second street east 92 feet,
north $50 feet, west % feet and south $50
feet.
Stuvernd's bill providing that when q
railroad does not consent to the erec
tion of a warehouse on it's light-of-way
the county commissioners may proceed to
the place and determine whether such
warehouse is needed
J. Lynch's bill providing that no elk. deer,
mountain sheep orantelope shall be illed
until September To- 1898.
Asley's bill 5s, providing that no one
shall be obliged to register county war
rants, but that when such warrants are
-offered for registration the county treas.
Mrer shall register them in the order in
which they we're presented. to be paid in
that order.
Motley,s bill pr viding that county
treasnrers shall at tax sales offer thu
land in parcels in the order in which they
appear ON the tax list. 81
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AN AFFECTING REUNION.
De Lesseps Ent,rtains the Detectives
Charge Of His Son Without Su.picioa.

De Cesseps Entsrtains the Detectives in
Charge Of His Son Without Su spicioa.
PARIS. Feb, l6.-Charles de Lessep,
remained all yesterday with his father
Ferdinand. Mt Lechesnnye The aged
De Lesseps recognized and embraced
his son, still ignorant of the scntenc"
that had doomed them both to impris
onment. Charles managed to restrair
his tears and assumed cheerful aspect
so that his father might not suspec,
the truth. Charles introduced the detec
tiyes, whose prisoner lie was, as friend.
that had accompanied him from Paris
and Ferdinand received them in ;r
much of his old debonnairo fashion al.
his dccrepit condition and weakened
faculties would permit They ali chat
tied together and when dinner time
came Ferdinand invited the visitors to
dine, privilege of which they would
have availed themselves whether in
vited or not.
Ferdinand's mind still fingered ON
the possibilities of the Panama canal
and now and then he spoke
enthusiastically about the re-
vival OF the enterprise and
the eventful union under French au-
spices OF the waters of, the Atlantic and
Pacific. Charles listened mutely to his
fathers utterances on the subject, the
remarks being OF an erratic character
which Indicated that, the intellect Of
the veteran diplomatist and engineer
had lost its strength. When evening
came Ferdinand again embraced his
son and expressed a hope that he
would soon see him again.
Then the detectives, who had never
once left Charles alone, escorted him
back to Paris and he was lodged again
in the conciergerie a 5 o'clock in the
morning.
Henri Cottp, onetof the Panama de.
PENDANTS under sentence, is in London,
and will go thence to Vienna, after.
wards returning to Paris to meet the
penalty imposed upon him provided
his appeal against the sentence is not
sustained.
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BARRED OUT BY QUARANTINE
Canadian Thoroughbred stockmen Will
Make NoWor,d's Fair Exhibit,

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 16.-The Cam
adian government is boiling overswith
indignation. 1t has been officially noti-
fed by the United States authorities
that the recent quarantine regulations
imposing ninety days quarantine on
Canadian cattle and making Buffalo
the only port of entry. will also apply
to thoroughbred stock from this conn
try to the worlds fair al Chicago.
The result Of this will be to prevent the
exhibition of any Canadian stock at the
exposition. The exhibit Of stock from
Canada would have been decidedly one
of the best that GOULD have been pro-
dnced in the Dominion. Much interest
has been taken in this matter by the
breeding and stock associations of the
country which, in conjunction with the
provincial governments and the Do
minion authorities, have been at work
now for over year getting up an ex-
hibit Of thoroughbred stock which
would have been well worth the see
ing. The action of the United States
government in this regard is likely to
make other exhibits withdraw.
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JOE JEFFERsoN's LECTURE.
The Actor vii Deliver "A Discourse on ths
j Drama" at Mrs. CIeve,and,s Raauast.

The Actor vii Deliver "A Discourse on ths
] Drama" at Mrs. cleve!and's REQUEST.
! NEW YORK. Feb. l6.-At the Request
of hrs. Grover Cleveland, Joe Jefre..
has consented to deliver lectu q
at Music hall, in this city, on March |,
for the benefit Of the New York
kindergarten association, of which the
wife of the presidentcelect is one of the
patronesses. Mr.. jefferson will give
"a Discourse on the Drama" 1t is ex.
pected that he will read his verses on
the ShakcspeareBacon controversy,
and thatin the course of his lecture he
will also read the gravediggers' scene
from Hamlet. This is the second
time that Mr.. jefferson has appeared
on the klatform, the first time being in
an address on similar theme at Yale
college. Those that We're present en-.
joyed an entertainment that is said to
have been altogether unique, and Mr..
Jetfersons many admirers in this city
will look forward with great curiosity
and pleasure to his first appearance in
New York in an altogether new role.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
Bill incorporating the Institution pa.ss

Bill incorporating the Instituton Passes
the Senate.
W WASHINGTON, Feb. III. The senate
has passed the house bill Incorporating
the American university. Of which
Bishop John F. Hurst, of the NJ. E.
church, il the chancellor and active
promoter. The university charter was
temporarily secured years ago under
the general Incorporation laws Of the
District Of Columbia, but the special
aherter from congress was found neces-
sary TO meet the rapid advancement 81
the project. The law now passed gives
the university . broad and liberal char
ter under which 1t can carry forward
Its highest aims. S.8 B
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THE WILLARD FounrA,n.
A London Sculptor Awarded t.e Com
,r,ission..J jealous Comment.

A London Sculptor Awarded tte Com.
n1ission..Jealous Comment.
CHICAGO, Feb. IT, The Willard
fountain, which is TO be a gift to the
city Of Chicago from temperance chil-
dren all over the world, is to epme
from the studio Of young London art.
list. George I. Wade, and concerning
this there is 4 good deal OF strong con-
meat among the local members of the
WomeI's Temperance union, many OF
whom take the ground that there are
plenty Of talented women sculptors in
this country who might have been
selected without having to go abroad,
especially as the movement was origin.
ated by temperance women. Its said
that Wade is a protege OF Lady Henry
Somerset, ard SO her diplomatic finger
is seen in the awarding of the commits
sion. Wade has recently finished a life
size statue OF Sir John Macdonald for
the Canadian government, and also a
hnst OF the duke of Clarence and tho
prince OF Wales.
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CIR PHO.

sSe14 Me- fon Il a.
1 Work ~ every description executed
II ~ We best sty and NJ tho lowest rates.
I Nd, AdvertiseInsnts not accompanied by n.
{ sssuctions vial be inserted until ordered out
{ ma charged accordingly.
~ short rtccmmunications on any subject Of
anterest are acceptable If accompanied ~
ne name OF the author.
Al matter intended for the next Issue
ea.sst be In the Office as early as Wednesday
evening " insure pu bltcation.
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A COPPER RATCHET.
A Winnebago indian Exhibit; Relic Of the
Mound Builders,

BLAcKsR1vER FALLS, Wis, Feb. 10
A remarkable curiosity was shown
here recently by one of the Winnebago
Indians from Winona. 1t was copper
hatchet with an edge as keen as it is
possible to get steel. He hewcd hard
wood knots with ii to show that it was
as hard to break as steel. He said it
was found in one of the mounds Of
Wisconsin near Winona, with knives
made of the same material. An at
tempt was made to buy it, but he said
he had been offered Ss5 for it, but
would not sell il at any price. He says
he has a large number of these mound
builder curiosities that he will take to
the worlds fair this summer, some Of
which have never been found else.
where. He claims the knives can be
sharpened as keen as razors, and says
that according to tradition they must
be over $500 years ola He expects to
sell some of these at fabulous prices at
Chicago next summer to relic hunters.
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A eulcs Txip from China.

VICTORIA, B. G., Feb, The steam.
ship Empress Of China arrived from
Yokohama last evening, having been
but II days and 90 hours on the pass
age. Among the passengers are the
ceylon commissioners to the worlds
fair and party Of singales. The
steamship brings news from Yolsohoma
that the budget had failed to pass and.
the members Of the japanese govern
ment were thinking Of resigning.
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STRUCK BY a SNOW PLow. I
Tro Men instantly Killed BY a Pacific shosl
Line Train,

o'sEIII, Neb., Feb. ia carriage
containing two men was struck by a
snow plow, west bound on the Pacific
Short Line, one and one-half miles east
of o NeiH at il;so e. m. WedDeday, kill
ing the two men instantly.
The only means Of Identifying them
was by papers on the bodies showing
one to be n. Q. Mccleary. Of Inman,
md the other W. F. Moore, OF Stafford,
both single men.
The engineer svhistled and rang the
bell. but it@is supposed they were
wrapped up SO that the signals were
not heard Both bodies were terribly
mutilated rs.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. y
Hogs-Heavy, ss. Oo9s $50; mixed, s7.90@
$50; light, 81. 5OQlS BE-
stockers and feeders. s.,50@LSs; mixed
cows and bnlls, S2,00@sa5; Texans, $a25
@3S5.
Sheep Natives, s42505eo; Texans,
$3.76@5.0o; westerns, $4.25@5.l5
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From y recent official return it ap.
pears that there were ninety-three deaths
by suicidein Bombay last year. In pro.
portion to population the Parsees head
/ the list, followed by Europeans, while the
native Christians are at the bottom. The
female suicides are mainly among Hin
docs, and twenty two of them were mar
ried women between the ages Of I2 and 30.
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DISASTER AT SEA.
The Bark Catalina Wrecked and ssysn o,
the Crew Drowned. n

the Crew Drowned. Il55 &
LONDON, Feb: ls. "A serious marine
disaster is reported. The bark Catalina
owned at Bremen, has been wrecked
off the Noll of Galway, and the cap.
tain and seven of the crow drowned
Four were saved. The Catalina was
commanded by Captain Schutta, and
left Wilmington tn the United Slater
on October "a Inst for Rowling, : port
on the Clyde between Dumbarto on and
Glasgow and has since been engaged III
other traffic. l:ys9T 5ss
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sout,omaha,

SOUTH OMAHA, Feb. 10.
Hogs-Heavy. q. 9O@s. 20; mixed, 81. 500
sos; light. *7.S093.05.
Cattle-Stockcrs and feeders, s20O@
O. 85; cows, $9.00@ $50; common, 75cG0s 90.
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Pins are found among the mummies
of Egypt and sn prehistoric caves.
!. Awkward Youths.

Little Dick Seem to me the older
folks grow the more awkward they get.
MammaWh so?
Little Dick-I can fix on sisters
skates in two minutes, but 1t takes
Mr.. Nicefello bout half an hour.
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Some tireless eastern genius has con.
ceived the scheme Of farming % new state
out Of the northern section ci Michigon,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. To this he
would give the name of Superior, not be-
she 70 attas hs
trict, but becansc IT forms the lower
fringe of Take Superior z ss sSFssss6
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= Snnif appears to be once more taking
IN upward turn; the domestic Production
n our own country steadily increases.
sA large silver house is manufacturing
silver snuff boxes and exporting them to
aEnRland and France, and lust as the old
year closed a firm IN Toledo, o., received
an order for, 4, 900, GOD snuff boxes to be de.
1ivered carly In the new year.
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the MARKETS
Liv, Stock.

Sioux CITY, Feb. 10.
Hogs-Light, 81. 7o.ans5; mixed, s7.75@
700; heavy, 81 SO(dS01. p
Cattle-Steers, 100 to 1890 pounds,
S2.75@4.25; feeders, s3.50@3. 40; stocEers,
$3.O0(9}. Ii; !; cows, common to good. 81 .Oo@
Soo; yearlings, Sl.7592.0o; bulls, .25@
ECO; veal calves, S..59Qg5,00.
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Kansas CM.

KANSAS CRY, Feb. 15.
Cattle-D Dressed bef and Shipping
steers, 9. 0@2 95 cows $s.0o(9S 50; stock.
ers and feeders, $3.7514.15.
Hogs-AM grades, e5.O0@s.25.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 15.
Flour-spring patents, ss.scle3 90; win-
ter patents, 81. .80d4.10.
Wheat-Cash, 74l{c; May, 7S1Sc.
Corn-Cash, 43c; May, 46stc. &
ssl5tD35.
Rye--521 &c
Barley
Flax-sl.2116.
Timothy O6
Whisky-$l.i7
Pork Cash, $40. May, $3.50.
Lard Cash, s1l9215: May, $l1. .971x.
Ribscash, 5000; May, tl0. .05
Shoulders e71 0l1. DO.
Short Clear--s 10, ,s0{l 10 IS.
Cheese Cheddars, 1l@1lkc; fiats.5i1@
l1lSc; Young Americas, ll{@iac.
Butter- Creameries, 20t9s8c; dAiries, 20
gro. 5
Eggs 30i gale. @
Hides Heavy and light green salted,
gfu " cs.sed, 4IiQa1 Nc; green, c;green
salted calf, &c. sis. &.
Tallow-U Unehanged; No. 1, e,,1c; No. q,
511ac; cake, 10, " 's @ss 3 Vi
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coNeREss.oNA pRoosEpiisa
The Houss.

WASHINGTON. Feb O. Immediately astAr
the reading and approval OF the Journal
Mr.. Catchings dem, Mississippi,
called up the resolution OF the commitfsc:
and {if necessarily the next legislative day
for the consideration OF the bill repsat-
ing the Sherman silver act. Mr.. BAct n,
dem. New York, offered an anne, a.
ment to the order reported by Mr.. CAts NJ
ings providing for vote ON the bill and
all pending amendments at 2 p. m. tOmOr
row, after which no dilatory motion shAlls
be entertained until this is finally dis,
posed Of.
The house voted on the pravious quasss
tion on the silver repeal special order A
negative vote is favorable to cl0tuea;
One hundred and fifty-three TO 14l, the
vote stood informally In favor of the pro.
& vions question and against cloture tns fthe,
house, Finally the house recosfts
the entire silver special order N -
COMMITTEES, which kills silyerI
this session. Ss;sssssA
WARRINGTON. Feb. 10 Nrs0N
Pennsylvania, presented aEe<&4A
the legislature Of Penny yiS1Es 4aaSssss
the passage of the seFytex pssss ri ssy
and and prot protestt.ng sgai99s ~
from making exchange OF their Rrtfdcf6sl
limbs. Referred 4. ssss
The senate bill was passeds granting 10
the Colorado Rivev tfTl9A Ation company.
right-of-way across the Una Indian res;
ervationin California. A bill was passed
authorizing the construction ofs : bridge
across the Monongehela rivcr st West
Elijah BETH II AZ NJ
The house then proceeded iuscommittee
of the whole to the consideration OF The
invalid sionappropriation bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The republicans
of the house are filibnsteringagainskAn any
Limitation Of general debate on the pen.
sion appropriation bill The dempctats9
were compelled to yield. and the house:
has resumed the consideration Of The
pension appropriation bill with no limits-
ton as to general Debate. I
WASHINGTON, Feb l8. After 81 brief
fight between the committees on the Dise;
trict of Columbia and the committee ON
appropriations, the former came out vice
torious and proceeded to Gallup Bills Of =
local character. s3 n ~
The conference report on the fortit1ca-
tion appropriation bill was submitted and
agreed to-
in by filibusterin over the Hmita Ion Of
debate on the invalid appropriations bill.
Again the democrats ~ere obliged To-
yield to the republican demand that six
hours debate be accorded toft the minority
and II was agreed that general debatej
should close at o'clock, -. 81 g1s
The house resumed the consideration OF
the pension bills. IS
Mr.. Hatch, of Missouri, then indirectly'
gave notice Of the course he would pursue
on the anti-option bill. He had, he said, J,
waite waited the, patiently .fs for days Y
the appropriation bills should -
completed, but he now gave notice that NM
less the appropriation bills were disposed
of in reasonable time he would ash for
the consideration Of measure, which,
being q revenue bill, had the right of
way. .ss /,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The house re-
sumed the consideration Of the pension
appropriation bill shortly after meeting
this morning.
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Florida people are telling of an or.
;anEa tree In DIR. Abernathy's s grove at All.
toona which has borne during the past
aseason IL, 900 oranges. II IL a Seeding, 81
years old some 80 feet high, and has re.
celvel only the ordinary grove care and
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There are two kinds of curiosity shops
in the howcry kingdom--one is intended
4 for gnilcless globe trotters and the nove-
aux riches, tho other for collectors and
persons Of taste. In the former the pro
prietor asks anywhere from 200 to 5000
per cent profit on his goods; in the latter
he Is satisfied with anything between 81
and 100 per cent H
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'islInnsapoIis.
NffNxRApnHsy

Wheat Closing May, 10 xSc July
On track No. hard, lie; No.
hrthern, 6a1 60; Nd. y mort thcrn, G6saa5S.ss
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Hoxs Smith sos: :tiahs lntsrs ),

81. NEW York, Feb. ies has bseen dAl.s
Sinitely ascertained that Huke SMITH
WINS offered the secretArynhip 0f ere tn.;aas
terror today by Mr.. Cleve elanfl durtnH
their conference at the latterss office,s
A,:d that " vas accepted.
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ttanlon3 tarts for EaropS.
TOkoSro, Feb. sia ilanlou ii II u I'LL
England on T,hnrsday 10 toNI ~ ;
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Grain and Provisions,

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
Flour-spring patents, ss,ecteea 90; wins
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-29
Notice.


State of south Dakota, county of Lake. ss, To
circuit court, Second judicial circuit. Edward
Wehs, plaintiff, VS.. Darius Hubbeli, The Ameri-
can Mortgage and Investment company of Madi'
son, Dakota; The Madison National Bank Of
Madison, Lake county. ID. t.; Matthew w. DAILY,
40 assignee of the American Mortgage and In
yestment company of Madison, Dakota: e. "a.
Jacobs, as trustee Of the American Mortgage AMI
Investment company of Madison, Dakota, May
A. Bartlett, Il. N. Luce, James Farmer, John
Jones, Is. Thompson, Ole T. Thompson, and the
Acme Hay Harvester company, defendants.
Notice lie hereby given, that under and by virtae
or q judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
rendered by said court in the above entitled &C.
ton on the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1893, and q
special execution thereon duly issued out OF said
court and this day placed in my hands, / will on
Friday the End day of June, A. d. 1898, at ten
o'clock Ia the forenoon ofthat day az the front
door OF the court house in the city OF Madison, in
kota, sell at public auction the real property re-
Quired by said judgment to be sold or 60 much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
required by said execution, towit: two thousaId
seven hundred and thirty-three dollars and Ave
cents t$2, 733, 051 besides interest and costa of sale.
The said real droperty is situate in the county of
Lake and state OF South Dakota. and described
~ follows towit: The south half of the no rth-
west quarter Of section six [6] township one
hundred and six t106I north of Range fffty.two
l52l, In Lake county, South Dakota, excepting
therefrom ten t10I acres In the southeast corner
OF said south half OF the northwest quarter OF said
section six I61, township and range aforesaid.
Dated at Madison, South DaKota, April Is, 1893.
N. A. FOX,
Winsor Il Kittredge, Sheriff of Lake Go.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.