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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16
BLANKET BUDGET.
A Little City Thu. ~ All Wool and
u Yard Wide


Blanket, Tex, Feb. l5.-In spite of
fires and drouth, Blanket still has her
face toward the future, and considers
It only a question of time until she
Will be one of the finest towns on the
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway.
Already II is one of the pleas0ntest
towns to live In that can be found.
First, on account of its reputation
for health. This is no doubt owing
90 It's altitude of 1872 feet above the fes-
tive mosquito at Galveston, Its pure
water, perfect drainage and enough
timber to break the wind and TO fur
nlsh good, cheap fuel.
Second, It's fine. two story school
house in which the Blanket high school.
with over 100 pupils is being taught by
Prof. w. d. McChrlsty, late teacher
in Howard Payne College, and Miss
Georgia Knudsen. graduate OF Com
anohe high school. Two hourishlng lit
crary societies are connected with the
school.
A neat and well finished church in
which regular services are held by
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
ministers is also one of the attractions
OF the town.
A nourishing Epworth League and
Christian Endeavor society attest the
interest of the young people in things
that are elevatlng.
the business OF he town is wen rep
resented by Smith Bros with large
stock Of general merchandise; p. c.
Anderson g. Co.. hardware and gro
ceries; Day & Blanton, groceries and
drugs; Luke and John Reeves, gro
ceries and dry goods; Turney Ham,
drugs; j. /. Campbell. lumber, and
Dukes and Eaton, each run good
blacksmith shops.
The Masons have a strong lodge here
and have one OF the best halls in the
county over the store of Smith Bros
situated as we are, about fifteen
miles from other towns. and surround
ed by good farming country, the
town is bound to grow.
we never thought "Blanket' very
euphonlous name for town IN tNls
mild climate. but since Minnesota and
Dakota insist on fraternity with Texas
and watt US their icy greeting as tley
nave for the past two weeks we con-
clude that Blanket is good enough, et-
nacially u It be "al wool and yarN
vide" as our Blanket assuredly IS
rvho eafest means of getting rid OF a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

D,rssrsnaon. Tea, Feb. 15.-Mrs. C.
Iwsiis port, who has ben TO Miner
Nam Or the past seven weeks for
81 i mas,.has returned home very
m b rss,, and thinks she will
Ia pesyered TO perfect health.
|ss.iah. =. Davenport (nee Carter
y pHs heF Parents In Bonham.
|u.isv '. n9n Of Cooper was here
b ,ss,, ana Monday and returned
Iie way NM Win HIS daughter. Miss
/ hlisioo va, Vas visiting Misses Mary
4, Fulton. representirg ,tsssrs M
4 s', ~ g. Of Sherman and M. nsaIl
<pSIsv ~ the Fort Worth Litho-
1 Burhnsr peny. We're registered at
q, .sva @s9ieer which has been on
|'.sge I, ~. ~, Gays, has done much
4 IN 10 Ia . ,, and Is said by old
q : Many years. IN 'h'S eu"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Franklin, Tex, Feb. ib-Our district
court is stlll in session. There has
been to date seventeen convictions for
felonies. The first murder case was
tried yesterday; State vs.C. c. McCollum
for the murder of Frank Nash at Bre-
mond In December. 1894, resulting in an
acquittaL
Trade In real estate IN this county
is brisk Notwithstanding the hard
times.
The Schubert symphony club played
here Monday night to a crowded house.
Measles and whooping cough are cpl
demic here. The Infant son OF ii, +.
Nj. Swain died Sunday morning.
Hon. G. II. Cohron, a former rosi-
dent OF this place, now OF Dallas, re-
ports the dangerous illness of his little
daughter Lenora by wire,
The commissioners court met in reg
ular session Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Arrest OF Two Men, Hut There is No
nIariminntinE Evidence.

Chiokssha, Feb. 15.-Mrs. Silas Ken
nedy committed suicide Friday morn
ing, the Sth, Supposed 20 have taken
strychnlne, Her husband, Silas Ken
nedy, end an old gentleman by the
name OF John NJ. Eye, were immed-
lately arrested and. carried to Duncan,
!, T., before Il. II. Lintwiller. United
States Commissioner, and both de-
PENDANTS were bound over to Paris Tex,
iail without bail. While there was n
mystery about the death, vet there was
no evidence introduced connecting
either party with said alleged murder.
The defendants attorneys are proceed
ing to have said parties released on
suit OF habeas corpus at once,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Meridian. Tex, Feb. 1b-The deepest
-, for seventeen years has fallen In
Iins,ns and il is still coming down at
. o'cioclS D. m. The snow il about five
,,ohas and as tho. ground was thor
n,.i,,y frozen when the snow began
~ saii the presumption is that Il will
=. ~ a,cli A very observant old gem
s,...s.n ,a my authority for saying
I'LL IL nineteen days since the cold
,., .,,.s sir,icjS us. resulting In freeze"
M.r.,,ie have stood mp well TO this
,,,,e mt much apprehension is now
sn1t among stockmen as TO the OUT
come some Of our her ,.l,,dos lucky Ky
Kansas city market when this spell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16
Ants.

Ants usually appear in the pantry or
oeilnrway and invade everything they
and sugar, -four, etc, SO affected should ,i,i
hn ns ac,ldod with plenty of hot water TO kiil
tbosn already there. Then everything
s shoyid ho removed from the shelves and
s snoI5,ng water poured over. Corrosive
s,,in,,,,ata solution may then BIO poured
suD', nd and when tho shelves arc dry
How With powder bellows red pepper In :,
o orow craek and crcyice, 1t is unlikely
49, ~, ,ilI return. Philadelphia Ledger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Tehuacaua, Tex, Feb. 1.-the wealth
er is the all absorbing topic of con
versation. Old settlers say this IL the
longest and coolest spell for years. The
sun has hardly shone for three weeks.
II the weather continues cold much
longer, stock will fare badly.
School continues with Its usual work
as though II was May time, No fall
ing off In attendance.
Mr.. Bgbert Treadwell, OF Becker
Tex, visited his brother. VIII. last week
who was suffering with a severe at
tack Of grippe" Mr.. Treadwcll was
finely pleased with the school. His
opinion In regard to the school, loca-
ton, etc is the same as Is all others who
have visited the school, that It is one
of the very best schools In the state"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

,.....atowu. Tex, Feb. 15.--Andrs"
Nelson, one Of the wea la,. e !, ;ns
y ms county and president Of ~
, ~ national bank Of Georgetown'who
riis' , with paralysis OF the lef.
w ,Ss wednesday,. took change loi r,1 sns
WORSE to-oA t- Nelson celebrated his
canalHa,. .5d.,ia LAT u.aata-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Thomdale, Tex. Feb. l5.-The cold
weather continues and has been the
severest winter that has been known
for years. Yesterday evening 1t COM
menced showing and the ground is now
heavily failing. Farmers are badly
behind. but think prospects are bright
for good crops throughout this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Serious and Much Married Man-My
os, Ia was nstunlshod to hear OF
wv, lining nj Mime. lroisetollo'si A
w SShn Friend m bachelor 'nnattachod' y
~, lIo ,au soe, old man, she's got nrst
wen, ~ az Il isn't her past " bur her
Eau s.rana 81 : that caro- about --hSchanse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Mount Pleasant. Tex, Feb. 1.-the
commissioners court now In session
here, after ordering the local option
election TO be held March 9th. recon-
sidered It's action yesterday upon a sup
posed irregularity In the petition and
continued the matter until next term
of court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

al iss Ssn. Tex Feb. l5.-The snow
|nias dow, eeep Tonight and still
|ssis A. ~ az a lively rate. The
''gss q e.. nilsl with slelghs and
"a f.der.e z. description, filled with
q When Prospects Of plenty Of
r. I've Y IN, ne snow meits.
N1oa tie ~, N Williamson county
eonicr,sfi,a weather well, having
\ N eaaes NY sheltered. except in
! il;iuss 1hasrs young calves died
~ Ss'0Fe they could be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

DeKaIb, Tex, Feb. l5.--Yesterday at
y. m Mr.. Chas. Orask, living near
here. while cutting cord wood for
Crump Bros, lost his life by u large
tree falling and catching him, crushed
his life out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

REGULAR storage house fer furnitul 2
pianos. vehicles, trunks. be1ep. ste-
new rooms; careful moyirs, pasklnf
shipping, ETC.; estimates free. w.
Binyon a Co.. seyeateeath and Hus@.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16
ron sAlls-npAL ESTATE.


be- BARGAIN IN TARRANr CO.
sOO-acre farm. all rich. black soil; good
improvements; ton miles from Fort
Worth; SIS per ace; $500 cash, balance
easy paymentB. W. Y. Wilson. EOS
Main street.
FOR sALE-ysve-rosm house and cor
ncr lot. 60xi00 south and east front
water, barn. picket fence, convenient
electric line, only $500, 500 cash and $50
monthly; good investment. III. l..
Chambers Real Estate Exchange, 700
Main street,
ONE eight room house IA Terrell, Tex.
WITH all modern improvements, cleo
trlc lightr. watcrvorks, bath room, els
tern, fowl house and yard, cuatly hot
house; lot i2jXgb0 feet: two blocks from
busincss pant OF tho town. also rs acres
seven miles from town; for rrade for
good farm; prefer central OF. eouth
Texas. Address II, c. Bighgmith land
company, Fort Worth. TEX
FOR sALE--one OF the INCEST little
homes In the city. within two blocks
OF the postofllce. at bargain, Apply
to w l.. Ligon & Co, GlQ Main street
FOR sALE-Niee little home. good
nelghborhood. Price. $3.50, 500 cash
just your rent, $40 for payments own
your home, D, $, Hare los Main.
FOR sALlG--i9OO acres choice black
land; 800 in cultivation; miles north
Of Fort worth win sell IN small
tracts and on time TO pnrtica improving
same, S. A. Hatcher. Fort Worth.
FOR sALE-iO7O acres, eleven mlios
west of Fort Worth; all fenced
and cross fenced. 100 acres In Guilt
walton, 800 acres good land, remainder
fine grass; nrteYiun Vol and creek,
good house and large barn $1,000; easy
terms.
Fruit and vegetable land IN one mile
east or this city In blocks from . acres
up and at $40. $50, $40 and sl26 Fer acre
according to improvements and loca-
ton. These blocks front on TWO pixies
md the soil is rich sandy. underlaid
with clay. one crop WIN over pay
for the land, and II is Just like living
In tho city. as houses are thick In all
directions, Terms easy enough for any
body.
1903 feet. on the South side. near street
car. silO0; easy terms.
a hVe-room cottage and lot 6Ox2OO
feet on Peach street, sllO0, easy terms
Two nice cottages and large lots on
Jennings avenue, near the high school.
price. $1,000 Tor one. $500 for the 9TH
err Terms ali right.
Twonty-one hundred acre pasture In
Wise county, on tho Fort Worth and
Denver railroad. and about miles
south Of Decatur About one-half nne
black waxy land CO acres timber. re-.
malnder fine grass Water In abund-
nnce; 81 por acre, Easy terms.
Several good black land farms In
Tarrant county, from 50 TO Gao acres
each, and from .le. 90 10 SIS per acre.
p a. HUFFMAN & co.
Fort Worth, TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

TEXAS AND PACIFIC COAL CO.
Stockholders meeting. Fort Worth,
Texas, Feb. 10, 1895. The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF this COM
pany will be held at the eompany'B
general office In Fort Worth, on Wed
nesday, the goth day Of February. 1896,
for the election OF nine 90 directors
10 serve the ensuing year, and for
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting. II. ID. Hunter,
rrnsldnnl. s. Minis. aecrelnTy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

came. They are now compelled 10 con-
thue feeding at heavy expense, await
Ing unobctrueted lransportatlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

be- BARGAIN IN TARRANT CO.
sOO-acre farm. all rich. black soil; good
improvements; ten miles from Fort
Worth SIS per nc.ej $500 cash, balance
easy paymentD. W. Y. Wilson. EOS
Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

|T9 rheumatism and neuralgia you
|,hoi get better remedy than SAL
|r5n OIL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16
moons.

or three rooms fully
furnished for light housekeeping. Must
be reasonable and not far from business
portion. Address NJ. w. j.. care Ga
zette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

THE STATE or TEXAS-TO THE
sheriff or any constable OF Tarrant
county, greeting: n d. HoVcnkamp,
administrator OF the estate Of r. II,
Towery deceased, having filed In our
county court his flnal account OF the
condition OF the estate Of said r. H.
Towery. deceased. together with an
application to be discharged from said
administration, you are hereby cont.
manded that by publication OF this
writ for twenty days prior 10 the re-
turn day hereof. in newspaper reg
ularly published In the county of
Tarrant, you give due notice TO all
persons Interested In the account for
final settlement OF said estate. TO file
their objections thereto, II any they
have, on or before the March term,
1895, Of said county court, commencing
and TO be holden at the courthouse of
said county, In the city of Fort Worth,
on the first Monday In March a, d,
1895, when said account and applica
tlon Will be considered by said court
Witness JOHN p. KING,
Clerk OF the County Court OF Tarrant
County.
Given undor my hand AMI seal Of
said court at my office In the city OF
Fort Worth. this 18th day Of February
A.. D., 1896. JOHN p KING.
Clerk County Court Tarrant County,
by w u. BUTLER
Deputy Clerk.
A trua copy l certify,
Il. A. EuLEsS,
Sheriff OF Tarrant County.
BY W. NJ REA.
Deputy Sheriff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

nIrIIhoN a COZ.

CTfIIkON q Co..
henrietta, Clay County, Terar.
Sell aNd exchange Farp.s. Hcnchf
ana C.sr Property. cofrespondenne =
iicited. %. <
references; Farmers National beat
Henrlettn: First National bank: ~
worth: Land MortgaEe LARK o. . -ct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

PltsNTER--A firs'-elass PRINTER n
able. sober and industrious. perm.
cnt position vita good wages ApA
In peirei or asdrchs w. A. younem
niyrtle Springs, r,x.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

WANT fD--sien with families to Cd
up brush lard ready for the pillow. d
timber nus been chopped on. Tncr1
no soft snap in Il, but there Is BIRD
and nent In 1t. and the cash VIM
pcid. There se no houses on the ID
and families Will have 10 car.p. LII
w din. Denton, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

CASH TO pay for a good merchandise
business in the city. Call at once. ID.
g. Hare, 100 Main.
wANTTp-ro buy a small house or
lot centrally located Aunis 10 2bT
East Third streat-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

All baking powders except DIR, Prices
are adureratcd. 1t Is absolutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

wsNTioD--Anrried 1dicc 10 write .
my vsslus Die recret to them; every
should know it; safe and sure. 4
dtess NJ. box 1856. Sherman, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

NFw AND SECOND HAND sAFns
II. w. Peaks. ioe issugton atrect
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nunnnn srAmrs ASH snALs.

STENCILS. ETc,--write Dallas Star
and Printing Company. Dallas. =
latest catalogue; cheapest house
North Texas. Trial orders solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

The safest means Of getting rid OF
had cough is DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The
annual N Getting OF the stockholders OF
the Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way Will be held at the office Of the
company In the city OF Fort Worth.
Tex, on Tuesday. March 5. next. at
1880 o'clock H. m. The transfer book
will clo,e on February !, ut 3 o'clock.
D. M, and reopen on March 6, at 10
o'clock a. m. W. A. Ross, secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

Baird. Tex, Feb. "A Snew began
falling about Z O'Clock yesterday morn
ing and continued nntii - last night.
The ground Is severed 9th about
eight inches OF saow. Live stock Of
al kinda WI s-aAr g~sstiy-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

EDWARDS IAEoR AGENcy---1i5I|
Main street. Phone 1855. Help ~ \
kind furnished free. II You want 9
sit'on as oookkeeper, stenographcr, H
chanic, common iaoorer or hotel w
call or write with stamp for reply
SHOE SALEsAiEN--Two eSperien.
sh-s statesmen TO travel Texas. libl
commission paid. Write r. @. "a
ts6. cty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON, counsuic'
atsiaw aud solicitor OF American ~.
snrsien patents, trade mariis and lahe
Uoonis 20 to 20. Norris building. coral
frifth and v streets. Warrington, u Il
Seventeen years experience. ineiudii'
ssrviee in examining corps U. y. pate
ofiiee. Send sketch OF modal for =,
uort as to patentabIlity. corrcxpo'
dence Invited. Mention the Fort Wor'
Gazette.
The herald., 1895-12-08
Will Have New Quarters in the
Wilcox Block
TO BE ELEGANTLY FINISHED
The Fifth Story Will Be for Its Ex-
elusive Use
Everything Will Be In Keeping With the
Standard Of the ciub-Importsnt
Meeting Tuesday

Club life in this ely is being revived and
many important changes are being made
along the line of the metropolitan clubs
in the cast. The recent reorganization Of
the Jonathan club with the attendant i'm
p'ovement in its quarters, has had the
effect, too, of Instiling new life into the
clubmen Of town. This is shown most in
the Ca;ifornia club. That organization
has psen contemplating a change from its
present quarters for sumo time. but has
not until recently made any definite at
Iangements. The club received q propo-
sitibn from the owners Of the Wilcox
block, at the corner of Second and Spring,
TO add fifth story to the block, to be &C.
cnpied exclusively by the club. The pro
ject was discussed generally by the mem
bers. and was put in the hands of the
board OF directors. When it came to o
vote there was a tie, owing to the ahse nee
OF one of the members in San Francisco
Being unable to decide the question
themselves, the directors have referred
the matter back to the entire club, and
1t is expected to settle it at the called
meeting next tuesday. A canvass OF the
mem bers shows prevailing opinion in IA
vor of the Wilcox block. There is some
division, however, between it and one or
two other propositions for rooms nearer
the ground floor in other buildings.
Should the fifth story be added to the
Wilcox, a. undoubtedly it will. the entire
floor will DO fitted out for the exclusive
occupancy Of the California club. Plans
have been submitted Of the most elabor-
ute detail. providing for every possible
accommodation that might be required by
. tirst.cIass gentleman's club. There will
be elegant parlors aud reception rooms,
smoking and reading rooms. and apart
ments for the accommodation Of visiting
guests. In fact, the whole arrangement
is calculated to BIO one of finished ele-
gance and comfort.
The California club is one Of long and
excellent standing in Los Angeles, and
comprises in its membership roll many
of the most substantial business men and
prominent citizens OF the citv. 1t has a
reputation for high social standards and
its fetes are considered the best that are
given. Membership in the California 10 .
social guarantees.
When the club hiss been installed in its
new quarters there will be . renewal OF
former club Entertainments only on more
The herald., 1895-12-08
THE LEGEND OF AULUS
A Review Of Dainty Book Of Verse by Flora
Macdonald Shearer

A REVIEW OF Dainty BOOK Of verse Dy fiora
Macdonald Shearer
The Legend of Anlus Is the title OF
dainty booklet OF verses by Flora Mac
donald Shearer, published by William
Doxey of San Francisco. TasteiulIy bound
and we'll printed, It is pleasure to han
die such publication, even before its
contents are known.
The poem which gives the book its
name is q story VI the days OF Constan
tine. Aulus, the hero, who loves Faveria,
murders his kinsman in order to secure
the wealth without which che Ia would
not permi. their marriage. The kinsman
is blind and helpless, so the deed is dis
patched without much difiiculty and no
untoward results Lor the murderer save
the ON nous appearance OF . mysterious
bird, which, having shown itself, politely
retires. After some thirty years OF happy
married life Aulus is rash enough to
plan a merry:mokine on All Souls eve:
Just when the rsvsls are at .heir height
through the open easement flies bird OF
sllken plumage, brown with fecks OF
gold. Dazed bv the storm it circles
round the hall, whcreupon Lulus seizes
q bow, aims at the bird, lets the arrow
fly and as the pierced body falls to the
ground the rock is rent and the castle
plunges into the abyss. From the
deep heart OF earth a sluggish water
pours." and that sis all.
Tns story is prettily told. but lacks the
poetic feeling of some of the shorter
poems. Flora Macdonald Shearer, the
authoress, is a variable writer, ana her
verses are at times surprisingly good, at
others surprisingly bad. That the pen
which wrote such good verses as The
Unattninable. Wake Not the Gods, Bal
lade Of Death, The Violin, Enchanted
Ground and Evening should have perpo-
trated such CHASTITY dogReral az the verses
entitled In Extremis seems incredible.
In the poems named are many beautiful
thoughts most beautifully exI ressed, and
We will conclude bv quoting what
strikes US as the best thing the book con-
tains.
THE VIOLIN.
The masters fingers from his violin
Draw forth melting music, soft and
slow,
QuaveTs in air the faint adagio;
The scnerzo follows with tum ultuous din,
AS if thousand elves were hid within
The fragile shape, whence now arise and
grow
Sounds as OF voices tremulou. with woe
Deeply deploring some unesrtnly sin.
Listening hear the secret Ut thy heart,
And why thy trembling strings must
still com rlain
Thu art lamentatIon and q cry
OF oOdiless souls that turning to depart
From off the thresh hold of the vast in Ane
Call upon Us who are aoout to die.
The herald., 1895-12-08
Supreme Court Decision

An opinion OF the supreme court in the
case OF Gibson & Alexander, plaintiffs
and respondents, vs.. Ella A. Wheeler,
defendant and appellant, and A. Tetro,
defendant, was received at the office OF
the clerk in this city for filing yeste. day.
The opinion is written by Justic Gar
Quite, concur-ed in by Justices Harrison
and Van Fleet, and reverses the judg-
ynent of the lower court and remands the
cause for new trial. This is an action
to forclose material mans lien. The
owner OF the property. Wheeler. and
Tetro. the contract RS. are Joined as de-
PENDANTS. The plaintiff recovered judg-
ment in the sumo of 500 70, which sum
was adJudged lien upon the property
ana defendant Wheeler appealed upon the
Judgment roll, without "a bill of excep-
tions, which appeal Is sustained.