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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-25

The persevering use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla will certainly cure chronic ca
tarrh.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-25

Rheumatism is caused By Tactic acid in
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla neutralizes
this acid and cures rheumatism.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-25
NO LEASE OR PURCHASE YET.
Central Railroad and Georgia ana
Alabama Conference Adjourned.

President J. S. Williams of the Georgia
and Alabama railroad. after remaining in
conference yesterday with Receiver Co.
mer of the Central railroad, until the
departure of his train about 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon, left the city without hav-
ing brought the matter of the lease or
purchase of the Lyons branch any nearer
a conclusion than il was before
The conference has been going on for
some time now, and it appears that neither
side is willing to give in. II is stated how
ever, that the Georgia and Alabama win
make a definite move within a short time
as 1t is determined TO get here in time
TO help bring the next cotton crop
Coughs and Hoarscness.-The irritation
which induces coughing Immediately relieved
by use OF Browns Bronchial Troches." Sold
only in boxes.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-25
THE MUSIC CULTURE CLUB CONCERT
Edward Baxter Perry and G.. Graf
ton Baker Tonight.

The Music Culture Club will present its
fourth concert tonight
Mr.. Edward Baxter Perry. the renown-
cd pianist, will receive a warm welcome,
especially from those who were fortu-
nate in hearing him when he was here a
year ago. His lecture recitals are beau
tiful and interesting.
Mr.. Grafton G. Baker will also be warm
~ received, as many have very pleasant
recollecttons of his singing here a year
ago, especially when he sang at Company
AS supper at the Guards armory on Me-
mortal day. Mr.. Bakers voice has lost
none of its sweetness and beauty. but if
anything has improved in power and
quality since he was last heard here.
lWO such artists as Mr. Perry and Mr.
dlence which will hear them. As Mr. Per-
ry Is totally blind, Miss Emma E Coburn
VIII preside at the piano to play Mr.
Bakers accompaniments Miss CObi1rn Is
decidedly the best accompanies in the citv
and Is a piano instructress of merit.
thoroughly conscientious in her every I'M
The Indications are that the concert will
pc one OF the best and most generally
satisfactory siIsn ,GTy. Of all the concerts
Music Culture Club This morning the
box sheet is open to those who 40 not
nold season tickets, and who can reserve
seats AT me usual theater prices. The
DoX sheet Is always thrown open to the
public on the morning of the concerts. the
TWO previous days being exclusively for
holders OF season tickets.
The Observation-Disclosures Company will
play return engagement at the theater
next Monday At the matinee perform
ance Monte Cristo will be the production.
The military drama Michael Strogoff will
be the bill for night. The matinee prices
are; Admission, 10 cents; reserved seats,
10 cents extra. Night prices TO- 20 and 80
at the box office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-25

Probabilities for Saturday: Fair; llrb,
variable winds. 's1''
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
VIZ EMPLOY OYER 800 GIRLS.
AnuES: LEVI STRAUSS & Co
SAN FRANCISCO.
CALIFORNIA.

The Wicks mine has be em
closed down indefinitely, and the
miners paid off and discharged.
Supt. Williams will remain here IN
charge, to keep the water out ana
to look after the property gener-
ally,
Episcopal services will (D.V.)
be held at Kingston. Sunday next,
morning and evening, by Kew.
E. II. j Andrews.
Temporary Chairman Daniels
Of the Democratic National Com
mitte 10 a cousin OF Hon. d. b.
Miller, OF Lake Valley. Qaite
natural that he should be silver
man.
Silver or gold has nothing TO
to with candidates for county
Office. and the man who pretends
TO say they have takes the voter
for a chump. Good, honest cap.
able men are what wa want. ana
il matters not whether they be
silver or gold men.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
HERMosA NEWS.

There will be dance at the
Hermosa town hall on Saturday,
July l8, to which all are cordially
invited to attend from far or hear
John Kendall. AL Slater, and
Maj. Day shot an old she grizzly
and two cubs, on one OF the FORKS
of Morgan creek about eight miles
west of Hermosa; they went IRON
there over TO the Diamond creeks
where they caught between four
and Eve hundred trout
Miss Ella Worden, formerly
one of the school mlstresses oi
/ Hermosa, was driven mp from
! Hillsboro by Mr., George Baucuf
and is stopping With Mrs. Baucus.
The Hermosans were much
surprised at seeing the item Of The
political position OF the Hon. Mich
olas GALES IN the Hermosa News
OF THE ADVOCATE, as it was entire
Ily foreign, strange, and extraneou'
N this place No one was NOR
surprised than the Hermosa cor
respondent of The ADVOCATE, a
ne had nothing to do with II
knew nothing about it, until b
saw it there, aud SO was entirel.
without responsibility for It
appearance.
County Clerk Thos. G. Hal
formerly Of this place, his charm
ing wife, the Rev. MIR. Andrew
and Mrs. J. q. Titus, drove U
from Hillsboro and are stoppin
At The Hermosa Hotel. They wi
remain here about a week and th
b services 81 the Prot slant Episc'
pai church will b. held at,he tow
hall by Tie Rev Mr. Aodrews.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
PERSONAL NEWS,
Jack Glesson ID at Morenci

Jack Glasson is at Morenci,
Arizona,
y. W. Zollars, Esq.. and wife
prominent people of Las Vegas,
are in Hillsboro visiting relatses.
- Frank klioer and his wife
passed through TO Kingston We'd
nesday. from California.
Hon. W, s. Horewell re-
turned ho,ne fues,iny from the
National Democratic Convention,
whore he was prominent silver
delegate.
-Thos. G. Long ie back from
an extended business trip in the
East.
stenographer Holt came in
from Las Cruces, Wednesday.
John Bloom. formerly OF
Hillsboro, is now mining in Ore
gon.
Hon. ID. 8. Mil er came In
from Lake Valley on Wednesday.
- NJ iss Maggie and little Katie
Fountain have returned home to
Las Cruces,
A. A. Neal and wife, Miss
Ethel Grayson, her brother Ray.
and BARLEY O'kelley, returned
/ from n week \ outing iuesuay, "'
the head of the Animas. They
not all the fish and cells they could
eat. and more too, and would have
brought some home to their friends
only that a food came down ano
swept them ay,the fish and cells
we mean
II. N. Dickman. the mining
engineer and promoter OF the bi'
placer scheme here, has e NJ tt
Georgia to report on some goit
mines there for Eastern capital
lists.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
REWARE OF 0INTMENTS
FOR CATARRH THAT

YIN AIN - - -
as mercury will surely destroy the
aepse of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucons
surfaces. Such articles should
never he used except on prescrlp-
tions from reputable physicians as
the damage they will do IS ten fold
to the good you can possibly de
rive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by L. u
Cheney & Co, Toledo, O contains
no mercury, and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces of the system. in
buving Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally, and made IN
Toledo, Ohio, by Il. j. Cheney 4
Co TESTIMONIALS free.
c& Sold by druggists, 75c. pei
bottla
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
LOCAL TIE MS.

"A big picnic party will spend
the coming Sunday IN the cool
valleys and glens at the head OF
the Animae.
"A. W Harrington will shortly
renew mining operations on his
silver properties at TERRA Blanca.
Prof. Thurmond has suspend
ed work on his deep shaft in Min
eral Valley.
-Mra. j. i. Mclaughlin and
daughter Hazel are visiting friends
ut Kingston.
The Union Hotel political
bureau is holding loug and heated
discussions these days.
-Last Wednesday evenings
session OF the Woman's Suffrage
Association was held at James
Dalgllsh's residence, and a very
large number were In attendance
Ex-Gov. Princes silver speech
was read and discussed pro and
con by Messrs. Dalglish, Preisser
H. W GALES. w. ID. Reading
| Charles Swartz and others. AL
together ii was a very interesting
meeting
Mrs. J. NJ Lewis and family
have moved to El Paso to reside.
Gus Duvall returned the hrs
Of the week from his hide inspect
ing trip through the county. Ih'
report that Gus made severn
political speeches cannot be sub
stantiaied.
The Percha mill will be solt
At sberiil-s sale next Monday.
1t il said That our efficient an'
popular nssessor, Prof Alloy
Pfeisser, is about 20 erect brio
residence on his property west 3
the Court House.
-Thos. Inelis, the prosperou
ranchman - Lake Valley, wns J
town yesterday.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
HlIIsboro Mines and Mills.

w. +. Hall and s, J Macy COM
menced work to-day on the fercha nine
which they have under bond and lease
This IL a siver-lead prospect carrying
aome gold and situated two or three
miles below town on percha river IN
lime and nhale formation. 1ho ore sA
carbonate and the groupings show an aV-
erage value OF 40 ounces silver ~ Per
cent lead aad .hroo dollars In gold.
Such ore commands q premium AZ the
amelters and Ia worth TO the producer
ahont s4b per ton at Lake Valley.
.-supt. Hughes has been pretty busy
this week at the Snake mine, going over
the ground with parties proposing 10
lease. Applications for The whoie OF tne
surface ground and for much OF inc
underground have been received ana
forwarded TO headquarters. quite =
oumber Of bids have also bosn onefsa
for the shaft sinking CONTRACT ol ioo
feet Altogether we may expect 10 see
| tho Snake properties actively ana ex-
teppyely worked In the future
In the placer district here has beef,
a remarkable increase In tho yield OF
gold during the last few weeks Many
OF the Mexican miners are averaging
two dollars day and others are doing
we'll.
Scott Il Owens have certainly struck
a good thing in tho sherman mine and
they are working night and day to make
the most of IL.
AT the Richmond mine severm men
are employed In drifting and opening nf
new ground aud ore bodies.
Deep miuing has even been assumed g
bo the prime necessity in this camp, ana
wo are now about to see something dene
IN that direction The Eighty.fis.e
shaft il being sunk steadily and VII
reach the 400 foot point next week. Al
the same ,time contracts TO sink the
snake shaft TO the 800 foot point will he
lot. In both mines there IL manifest
improvement In the value and extent Of
the ore as il descends, and we may LOOK
for development to continue beyond
these depths
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
PHOTOGRAPHS.

". O. Thomas, of Thomas Stu
d,o fame, noted for his fine and
srt,stio photographs. will be IN
H;llsboro on the Goth for five days
to make negatives for any one who
will take advantage of bis liberal
offer. 10 make you the best picture
ION aver had made or no pay
ssked. There will besides be q
poupd Of candy given to any lady
rbo can not be suitsd. See sam
rles of work in Post office. To
Responsible parties no money
sske / az time Of sitting.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
nos. c. HALL, Clerk. H.

j.. B. Prudential Il Co, o { Las
Cruces, has assigned, naming Mr..
Solomon, OF Ell Paso, as assignee.
Assets and liabilities unknown
The failure of big firm 10 New
York involved the firm and caused
the failure. II is stated that credi-
tors will be paid IN full, and hopes
are entertained that the firm will
be in position shortly to renew bus
mess = Rincon Weekly.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
4uIsBoRo SIERRA COUNTY N M, FRIDAY, JULY 1890

Edward Tafoya. Justice of tho peace
expenses Precinct 4, s3 80.
Saiino Candelario, Justice OF the peace
expenses Precinct 4, $3.50,
Il. "A. Nickle, Justice OF the peace
expenses Precinct ?, S4.i0
j z Mitchell, justice of the peace
expenses Precinct 2, s.
John ;. Hurste, Justice OF the peace
expenses Precinct B. sli Co.
w. j. Johnson, justice of the neace
expenses Precinct 5, $l4 IS.
Charles Russell justice OF the peace
expenses Precinct 10. Sl3.
Henry Chandler, Justice Of tho peace
expenses Precinct TO- $24 62.
X Nallett, pauper aid, Sl5.
v E,igeeomhe panper aid s2!.
Robins X Crews, pauper aid IN sup
plies, ssl
p. j Bennett, two bills stationery
and printing, $25 so,
New Mexican Printing Co tax rolls
and books, S37 so
Max L. kahler supplies, VA &c.
Max l.. kohler, board Of prisoners
$64 20.
P. Mitchell, jlilor, s273
Keller. Miller & Co.,, supplies, $iA CO.
l., Il. Mowers, supplies, ~.
j. r Mitchell, ditcbing, 81.
Frank Masterson, road supervisor
1895, $40.
Henry Chandler, salary and incidon
tails school superintendent. sl03 %
Ordered, That the Clerk issue
the licenses as assessed and deliver
to the Collector for collection.
Adjourned to the 18th day OF
September, A. d, 1896.
Gro. II. BAucus,
Chairman.
Attest -
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
WILL WORK FOR NICK.

Quite a large delegation OF
H,llsboro miners left this week to
90 to work for Senator GALES in
his Congress. A. T., mines. They
were l. Tressell, George Meeia,
Harry Vance, Ed. d. Smith Pres
oott Benson, c. A. Feast, Oscar
Scott, j. M. Lewis. Ed. Thompson;
Iry,n Schultz, George Brown ana
Peter Gales. Mr.. Tressell VIII
have charge of mining operations
and there 10 certainly no more
competent mining foreman In the
West. Mr.. Feast took his freight
teams along and will haul the ore
TO the railroad. l.. W. GALES will
leave for Congress next Monday.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
RESIGNED.

Wm. f. Hall has resigned the
kuperintendency OF the Snake
.roun Of mines in order to give his
entire attention to his own valua-
bile mining properties. lie is sue
ceeded by Arthor Hughes, his Tor
mar mining foreman
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17

The Best Salve In the Worla LOT
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers SAT-
rheum, fever sores, letter, ohsppeu;
hands, chilblains, corns anu an
akin eruptions, and pos'tiVe1y
cures piles or no pay required. 1t
il guaranteed to give perfect satis'
faction or money refunded Price
25 cents per box. For sale by
I, f. Movers and all druggists.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
SECOND DAY.

Commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment. Present same as
first day, with A. Ii. Harllee, dis
trict attorney.
The following reports were ap-
proved
II. A. Nickle. justice of the peace
Precinct !; Juan Romero. justice
of the peace Precinct s. Charles
Russell, justice of the peace Pre-
cinct 10. 4,
The following taxes we're rebated
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17

gWake up, Jacob, day is break
ing y so said DeWitt's iit.le
Esrlv Risers to the man who had
taken them to arouse his sluggish
liver. For sale at Movers drug
store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
PROCEEDINGS OF SIERRA
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Hillsboro, N M, July 6, 1896

The Commissioner met as
Board of Equalization, and for the
transactlon of other business.
Present-George r. Baucus, Au-
gust Reingardt, and Jose NJ. Apo
daca, commissioners Max H.
Kahler, sheriff; Alloys Preisser'
assessor; Manuel AraRon, interpre-
ter; Thos. G. Hall, clerk.
Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
Now comes G. A. Burdick, by
A. b. Elliott. Esq. his attorney,
and asks that the assessment on
cattle against G. A. Burdick be
stricken from the assessment roll
for 1896, as said Burdick had no
cattle in Sierra County. !.
After due consideration and 1t
appearing that the said Q. A. Bur-
dick had ranches in the county,
and from the best information OBJ
ta.nable it appearing that y "A.
Burdick had over double the
number of cattle ranging in Sierra
county as was assessed against said
Burdick, the assessment was sus-
tanned.
Whereupon A. b. Elliott, attor
| NOV FOR Il A. f5urdick, ghye NOTICE
of appeal to the Territorial Board
OF Equalization,
The following changes were
made IN the assessment rolls io'
the year 1896;
Ed Patten, re luced on personal prop
erty, $2,250.
John Bennett, re dnced on personal
Mrs. Margaret Armer, reduced Oh
personal property, 81 500
A. G. McClintock, reduced on rea
estate 1868.
]. NJ, Webster, reduced on real estate
$3.50
j, D. Perkins, reduced on persona
property, $3.50.
Tomas Abcta, reduced ON persona
property, $500 %.
W. II Bucher, reduced on persona
property, $l5G.
Candolario Martinez, raised on rea
estate from 500 to 500.
Jose Martinez, raised on real estat
from $ll5 to $685.
| Alizo Martinez, raised on real estat
from sli5.50 to $685..
The following license was re
bated Emery Hickok, hotel, Slu
The bond of } W. Orchard
road supervisor Precinct |, wa
approved.
The following taxes we're re
bated for the year 1895 Ros
Armijo, $3.50; Mrs. Coleman, o.
real estate, 1896.
Proceeded to examine Count
Treasurer's account, which wa
. found correct, and his account wa
ordered credited with the follow
ing amounts for which voucher
were returned. viz
Warrants, general county fund 1888
Warrants and pportionments,
school fund d....,..,.,...... l,6lZ,.
Warrants, road fund - 749.t
2 Warrants, court fund ....... 1872
, | Warrants, various school dist's, 2,2Sl
Coupons, interest bonds 1885 2S5.'
D Coupons, interest bonds 1889 4. 2,596.'
a Bonds 1885, and interest-Nos.
!, I So to 62 inclusive, paid and
! cancelled. ,..............,.. fUof
: Proceeded to open the bids +
8 the county printing, and the bid
i =. J. Bennett of the SIERI
COUNTY ADVOCATE being the be
h bid, it was ordered that the coun
|. printing be awarded to him Tor o'
s year ending june 30tb, 1897.
Z, Proceeded to examine Sheriff
d accounts, which were found to
q correct,
'e Resignation of V. Il Rollir
is Justice of the peace Precinct
n presented and accepted.
4 Ordered, That II l.. ID. licen
be Issued to Emery Hickok, II
sr cinct IL
Adjourned to 8 o'clock m.
morrow.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
E1,JsBoRo MINES OUTPUT.

Outnut of Hlllsboro gold mines
Cor the week ending Thursday,
July 10th, 1896, as reported for
THE ADVOCATE; NJ.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
Will. SELL CAKES.

The ladies of the Catholic
church will sell cakes at Dalglish 9
maat market after 6 O'Clock this
Saturday evening.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
ruE NEW TEACHERS.

The Hillsboro school board has
omoloved Miss Dora Titus and
Miss Georgia Endicott, both Sierra
County young ladies, TO teach the
HiIlsboro school the coming term
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17
RuCKLEN'S ARNICA sALVE'

Total output since Jan. l, lsso'--io'ofo'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-17

Hillsboro Ia situated in
I he center OF the great
Hillsboro, Kingston and
Black Range gold and silver
,euntry, and only Is miles
iistant from the famous
Lake Valley silver fields.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-06
FAIR HEALOSBURG'S FETE
Northern Sonoma Pays Homage
to a Queen of Gayety
To-Day.
Calithumpians Under King Cook Will
Invade the City After the
Coronation.

HEALDSBURG, CAL, May 5.-The Sec
ond annual floral festival of this city
opens tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock,
when Queen Alice Haigh will take posses
sion of Healdsburg. The stand upon
which the lovely ruler will take the oath
of Office has been profusely decorated with
MOSES, ferns and flowers, and the throne
is so arranged that all may see the cere-
monies.
Scores of men worked diligently all day
putting the finishing touches to the city Is
carnival garb, and, although no one
shirked duty, there is much to be finished
tonight. The hundreds OF electric lights
to illuminate the plaza came into good
play, for decorators are enabled to work
until morning, so bright is the surround.
ings.
A telegram received by the executive
committee from Petaluma brings the
cheering news that over 1000 pc ople from
that city will arrive on Thursday, while
Uklah, not to be outdone by Sonoma
towns, will send her band and fire depart
ment to the fiesta.
To-morrow's sports include fitting tour
nament between teams from Alexander
Valley and this city. Ten expert horsemen
will contest for the prizes and the outcome
is in doubt as no one seems able to pick
the winner. These knighthood tourna-
ments are exciting, and as the rider plunges
down the line at the top of his horses
speed he needs cool head, steady nerve
and much science to take the rings.
The days programme may not conclude
without trouble, for the Jalilhumpians are
threatening all kinds of mischief for the
morrow. There is blood on the moon, for
the merry maskers are likely to come into
the city about o'clock in the afternoon,
take everything before them and crown
F. E. Cook. They issued manifesto to-
night giving warning that should any one
interfere with their plans trouble viii
surely follow. 1t will take the Calithump- D.
ians some time to carry out their pro-
gramme, and it is likely ere they are
through the sun will have sunk behind
the western hills.
In the evening a superb concert will be
given in TRUTHS Theater.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-06

intercollegiate baseball game. Stanford VS..
University of California. 2:30 P. M.-Agricul-
tural Park-Field sports, Stanford University
vs.. the world; basketball game. SP. M.-Pa-
vilion-Diversifed stage entertainment by
students of Stanford University, followed by
dancing.
Saturday, May 9, 1 P. M.-Recreation Park
League of American Wheelmen meet under
the auspices OF the Garden City Cyclers. 8
P. M.-Parade of the King and members of the
royal family through the principal streets of
the city to the pavilion; crowning of masked
monarch, followed by grand masked ball.
Four troops of United States Cavalry and
one of light battery arrived in the city to-
day and will remain during the carnival
and will take part in the parade.
The City Council last evening appropri-
ated SIPS for TIE lighting of st. James
Park during the carnival. The park. some
eight acres in extent, will be lighted with
mvriads of vari-colored incandescent elec-
trio lights and Chinese lanterns and will
be transformed into q beautiful garden.
In the evening there will be music in the
park.
The Capitol City Drum Corps, twenty
eight strong, and under command of AL
bert Cardlnet, arrived from Sacramento
this evening TO take part in the fete.
II. V. Morehouse will act as Prime Min
lister to the Queen in place of P. P. Austin,
whose name was enormously announced.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-06
SAN JOSE'S WILL CASE,
Edward Andrew Barron's Claim
Dismissed by Judge
Reynolds.
Attorney Monteith's Withdrawal
Insisted Upon by the Mulatto's
Mother.

SAN JOSE, CAL, May 5.-The suit of
Edward Andrew Barron, the n,ulatto boy.
to establish heirship and claim to a one.
ninth interest Of the 81. 800 600 estate left
by the late Edward Barron, the San Fran
cisco capitalist, was dismissed by Judge
Reynolds this morning, the plaintiff not
being ready for trial. George w. Mon
teith, who has represented the muiatto
boy heretofore, failed to appear, and At.
torney ]. B. Kerwin read affidavits from
Attorney Monteith and John M. Green.
the boys guardian. showing that Monteith
had withdrawn from the case and that
Meeker had also rendered his resignation
as guardian. The withdrawal of Monteitb
and Green from the case was broupbt
about by Winifred Morton, the boy's
mother, who refuses to testify in the
matter as long as Monteith is connected
with the case.
Attorneys J. G. and E. w. McKinstrv
and e. s. Pillsbury were present in the
interest OF the Barron estate. When the
case was called Attorney Pillsbury moved
that the action go to trial and, the plaintiff
being unprepared, Judge Reynolds made
an order that the plaintiff take nothing by
his complaint and application, and that
the action and proceedings be dismissed
and Judgment be entered in favor of each
and all of the defendants and against the
plaintiff. 1t is also ordered that the de-
fendants have to recover against the
plaintiff their costs incurred in this pro-
ceeding.