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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
COMMENCEMENT.

Fourteen Graduates of the San Antonio
Public Schools Launched.
The closing exercises of the San An
tonic High school class of '97 took
place in the Grand opera house this
morning beginning quite promptly at
10 o'clock and continuing until II. The
program was carefully carried out, ev-
cry number being we'll executed and
consisting of the following:
1. Opening chorus, Harkl The Merry
Drumi.
2. Salutatory Lillian A. Ford.
8. Grafton, The True Uses of the
Past, ,Rienzi, August Zallmanzig.
4. Chorus, medley.
5. Glass, prophecy.
6. Vocal solo, selected, Edith New
ton.
Z. Essay, Life's Game, Margaret E.
Burke.
s. Vocal solo, A Day Dream, Strel-
ezki, Matte M. Haenel.
8. Valedictory, The Touch Stone of
True Worth is not Always Success,
Mary F. Huppertz.
The closing address was delivered
by Prof. VIM. Schoch, the retiring prin-
cipal of the school, and while not ex-
actly a valedictory,h had words of cour-
age and hope for the fourteen young
graduates whom his careful training
had so brilliantly brought from the
world of theory to the world of prac-
,tice. Mr.. r. w. Finley, at the request
of Mayor Callaghan, made the pres
entation of the best scholarship
medal to Miss Mary F. Hupperts, in a
very happy manner.
The most beautiful part of the cere-
monies perhaps, was the class prophe-
cy, taken from Shakespeare's witch
scene in Macbeth. The effect was
very beautiful indeed, when the
witches" cast their geometry, gram
mar, etc., in the cauldron and the Wis
ion of their future life was shown.
These tableaux were arranged under
the direct supervision of Mrs. B. G.
Duval. Each verse recited
was a composition of the member of
the class reciting 1T. Hundreds of bou-
quets were showered on the fourteen
young graduates, during the progress
of the exercises.
The High School Alumni at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon per-
fected arrangements for their recep-
ton to this class of graduates at Tur-
ner hall tomorrow night, at which a
most enjoyable time is anticipated.
The Light acknowledges a courteous
invitation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
GOT AHEAD OF HIM.

The street car conductors who run to
the baseball park have great deal
of trouble when near the park in keep
ing negro boys from stealing rides on
the trailers and when they catch one
they generally take his hat and keep
it as a lesson for him not to steal rides
in the future. The plan has worked
very well until Tuesday last when as a
conductor captured an old battered
hat from one negro boy, ihe boy gave
him the laugh, pulled out another hat
from his pocket and wore it off trium-
phantly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
ID RoPosALs FOR PLUMBING

D ROPOSALS FOR PLUMBING
= Office Chief Quartermaster, De-
Texas. San Antonio, Tex, June 8, 1897.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be
received here until u o'clock noon,
June 5, 1897, for Plumbing at Fort
Ringgold, Tex, in a Double Set of Of
flee Quarters, according to plans and
specifications to be seen here. Blank
proposals and full information furnish
ed on application. u. s. reserves right
to reject any or all proposals. Envel-
opes containing proposals should be
marked: Proposals for Plumbing at
Fort Ringgold, Tex" and addressed
to JOHN SIMPSON, @. NJ, U. S. A,
c. Q. NJ. 6-3-4t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
A JOLLY SURPRISE.

A large party of young people gath
cred at the home of Miss Bertha Ril-
ling, on LATTE street last night from
where they proceeded to the residence
of Miss Amelia Pfughaupt on Goliad
street where they rendered her a fare
well surprise party previous to her de-
parture for Baltimore on visit tomor-
row. Upon arrival at the residence
the jolly party then proceeded to Mis-
sion garden where a pleasant evening
was spent in dancing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
SEWER woRKMEN FIGHT.

A general free-for-all fight occurred
in the sewer trenchs on Austin street
this morning between the negro and
Mexican laborers, growing out Of some
quarrel between two of them. 1t was
fast and furious and several partici-
pants on each side were slightly injur-
ed, one Mexican it is said being pretty
badly used up. The affair was quiet
ed down and the police were not call
ed. It occurred about $3.50 o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
A HUMDRUM DAY.

Austin, Texas, June S.-(Special)
The House was only in session 30 min
utes this morning and having nothing
to do adjourned until this afternoon
when they hope to be able to secure
some action on the general deficiency
bill.
The Senate considered various fee
bills again this morning, numerous
amendments being considered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The county commissioners appointn
ed Leo Horn overseer Of the Dittmar
road this morning.
The court accepted an invitation to
attend the emancipation celebration at
San Pedro springs June 10 and 20.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
TILLMAN TO TEST IT.

Washington, June 3.-In the Senate
Tillman moved that the committee on
contingent expenses be discharged
from consideration of the resolution for
investigating the charges in regard to
sugar speculation and bring the reso-
luton before the Senate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
LICENSED TO WE'D.

w. P. Nicholson and Matte E. Wy
att.
Andrew Drone and Flora C. Wilson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03

Came to hand this the 9th day of
May, A. D., 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m, and
publication of the above citation or
dered made in the San Antonio Daily
Light. JOHN p. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County. Texas.
5-27-4thurs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03

IL. 81 Of said court at Office in the
city Of San Antonio, this the
18th day of May. A. D., 1897.
NAT LEWIS,
Clerk District Court of Bexar County.
BY v. BEZE, JR,, Deputy.
Issued same day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02
CITY DREvITIEs.

:, There VIII lie meeting OF the Woman's
he90ing club tomorrow AT the usual TINE
and place.
There viii lie mass meeting or Ma.
krt square ms evening 20 protest against
the proposed charter amendments.
Owing 10 Sol Smith Russell being IN
town Thursday nigit,. the Apollo club VIII
hvid It's regular ment,ne tomorrow night.
The committee OF the city council el.
;furlel Win LAYING lhe proposed ne" cry
charter before the legislature will leave
icF Austin tomorrow night.
Nr. nicnstas SAYS iha; while the ladies
accompanying abe congres sionll commit;
ie. we're IN his store yesterday trey all
eNrrc sSed themselves rs being delighted
with Houston.
Shc cali Tor warrants from No. SIS 20
" which has been issued necessiiaies
/ M payment OF about $4,000. IN TO !
O'Clock yeatei.lay afternoon demands Lad
been met for So, 500.
CAptun Frauk Reichari, denies that his
nafne has been appended by his authoriiy
10 any protect ngains. the proposed char
ser amendments He says that on the con-
iiaty he favors the amendments ~ pro-
posed.
Mamie wilson. who was taken TO Ct.
Joseph inhrmaty a short time since SUI
| ferlng from The cocaine habit dl,-i laet
i9Rh- aud viii be hurried today from she
/ ,nGer'nking establishment Of Ross n
Miss I.izz'c Herman died at her home
IN IN. Fourth ward yesterday afternoon at
J. O'Clock. The funeral VIII take place
ihss afi"rnoon at o'clock, from the Frs,
- =. imam Methodist church, corner OF Nc
kihuc. avenue and Milan streets.
Yesterday Justice Hiil held an INQUEST
on the body OF Mary Scott (colorcd), child
~ Matte scott Who lives a, j2i Texas
avenue. The child dbAd sunday night at
O'Clock. with no attending physician.
The cause OF death was ascribed TO nat
nral causes.
Ludwig schank received the sad news
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02
Personal MENTION.

c. Avery Of Dallas is in the city.
Mr. II. Martin OF Chicago IS in the city.
:. Goldman was in the city from Vic
,oria.
W. W. sooy of Waco was in ihc city
yesterday.
u. G. Barry of Dallas arrived in Hous-
ton yesterday.
~. 7. L,lke was In tho city yesterday
from tort Worth
j. H. Freeman OF Sour Lake was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Dr. J. j. McKonna Is in the city from
New York, ON visit to his family.
STATE and County Assessor Albert Me-
Kinney IS again able to he ~ lis office.
Colonel i. II. Sullivan of Galvc ION came
M Yesterday with tho coner siohM
Samuel f, Frye. postofcc Inspector
Win headquarters in New orleans. IS in
ihc city
Mrs. Katrclls Of Lincoln. Tonu.. is Wis
iting hNr son. X. w. kittrells OF llo1 Ham
iiton erect.
Secretary q w. Kidd of the co'ton
exchange. is stll confined to his room with
a slight at1ck of the grippe
sol Cleveland. who has been making
his home I'm Mexico for some Time. was
IN the city yesterday, and left for shc
East last night.
-. u. NJ Mayo, representative of the
Times - mocllt of New Orleans. WIS in
licr ION last night en- route TO Nev'
Orleans, from Eellvillc. lie was quar-
tered M the Capitol, and departed this
morning for home.
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RESoLt TIONs OF REGRET.
The Eiks' Memorial Upon the Death
OF The Into .inlm \. Vic iI.IInm.

a, .,,e ,.S.-,,1,r ,,,,,t,,,, q, rf,,,,,,,, t,-.
az l'' ''7"'"' N''e''"s W 'io's''" io'se
No i5l, Benevolent and Protective order Of
Eiks. held in their lodge room In the Dinz
buii3inr on SATURDAY tho 9oth aav NJ
VI
January ~ }, lN''' Inc ioiIoWlhg rcsoiu-
'uIs "ef' auop'oH'
h'i.as, !, mas lh'as'n 'he ENhi'en
Nni'I ~ me myers 10 remove rom our
lhrlsl anu rom WIS 'ouE' one oil us enar-
yer "e'npe's' our h,ioy'l eoupahior zap
IAN '(up \. MvMl,Ia mus seN.r,nR an
",nti MN III 'uV l.''''na 'hal" hlnh'ns
~ tih' @nn "vpl lN'"b VIZ oi trV coin,an-
~, v. Wv ,N', 'uu"'N' ""' N'N"u'"'
"ut N"V'e nNv N,nH' "'ln" an w
splra'ion While bowling IN submission 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

Hockey, Texas, January S0.-The ex-
treme cold weather which was sent to us
nv our Northern friends. has abatod con-
siderable. and from under the snow green
spots OF sprou,ing grass appear and re-
mind liz that there is spring coming and
with it new hopes, anticipations and wishes,
likely to be DESTROYED by the rough hand
OF fate.
Farmers. with their heads all shawled.
with red noses. ornamented by dewdrops.
flock into town today, telling tales of years
ago where a Niger froze to death walking
one block, win,ry tales that they have
told so often that they believe them them
selves. business is rcsuming It's old style
and the streets are alive as usual on sat
urday. while actual trade is still little
frozen,
Stock dealers report that the loss on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02
Against the appointment of Record
er and Health Ofiiccr.

There was hut one petition before the
cils council Yesterday afternoon bearing On
The proposed amendments TO tho city char
ter. and that was simply protest against
makiur recorder and health officer appoint
i've instead Of elective. Tho petition WAS
signed hy Ssa voters, II was referred 10
The committee Of six, who viii leave to-
morrow night 10 lay the proposed new char
ter before the legislature at Austin This
committee VIII submit the petition to the
representatives, from Harris county TO act
upon 80 aH they SEQ ill., 70 was expected
that other petitions hearing upon other
proposed charter changes In the charter
would be presented but nouo were handel
81,
The committee ~ the council to present
The new charter 10 the legislature IS as fol-
lows: Aldermen Cronan. MoAughan Street,
Matthews ana Geisclmun. They will leave
for Austin tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

W T. Malone to George Gold
thwaic and l.. u. Moody one half
undivided interest in one fourth
league of land on Clear creek. u.
II NJ Hunter giant other CON
sidoratous and ................... s.
Helen culver to Andrew X.
Weathcrtcrd. lots II and II, block
IL, Cascara addition, north side
Buffalo bayou Observation-Disclosures. .
w. II. Bartholomew and wife
Sarah to c. W, uarral. lots /,
=. s. e, !, s. Q. block ca, W. X.
Baker addition, south side Buffalo
DaNou Observation-Disclosures. G,lu'
j. j. Settegast to II. +. Smith. $40
acres, survey /. block 3; $40 acres,
survey 3. blocl; 3, $40 acres, survey
B. block 3; all patented to j. ID.
Giddings 49,. ....... .....,.....,. .
Moses Stark and Nancy Stark this
wfel to Gustavus A. Burton, lot
= block Il. Barnes y Wetmore ad
diton. north side BufIalo bayou IL
Moses Stark and wife Nancy to
Gustavus a. Burton. part lot
linN50 foet. block n Barnes &
Wctmore addition. north side Buff
fnlo bayou ...........,..,.,... "
W Is Stafford to h. f. Smith. UNI
divided one-half Interest in Go
acre survey l. $40 aero survey .,
also $40 acre survey o. all in block
s. W. c. Railroad company lands.
patented to estate of J. u. Gid
dnes( deoeasedl .............,.. 500
n. f. Smith TO Mamie Il, Stafford,
section l, block T. w. c. Railroad
company survey ..,.......,.,,...- 900
Annie p. stafford tfeme solel TO Il.
+. Smith. undivided one-fourth IN
terest in 220 acres patented TO Re-
becca Brown 800 acre survey II.
u. G. Giddings nsscc. w. c, X. 4.
Co: sections aud i, block 3, w.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

large number were present. The purpose
is to organize club. II. l.. Garrison was
elected chairman and H. T. +. Williams
secretary. A committee was appointed to
formulate bylaws for the government OF
the club and the folior.ng were appointed
Louis ulrc. Harry Aaherton. Joe Nichols j.
q. Jackson and ". +, Davis.
They adjourned TO meet on February
Of Vnion Labor hail when all journeymen
barbers are expected TO be present.
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Meeting of Real Estate Men.

The real estate men met at the Houston
business League rooms last night There
were present; w, +. Fuller, 2. c, Low,
J. ". Harper. -, Henderson, Charles T..
semple G.. " Hall. c. $. Peniield Il L.
G. Wilson. y. l.. Mills, n. W. Northnedt,
W. l.. McElroy. II L. McWllliams, George
H. Porter. L. q. MeWilllams, j II. Bright.
Tom Richardson VIM Grlbble.
Mr. G penGold was elected chairman.
Mr. Richardson reported that Colonel r..
T. Wheeler had prepared an amendment
to the drainage law and would present the
bill 10 tho legislature. and would so to
Austin and push Il TO consideration
Mr. pcnncld said that inserting a drain
age clause in deed OF conveyance would
circumvent the homestead law. The Hous-
ION Post was highly compimented upon the
SUNDAY Issue II was the srnsc OF those
present that the Sunday issue OF The Post
vas tho boat paner ever gotten out by The
Post management
Adjourned to Monday night
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

We don't know everything. hut ,,. !,
know how TO do the best laundry VOL, 10 40
town, and how to give prompt servinn IA
81 packard's Troy Laundry. Phone 40 a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02
CriminnI nistric, Cnuri.

Yesterday was the opening day " the
criminal district court for Harris county
Judge Gavin IN charging the grand jury.
called the attention Of this body. among
other matters demanding their iuyestiya-
ton. especially to gambling and bawly
houses.
The following grand Jurors were sworn
m Ruius Gage. foreman William Khtch-
bach, T. friedenhaus. l. ~ Rich. Paul
FLOCK. H. I. urlmste0n. Fred Minister. Jn-
senh lsaacs, L., T.. Shuptrine. William ii.
| I'm, otto Erickson and Henry Hartmann.
| me following were appointed hailliis. ].
j. Wheelan. w, + Thompson. Robert Mas
and George W. Tucker.
| Inc Following comprise the list Of nett,
Jurors to serve the enguing week: A. S.
| Nondcryoot J. W. Davis. John Buto
FRANK Gottschalk, George H. Bringburs,
| Ia Loeffier, August kirschnlck. John Del
HON. Herman wendland. Charles Ertz Goo
| Hermann, W e. Noumann. otto PrlossBe-
\ Hanpe, Nm. Muller. j. G. BerinR. Chri,
| krupp. VIM. NJ. white. Walter We,teato
Sol colman, j. NJ. Beardon and A. A. Trims.
made
The following cases were set yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

"Wednesday. February s--wm. Lyics. as
sail; 10 murder.
February a--clsud i. Miller. ernbegsic-
neni. : Blum. exhibiting game.
February e-Josu Bradford. emhessic-
meat; H. kSufoit R&s Johnston. Walter
Spencer. Fred Brown. Charles Gael. I'd
Wade, h. GrscnheSe ana Mrs H. Jones, ar-
reslca W. J. nuprce. carrying pistol, Lise
Landlord. gaming. James Grcen. forgery
ana passing.
February s--Bud Preacher and Paul
Simpson, rcehcrr.
February sc. NJ Abercrombie. cmhcs-
element
February iS-Louis Williams. murder.
The following cases against parties
CHARGED with murder In the first degree
ara set for the days named:
February @-lohn Ashuood; special venire
o. sixty ordered.
February il-Roherr Z. Boyee; special
xtnire Of Zoe ordered.
February is--Louis Williams; special We
rire Of 100 ordered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

suits rned for Di.,rIct court.

The following suit was filed in tho dis
trict cour, yesterday;
~ =. + Conkin ct al VS. Mary NJ
George et al; suit for partition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday by County clerk Dupreo
" s Canners and Miss Emma Kocpka
Arthur McIlalc and Sallio Iones
Wesley Maston Holland and Miss Musotta
Sweeney.
William Cunningham and Mrs. NJ },
cfau1,y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

Four-dollar Fountain Pen glycn ow.,.
to the most popular lady and eeptlsmsn
free, at Pastoriza's. e"'''nah
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

Money TO buy vendors lien notes w,,.,
small discount or advance on h,,i,dar.i
liens. R. =. soiourner Co.. ioOs,I Con.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02
County tourf.
County Court.
The following order. were made In the
county ccur; yesterday;


The following order. were made In the
county oour; yesterday
PROBATE DOCKET
Estate OF Robert i. Boyee, motion 10 re-
raoVe RooerSer c. Saith as co-eSeeGirix
oserrNlcd, to which Mrs Mary +. Bo:ce
c1cep.s I. G. jones appointed auditor upon
agreement OF all parties, and he Is hereby
directed 70 file his rciert the first day o,
the neat term OF this court; application nt
Mary Y neycc Tor leave to file additional
NoaChcrs granted.
Estate of Meneer minors. ordered that
the guardian be cited TO file an annual sC-
count to the neNt term Of this court.
Estate OF Katie Pasche, minor. ilual ac-
court iil,d and noted March 8. 1896, exam
lned and approved and ordered recorded.
and 8; appearing to the court that the minor
is Of aec ana has filed receipt In full for
balance due her from the guardian. the es-
tate Is dropped from the docket and the
guardian ana tho sure,les on hia bond are
hereby released from al! other liability
thereon
Estate of Chrisiion Sauer, ordered that
the administrator be cited 20 appear and
snow cause why he should not be fined for
contempt in failing TO file annual account
as heretofore ordered.
CIVIL DOCKET.
John II. Kirby W. Harvey r. y. Wilson
continued as on application Of plaintiff
West Publishing company vs.. J. NJ. Cole
man continued generally.
Western Wheel works VS.. John II. XIII
~ 1t al; continued for service on L. J..
Eyvcs
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TO CURE A coin IN oxr

take Laxative Promo Qulnine Tnhls,.
AZ ~ arngIists refund the money Il il faii,
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stn,c and County CoIIcctor.s Rcport

The following is a list of collections made
by State and County Collector Henry Cur
tin for the month OF January, 1897:
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DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING

street. "ai"
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f. Proehl, addition to house. lot 4. b,oc,,
Ss1' Raker addition, north side of Buffalo
bayou, $500.
German Methodist Episcopal church to.o
story house, lot Z. block an. Rake -,
ton. north side OF Buffalo bayou saoo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02

Journeymcn I;arbers Meet.
Last night the journeymen BARRIERS held a
meeting In tho city council chambers. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02
Judge W. y. Shaw.
Dnnrp
Report of Comfy Treasurer

0 Balances on hand in various funds Of the
county treasury at close Of business Janu.
AIRY 80 1897:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-02
PROTEST. SUBMITTED

Geo. G. Timmina. Secretary.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-03-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers by warranty
deed as recorded in the office of the
register of deeds for Mobiles county
for the week ending Feb. 27, 1897:
J. Clifford to B: I. Trip, lot 6
blk 9 Bigelow. IS $50
sJ.F. Stone to A. NJ. .Felts ct al
D ] nw4 32-l03-41.. :. :. 300
MINI. Land Inv. Co. to Chas. .
Feb nj of sw4 -3-lO4-42. ..... $50
Anna M. Swan and husband to
y. E.. Cole lots 2 and 3, blk E =,
kihbrae.. ................ 1850
F.D: Lindquist and wife to Sam .
uel H.Ilvain lots l-2-3-4-5-6-7
7 blk Dundee, now Kinbrae.. IT'S
Anton Harsch to Annie Harsch
nj of sw4 g. lO4-39.. ....... L
Albert Gambs and wife to Port
# Huron E. M. r. Co: nw4 of
s. nw4 80 -IO7 -39. .. :. 80. 90. 1853
Ralph S. McKerrell to F. J.Por-
3 ter .ea of ne4 g. -1O2-42:. 76l
Annie W. Mobery and husband
3 to r. F. Baker lot 4, blk 81,
z ;Worthington. ...::........ 2O7
II. II. baxter ana wife to Ma
!. thaniel Ogg w4-5-lO2-4O. %. $3.50
Kate Meyer and husband to
/ Christopher Vorderbregge lot
6, blk 8, st. Kilian. 80. ..... $50
Sarah A. Hodges and husband
( to Marcus j. Barber sci of Sc
-, / and lots 1928 of 34-1Ol 49,. 5000
N. l.. Woodland ct al to Nathenn
! Smith sw4 2l-IO4-40......... 1920
Buel w. Pope and wife to Carl
Paplea ne44-l7-103-41.. 1......... 1860
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1'''' - -'"'~'' d r. ~ III Z
Short Session of Court.

Court adjourned Thursday after
noon and was probably the shortest
session held in years. The cases not
mentioned as being disposed Ct last
week were the case of Knox VS..
Chapa, in which auction fees in a
land deal were not paid for. The
jury rendered verdict Thursday
morning for the plaintiff for $5l.5O
Ferrin VS.. Minnesota Loan &. In
vestment Co. was a garnishee case
wherein it was disclosed the plaintiff
had no funds belonging to the party
named in the complaint, the given
name being different from the one
mentioned. The court rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff. - +
Clark VS.. Rickhoff, continued. ,
Holm vs.. Vanderwedge, continued:
Commercial Nursery vs.. Mrs. Coy
er, continued '. =:
Deyoe VS.. Barthell, continued.
Clausen VS.. Wilson, submitted to
the court. ::s .~: I'll vi
Cigar Go. VS.. Fisher, continued. i"
Two cases of appeal were brought
INN. Findlsy vs.. Board of Super
visors, and G. Koschmch VS.. Board of
Supervisors. They were appeals re-
sulting from amount of damages
awarded in laying out a new road be-
tween the town of Worthington and
Dewald. Both were dismissed.
The diverse case of Lizzie Toner
VS.. JAS. Toner was partially heard
1t was shown that there was some ev-
idence not at hand and no decision
was rendered. Court then adjourn
al