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Griggs courier., 1897-12-24

Several yea1s ago Q esstain CaaReland
Ihueuuuephes mads . speciality q ''qis-
r. photographs ana bailt vD quits .
leade in them. o. dv soatd Is,kins
e5tiapn entered ~ OAllssy.
''eis." he MD 70 ~ DAotnGpapher.
II want my pietuss AAe1 With my
mothsr'a She died In The old oountry Q
tsw days ago."
every we'll. dr. aAid The man II
cameras, "tAks . seat"
He posed The Stranger and photo
graphed him and told him 70 call for
The fnished Article on . osrtAin day.
OF course the simple operation Of
double printing brought out shadowy
face beside that Of the stranger. the ef-
feet being increased by the dim ghastli-
ness Of the faint impression.
Promptly ON time the man came back
and was shown the picture.
"Ah," he instantly said. "that isn't
my mother"
"Isn't it?" said tho photographer as
he slanted the portrait 60 as to catch the
light at a different angle.
''No, it ism It."
Strange" said the artist. "But it
sometimes happens. The spirits have
their tricks and their little games just
lilc mortals, and ! suppose some old
spirit lady is trying to fool u.s. You
don't recognize the likeness at all, eh?"
Tisn't that, said the man.
"What is the trouble then?''
The man hesitated.
"Wcll, you see, !" he said, "the pic
cure ain no use 10 me now."
"Why not?" inquired the photograph
CT.
"'Cause got letter from my sister
this morning saying that it was all a
mistake about mother dying She was
just lying in aswoon, and now she is al
most we'll again.
The photographer kept his face
straight by violent effort.
''That's all right" he said. "Some
oonfounded spirit has put up q job on
us. You needn't take the picture. Good
day. ''-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24

st Fsrso. K. b.. NOV. "a, ism.-No,iee s''i
hereby ldven thaa the following named settle
has AID notice II hls istention to make ave
yeets enal proof IN support of bis claim and
secure anal eutvy thereof. viz:
KNUD ItRAAs,
Homestead entry No. 1879. for the nwk of
Of section II in Twp. ~ N. X. 90 y.
and names tho following % bis witnesoes, Wig:
Andrew fortney, Peter Noreach. Even II.
Jreven. Henry r. Ktss, I'll Of Hannafsrd. r o..
CrtgRs County. N. u. The testimony Of the
Oscar ID. Purinton. clerk Of the district court
st CcOperstown. 0rgse county,N. D.. On the
eth day OF January. 4. y. 1891, at his once.
A. 0CNDBRHAUF. Register.
Johr o. Ole. Agent. .lst:pab.Ntv. IS, ~.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
Order for Hearing Petition For
Lette of Guardi .nship.

Order for Hearing Petition For
Lette S of Guardi -nship.
STATE OF NORTH DA KWrA, -.
G"nnty of Griggs. iss
In county Court, Before Hon g. II. johnson.
Order for Herring Tetioion for Letters OF G,lar-
In the s.1 matter i the guardianship of
Florence Newell.
James Newell,
Andrew Newell.
MINOR children Of Dubois ind Jennie Newell,
late OF the county Of Grigas, stnte Of North
Dakota, d'ceased & so having ,h.s se.h day Of Nov
tmDer A. ID. 1897, made application by petition
70 the judge of this G urt for The appointment
o. olive Fonst, OF Grlges county. as the guar.
dtan Of the person of said ininers; and it duly
1ppearing to said judge that tht only relative
Of the said minors II siding in tkis county are
Charles Hickr. stepfather. and . live Foust
aunt. and iha enid fon: mi crs IRE at pre- sent
thls county: and on due inquiry ssid ,dge d. en-
Ing J! necesrary and reasonable that guardian
OF -a'd minors should he appointtd. and that per-
sonal notice of said appl cation shOnA be given
10 sata minors at leart tel days before the hear
ing said petition;
Nien be heard before said Judge ut the court
re"m 81 fa1d county court i'll the county court
house In the city Of Coop-rs,"wn. in The coun-
81 Srst and State q ses H9st no, = OF. on the
the forenoon of said day and THAT personal ma
!,ce Of said app'icutionb. g vent said minors
b.: CITATION at ieast ten days before t.e 3,i day
Jnnuary. A. U. 1898. requiring rai,t parties 20
appear before said judge ut raid tarr' and place
ot henring, then aud mere to show c use il
a"y they have. why the said ,ve, Fonst should
no, he npt" inted the guardian Of the persons Of
the sad no,s
In testimony whereof, We have causpd the
r al of the county court OF said county to be
hereuRiO affixed.
Witness the Hon g. II. johnson.
Judge Of the said county court at
[SEAL] the city of Cnoperstnwn. in SAID
county This 29ih day, OF November
| A. ID. 1897.
e.. II. JOHNSON,
Judge of the County Court.
LIST Pub Dec 10
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
Sale ef Land.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County OF Grtg3s. ss'

In County Court,
Before Hon. c. II. johnson, Judge,
In the Matter Of the Ettate Of Harry Van vieck
clifford, Minor.
Notice Of sals.ef Land-Private Sale:
an order made - ,Se Hon. 9. 9 4. Johnsos,
Judge OF the Con1ty Court. in and for the
County Of Griges. a1d State Of North Dakota,
on the Goth day % December, A. D, 1897 IN The
matter Of the estate Of Harry Van Week 0inbsd,
minor, the unders signed, the guardian of said
e.tate, will sell ct private sale to the highest
bidder. for cash, On Tuesday, January ilth,
1873. subject TO eas1rmation BY the Judge Of the
s.id co1nty Couss: on Or ate. Tuesday. the 18th
the estate Of the said Harry Van Week GifI .rd,
minor. and ali the right, title and interest that
the said eetate has by the operation OF law or
otherwise in and to all those certain lots, pieces
or parcels Of land situate. lying and being in the
county OF GIiRgr and State Of North Dakota,
deecritsed az follows to wit: an undivided one.
sixth interest in and to the south west quarter Of
IT, n ~, In township ia. range61. The east one
half and the east eDe. half OF the west one-half
IF section 81, township IA, range 81, and the
wesl one-half OF sect 38, township Ia range
III, being co. ac,es more or less, according to
Government survey.
Bids may he made at any time after the irrt
publication of this notice and before the making
OF the sale. :
All bids or offers mus: be in writing. and ad.
dressed to Joel Haum, Cooperstown, N. D., OF
nled with the Judge Of the County Court, at his
office In the Comfy Court House. in the City OF
| tOOpersiOwn, in said county, or delivered tC
the undersigned PERSONALLY.
Dated Dec. Goth, A. D.. 1897.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24

NOTICE FOR PUsl 1CATION.-i.and Office
al Fargo, N. ID /. Nov 17,h, 1877. Motto. ia here.
Ivy give q ha' the following named settler hn>
fled nntic" cf !n. intention ,emake his five
that snid proof will b made hetme Oscar j,
Purintn. clerk of the district cuart at oo,-
er tMwn Gr,Rg- county. N. d., W, January
4, 1898, viz:
u. .E NJ. 20sSo for .ha seA. OF Srction u. Twp.
14h u. tange CT west
his on'inn".s residt nee upon and cultivaI iN,
Of. snid and viz: H,rr, Ames. J"a, Is,b"r,
Var, um, Van Vicet. n;l of Helena re-. ND.
aud George Hartman, of C,lOre, st0wn. Nd
a. T.. SUNDERHAUF
Let pub Nov. 70, 81 ReEist'r.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
Official DIRECTORY
0AfD oyr,cpps.

9ovoeeee-etAak 4. Briggs
LAoat. oove1Ace-Joeeph II. DevinI
eoczoeo1y-1Fod tslley. +.
ItooouFos- 0eoHgo :. Ntobols.
oepeeintsadeat of Pablis lnssfuesioA-JoAn
Attorney 0snsfsl-john = Cowsn.
Audltor-Nalhsn b. Hsnpum.
enpeene Court judges-0uy G. d. Coeljso.
Alfred Wallin, II. BsrtAoloIlsW.
Ratlfoad Commiao!o0er0-L.L L. Wo1to0, 0o0.
II. Keyes, Jso. B. Gibson.
Commtesioner Of f1Ahof-Rsnry y. I1ooas.
CoDmiooionoe Of f1nearsnce-f. b. 1ancAof.,
Congrsssnan-1.N N. johnson.
Judge DieI1ct Court. F1fih District -. u.
Glasp0ll, Of Jamestown.
couuf1 eyyIcBas.
Commtosl0nsfo -Joe BucSheit, chairman; j
e. Cooper, H. Wilson Ness Hsmninssoa,J ,JoAn
K. Olson.
Register Of Desds-lIa - o. Lisn.
Clerk Of District CouRt-O. d. Pufints1.
Shefi6-Claus jackson.
District tAttoIney-David Dertlett,
Treasurer-Iver Udgard.
Auditof-P. A. Nelaaed.
0ufveyof-Qartin A. Ueland
9upt. Of f6chools-Andrew efAclair.
County JUDGE. II. Johnso0.
Cofoner-Df. DergetrOm,
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
Deaf Smiths Victory.

At the battle of San Jacinto, when
Santa Annals forces had routed Hous-
toms left wing, deaf colonel by the
name of Smith did not hear the order
to fall back and kept on fighting until
his example and success on the right
wing caused a general rally, which re-
suited in the total defeat and capture of
the Mexican army. There is county in
Texas named Deaf Smith in honor Of
the hero.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24

NOTICE OF FINAL PR ,OF.-I.and one. II.
Fargo. North Dakota. November 3rd, 1897. No
t'ce is hereby given That the following l,ar,' d
settl.r has fled FnOtce of his inte tioD 10 make
i've yenrs final prt,Or l., support OF his clst,n
aud that sa'd prp,f will be- mad" before Oscar
d. Pnrin,on. clerk of the district court. vt
his office at l'0"perstcwn. N. d., on the ISL b
day OF December. taS7. viz.
HENRY GULLlCKsON,
n. y. No. 2oss9, fur the ek of sex and sex Of
n"mes the following witn-s.cs to prove his CON.
tinnoas rf sidcnce upon and cultivation of SAID
land. VIZ: ThOmas Tronlson. Da"iel Eriksnn
1m0n j. Ourt.n. and Amund Gnlbrans0i,, al OF
COoperstown, N. D.
A.K. sUNDhRHATF,
Register
1sl Pub Nov. II. 1897.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF.

s5as G*hfs For GgHnyss 5sE45 s.s;
Land Once. Fargo. y. D.. 'Nov. le!h, 1897.
ENettce -. % is . hereby given that Jens H. kins
before Oscar d. Purinton, clerk Of the district
court: at bis ONCE IN COoperstown. n. D.. on
i.s. The slst day Of Decembsr M . 1897, on timber
nek and M Of sex Of Section No. 12, in Town
ship No: ia. Range No, 60
He names as Witnesses: Knud furaas, Thos.
Hannatord +. O., Grigps County. N. ID.
A. e. SUNuERHAUF,
Register.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
LUTHERAN.

Preaching service in Norwegian
every Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Evening service at O'Clock every
first and third Sunday in the month
in English and the other Sunday
evenings In Norwegian. Sunday
school every Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. The Ladies' Aid Society
meet every other Thursday afternoon.
All are cordially invited.
r. T. SlLNEss. Pastor.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
Auditors Notice of Expiratio,
of Time for Redemption.

To Balkan:
You are hereby notified that the following de.
scriAcd real estate. TO wit, southeast quarter of
taxes for the year 1880 for $a5 &c? that the pur-
chaser has paid the subsequent taxes thereon;
eaat he M m t. redeem said land
,s IS 50. fnd you u,e h.rtby further Motif. d
tn the Tune for redemption expires 20 days
from this notice.
Datsl at Co ,pe..town. Is b De:omb,r, '97. -
p. A. MELGARD.
let prt. Cec. II. .7. G,;e;s &c. n D
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
Frozen Buttcraie,.

It is a common experience among
mountain climbers to find butterflies
frozen Oh the snow, aud SO brittle that
they break unless they are very careful
y handled. Such frozen butterflies on
being taken 60 warmer climate recover
themselves and AZ away.-Philadelphis
1ecod
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24

NOTICE OF FINAL ProDF.-Imnd .fice ~,
y given lhnl tue following named setier :, n
IL, notice of his intentions 10 max. dnnl fiv.
'e..rs proof in support ot his claim. and iha
aid proof will he Tlnde before Oscar ID. PurjI
ION, Clerk OF the 0f-trici court. {, t h,a office in
Jamestown, tiriggs county, North Dakota, on
January 22nd. 1898. viz:
TONNES VATNE,
n F.. M. 1870. for he s"n,hCaet quarter of
Section 8, Township 145 n, of Rang IS west.
axe nti,ns ih. itni. wing winess.s to prove
ia continuous residence upon. md cnltivat o.
nf, snfd land, VIZ: Andrew Vntne, andrew
II of Cooperstown + q G,iggs 20. N d
John o. Ole Age,ts Dec. IL. sa7.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
METHODIST.

Preaching every Sabbath morning. e
II O'clock, and every Sabbath eyenine
at 7:30 o'clOek. Sabbath school
1T t2 M. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at 7:3C o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
B A. BURNS. Pastor.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
CONGREGATIONAL

Preaching service every Sabbath q. a.m.
at II, followed bv Sunday school,.
Union Y. + 5 q E. at G:l5: Peoples
service at 7:30; Ladies Auxiliary every
Wednesday, afternsnr. Mldweek meets.
ing every Thursday evening ut 7:9O;
Junior S. q: b 3p. m., SATURDAYS.
+ 5. SHAW. Pastor.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24

NOTICE OF F1MAL FRoOF F-Land Office NJ
~. t,,,.n b..i tn. iA!1. M, re IL
here by CIV that the following named settler
mas filed notice of his INT, u irnt make final five
ears proof in snpIn,rr "t hsclnim. aud hat sn,d
10 oof will be mnde before Oscar u Purinion
ERIK of the Distrlc, court at his office i'm Coon
st"wn. Griggs county. ID on January 22nd.
1893, viz:
JOHN EBENTIER.
I. f No. 1907. fr the northwest quarter q,
'rlf"n 2S, trwnsh y i4G u rnug 6l Wi 4,
lie name the following WITH ssrs Ia pr v. hi
''nlinuous residence np"n. and cmlt'vntt u ct
aid lnnd-. viz: Roht Starr, Max Wild. VIM. n /.
,lartin. and Alonz" Rhodes, nl, of Cooperst WI
- ,GrigSs county. N. D.
A. E SUNDERHAUF. Register
VIM. Glass. Agent. Isl pub, Dec. IL. .97
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE
- COURIER.
AND GET ALL THE NEWS.

Order Hearing Petition for Let. !
ters of Administration.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Grigse. i's:
In the matter Of the estate o: Dubois Newell, de.
ceased.
Chas e. Hicks, Petitioner.
Olive Newell. Florence Newell James,H.
Newell and Ab6r+w newell.
FefpOnd-nts.
Order Hearing Petition for Letters of Admins
Whereas, the petition of Charles E. Hicks hes
lately been died In this Court repr.s sentinR
among other thi"gs. that Dubois N well. lato
2f The County u Of Gr,sEs in the State Of Ness
intesta'e po eereed of certain estate within tie
County Of Griggs, State Of North Dakota, ana
petitionInK this s:onrt that Letters of Admins.
deceased, be grained to oscar D. Purinton. of
the Village Of COoperstswn., CAupty of Gripos
1t IL therefore ordered. That the said petition
br heard by the Judge of the County Court of
Of said court, in the county conrt house in the
city of COnprrstOwn in snid county. on the "a
day of Jannary: a. D.. 1898, ut 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF said day. 9fs
II is fur her ordered. That notice OF the time
aud place "f heating Of said petition be given
10 the leirsat law and the next of Kin. and, n
by citation as required by law ss7sF7S
In testimony whereof, We have canssd til:
seal of the county conrt of said county to bo
hereunto affixed. :.a'E
of the taid county court. at til.
| tsEALl city of Cooperslown. 10 said oOulfys
ih,s this eighth day Of Deccmber, A.1 -
c. n. JOHNSON, 81
Judge OF tho county eots
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
Church Notices.
BAPTIST.

Sunday morning service preaching at
IL, followed. bv Bible school ut 1918:
evening service at Prayer and
inquiry meeting Thursday evening at
s O'clock.
JOHN SM1THERs, Pastor.
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF rtsE
FIRST BANK OF C0OPERST0vN
AT COOPERsTOWN,t in the state Of North
Dakota. at the csose Of business Decembe,
18TH 1897.

u
RESOURCES.
loans and DiseouRts,. & 1885 "
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. q n
Stock, securities, claims, etc. ....... - g
hue from otherbanks. ..............., ssss 81
Aanking.house furniture and fixtures s0o5 ss
'ther real estate Observation-Disclosures soeb 81
Current expenses and taxes paid..... 1892 81
Checks and other cash iteme............ SoS "a
Legal tender and national currency sp4s1 90
fractional paper currency nickeh
and cents,.......... ............... $40 50
Specie. Observation-Disclosures. 1910 90
Total, 5iiso se
LIABILITIES.
apital stock paid in. ................S 8 10000 GO
surplus fund Observation-Disclosures.
Undivided profits, ,.................... 55S1 II
individual deposits subject to check ee6CS sc
demand certificates of deposit ....... 7sC5 IS
Time certificate of deposit. ............ 1898 60
Certtned checke ...................
Cashiers checks outstanding ..........
Due 10 other banks ....... ...........
Votes and bills discounted ............
Bills payable. ................ ..........
Total. 7l,1s9 &c
state Of North Dakota,
County of Griggs, ss.
I'm. w. Buck, Cashier of the above named
bank do solcmnly swear that tho above state
ncnt is true to tho best Of my knowledge and
I belief.
NV. BUCK. Cashier.
sTATEOF NORTH DAKOTA So.
| Subscribed and sworn to before me this goth
day Of December. 1887.
Lscall JOHN q. OLE,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Iw r 5. ILL., TT4,s.ADcr, Directors
Griggs courier., 1897-12-24
NOVICE OF r1NAI. rR,,oF-1and of,c. =,

JOHN o. Ole, Agent.
1s' Pub Nov. ~. 1897.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
Personal. Local and General Note

President Plant, of the Plant system of
roads, has gone to Japan tc be absent until
October.
c. l. Hilleary yesterday assumed the
duties of district passenger agent of the Big
-Four at Columbus, O.
II. d. Rhodes yesterday assumed the
duties of general passenger agent of the
Cincinnati, Portsmouth 4 Virginia.
+. w Blake has been appointed ticket
receiver of the Pennsylvania lines at CleVe-
land O.. and left for that city yesterday.
r. H. Lord. superintendent of transporta-
ton on the Fort Worth & Rio Grande, has
resigned and the position has been abol-
ished.
General Manager Mckay. of the Erie
lines, has appointed H. Walker soliciting
agent of the lines at Indianapolis. He took
charge yesterday.
w. c. Rinearson. general passenger agent
of the Queen IL Crescent, yesterday buried
his mother at Hamilton, o. She was seven
ty-three years of age.
Union Depot officials state that in May
there were fewer late trains than in any
month that records have been kept which
has been for some years.
The wife of Harry Il. Bartol route agent
of the American Express Company, died
quite unexpectedly yesterday at the family
residence on Talbot avenue.
Both Pullman and Wagner car conduc-
tors state that through travel IS now heaV-
Ter than at any time in the last two years
especially east and west bound.
b. n. Austin, late general utility man in
passenger service on the Northern Pacific
yesterday assumed the duties of general
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
WAY IS AGAIN CONVICTED
AGED COUNTERFEITER SPENT FOR
TY-FIVE YEARS IN PRISON.
He Is Now "a Years OId-ScOtt Conn
PEELED to Pay His Wife's Flu
neral Expenses.

Jesse Way, seventy-four years old, was
convicted of counterfeiting by a jury in the
Federal Court yesterday afternoon. He is
a notwithstanding offender and has spent
almost forty-fiye years of his long life in
prison, for the most part upon the charge
of counterfeiting. He was last sentenced by
Judge Baker and has only been out of pris-
on few months. The court did not pass
sentence upon him yesterday.
Judge Baker yesterday sentenced Ben
jamin Barnard TO pay a fine of $3.50. Barn
ard is the man convicted last Saturday
of using the mails for a fraudulent scheme
in conducting a fur business in this city.
He offered high prices for pelts and when
they were shipped to him would declare
they were not in good condition and try to
get them for little nothing.
The United States marshal yesterday
brought from Matthews John Robbins,
charged with impersonating an officer. 1t is
charged that he endeavored TO blackmail a
man at Union City by representing himself
as a secret-service officer and procured a
note for 5000. lie denies the charge and de-
clares that he is perfectly able TO prove his
innocence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
FOR TRADE.

80 ~, :, - ~
fOR TRADE-Farm sixty-one acres, one and a
half miles from Belt Road southeast of the
city; clear of incumbrance, viii exchange for
good city property assume incumbrance or pay
cash difference We have Ave houses in east
part Of the city to exchange for good farm in
eastern Indiana; the five houses rent at about
$50 per month, are in frst-cass condition and
valued at $1,000; Will trade; this is no talk. We
nave several large. nice residences in the north
part of the city exchange for small properties
they have some membranes on them, which
can be carried or paid of at pleasure here is a
me opportunity to secure a nice home. A fine
large brick house North Meridian street, with
a good barn and beautiful yard; lovely home;
want good farm in Marion adjoining county I.
mean business. Six houses fine renters; want to
trade for block in city and pay cash difference
or assume incumbrance; investigate this. If you
have anything TO exchange or sell, see US at
once. Send or bring a list Of your real estate
we can handle il on short notice. We have some
houses to sell the most favorable terms Call
and see US IL you want 10 do business. Office
441z North Pennsylvania street over Pomeroy' s
drug store, Rooms 9 and 10. JOHN c. JULIEN
WIDER & co
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
THE COURT RECORD.
Appellate Court.
PRACTICE-STREET ASSESSMENT
FORECLOSURE

1876. Porter c. c. Bozarth VS.. McGuH-
cuddy ct al. Affirmed. Comstock il. Ii
will be presumed that leave of court was
given TO file an amended complaint which
is FOUND in the record apparently duly
filed. 2. After the filing of an amended
complaint the original complaint and All
pleadlngs addressed to it cease to be a part
or the record. 3. An assessment for street
Improvement may be foreclosed by a suit
in the same manner as mortgage is fore
closed. T. The defendant in such a suit is
not entitled to a trial by jury, as such q
proceeding is governed by the same rules
which apply TO mortgage foreclosures. ).
Such proceeding may be prosecuted without
having first procured the issue of a pre-
cept or taken any other steps to collect
the assessment. o. A complaint which is
sufficient TO bar another action for the
same cause will be held good when ques-
toned for the first time by assignment
of error on appeal I. II the defendant
answers the court may grant such relief as
the case may justify whether specially de-
manded in the prayer for relief or not. s..
The common council. under Section 1888. r.
5. 1854, may pave any part of the width
of street or sidewalk which II may deem
beneficial to the public. 9. A notice of the
letting of contract for a street improve
ment printed three times at intervals of a
week in a newspaper before the day for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
Largest swing Bridge.

The largest, although not the longest,
swing bridge in the world will soon span
the drainage canal at the right of way of
the Panhandle road The weight of the
bridge will be more than double that of
any swing bridge in America, $500 tons of
steel alone being called for in the construc-
feet wide. with eight tracks. In addition
to the Panhandle freight and passenger
traffic all the trains of the Northern Pa
ciic and of the Union Stock Yards and
Transit Company will pass over it. 1t will
be built on the Cantilever truss plan, with
four immense trusses, between which six
Of The tracks will be laid The other tracks
will be outside of the trusses and unin-
closed The turntable on which it is to re-
volye will be eighty feet in diameter and
will have 144 rollers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
Dispute over Hospital Garbage.

John M. Jones has sued Frank r. Hard
ing for breach of contract and demands
damages. Harding had a contract to re-
move the garbage from the Central Hospi-
tai for the Insane and made an agreement
with the plaintiff by which the latter was
to have one-fourth of it, 1t is alleged the
garbage was very valuable for feeding hogs.
The plaintiff charges that after he began
to carry out his part of the agreement
Harding refused to permit him to, continue
Jones estimates his damage at $1,000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
cnndidntes to succeed judge PenheId

Governor Mounts troubles are not ended
In selecting Judge Pentield for federal APP
pointment President Mckinley created a
Vacancy on the Circuit Bench of De Kalb
and Steuben counties. Yesterday the Gov
ernor had a number of callers from these
two counties among them Senators Gilbert
Shively Shea Nusbaum and Sol A. Wood
of Angola member of the state commit
Tee They came to recommend the appoint
ment of F. c.. Robey. of Angola. r. ID.
Hartman, of Auburn, is also candidate.