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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-01-30

FL vivir ieli1mcnte solo Sc puedc
aIeanzar con perleeta salud. Las ems
lermedades quitan todo goce en- Ia
vida 81 cl cuerpo esti NAL y cansado
NADIA puede gozar, no mpora cuanlo
sea 10 que otrog gozan. 81 csti POGO
enicrmo y no SC siente bicn, no po-
dra gozar de las cosas slno { medias.
Micntras mas sauo este, mas p. lrd
gozar de las cosas. 81 esla condl.l6n
nocHiste, algo debcria de hacusc. Es-
TO quiere dcclr que nueyc dc Cada
diez casos dcben usar el Descubdmien.
to Medicinal del ono del DR.. Pierce.
Obra dHectamentc sobrc los 6rganos
digestyos y sobre Ia sangre, y por me-
dio de elIos sobre los tejdos del cuer-
po Aviya el apctito y hacc pcrlecta
Ia digestion y nutucl0n, y suuc dc
sangrc rica y roja todo, los tejldos, 4
Ia ye2 que produce canes s5lidas sl
ludabIcs.
Enviad ~ es'ampas dc un centavo
d Ia Worlds Dispensay Medical Asso-
cIation, Buffalo, n. Wy rccibires el
Conscjero Mtdico del Dr. Pierce, H.
bro lIustrado de 1908 pjginas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-01-30

Tcpgp sfocellHs, uyas durHgn, dc un aho
de dad stan tan ireaeQa como n ala Que 50
C0ltfou. Eso el pruccso fti0 De California, no
cuii htn o Solo Ia truta nnlcamcute la pougo
ira, se cunscrya perlcCtamente iresca Cue Ia
cust NADIA, Sc y" edo pungr una lauera en- diez
miuutus. Ia semnra pasn1a vrndi dire clones
o mas de / o ianiIlasi fualqutrt pagaia un'
peso puf Il rcrciuHgs. cunndu NtAn las he mCsns
niue itHs de utu como hay murhu genie puhre
como }o un ideru mi dtbcr dai sgNporlcneia,
ttugu tuuhuuah que tuHlquiCr persona puede
harer ci o do,rlrnius peso "a su prUpla casa
eu Wuy pa.us elias. Mandart m estfa dc itu a
dir.cciuuo. CumpleiHs cualqueIa Dc los lee
tutes pur u rsiampns dc cen Hyns, lu cual rs
uuicHmeutp 81 rustn actual De lus muestns, pos
tuJc, etc FRANCES CASEY, SO. louis, NO ltil
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-01-30
LA ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE.
Los CuerpOS LegiSlatiyOS Sc MueS-
tran SOlicitOS pOr EStablecer
RefOrmaS RadiCaleS en-
las LeyeS de Nueyo
Mexico.


La pTlmefa semaha de Ia session Ut
las camaraS legls'atiVaS no Sc mahlleS
to LENA dc acontecim'entoS ho'aOIe'
y sensaclonaIeS, Sino mas ben Sc DIS
uhguIo Por Ia caIma y apala que pa
recla Pfe'a'ecer' AisohoS &c lo'
'"'en'oioS ue uho y QUO CuelPo u"i'
eh'ehuef con SuS aC'oS que aPe'ecei
aSIlh8ulfSe Ioaa costa ptohI6ahuo
reyes que los co'oqucn c" !" C"'eSol''
dc hue'o' Llcur5oS y ooIone' III ca
50 eS 'e5'''af d uIeSUo J SInleSuo 'e-
h'endo SIemPre ei 'oJo al oie@ 0 POI
meJor ueclf culuahuo caua uno Sd ne
SocIto PafucuIaL ON uuua hues'Tos
leSIS'aS no nan oido ueclt que qu'eh
nucho aoaiCa POGO apfie'a } por 'a'
Iazoh no re"llzah que SuS huI'pleS
Pfoyec'oS ue IeSl'lacioh ueheh heseo
&c coh'ef'iFSe en- humo' AM 'ehemoS
al senator ran que &c OuehaS 4 Pfl-
'hefaS eSPe'a al Senauo u'l "c'o ue It.
'oFma fauIcallSIIha para IeoaJ'r los
SaS'oS de los cohuaaoS en- 10 que 'oca
los Sa'aIloS oe SuS olciaieS' In Fe|
de pToVocar para una reoaJa regular y
SehSa'a que poula SCI aCep'aDle . ID ma
yoila DC los 'eg'SauofeS Sefia SuSceP-
uo'e !" aPtoOao'o'' usi 'ueoIo' "Do-
III CaS' 'o'a'uleh'e 'oS s"l"i'oS ue Id
mayor Pa''e ue los o''o'"'9S ue oonu"-
uo ''"oienuo'os ''lei"'''cn'c no'i''"''e''
D''en que q 'nnei'lo e''' e'nPcu'''
20 ue ouehas lh'ehcloheS' SuPo-
hiehuo que TAI uicho sea VeilulCo' sc
Pueoe Oar oteu''o las Ouehas ih'eh-
C'oheS ue los a'C'onauoS Al paper ue
LEGISLATURES Ielof'''lS'aS Cud'luo ~
qu'eie" u'i' ie'oi'iia I'"i'''' 0n 1'e''os
'''''o' !" ''"oe'i ul''eiS"' J Sin eA'
oePO'ol'eS'
III P'oyeo'o ue ran Parece u'f's'uo
u''''"''e'i'e Il "'i'''i 'oS 0o''o'uoS
reo'Jahuo d SuS emP'eauo' ca'l q To-
'"' ue Sds S"''IioS' CONN uh s"0i'''O'o
4u' Sc ol'e0e e'' "i's ue j" eA'i"''e""'
v" que PieFa'eoe {" o''os l""'os'
laInoien Sc Pfo'ee ID aoo'iclon de To-
ID case ue P'oP'naS' ooisanuo VIZ
'u'''"e"'e i los e'nP'eauoS "aOaJa'
''r'ua''nen'c ue o'lue con Sa''l'oS ue
P75' poo J Sl50 "' '''o' Los UNI
COS que 'ee'oe" oie''a' oo'''en'P''''o-
"eS en !" 'e'e''ua 'c'' son los ''Su"c'
les mayores cuyo SueIdo Sc MA &c
$1,000 Sl500' J los co'ec'ore' &c
cohuauo con @50o J @I000 ahua'eS'
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-01-30

cuanta facilidad Sc prestaban sus CO.
legas hispano-americanos a denanciar
a Ia madre patria de su propla raza.
La dnica exception honrosa en- esta
votaci6n fut el Hon. Max Luna, de
Valencia, quien yot6 en- contra de la
resolution. ,IIonores aluel que de-
fcnde los suyos y no renlcga de su
propia sangre
Una medida que merece nuestra
mas plena aprobacion es aquclIa apro-
piando Ia suma dc $1,000 de iondos
territoriaes, destinada a gastos y re-
compensas para el descubrImiento de
los perpetradores del horrcndo asesi-
nato del Coronel A, ]. Fountain y de
su hVo, de Las Cruces, que ocurno el
dia no. dc Febrero de 1890 Aun-
que han sido indtjIcs { inelectiyas to-
das las diIigencias y pesqulsas que Sc
han hecho hasta la techa para hallar
los caddyeres de las yictimas y esta,
bIecer la ldentijad de los crmlnales,
creelnos que Ia apropiacion legislative
seryira grandemente para ayiyar el ze-
10 amortizado dc odciales y detectives,
y para reparar IA negigencia 8 indi-
tercncia de una administration que
soIamente muestIa actlyldad en- esta
clase de asuntos cuando mira prospec-
tos de poder hacer capital pohtlco con
su aclaracion.
Muchos otros proyectos &c ley de
poca signifcaci6n dc nlnguna impor-
tancia han lntroducido en- ambas ca
maras, y es punto conclude que la
gran mayorta de estos abortos dc Ia
Imagination legislative morrdn al
tempo de nacer sin ser llorados mas
que dnicamente por sus progenltenes.
lirando una ojeada a algunos dc estos
proyectos que tIenen cierta lmportan-
cia reatiya Sc puede entrever Ia con-
taglosa mania 0 aberracion tan preya-
lente en- todas parties, dc legsIar sobre
todos asuntos y de pretender que todo
cuanto pasa en- el lerrltorlo sea gober
nado y regulanzado por estatutos le-
glslauyos. Esto deia POGO mdrgcn y
eJerclclo al llbre albedfio dc nuesuo
pueblo y tende estabIecer en- nues-
tro medic una especle dc gohlerno
paternal con eI objeto de traSqullar d
los unos y moIestar a todos en- general
Un negocio que va adqulslendo pro
pofcionea sig@neacas deD'do a Ia pro-
bablIdad que puede venilcarse, es el
de Ia prospectlya legallzaclon de los
bonos de mlicla, que echarla sobrc el
lerntoro una deuda adiclonal de un
million de pesos. Desde que comen-
20 la legsIaclon legislative Sc ha esta-
do hacienda un trabajo subterraneo y
oculto en- favor de esta medida, y aho.
"a que el gobenador del Ierntouo ha
declarado ohcialmente en- su mcnsae
la necesldad de aproplar dlneros para
pagar las organllaclones dc mIlicla-
nos que son acreedores de Ia tesoreria
territorial, SC puedc tcmer que las ca
maHIlas Sc eyahieIar1n creyendo bue-
no eI prospecto de eprobar los bonos
ylejos y nucvos de la milicla, porque
en- reahdad ambos vienen a ser una
misma cosa y 81 Sc pagan unos deben
ser pasados los otros. 10 mas alar-
...1..,- A.. ..... I'll.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-01-30
De Luis Martin
j. BIEIIL,
FulGTaTIO Y EDDalSaDadOT

su dcspneho esfA situado en- In Aven'da Dou-
rla ), = MA Nuava, Las Vegas, n n. Ticue I'm
Wrtan compete de ataudes, cite, maguinco
e rrp fnucbre. uuducri Wuerales q precios
como dc noche.
Vende Monumentos y Tumbas para
los sepulcros
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-01-30
LA TIENDA De Los MOREOOS.
Abaroes los
los siguientes precos pueden Vds ganar dinero.

Buenos pantalones de Casimir a $I.25
Buenos sombreros de hombre, 50 c vos
Medias de mujer, 8 centayos ell nar.
Medias de hombre, de lana, s centavos
el par.
Colchas buenas a 70 centavos.
Buena valIeta d 10 centavos yarda.
Buenos pantalones de panilla, $I.25.
Buenos vestidos de hombre, $2.45.
Tapalos de estambre $1.25
Medias de niho, 3 centayos el par.
Panos 4 20 centavos la docena.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-01-30

Cafe, 7 libras por or.....,...$I.oo
Azucar, IS libraS por ........ 100
Arroz, IS libras por ......... 100
Frijol, 81 Iibras por...... 100
20 hasta IS yardas de INDIANA. 100
20 hasta IS yarde de Carranclin 100
20 yardas de buena manta por.. LOO
10 yardas de buen genero para
pantalones. ....................... 100
Los Zapatos tan baratos como antes.
Buena ValletllIa 6 centavos yarda.
Buenas camisas de hombre a 20 c'vos.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12

president; p. A. stearns, secretary. and
Denna Allbery. general manager and treas
urer.
y. 4. Wilcox will entertain the Drive
Whist club this evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Holmes.
]. A. Beck will lecture at the First Meth
odist church this evening on Lincoln. y
The Sons of Veterans will attend the lecture
in body.
Members OF the United Presbyterian
church are organizing a large choir to lead
the singing during the gospel meetings to
be held next week Rev Peter Swan will
conduct the services.
John Coover and Ross Mayhew are locked
up at the police station on petit larceny
charges. The men had in their possession
two overvoats which we're stolen some days
ago from a residence at Twenty-fourth and
A streets
The Young Mems Institute building
at Tewenty-fourth and o streets has
been purcased by DR.. w. J. Me
Cram, who will use It for office and
residence purposes AS business venture
the hall was failure, the local Young
Mems Institute having disbanded a year
ago
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12
OMAHA Personal PARAGRAPHS.


R. A. Waite Sioux City is at the State.
w. H. Dearing. Plattsmouth, is in the
city,
Charles Reynolds, Ashland, is stopping at
Barker.
f. s. Randall, Kansas City, is registered
| at the Barker.
F. H. Carroll Oklahoma City, arrived in
| Omaha last night.
John f. Dale, Wichita, Kan. is regis
tered at the State.
A. r. Miller Minneapolis, Mimi, is stop
ping at the Mercer.
| Ira Mallory Grand Island Neb., is regis
| tered at the Mercer.
j. A. Cline, Minden, ex-state bank ex-
amner, is in the city.
| Il. H. McCloskey is registered at the
Barker from Brooklyn.
| A. ID. Young. travelling man from Chi
cago, Is stopping at the State.
]. Sutphin and E. w. Porter, Weeping
Water, are registered at the State.
r. B. Mcmillan, a real estate man at Glen
wood. Ia, is in the city and is stopping at
the State.
Thomas j. Swan, Cheyenne, Wyo., one of
ths cattle kings in the country, is Barker
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Gilmore, formerly of
| Omaha, now of st. Louis, are in the city,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cudahy.
u. -. MOORE Ol EluOTd, Ia, is IN tne CITY,
| Mr.. Moore contemplates engaging in the
| sewer pipe manufacturing business in this
| city.
| Colonel w. F.. Cody, North Platte, is in
| the city. He is accompanied by H. C. Alger
| of Wyoming, who is member Of Cody's
| big irrigation company.
| Charles c. Canaan, an employe of the
| Omaha Street Railway company, who has
| been sick at the Victoria hotel for the past
| ten days, is now convalescent.
| Judge NJ. p. Kinkaid of O'Neill was in the
| city last night. He had just returned from
a trip to West Virginia. He is native of
that state, and says he does not get back
very often.
| Clyde Opelt, who held the position Of
| room clerk at the Windsor hotel, Lincoln,
| four years, during the reign of his father,
Joseph opelt, at that hostery, has been
! appointed day clerk at the Mllard in this
| city.
| Nebraskans at the hotels: ]. l.. McDon-
! ald Atkinson; Henry Tienken, Grand Rap
| ids; l.. d. Green and F. e. Valentine Wy
| more; p. S. Heacock, Falls City; John Smith,
| Sidney; Joseph Smattan, Schuyler; w. W..
Meek, Beatrice; Newell Burnitt North
Platte: Ira d. Marston, Kearney; ]. e. Jen-
kns, Schuyler; H. d. Watson, Kearney; Will
H. Myers, Plattsmouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12

The usual scaling back process" to
which reference is made in this notice, Is
as follows
one-sixth part of the whole amount Of
ground to be assessed first abutting upon
the street line along said improvements;
second one-sixth part of the whole amount
of said ground next adjacent.
One-sixth of such pro rata cost upon the
third one-sixth part of the whole amount
of said ground next adjacent
And three.tenths of said pro rata cost
upon the adjacent or remaining one-half
of said ground.
You are further notified that said PRO
posed Plans of Assessment are now sub
ject to the inspection and examination of
any of the owners Of SAID lots, p1rs Of
lots or pieces of real estate. or the inspec-
tion or examination OF any other ?erson
interested in said proposed assessments, at
the office of said city clerk and that BY
duly adopted, 1t Is proposed that unless
otherwise ordered and determined. that the
cost of said improvements respectively be
assessed on the several lots, parts of lots
and pieces of real estate as shown by said
proposed plans of assessment.
You and each of you are hereby notified
to appear before said Board OF Equa.iza-
ton, at the time and .lace above speci-
fed, to make any complaint. statement
or objection you desire concerning any of
said proposed leyies ana assessments OF
special taxes. BEECHER HlGBf.
Omaha. Neb.. February II. 1881.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12
Magic City Gossip.

| @. Benson has moved to Kansas City.
| Miss A. j. Clark is reported to be quite
| sick.
| Meyer Klein is home from a trip through
| Iowa.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
McNulty.
w. H. Rawley has returned from a trip
| to Norfolk.
This evening the Masons will work in the
first degree
Mrs. Mary Madden has returned from a
trip to Lincoln.
]. w. Devon, Phillips, was a visitor in
tho city yesterday.
The Rebekah team will meet at the hall
this evening for practice.
u. S. Kirkland, Herndon, Kan. Is regis
tered at one of the hotels.
r. e. Roberts, a Washington county grain
buyer, is here on business.
Thomas Hoctor spent yesterday at FIRE.
mont attending to some business.
Miss Mary Ossenkop, Twenty-second and
streets, is visiting Lincoln friends.
W.. l.. Henderson, Sterling, Colo, Is In
the city looking after property interests.
p. ]. Johnson has returned to his home
after spending some months in Wisconsin.
NJ N. Baker, Weeping Water, was here
yesterday attending to matters of busi-
ness.
James H. Peterson, Creston, Ia is the
guest of George Hass, Twenty-fifth and L
streets.
Samuel Matthews. Sheldon, was in the
city yesterday shaking hands with his
friends.
v. b. Virgins, a prominent Lebanon
farmer, was visitor at the stock yards
yesterday.
G. j. Johnson, prominent Osceola farmer,
spent yesterday afternoon looking over the
stock yards.
w. B. Vansant went down to his ranch
at Oak Creek yesterday, where he will spend
several days.
The Emanon club will give a dancing
party at Masonic hall on the evening of
February 16
Burt Wood has recovered from his re-
cent Illness and is able to be out on the
streets again.
The Woman's Improvement club will meet
with Mrs. Flnlay, Twenty-frst and j streets,
this afternoon.
The Bohemian Turner's society will give
mask ball at Koutsky's hall on the even
ing OF February 90
Miss Margaret Struthman has returned to
her home in Chicago after visit with her
sister. Mrs. Philip Korn.
An adjourned meeting OF the directors
OF the Droyers Journal company was held
yesterday. Richard Allbery was elected
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12

Supreme Lodge Must Comply to Pre-
vent Secession.

vent n Secession.
The delegates from the western lodges OF
the Bohemian Benevolent society, who
have been in attendance in this city during
the past few days to lay plans for a
secession in case the supreme lodge refuses
their demand to poll the lodges of the order
on the matter of a graded assessment system
adjourned yesterday afternoon indefinitely.
When this adjournment occurred all plans
had been laid for the separation from the
supreme lodge and the western lodges were
in position to run as an independent order
il the demand is not complied with.
At previous meetings the details had been
worked out The proposed new order is to
be styled the Western Bohemian brother
hood Its territory will be Wisconsin and
the entire country west of the Mississippi
river 1t will have the graded assessment
system. Insurance of $1,000 and $4,000 will
be given in addition to the $500 and LOCO
certificates which the existing order issues
No losses will be paid on cases OF suicide.
There will be a grand medical examiner.
Social members, who will not be required
to take out insurance, will be admitted All
these are innovations on the present condi-
ton Of things.
Yesterdays meeting had therefore nothing
to do but to arrange the details for carry
ing out these changes and starting the pro-
posed new order If it was found necessary.
InlS was accomplished satisfactorily. An
executive committee was appointed to per-
form these duties. 1t was selected as fol-
lows: Joseph Zbanek of Cedar Rapids
president; Alols Blaha of Cedar Rapids, sec
retary; A. Breuer of New Prague, Mimi,
treasurer.
This committee is charged with drawing
up new ritual, forming a constitution and
bylaws and preparing articles of incorpora-
tion for the new society. These duties
must be performed by July 1. The supreme
lodge is given until that time to comply with
the demand of the seeding delegates. If
this demand is not complied with then the
committee will become the official board of
the grand lodge of the proposed new order.
The articles of incorporation will be flied
and the lodges west of the Mississippi will
find themselves in a new order.
The next meeting of the representatives
from the seeding lodges will be held in New
Prague, Mimi, but the time was not fixed.
The lodges in the territory will select the
date, but it is provided that a meeting must
be held within year after July l Of this
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12
Young Men Entertain.

Harry and Sam Christie, Cyrus Nelson
and Frank Taylor entertained a number
of their friends at their apartments on N
street Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs
James G. Martin acted as chaperons for
the guests. Progressive high five was
played during the evening. Miss Buckout
of Omaha won first prize, handsome mir
ror, and Miss Allen carried away a rattle
which was the BOBBY prize. At the con-
cusion of the games an elegant lunch was
served Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
j. G.. Martin Miss Buckout of Omaha, Misses
Catherine Allen, Mary Grest, Cora Per
sons, Margaret O'Toole, Tessle O'Toole
Blanch Williams, and Messrs. Kay w. Hunt
Harvey Mosely and Ralph Hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12
MEETS DELAY In THE SENATE
House Votes to Bring Special Charter Cities
Under Mulct Law, sd
SENATOR BoSsoN RAISES An OBJECTION
Two other Democrats support Him
and the Bili Goes TO Committee
Reason for His Action
Not Known, !,

DES MONIES, Feb. 11.--(Special Tele-
gram.)-The bill introduced by Brant, re-
publican of Cedar Rapids, bringing the spe-
cial charter cities of the state under the
provisions of the mulct law, passed the house
in short order this morning. but when 1t
reached the senate Senator Bonson, democrat
Of Dubuque, supported by the two other
democrats present and voting, succeeded in
preventing the immediate consideration OF
the bill, and 1t will be referred to a COM
mittee. Senator Bonsons action created a
considerable sensation, and the debate which
followed was spirited aud personal. Bon
sons future action may be determined by
circumstances, after consultation with other
democrats.
When Brant introduced the bill in the
house and explained its provisions the rule
against new business was suspended and the
bill passed by a vote Of ~ to Is. Democrats
divided in voting. The bill went to the
senate, where Mr.. Brant endeavored to
secure immediate considerations. Bonson OBJ
jected on the ground that it was new busi-
ness. A motion to suspend the rules car
ried yeas, 90; nays IL. 1t requires a two
thirds vote Benson raised the point that
the rule meant two-thirds of the member
ship, not of those voting. The chair took
the point under consideration, but an
eide against Benson and allow the bill TO be
referred TO committee. Benson, in object
ing to the bill, said that Dubuque wanted
relief from the prohibitory law, but not
that kind OF relief. He refused to make
known just what he wants. 1t is presumed
he will bring that before the committee.
Benson was angry because Brant sought
to put the bill through without consulting
him or the senate democrats. Benson was
supported in the senate by Hipwell of DAY.
enport and Hurst of Jackson. Downey and
Everall did not vote and Ranck and Har-
per were absent. Various explanations are
offered for Bonson's course. One is that he,
with other democrats, hoped to use the stu
alton in special charter cities to compel the
passage of a manufacturing bill, but two
republicans who will support manufacture
say they will not If Benson persists.
Another story is that he wants to punish
Fifth district members, who are in
terested in Cedar Rapids, for voting against
manufacture. Another theory is that he
wants to prevent the passage of the bill
until after the Dubuque city election, for
political effect, and still another that he
wants all special charter cities forced
under the general law an 1l
The senate amended the code so that
polls must be closed at p!l m. y
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-12
MATTERS In DISTRICT COURT
Judge Thonell's Time Occupied with
Several Minor Gases.
FOR THE POSSESSION OF SOME GROCERIES
John Lcdwiclx Gets After the Sheriff
who Attached the Goods ut
the Suit of stewart Bros.
Last Summer.

A suit to recover possession OF bill OF
groceries held the attention OF Judge Thor
nell in the district court yesterday. The
suit was brought by John Ledwiek against
Sheriff Morgan, who held the goods under
writ of attachment sued out by Stewart
Bros. Last summer T. ]. Ledwick was con-
ducting a small grocery at Avoca purchas-
ing goods largely from Stewart Bros. of
Council Bluffs. He closed up his store and
stored the goods for short time and even
tualy shipped them to Omaha. When the
goods arrived in Council Bluffs Stewart
Bros. attached them to satisfy an unee-
cured claim. John Ledwick, the father OF
r. j., interviewed and repIevined the stuff
| from the sheriff and Is now asking for the
value of the stuff and damages for unlawful
seizure. The case was argued and sub
mitted last night
jury was empaneled Just before court
adjourned last night to hear the controversy
| between Johnson and Sorenson. Sorenson
sold a COW to johnson and warranted the
animal to be sound. johnson butchered the
COW In Sorensons lot close to his house.
In doing SO he discovered that the animal
was diseased. He refused to pay for 1t and
went away leaving the carcass hanging in
the yard. Sorenson had him arrested for
maintaining a nuisance, and after long
| trial in local justice court he was ac-
| quilted. He now brings suit against Soren-
son for $500 damages for selling him dis
eased meat and arresting him when he OBJ
| jected. A good deal of medical and expert
| testimony will be adduced in the hearing
| today.
| A suit was filed BY Sophia H. Douglas, a
resident of New York against ]. N and
| Ellen NJ Casady, asking for the fore
closure of a mortgage made by them cover
| ing tract OF nineteen acres Of fruit lands
| lying near the city, given to secure lean
of $4,000 procured year ago. In her petit
tion she alleges that Casady decided the
property to his wife with intent to de-
| fraud and alleges that he neither paid the
| Interest nor the taxes. She asks that a
| receiver be appointed Immediately for the
property and held until she can acquire
| possession under her mortgage.
| The final report of the administrators,
! Anna H. DeGroat, in the estate of M. De-
Groat, was submitted yesterday The ad-
ministratrix alleges that she has paid all of
| the debts against the estate from her own
| private funds and asks to be discharged and
her bond exonerated. The hearing is set
| for February %. A similar report was
made by the administrator in the estate
of Caroline Geyer and the hearing set for
the same date.