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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-31
Proposals for Subsistence Supplies.
Treasurer'a OMcc.

Proposals Tor Subsistence Supplies.
Treasurer's Office,
Eastern Branch N. H. D. v. S.,
Togus, Maine, October 26, 1885,
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 1130 A. NJ. November 9Th.
five thousand, five hundred (550O) bushels
of potatoes at the Eastern Branch, Ma
tiontd Home for d. v. s., for the ensuing
eight months, quantities to be increased
ten per cent, ir required, during the exc
cution of the contract
Printed instructions and specifications
ana blank proposals will be supplied, on
served to reject any or all proposals or
to, waive any. informalities therein En-
velopes containing proposals should b0
endorsed, Proposals for Subsistence Sup-
plies" and should be addressed to the M.
dersigned A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer.
Approved: s. II. ALLEN, Governor.
Oct27, ,dtonoy5
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-31

+. H. Cobb of Bangor, was in tn
city, Saturday. on matter of business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-31

General w. S. Choate was in Water
Vile over Friday night. with others
who attended a Masonic meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-31

Harry L. Williams, boniface OF
Hartland, and also well known horse
man, visited the city, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-31

John Hamblin, superintendent of the
Waterville and Fairfield Electro Kali
road, was in the city, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-31

TYPHUS FEVER,
TYPHOID FEVER,
SCARLET FEWER,
SMALLPOX,
VARIOLOID,
DIPHTHERIA,
MEASLES, i
AsIATIC CHOLERA,
ERYSIPELAS,
APPENDICITIS,
DIABETES,
PERITONITIS
BRONCHITIS,
PLEURISY,
PNEUMONIA.
Limit Of indemnify, 26 Weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
HARRY HACKVELL Dad
THE DOCTOR WANTS An AUTOPSY HELD.
Thinks the Man Was Hart Internally
No Decision In tho Matter Yet
runsnti Tomorrow.

Harry blackwell. the man who was
run into by RIO Grande western
railway train on Monday last while
ftfoiiIng along the track near Fifih
North ana Sixth West streets is dead.
lie died at 1880 this morning a. q ~
suit % the Injuries received. His doe
tor wants 10 hold an autopsy believing
thnt such q proceeding would prove
thar In addition 60 external Injuries
he was also hurt internally In the
event Of consent being given. the post
norton cxiuinli.on win be- conducted
this evening. The funeral will be held
al . o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the undertaking parlors n Jo1cph W.
Taylor he was ~ years u ag1 and
was unmarried. fc died az coo west
Fourth North street. at the residence
o. HE brother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
FROM THE SUGAR FACTORY CITY.
State Senator Evans Talks on Business, Bounic
Gus Harvest and Politics.

state senator 4. ]. Evans. % Lehl
was In Salt Lake today. He says the
business outlook Tor the coming sum
mor n good. that the recent rains have
assured n biz beet crop ana conHc-
quently plenty - utah sugar Tor the
fnll and winter market. that buuntr-
Gus hnrveHta ggncrally viii De rchpci
this year, all VI which makes the pco-
pie feel we'll.
Concerning the political situation Of
Utah county. Mr.. Evans said u was
very quiet there now. The fall election
race ia being discussed hut not 90 any
great extent The nearest approach 10
politics that II nov aritatlnr the minds
~ the citizens 81 Utah COT a. u the
convention fur the nomination ~ cDuu-
~ superintendent u schools. which viii
be- held nt Hpringvllle on Saturday
ncNt nut there Will be no politics H.
that" said Mr. Evans. 'as u will be- en-
tircly nnn-partiHnn In its character a
resolution Will be- introduced demand
Ink Of the nominee that he devote All
IT his time 81 the duties uf his office"
The salary VI the superintendent ~
Utah county schools n hut 800 per
annum. and tho question has been
raised AZ 10 whether a competent man
can be- secured Tor that ngure. II IL
underatood, however that he VIII be- nj
lowed all necessary expenses In attend
ing conventions ana performing other
duties ~ that nature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

Tho testimonial concert given IN tho
Sugar meeting house last night In hon
or " Prof l.. H. McGhie. who will soon
leave 10 enter the Harvard university.
was gratifying success. Tho building
was crowded with friends and relatives
gathered 10 show their appreciation of
Elder McGhlv who has been q jealous
worker In all the Interests NJ the ward.
specially that ~ music. being leader ~
the choir. Spe~ch~s songs nd rrCltls
TONS constituted the program and a
general good time was enjoyed by al
present Prof MrghIe o. Utah hoy
and ~ an old and respected family.
lie graduated from the district schools
aud entered the University NJ Utah and
graduated from that Institution. H.
~ a worthy representative of Utah and
his friends feel assured and confidently
predict success for him In the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
BANISHED A BRITISHER.
Hghhanded Proceedings by The Captain Gen.
eral Of Porto Rico.
HARSH TREATMENT BRITISH OFFICIAL
Suspected III. Engiishman of Tricndiine,,
to America SERIOUS international
Complications May Follow.

New York. June "A copyrighted
special from 81. Thomas, ID. W. l., to
the Evening Journal says;
Suspected u having Furnished IN,
United States with information OF San
Juan hafbor. Walter Belt. secretary o,
the British consulate at that port. ha,
received his passports ana been ban.
ished from Porto Rico by order W
Governor General Maclas. Mr. Belt
was imprisoned In dungeon f5r IS
hours. and during THAI time was sub.
icctcd to gross maitrcitmcnt
British Consul General Crawford hfs
made formal protest 90 his fGysmmtat
and serious international compE.asl.as
are imminent.
The day after the bomhhrimrm ~
gin Juan By the ships N Adu-f
Sampson. Gen. Mscias caused an "a.
tanHivo system NJ mines q be lostElf4
IN the outer hathor In nntiCipftlru z
a return ~ the ships and a aubscel ats
blmharlmcnt.
Although the greatest carr and o..
crecy was observed by the spanish .n
mining the harh1r the details ~ th.
work were conveyed 90 Consul General
Hanna. lic ~ now making an ext u.
Hyc report Ut thc operations 90 Che
navy department.
~ some way General Mnclns learned
NJ this. and Ms the British con.
sulatc has been guarding American 10.
trrcHts Zoo Porto Rico since the with.
drawai ~ Mr Hanna h. 90 once SUI.
pectsd that EnRllshmen have conveyed
the nows TO the United states officials.
un pcrtmffuriiy summoned th.riy
British subjects before him and no,
them thrnuh a searching examination
after which several % Thorn were east
into prison Tor twUnty.fpur h,ur
Upon Secretary nCtta General MaUls
visited most Of his wrath. The British
Official was practically accused N hiv.
Ing revealed the military operations
and he was dragged N To a dungeon.
There h. was kept FOR nfty-slX hours
IN the face " the prWfsla or Consul
General Crawford
when he was released Mr.. tiott was
presented with his passports and nr.
dsrcd out NJ Porto Rico. ITO has inu
Tor f. Thomas
The military plans ~ Gen Maciat
were not dHc'lH'd % Mr.. Hmm by
british officials 1r subjects. but by fuif..
ed officers attached 90 Gen. MachIass
stan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
DOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today number
NJ srnruherH furfrlNd e. each fnr vIulat.
lnE tho bicycle ordinance. They we've
arrested yesterday by Special OWcer
Davis. who i1 bent nm putting "a stnp
90 mo dangerous practice,
Hobo sWede, charged with drunken.
ness and disturbing the peace. g0t 10
days while NJ Is. SemmuuH suncytd IA
similar dose for refusing ~ nay for o.
meal ANA likewise resisting an uni-
uDE
John Dnunellan and james Dean.
"hnrggt with vngrpncy, enjoyed a Hus-
pension of sentence,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
ron RELIGIOUS funrosrs.


Vancouver. II. C..,June e,--llr Charles
Mitchell, governor ~ the Straits 90.
tlcmrnt, arrived on the Empress 10
Japan with Lady Mitchell. Mr
Mitchell tells NJ the torturlng of King
women Tor religious purposes ln th'
streets of Singapore
A number Of king women marched
fruu the temple IN bcrangu on ne
road 20 the temple In Tank road with
lnncea thrust through their tongue
ilpa aud checks. the Dyes being thrust
out The men who accompanied them
threw water In their faces,
An American sailor named i.nnnlrt,
who was discharged from the York
town. WAS shot ami killed at NuEnHakl,
Japan. Just before the Empress sailed.
Another sailor named Kelley. Dis
charged from the baltimore, ~ under
arrest On suspicion ~ bcinE LanniTv.a
murderer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
A THRIVING CITY.
How Preston, Idaho, Is Growing and Prosper
Ing.

Preston. Idaho. June 7,h. 1885.
To the Editor;
During the past year many substan-
tlal improvements have been made In
Preston and vicinity. and the front part
u the tcn-acrc public square In the
center Of Main street has been sold
for business premises. sidney stephens
and the cipCta house company aud
others propose erecting handsome bust
ness blocks. Heretofore Preston han
been ao scattered, people living on
tracts ~ land an the way from a city
lot 10 one hundred and sixty acres. but
now they have an eye to the future. via.
the dlyidlng NJ oneida county and thus
making Preston county scat, ana this
N what should be-. as II IL IS miles 10
Mnind. and the people IND u very In
convenient o. Hu ~ far o. record n
/ deed ur transact any legal business.
and In winter and spring the bad COM
dillon NJ tho roads make this "a great
| hardship
on Saturday tho stake Priesthood
meeting was held, and men came Ions
| distances from Pocatcllo and chester
l Held. my aud one hundred miles.
The school elections were held on
] Monday, aud James johnson was elect
, "a fur Preston. This IN his third term.
and not one vote was recorded against
| him.
on Friday next the stake academy
closes 10 yearly laborn. ana " has be- n
n very successful one. The stake
presidency aud people are highly
~, lHrd with the lnhurH of Professor
/ Hickman and Daley, who are assisted
by an efficient stan ~ teachers.
Preston b u nice place a. live In. and
people arr coming here a. tho years
come ami rl. The rnnchcrr Tor miles
around flock here on Saturdays. and,
/ In fact, almost every day, and the
amount Of business that n done II Inn
mgnnc The stores do n large trade.
-Four or i've wagon and farm imple'
ment establishments an say trade N
huyiug carriages and all machines
necessary and this on account 'of the
nne Appearance ~ their crops Al
they now Hsk lH warm weather, nh The
three weeks rain has made all CROPS
u Hur' thIur Good health abOunds, aud
cvtrNhnly busy and very happy.
The merchants and business men last
fan abandoned the scrip currency, II
was q autographed article, much re-.
rtmhlnF a.. grr,nhack, and by II and
thruuEh DO 900 trading was done. The
nurse 90 thH birth was paid IN scrip
ana tho minister took II nt the mar
rlaEe, ug also dli the doctor and sex
ion. n WIS everywhere present. and
cash WIS Invisible This paper was
| discounted nt an stages. Since Il wa
ull burned. money alone has been tho
currency both here and nt Franklin.
| ~ nrHt 70 was very awkward, There
being uo hanks here, checks were paid
| ana they must so TO Logan TO be
| cpHhni. hut lu short time money was
/ plentiful Hui tho change has been vcfy
satIrfariHrr both 90 tho merchants and
people. The doing away of this Hcrll
! huainyHf has given now Impetus
20 the town. everybody has been bono
fitted, nui n would be- u great blessing
hutn here and iu Utah IN u state Law
WIS parsed prohibiting any firm FROM
issuing iL with tho free coinage Of
silver nnl scrip hauished, money would
| be much moro abundant SALOp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
THE COUNTY WARRANT CASE


Tho county warrant case came TO a
sudden stnndHtill this afternoon. by
which the Jury WIS discharged and the
hearing continued Indefinitely II
came about In this way: The nrsi
witness called wus state Bank TX,
amlnor H. H. Anderson. who was being
examined by Mr., Van Colt Tor the de.
fonEe aH 10 the value " the furniture
furnished tho county by A. ~, An
dreWs \ company Mr. Van Colt as
sumed the total value OF the furnitur,
20 BE- t2gOilH instead u i5i.gils1. tbs
contract price.
Nov. Mir. Anderson Mr. Van Colt
continued. what would be due Mt
Auorbach IN hls warrant Tor ti50O07''
Judge Ellis objected 60 the question,
ana tnU whole of the morning was COM
aumed IN argument
ON the rccunvcnlnE OF court this ~.
ternoon. Judge Niles oveuuicd the OBJ.
lection and permitted Mt Anderson
10 answer the question The witness
replied that taking the figures &C..
frfrcd t. Mr. Auurbach would be- en-
tltlcd 90 9i,sl2Sp.
Judge Niles then ruled that Il would
h. necessary Tor the county % amend
H. pleadiugs and oct up the difference
In the value 81 lta furniture by way OF
rrcuupmCnt
Mir Van Colt thcrcupon asked leave
90 amend tu that erect ana wanted un.
tll tomorrow morning, This was OBJ
irctUd o. by Judge Ellis. who de-.
manded continuance.
Judge lilies granted defendant The
right 10 amend. discharged the jury
and rnntlnuod the case " definitely inor.
dec tn rivtslnlntlm nm opportunity ~ In
uulrlnE into the value of the furniture
This virtually leaves the case whcr,
plaintiff viii only be able to recover
price what the jury finds 10 be 40
equitable value ~ the furniture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
FROM PROFESSOR C, !, THOMAS.
Endorses Action Of the CimbrIin Association In
Securing Or, Parry for Musical AdludIealor.

FlIt Lake CIIy, juno 8th. lsls.
10 tho Editor;
1 heartily endorse tho editorial
in Tuesdays News" with rrspsrt 10
the choice ~ tho Camhrinn Association
ui Dr. Joseph Parry nH ndiudlcatnr u
music at the approaching Eistrddfni.
IN my opinion uu morn nttiuE Hslsc-
tlIn could have been made IL adds
divinity tu tlr AFFAIR Ir b. O. Welsh.
man, and therefore the securing ut his
services Tor such nu event o. uppuprl-
ate, iut De- IL alHu man Who b.
widely celebrated us musician ana nr
"a musical critic, ana above all hr has
% reputation Tor untuiutpl honor ana
unimpgurhnbl, fairness. ~ fult. h. In
the puasDHsur ~ ull the needed quulln-
cations fnr the position no haH been eu-
gagged fur
g. }. THOMAS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

a remonstrance against change Of the
county road leading west from Span
ish Fork to benjamin as had
been petitionod for by Warren
Davis ct al The remonstrance was
tabled to be taken up when needed,
and the matter u changing the road
was taken under Amusement. Ccun-
~ Attorney King presented an opin-
ion on the question Of the county
clerk furnishing boards 81 school trus-
tees registration lists u voters for the
coming school election. The opinion
r. that the clerk Is required 10 furnish
the boards 81 trustees with the official
registry list last made and revised.
The opinion WIS adoptud.and the board
then commenced It's lnbors ns board
~ equalization. Tuesday they again
transacted county business. and from
Wednesday, the Sth Go the 18th.
both days inclusive they viii III ne q
board Of equalization. from 10 o'clock
q. m. % Z o'clock y. M. Of each day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
AROUND The WORLD IN -FOUR YEARS.



oscar I;llason. the clever young
knight ~ modern icgerdomain. hnH
said goodbye. To- friends ana native
land FOR a long period. having started
upon four years globe irottlng ex-
petition. lie sailed from Vancouver
few days ago and should bc At Hon
olulu by the last OF this week. From
thcrc he goes 10 India. China. Japan
and Europe In the order mentioned. lie
Il accompanied by bis vito and brother
and two Of three other persons who
comprise his company The trip ~ an
expensive one requiring an advance
outlay Of considerable money and
proves that Mr. Ellason must have
done much better business than most
theatrical people during thu war scare.
The trip " one he has long cuntem-
plated taking. not Tor revenue alone
hut for the sake " his art Ito be-
lloveH that once within the domain ~
the orient b. win md material In
abundance upon which h. can turn his
Inauguration Tor future benefit In the
creation of innumerablc myatifying
performances, With the large stock
~ wonderful tricks that be- already has
On hand and year or two ln Euro
pean countries h. should gain puwof
ana prestige that would mako him
more famous than either Herman ur
Keller. M h. iH already morn skilful
10 many particulars than either Of
those bright lights ~ the mystic
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.
VIII be Held In Sal, Lake City Saturday and
Sunday, Iune II and ".

The quarterly conference Of this
stake WIN convene In the Assembly
IAN. Salt Lake City. on saturday,
june fith. ut 10 am. and pm; and In
the TABERNACLE on Sunday. the 18th. at
10 am. and pm.
\ general attendance of all the oih-
GERS and members Is requested
ANGUS 81. CANNON.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR
CHARLES W. pENNOSE
Presidency OF Salt Lake stake u Zion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
GOING TO IDAHO.


Afr. g. a. Hills, private secretary to
Attorney General bishop, has resigned
his position and viii shortly locate at
Weiscr. Idaho. Nit HIS IL a mem
her ~ the bar and young man OF
recognized ability lie formerly re-
fidrd In ogden. Since h. came 90 this
city, three years ago. he has made "A
host ~ friends. who. while rcHrcttins
his departure. wish him abundant sue
cess wherever his lot may be- cast.
To the representatives. N the daily pa
lerH he hns proved himself u nrm and
devoted friend, always treating them
with that courtesy aud consideration
due their calling. Tho News" ialnA
with the rest u Mr. HlilH' friends In
WISHING him success In his new Held
~ labor. Au rovoir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
POINTING THE WAY.

Necessity often directs your pur.
chasrs. Economy rules In most hous.
cH The rfeateF amnunt u good Tor
q given amount of cash iF what we
al should look out f0r. For u rclin.
bic quality N baking powder nothing
equals the q. r. u hos rtrcnRth and
purity n combines Hli OF the quail.
Ties ~ hirh clnrF bnflnr powders and
costs great dcni less. See what u win
du Tor you and see how effective Il
viii b. IN your cooking department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

A motion for new trial In the ease
OF W. l.. itnht w goyirr Mlninr q
Milling company WIS argued before
Judge iiiies today submitted ana
oNerrulrd.
In the case ~ Leon u. Goldberg "
Samuel ~. Goldberg 1t al, leave was
gwen plUintin BY Judge cherry today
Co Me amended and supplemental cum-
plant. making J. a. pouly trustee, ana
Utah Title a Insurance etc., drfond-
ants. and setting MP certain transfer ~
title since commencement % suit here
IN.
The divorce cuHp ~ Rose Hannah
Hunt W Joseph W, Hunt has been
continued Tor the term
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

beginning next sunday tho Mas,
nIHoupr Exhibition company viii play
% weeks engagement ut the Grand
opera house, showing an tn latest
wIr subjects, producing about lEO pie.
luirs each night The hattlps shin
Nunn before and after the explosion
'unHr.l ui thr marines. DrwcyH nee,
fd H8mulun's nvet and others. nlst
IIsh aiuss hpsclaltles. Popular
ttg,B win prevail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
Going 10 nmahn.

Mace Cochran, the wen known poll
lnhcr ot onyx. leaves Tor the Omaha
Expedition Sunday evening. II h his
Intention 10 place on exhibition NJ the
fair Utah onyN,mlnvrals ana curioa. and
hc VIII remain there an until the end
NJ tho season. Mr.. Cochran brought
several specimens pf hiH work Ia the
News office and Il must be- said that
the work h excellent. proving beyond
any doubt that the gentleman 10 well
~ In tho business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

Tonight Prof nabcock leaves for
the East During her absence aha
viii visit her home. and. also. Wash.
inrtnn, Philadelphia and New York.
While IN New York she viii call on hor
friend Alfred AyrcH. with whom she
studied Tor more than "a year She
vii leave New York 60 attend the
seventh annual meeting ~ Tho National
Association uf EloCutinn al Cincln-
natl. After reading before the aran-
citation. she viii go 10 Orrron 90 take
charge 1t tho evolutionary depart
mont ot the Pacific clinntnnqua as
Hvmhly, ana return In the fan 20 take
Ip her work In the uniyrfulty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

FIFTH and Seventh South and Sixth and
Eighth West streets. There are many
more children In this part " the city
than con be accommodated with the
present school facilities. Where the
small structure Il to be built Camps
Lane. over Jordan-there ls no school
house at all, the board being compelled
to rent small. inc0uvcnient and made.
quate quarters. The new buildings are
very much needed In the districts
named. and win be ~ vast benefit to
the school-patronizlng and school going
uubifp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
srANIAHDs Anr ~ SRA.
Cabinet Considers Important Docutneni'-
Newspapers violent,

Madrid. June "a long cabinet couh'
cil e. consider the situation, especliB
the resources required Tor the car
day
Tho minister ~ marine, CAPT Aunoa,
submitted important documOn ts Tor lh'
consideration OF the ministry. II u an
uounccd h. will soon. 20 TO cldlz of,-
slhly % Inspect the defcnsca - ~.
place. but Il II said. h. may p'Tfi.sl
make an important decision dorirs h''
stay there"
The minister ~ marine viii llsl ~
vote considerable attention % vs.
available naval reserves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09

Of the state committee. Resolutions.
declaring the Republican party VI
oneida county reunited. were adopted.
There were present prominent repre-.
sentntlveH ~ both factions from every
precinct ln The county. 10 IL thought
by political scrrs that this II the be-
ginning ~ the end ~ dlHtlnctivcly
silver Republican organization Ia the
HfHfN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
TILeGRAPHlc BRtyITIIS.

money order Ciilce has been openen
o. Chicknmnuga Park a. branch OF
the Chattanooga office, 10 be known nv
ihlrknmIuga Park postal htall'h'
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mlnistcr Loterveld, the Belgium MIN
iAtrr ~ Informed the state depalt
mont That his government has onergI
reward Of n 900 Tor tho Invention OF
a match paste without phoHphorua
The Senate has passed the House ~
making certain grants ~ land 20 NV
territory Of New Mexico Tor edueauoh-
al purposes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-09
PROVO.
PROVO. UTAH JUNE >. 1898



The following business has been
Transacted In the Fourth district court.
In the ease ~ SwnHcy n Martin W
Nois Nurgnson Il ali petition 81 q. y,
Malmhsrg previously argued and SUBJ
mlttodl to b. permitted o. bring suit
against tsii OpcnFhnW 10 have certain
property adiudged subject 60 cxccu.
tinn under Judgment IN favor OF Swa-
hty A Martin. was denied,
In the case of Lorenzo Weech. com.
mittod 10 the asylum na insane and AZ
forwards released under bonds, re-
hearing WIS had ana wc,ch was or
dcfcd discharged and restored 10 ca
puclty
Estate " Joseph Allen. deceased
decree that notice Co creditors has becn
given,
Estate 81 Mary Jane Phtten, de.
ocsardi Saturday June 18th set fur
hearing petition ~ George iattrn fur
letters u administration
Ia the ease IT l.ila Erickson W Mis-
o. Erickson. on motion ~ .. A. klnE,
attorney Tor defendant. II was ordered
that the decree heretofore Med, giving
10 the plaintin the uru ~ house and
lot In Rantnquln, be- modified aud thu
property above mentioned be- decrvcd
10 tho defendant absolutely.
County Commissioners.
The board of county commissioner
met Monday and transacted the fol-
lowing business.
Alvin Greer and a others presented