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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
GOES TO OKLAHOMA CITY
j. II. q rOther VIII Become Santa Fe
Ticket Agent at That Place.

Mr.. J. H. Grother, who has been ticket
clerk in the up town Office of the Frisco
for some time. will take charge Of the
Santa Fe ticket. Office at Oklahoma City
within the next few days. The appo;at.
ment was made yesterday and Mr.. Groth-
er will leave as soon as his successor is
named.
During his stay in the city, Mr.. Crother
has made many friends, who viii 1egre
to see him leave the city. He says that
he does not like the idea of leaving Wich-
tia, and it is not wondered at but he in
ducements held out to him by the Santa
Fe are SO good that he will take advan-
tage of them.
The travelling public of Oklanoma VIII
find Mr.. Grother an efficient man In his
new position.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
For a Cold in the Head
INTEREST NOT DECREASING
People Continue 20 discuss Jessie
Morrison Case.

The interest in the Morrison case has
not yet decreased. even though Jessie
Morrison has been released from jail.
Two men had a warm argument yester-
day in down town Office on the merits
Of that famous case. The argument wax
ed warm and the entire matter was gone
over, and then the argument was not set
tied.
Jessie Morrison has not yet left Fl Do
rad0. but IS at her fathers home IN that
city. The impression seems TO be that
she viii not 60 10 West Virginia, but
viii remain at her sisters home IN ths
southern portion If Butler county a
greater portion OF tho time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29

in Missouri. His successor viii be Mr..
Burton Erickson, now OF the foreign ship
ment division of the house, and an old
tried and able abattoir man. Mr.. Erick-
son has been with the Dold company for
about five years and knows every detail
thoroughly Of the trade and the Dcld
special brands and cuts especially. OF
courteous, afable and accommodate ting
temperament; pleasing manners and ad-
dress, anxious to please and very popu-
lar among his many friends and acquain-
tances, he is certainly ably equipped TO
handle one Of the most important terri
territories of the Wichita house, and all
bespeak for him immediate success.
Mr.. Erickson's successor viii be Mr..
Clyde Ferris who has been long connect
ed with the wholesale market and a
young man well worthy Of the promotion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
FAIR ASSOCIATION MEETING
Directors win EDecide About Next
Year,a Fair.

During the first days Of next week the
Fair association VIII have a meeting to
decide whether or not they VIII contlaas
the holding Of fairs IN THIS colnty-
Shortly after the close % the far last
fall meeting q the directors was Aeld
% discuss the matter. and q was thsn
decided 70 hold q meeting a. the arst q
the year to declde The matter 81 that
time
secretary T0asr has hesu Iaoaa< ne
matter UP ard VIII make q IN. rsport -
his Investigations 81 the messing. The
far grou7ds are ia g3l cel4n ana
the track ire bess in the state the ser
tsmeat ~ The people seems g - s1ae -aa
falr shoalz cant.nle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
THEY DISCUSS THE QUESTION
Wichita People wonder Where Orient
viii Locate Depot

with the nearing Of the completion Of
the new Missouri Pacific station comes
the talk Of a station for the new ORIENT
road. The question has arisen where it
viii be placed and people who are sup
posed TO know something about the mat
ter are beseiged with question - 70 TIE
location Of the station.
There seems TO be an impression cut
that g station win be erected IN the
spring by both the Frisco and the Ofient
roads. This is probably SO -rise n
the part Of some one for the officials Of
the Frisco laugh al the idea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
VISITORS FROM KlNGMAN
Frank Weinschenck and MajOrBrOwn
IN CITY ON Business

Frank Weinschenk and Major Brown Of
Kingman came in yesterday to spend sew
eraI days in the city on business. These
two men are securing another edition Of
the splendid book, "Out There in Kan
sas." One edition was exhausted and the
edition.
Mr.. Weinschenk and Major Brown are
enthusiastic over Kingman county and Its
prospects. The book has done much 10
advertise this county and Frank Vein
schenk is responsible for 1t.
Yesterday he said 20 a reporter for the
Eagle: we have the best state in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
ON JANUARY FIRST
.gohn Sturgeon viii Occupy New
Livery Barn.

Surgeons three story brick barn on
North Topeka is to be completed so that
it can be used by the first Of the year.
BY that time. Mr.. Sturgeon anticipates
that he will move in and have his bust
ness running by that time
The barn is undoubtedly one of the best
in the city. It has three stories Of brick
The second floor is used for the horses
and the third floor for the hay and feed
The lower floor is Of cement and the bug
gies are kept there
The work has been rushed through as
rapidly a.. possible. The weather Of the
past few weeks has helped in the finish
ing Of the barn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
Mr.. WHINE is BETTER
He Is Recovering Bfs Health at Hot
springs. ArIsanaaa.

BIr. Scott E. Winnie. who has been ~
Hot Springs. Ark. for his health FOR souo
time. has written 20 friends here telling
them OF his Improvement
He IS At the Ozark sanitarlum am has
been confined to his bed a portion ~ ths
dine. He has been cut Z doors b.. enc
day since Thanksgiving ard thinks he
vii not De home FOR another month.
HIS friends here hope fer his spssly re-
roEerY.
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MRS. CAMPBELL ENTFRTAlNS
viii Have 3 Company Tonight fer
Hnr. N,Nt-n nsnna

Mrs. 7 p. Campbell win entertain TO
night in honor Of her two sons. Mr. Csra-
ham Campbell Who has been attending
the Kansas university and Mr. Ray
Campbell who is q student of Fairmo1nl
college
The friends u The coueglans VIII BE the
guests Of the evening. The affair win be
q delightful enc without any question
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
anna CHAUTAUOUA CIRCLE
win Meet at Home Of DR. and Mrs
Dorsey ON Decemher 81.

The Alma Chautauqua Circle win meet
next Monday evening, December 81. at
the residence Of Or. and Mrs. Dorsey, SS4
North Lawrence avenue. at ESQ o'clock.
Program.
Ron Can. Answered by describing the
personal appearance OF each Of the Eu-
ropean sovereiCns.
Rivalry OF Nations" chapter 12-Nfrs.
Dorsey.
Paper. Carmen sylva'-Nrs. Scott
Grecan History, chapter ], The Greek
Lands Mrs. Hartman.
PAPER. some Things we Owe TO
Greece Mrs. Critchfel5
Homer to Theocritus''-4Er. Eckstein.
Leader. AIRS Campbell
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WHlTNfY u -
Is Accused or stealing Horse and
Buggy

frank VMfner. VINO = accsaed x
stealing The borss ard hs9Ty teson~in~
20 F. - Hoover - ~ Waealrgton
avenue. vas 5ro1Gat = from weangfen
yesterday
TIE prisoner sto1fiy denies re xlGt
and Gains tnat - wss rsq saa - rlEs
,n tbe riz ~ the ctaer Tnen
The sheriff haf ss1seacs - ths EN-
trary. aoweveT. ard thinks t1s uzn a.l
20 convicted az fae next tern - cogrt
Mss Lz2u souzssrs . rort @eeet q
sosneing the hcis1agH wtth ner trfaar
:. r ssmmsra ard 1Enlly O. Nffs JOS
reEa arsnne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
MISS CLOUDS POSITION
she Is Made a Kindergarten Teacher
ut Afchison

Miss Mlulcent Cloud left yesterday for
Atchison. Kansas, where she goes 70 take
the position as kindergarten teacher IN
the sailors ard soldiers orphanage Sis
Cloud passed the examination required
for that position some time last spring.
but did NOT receive her appointment Until
last week.
Miss cloud e very capable teacher.
and viii undoubtedly have success u her
new position Her many friends in This
city VIII wish her prosperity and haDpt-
ness On Atcnlscu
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s1OOn WoRrH OF GOOD

A. H. Thurness Of Wills Creek Coal
Co.. Buffalo, o.. writes: 'I have been
afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble
for years, passing gravel or stones. with
excruciating pain. Other medicines only
gave relief After taking FOLEY KID
NEY CURE the result was surprising. A
few doses started the brick dust, like
fine stones, etc, and now I have no pain
across my kidneys and 7 feel like a new
man. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE has
done me $1,000 worth of good" Take no
substitute. c. Gehring 400 E. Douglas;
Geo. van Werden, 328 N. Main; Wichita
Drug Co., ITO e. Douglas; Gus Saur, 52l
E. DOUGLAS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
MR, DOEAN Is PROMOTED
lie Is lIade Relief Agent for SAINT a
Fe Road


Mr.. George B. Dolan, who has been as
sistant ticket agent at the Santa Fe
station for some time, was yesterday
made relief agent for the Santa Fe with
headquarters in this city. Mr.. Dolan has
quite a promotion, as relief agent one Of
the best paying positions outside of the
offices in this section Of the country.
Mr.. Dolan will frequently be in Wich-
tia and his friends will have an opportu-
nifty of seeing him Otherwise It would
cause much regret among his acquaint-
ances to have him leave the city perman-
emily.
Mr. Robert G. Norris, who has been
with the Missouri Pacific in their up
town Office for some time. will succeed
Mr.. Dolan in the Santa Fe Office. Mr.
Norris viii commence his work within
the next few days.
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slow, sluggish system. lazy. laden
liver Bilious orains Cascarets candy
Cathzrtic wlil make chem move along
Move on Al druggists. 1er. &c J-
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der therefore that this charming romance
has achieved the success IL has. The
Prisoner of Zenda" is one Of the best pro
auctions before the public today This IS
the New Years attraction at the Craw-
ford theatre matinee and night sale
Of seats for both performances open at
Howe's jewelry store this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29

Help is needed at once when a persons
life is in danger. A neglected cough or
cold may. soon become serious and should
be stopped at once. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly cures coughs and colds and
the worst eases of Group. bronchitis.
grippe and other throat and lung
troubles. Gus Saur. ga f. Douglas Ave;
Geo. Van Werden, 32S N. Main St.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
ROCK ISLAND q PAcrFfl
RAILWAY.
Tine Table Effective Nov 81 fa
Trains Arrive Ia..e


North and EAST.
no. 2-I<ansas cry. Chic.
ago and ST. Louis
limited 5daflvl ....... a-f5 am 9.E an
No. 2-Colorado Springs
Denver and Tac1uc
coast HaHy) ..........f e.fs am 9.Eara
No 4-kausas CITY. St
Louis and chicago
night express fdHflv1 $500 nj eco 70
NO Accommodation.
(dailp except sunday. eco e % ESQ g. q
South and West.
No. - Fort Worth Dai-
laf, Houston and G1l-.
weston express daily 6-ts ? mi g.8s -
No. Oklahoma. Fort
Worm. New Orleans
and Pacific coast 'dal-
ly} -+--.-.+-.-.- .-....... a.is 2 1l 81 r.
No. 2-0klahoma. Fort
Worth. Dauas and
New Orleans expire Fl G a am. Gas a IS
No S-Ft Worth. Hour-
ton. Galveston and SAM
Antonio express daily f. am Ell. r. re-
no Accommodation
daily except sunday, gro pm' $40 Pm
sNo. a-E 81 Bound ~ 7 20 > m 40 3 ri
$40. &-West Bnpud $50 pm ana ~
sDaily except sunday.
Elegant free racllHing chair care on 80
trains and Pullman Palace flfeperE fr--s
wichita 20 Chicago and Kansas city
without caauee Also seepers on 81
night trains to Fort Wnrtl. Houefrn San
Antonio ard New Orleans Ffrkefe ra
ard baggage checked 90 HH points uarfa.
east south and west Steamship zee
cold To en- European polrts 40 l1H
rates Passenger station corner peae az
and Meade avenues Telephone
p DRAKE ~ y 81 O. EP
y. ". THOMPSON = A.
Topeka Ksraar
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NEW CABINET OFFICERS


Il Church
The members Of the First NJ. e. church
rendered a reception last night to the new
cabinet Of the Epworth League in the
lecture room Of the church. The affair
was attended 10y the pastor, Rev Lynch.
and large number of the members.
The new officers Of the league viii be
installed the first of the new year They
were elected early in December and are
as follows. President, J. w. Gibson; first
vice president, Ray Torrey; second vice
president Mrs. J. Il. Clader, third vice
president Prof e. C. Marshall. fourth
vice president. Miss Imboden; secretary.
Miss Beryl Williams: treasurer. Harry
Randan chorister, Miss Darl Oldheld:
Orgaf1st Miss Hattie Stanley
The program Of the evening was Of a
musical character and was as follows:
Piano solo Miss Hortense Imboden: vocal
solo. Miss Mabel Han. select reading J.
w Gibson, Instrumental duet.. Mrs
S Noble and Mrs Bert Parker: vocal
solo. i. McNeal: recitation, Miss Dream
Hail.
Light refreshments were served to those
present
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Ieave-East Bound
1raln No. la Kansas and Ne.
brask3 Limited. for me- srett
and ST. uls...-...-....
raln No. 6. Kansas Clty ara Sd
Louis Express -.................
Leave for SeuLh and West.
ram NO. 5-Eor Cio8rW Ter
conway Springs Anthony. Ef-.
oNas f>iuEfnau. Norwich ok
1ord, Belle Plain enc N lnfel1
Train No SI-For Conway.
SPRINGS. Anthony and * iowa.
Leave for North and west.
Train 40. g. Kansas and Na-E
araska Limited. for Hufchin-I
son. Pueblo. Colorado SprloEs.
ana Denver ..-.....-.........-..
Train No. 5-For At HOPE and
Hutchinson and Gtnese0.- .-....
Train No. l-l. local FIRE. Shit ear
ries passengers between Wtcl-.
TIA ana Geneseo .................
Arrive from ire EAST.
Train Ne Kansas and Ne.
oraska Limited from Fort
Scott ard ST. Louis ........-....
Train No. 6-From ken
ana 50 Louis....-..,...--..,.
Arrive from south ana west.
Train Ne f-Frou koWa. A1-f
thony Conway Springs aui 10 r
81. and A. points. .-......
Train No. s51-From Anthons
and conway snr'nEs ...--...-...
Arrive from North and West
Train Nc. 1e-Fron Denver. Col.
orado Springs. Pueblo ana
Hutch ls1n -.-........-... .......
Train No. s60-F'rom Hutchirsou
and Mt Hope daily except
SUNDAY }.....s.--- ,-.....--.. ....-..
Train ~. 6-From Genesec and
Hutchinson Observation-Disclosures
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COLD and cough cures are numerous,
but the one that leads all others in merit,
is FOLEYs HONEY AND TAR. which
is in great demand these DAYS. G.
Gehring, 400 E. Douglas; Geo. Van Wer-
den, 82S n. Main; Wichita Drug Co, 10
b. Douglas; Gus Saur. 524 E. Douglas.
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der therefore that this charming romance
has achieved the success IL has. The
Prisoner of Zenda" is one Of the best pro
auctions before the public today. This is
the New Years attraction at the Craw-
ford theatre matinee and night sale
Of seats for both performances open at
Howe's jewelry store this morning
Whose Baby Are You aside from
being the latest catchword that Is now
the vogue IS also the title of the latest
successful farce 1t viii be seen here
shortly.
Charles Il. Hoyx's revival OF "A BrasS
Monkey" win be the attraction at the
Crawford theatre. Friday. January g. Il
VIII be presented by q large company
and a duplication Of the original scenery
mechanical effects and costumes. Maize
Trumbull plays Baggage" and william
Keller Mack Jonah" Other principals
are Charles A. Morgan. Frank Bemish.
Ed. z. Brown, Tom d. Daily. Eugene
Welner. c. c. Commons, Wayne Tay-
Tor, Lille Taylor Margaret Durham
and Estelle Weaver.
Mrs Flske's fitness for Thackeray's
most facinatfng character has been &C
cepted generally. There is no actress on
the stage whose personality and artistic
method so definitely suggests this unique
figure in fiction. In Mrs. Fiske for the
first time. in fact the theatre boasts OF
the translation OF it from inanlmate
print from one OF the most elusive and
difficult persons pictured Ia literature.
NOTHING OLD BUT THE TITLE
Busby Bros revival OF Ten Nights in
a Bar Room marks ono Of the dramatic
events Of this seasons theatricals. A
play clothed with many new features.
new IDEAS and new effects makes it to the
generation of today new and most en-
PERTAINING production; at the Crawford
theatre this afternoon and tonight.
SHAKER CONCERT COAfPANT
Tonight IS tho grand farewell perfor-
nance Of the present engagement OF the
Shaker Concert company. It Is a benefit
performance for the members Of the com
pany. The first part VIII be a minstrel
performances by request IN the second
You Seen schmitz." The entire company
OF twelve viii appear. and IL is claimed
that this farce comedy IS the funniest OF
all This IS the last presentation night.
and all presents remaining on hand viii
be disposed of. including a ladies' gold
watch and lots Of magnificent silverware (
A matinee viii be given this afternoon
for the children Every child viii 10
given a present Admission 6 cents T.
Seats free. The next appearance Of this
company in Wichita viii be in June. 1881
Miss Frances Norris won laurels at the
exposition by her Rotations so vivid
with startling word pictures were they. /
She was brought back three times end
then the audience was 10th to give her
up. She has magnificent voice and
thoroughly understands how to use L
Her gestculation is splendid and always
gracerul.-Arkausas Life, Little Rock. /
Arkansas.
Miss Norris VIII appear al the First
Baptist church on Wednesday evening /
January Q Admission 10c-
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IL - go

The person who disturbed the congrega-
ton last Sunday by coughing. is request
ed to call on G. Gehring, 400 E. Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden, S2S y. Main; Wichita
Drug Co, 40 E Douglas, or Gus saur.
524 E. Douglas, and get bottle OF
FOLEY's HONEY AND TAR. It ways
gives relief
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29

cold, cough or Ia grippe can be
"nipped in the bud" with a dose or two
Of FOLEY's HONEY AND TAR. Be
ware Of substitutes G. Gehring. 400 p
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden SOS n Main.
Wichita Drug CO. u0 e. Douglas: Gus
gaur 52s Il DOUGLAS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29

Whose Baby Are You aside from
being the latest catchword that Is now
the vogue IS also the title of the latest
successful farce 1t viii be seen here
shortly.
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Wei se1a ~ 4 hftL.ts -. 2 ~ aks.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. Aas Pezzl Ez-ns. Asw Tork. 8
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06
HENDRy NOW CHIEF
DEPUTY U. S. MARSHAL

Eugene r. Hendry has been appoint
ed Chief Deputy under United States
Marshal Ray. The announcement was
made on Saturday after a conference
between Judge Estee. District Attor-
ney Baird, Marshal Ray and members
of the Central Territorial Republican
Committee. The appointment of Mr..
Hendry has been on the tapis for
some time but Marshal Ray awaited
Judge Estee before deciding definitely.
Considerable influence was exercised
by Mr.. Hendry's personal and political
friends to secure the position for him.
Strong letters of recommendation
have already been forwarded to Wash
ington endorsing the new Chief Deputy
as man well fitted by executive abil-
ity to fulfill the duties of this impor-
tant Office to the letter. His late work
upon the Board of Health was not for
gotten and proved one of the most I'm
portant reasons for choosing him from
among the score OF applicants. As
Chief Deputy Mr.. Hendry will be the
Marshars right hand man and his ex-
ecutive officer. 1t will fall to his lot to
perform much of the detail work which
is transacted through the United States
Court with the Marshars Office, and
the occupant will certainly have nc
sinecure. There are over fifty appli-
cants for Deputy Marshalships. and II
is probable that the appointments OF
these officers will be made by the time
the United States Court is ready t.
begin regular sessions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06
LIQUOR KILLED HIM.
Keahi, the Maui Native, Was Not
Victim of Foul Play.

WAILUKU. Maui. August s.-The
News says: On Sunday morning, July
22nd, Keahi, a Hawaiian, living at
Waihee, was found lying dead in the
road between Waikiki and Waihee.
The general opinion was that he had
fallen from his horse while drunk, and
broken his neck.
After his burial, there was a good
deal of talk among his friends about
foul play, and to settle the matter IL
possible. Sheriff Baldwin ordered a
coroner's jury to be impanelled, and
had the body disinterred for the pur-
pose of holding an autopsy. which was
done Saturday afternoon.
The coroner's jury. after inspecting
the remains. adjourned till Monday
morning, when they met at Wailuku
and made a searching investigation
into the cause of Keahi's death. arriv-
ing at the following conclusion:
We, the jury impanelled in the
above matter have come to the con-
clusion that Keahi, deceased. came to
his death at Wafhee, Maui, Territory
of Hawaii. between the hours of
o'clock y. m, of Saturday, July II. 1900
AMI o'clock on the following Sunday
morning. by accidentally falling from
his horse, while in state of intoxica'
/ ton.
IS. r. KAIUE, Foreman"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06
MILITIA IN HAWAII.
Hilo Promised Company Of Ma
tional Guardsmen by Governor.

HILO, Hawaii. Aug. 4.-The Herald
says: That this island Is to have a
company of soldiers with Hilo as head
quarters is practically settled. Some
time ago a petition for such an organ
ization was sent to Governor Dole ana
two weeks ago a list Of names Of those
who wish to become members.
Sheriff Andrews is in receipt of let
ter from Governor Dole In which he
expresses approval OF the scheme and
asks what financial aid the company
will require from the Territory in the
way of uniforms, rifles and tarmory.
About fifteen young men interested
in the scheme met on Tuesday night
for the purpose of discussing the
scheme and submitting reply to the
sheriff to be forwarded to the govern
or. In this letter the conditions as ex-
listing in Hilo are set forth and an esti-
mate furnished as to amount OF as
sistance required. For the rental OF an
armory the sum of $50 per month Is
asked for until such time as an armory
may be built.
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FEDERAL COURT OPENED.
Judge Estee Holds Levee on Satur
day Afternoon.

Judge Estee formally opened the
United States Circuit and District
Courts in the Territorial Circuit court
room on Saturday afternoon. The bar
Of the city was well represented at the
gathering, which was brief and entire
ly of a formal nature. On the bench
with Judge Estee sat Chief Justice
Frear and Justice Galbraith Of the SUI
preme Court of the Territory.
Judge Estee opened the court and
had his commission and oath of office
read, and following this he introduced
District Attorney Baird and United
States Marshal Ray, and their commits
sions and oaths of Office were also
read.
Judge Estee then made a brief ad-
dress from the bench, saying that he
hoped that his relations with the mem
bers of the bar would be as pleasant
as their Inauguration had been. He
then appointed committee of the bal
to decide upon rules of procedure fol-
| the court. This committee is as fol
lows: District Attorney Baird, Pau
Neumann, w. o. Smith, Attorney Gen
eral Dole, w. A. Whiting.
The court adjourned after appoint
ment of this committee and a half houl
or so was devoted to introductions.