The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-11-21

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neapolis last Thursday.
Capt. Thos. Mcmillan came up
from Minneapolis last Friday and
spent few days attending to BUSH
ness interests at this point.
The Misses Ida Sampson and
Emma Moore Of Sacred Heart, Miss
Tena Zealand of RenvilIe, and Miss
Gertrude Williams of Morton, took
dinner at Hotel Francois last Fri
day.
The Republican county committee
with the exception of Arson Evans.
the member from the First district,
met at Supt. Races Office Friday
afternoon and closed up the bust
ness of the committee for the year.
so far as allowing bills, ETC., was
concerned.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch; Redwood
county S recent vote on the State
and National ticket makes that
county the boss in this legislative
district. The next Senatorial con-
vention of the Republicans will find
Redwood with three delegates to
| Browns two.
The Supreme Court has declared
that the law requiring counties to
advance money to applicants desir-
ing to take the gold cure, is uncon-
stitutional, and hence the action of
the Redwood county commissioners
in refusing to advance the money to
an applicant some time ago is strict
ly valid.
The owner of a stock ranch in
South Dakota reports the loss of l3
head of fine cattle caused by smut
on corn which the cattle had eaten.
Although the corn crop this year is
the largest in the history of the
State, farmers are experiencing con-
siderable difficulty in utilizing it for
feeding purposes on account Of the
abundance of smut. Several locali-
ties report losses of cattle from the
same cause.
Thos. G. Jones, receiver of Mi
chae] Mahoney, bankrupt, who has
petitioned Judge Lochren for a dis
charge from the proceedings, re-
ports that at the recent sale of Mr..
Mahoney's equities, exempt from
bankrupt, he sold the Mahoney
equity of so acres in Granite Rock
township to A. o. Gimmestad Of
Belview, for $25, and the one
twelfth interest in the northwest
quarter of section IA, Sheridan, to
G. F. Chapman, for $40. Both
tracts were heavily encountered.
Attorney Howard of the firm of
Baldwin & Howard received word
last Friday to the effect that the
Supreme Court had sustained the
lower court in the case of Fred
Ortiz VS.. E. A. Pease. Sheriff
Pease seized goods to satisfy al
claim of Frank Ellington. Mr..
Ortiz interviewed and commenced an
action: but verdict was given
against him at the trial court. Judge
Weber refused new trial, and
the Supreme Court sustains the de-
cision. The law firm mentioned
above were attorneys for Mr.. Bill
ington.
Conductor Thos Hughes. who
has been off duty ever since the
Mankato accident in which Engi-
neer Carroll lost his life, was so
far recovered as to return to work
last Monday. Mr.. Hughes has
been given the run between Vase
ca and Tracy, in place of John A.
Wiley, who was obliged to quit
railroading on account of i'll health.
Mr.. Hughes states that he has a
warm spot for his old run to Red
| wood Falls, and will always have
for the people of this city. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Hughes was
given full pay for all the time re-
quired to recover from the accident.
In connection with the Hanley
Falls ''Y' case. in which Hon. ].
!, f. jacobson of Madison has been
deeply interested, it is well to
state that it was recently resubmit-
ted to the Supreme Court of the
United States, and that both Attor-
ney Douglas, for the State. and So
licitor Clarke, for the Minneapolis
& St. Louis, made argument for and
against the ruling of the railroad