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The state herald., 1900-12-21

lie came from the short gTa-s country
aud knew not III. mysteries Of electric
ilghts. There was one VI the inoabde-
cent kind on a long cord IN the roou,
they gave u,n at tie hotel. wn-n hs
@as r.ady to go ~ he'd h- wss perpl-x-d
ahou, ibr light. He could neither turn
1t down like c al lamD nor nlou !. ont
like gA. Something had TO Le done.
ho~sv.r, OF elise farewell to slosp that
Disht. Al ideA no brilisnt came 10 Inn
that 1t dimmsd tho brightness OF the
incandesc-ni lamp. rhe cord from
shich tho lamp VIA suspended was
Iooprd and tied in the middle. he
loosensd the knot and with the extra
length Of cord carried the lamp 10 the
dresser. placed II 10 the top drawer and
then closed the drawer. II. slept we'll
that night not notwithstanding the NOISE Of
the street csrs.-Ex.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Holyake Camp No. so9l NJ. ". A. at
their regular meeting, Dec. i3, held thor
Annual eisct,on OF officers: Ed B~vard,
Consul; Henry Hargreavrs, Adviser; u.
X. Peter, Clerk; W. r Snsmp. Banker;
DIR. +. NJ. Smith. Camp Physician; John
r. Oadrr, Waichaau; Wm Gebhar,,
S,n,ry; Cbss. Feidier, Manager for three
years. q. X. Peter was elected deleg ate
and W. X. Stamp alternate delegate to
State Camp meeting III Denver Feb. IL,
1901. Installation Of officers Jan. 10,
1901. The Camp has membership oi
lh,rt. three aud several applications for
ember-hip.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

A person who took revolver from
where il had been temporarily placed in
the rear OF the Pioneer Press Office. will
return 1t to thus Office aud be rewarded
by the owper.-Akron Pioneer Press
The above shows that Bro. Picke, TX.
poets trouble and goes prepared. fem.
porarily placed" shows that he expected
to use it at any moment Wants it re-
turned, means that he may need it IN the
future. Offering = reward shows he has
money. Funny editor, that Picket
Pistte Valley Recoid.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

"Most Engiishmen are considered
pretty fair hors.nep. but when IL comes
TO riding = buck,ng bronco same Of them
are not IN, or on, II Tor long" said the
owner u n large cattle ranch In W,om.
ing th. other day. "For instsnc. y rich
young cockpcy rcc-nily came out TO my
country In quest Of some good invesI .
msnt. lie WAS a. my ranch ~ gues,
for few day. and one afternoon, an tho
cowboys were about To round up u bunch
Of con ponies, the young man sad that
he would cpjoy good ride IN tho saddle.
He said ho VAS used TO riding only
horousnbrcds aud he did not think W.
had borsc good enough Tor him. The
boys convinccd him that they had one Of
tb" hnsst horses on tho plans snd n he
know hos 10 ride he wAs welcome TO the
animal. HS Vas apparently ,nsuited
when Questioned about bis ability to ride
and answered that he could nde my
Find oi horse. A sleepy looking bron.
co vas accordingly brought out from tho
corral and saddi~d. Though tho beast
spp,arrd half dead II wns tho worst
nuek-r ~ IN. herd. "Es lifoir-m.' SAID
tho foreigner when tho pony was
brought to him. The boys said the mag
sould wax. up after tb. trnt milo and
my friend got ,pio thu sndd,c. Tn. frat
buck jump placed him on tho horses
neck, and after The second ho was ~ ,ba
atmosphere. lie tufn.J doubt. 'mct
snuit aud landed IN the shurp end oi u
cno,us plant. Whcn he picked himself
np one Of tho hoyn asked wbni In
hopgni of the thoroughbred nos. Tn.
qucsii0D made IA. BDplshmap turn
pale. 'iis's "a good 'oss, he answered,
but be lopc. too bIoomin' ieh.' "-Bz.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
nAXTUN wOODMEN DEDICATE
THEIR NEW HALL. -


THEIR NEW HALL. l.
The members Of the Woodmen Lodge
of Hsxtuu dedicated their nsw hal
building at that place Tuesday evening
Of this week. The attendance vas good
snd their hall wss we'll flied. Ths er'
srcises 81 tho evening we're opened With Z
litsrar, pr"grsm consisting OF sp~cch.s,
recitations and music. W. NJ. Slay. "
c.. delivered an address. fs-citstions
were given by Misc Tills LYMAN. Miss
Minnie Sharpe and Emii Larson. Miss
Ids s,mpsos and Mrs. a. W. Johnston
sang = dustt. Miss Anna 0uist, Robert
Bamiord and John BALDWIN sang solo-.
Arthur Clark gRyo = solo with nHpdulin
accompaniment aud be also read poem
which he had written tor tae occasion,
Aaron Clark OF Chicago ~ho 10 out here
looking after his cattle ranch Interests
wss present aud favored the audience
~rh an interesting talk. Mr.. snd Mrs
d. W. Scott gave . violin snd organ
Duet. Ezra Lyman presented the
Lodge with Lodge enblrms, n saw aud
an 81 The literary program wns one Of
the hest that hiss ever been given n'
HnItup ana was much enjoyed by all.
Follo~ing tho literary program cams tbs
basket social. Dave Scott was tho suo.
tiopesf and he succeeded In brrnh ing tho
record NJ n successful basket snciidnesr
for THIS part ~ the country. After tho
saie was over aud the proceeds counted,
I, was found that the treasury Of the
woodmcn Lodg. was t9] 20 better of
by rrssoa oi tn. sale. When Tho people
oi thu inx'up cooni'y NO into an under
taking oi any kind they o. in To make u
u success. They s,ts d-trrmlbet I"
make this hssts' social success aud
tho only reason Tor not making It n still
greater success financially was thr tack
~ baskets for there. ssfe not bahtcls
euaueh Ia supply the demand. They
b,vr recently built good -izri Wood.
men Bbdn. han bull ing aud thoy I.
now building Dsai llltle residence trr
a p.rsopass Tor tho iiesidsut Miuis,er,
After the basket supper had btrh dit'
ppsej ot fboss Who visited TO do ~ ~.
osinod a, The hnil Tor dance. fhp
Lodge building Ia moi quite pad ior bu,
another baHhct socisl like this ono viii
Ihy the onlapcs
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The community was greatly surprised
to learn that Yums's popular and enter
prising druggist, E. s: Dsksn. was mar
ried at st James hotel, Denver, last
Tuesday, TO Miss Luce,ta Pyburn, q
teacher IN the government Indian school
OF Newk,rk. Oklahoma. We understand
that Mrs. Dsken is highly accom-.
plished and cultured lady and will be a
welcome addition to the society Of our
town. We ask Mr.. and Mrs. Daken tc
accept the congratulsiious Of the Re
publican News. - Yum, Republican
News.
T.. s. Dsksn was for several yeare one
Of Holyok-'s business men and has 4
host OF friends in this county. The
HERALD joins with his many Other
friends in best wishes for prosperous
and happy married life.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
STATIONARY AND PRINTING.

STATIONARY AND PRINTING.
Notica In hereby given that the board
oi county commissioners NJ the county
OF Phillips. state OF Colorado will receive
bids until tho first day OF Jinuary, 1901,
ior suppl, ing said county Tor one yesr
commencing on January Ist, 1901. Ths
iollosing itsms. to-wit:
Books, stationary, records. printing,
litbographipa and county printing.
The commissioners rsservs the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY or Ter Of the board OF county commis'
siopets.
n. n. WHITE.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Tho snasr factory st grand Junction
ha. passed into tho hands ~ new com.
pany composed mostly Of CT eyenne bust.
ness men. The new owners will sot the
price FOR 1911 higher than that paid by
any factory IN the united States. The
capacity Of the factory -an and will be
donbled and as the company owns q
large tract OF land, II - enabled TO offer
,pecial enducemenfs TO thos" Who want
to grow hee's. The pr,cs OF e. % a ton
Tor fifteen PER cent b~e's aud 80 3 cents
ton additional for each one per cent in
excess OF fifteen, the company paving
freight from all railroad points in the
comfy to tho factory. will insure good
pn.tit to the growers. The average rich
mess Of tho beats in Grand valley this
year vas I6.5 per cent snRar and IS pei
cosfllcisni OF pu,,ty.-Fieid AMI Farm.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

IRWIN Bros. delivered at Holyoke last
Saturday 733 steers which they had sold
to cattle man from Red Oak. Ia. The
cattle we're taken ont oh the b. 4 ". by
. special drawn by two engines and this
was the largest shipment Of cattle ever
made from Holyoke IN one day. Hol-
yoke Is getting to he quite an important
shipping point for the B. 4 M.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
10 I',tE DEAF.

A nob lady, cured OF hot deafness anI
noise ii, the head by Dr. Ninhol.on'a
AfIiilnai Ear Druioe, gave $1,000 10 his
Institute, 10 that deaf people nnaole To
procure tho Ear Drums may have them
roe. Address No. 0Jj The arbolson
ins',tnie, $50 Eish,h Ayrnne. New yorl,
The state herald., 1900-12-21

When you need y soothing and bsalips
antis-p,ic application Ior nny purpose
usc tho original D-Wit,'s Witch nnx.
Salvc. we'll known cure Tor pies and
skin Diseases. IL h-als sors. without
leaving u ncar. Beware OF count.ffciip
City Drug store.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Geo. D. Knapp vent to Fol, oke
Saturday night. Mr. Knapp has located
10 the saud hills southwest oi ao', oks
sud says the range is immense.
Democrat.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The membe-s Of the Star Of Jupiter
Lodge held n rociai At their Lodge room
Monday evening and very pleasant
tlme Is r.pOIted.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Don't use any Of the countsrfsits o.
Dewi,t's Witch Hazel salve, Most o
them are worthless or lsble TO ,suss in
jury. The original Dewi'ts witct
Hazel salvc is a ccrtain euro for piles
eczema. cuts. scalds. barns, sores snc
skin diseases.-CityD Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Mrs. c. II. Moore returned last w.eL
from DIXON. H., whers sbo was called b,
thu death OF Lcr father. Her mothe'
Mis-. ro,t.n, returned with her aud ~il
make her homo In Hvlyol,r.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Lawyers ". u. kvsvy and }. y. Bon.
not VI hoi,ok w-ts IN III. city TueH'
day on legal aud other bu.inss-. B0tb
gentlemen are distinguish fepf.asn.a
iiyes oi n. bar IN the ,heif ,ouuty and
In the district. Steering Democrat.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
New Dry Good. st shamp'..

WANTED ACTIVE MAN or GOOD CHAN.
ae,af ta deliver and eolao, IN Colorado fpf old
established manufacturing Wholesale lousr.
e,t rear. Eurp pay, HDpesiy more ihsn "a.
pofiena. required. Our reference, any bank In
m, cib, Hnuipss .elf.aiifa,.e1 attmpsl Hu.
yrlppy' Msqufsotnfers. Third Floor. ~ Dear.
lsfn NJ, TN Hh.fo.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

New Yea'r evening III. ladies OF tn.
II. Il. church sill serve dinner from hve
" seven at the home OF Dr. smith. In
the evening Da's .ociai will he gwen
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Nov 10 the time when Group and lung
troubles prove rapidly fatal. The only
harmless remedy thai produces .mmedi-
ate results is One Minute Cough Cure.
It is very pleasant to take and can he re-
lied upon to quickly cure coughs, colds
and all lung diseases. 1t vill prevent
consumption.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

0rurgs Hill has purchased tho New
mAp land near hhxtun aud bas moved
his buildings from his farm near Paoli
~ this ispu and 70 now u resident oi tbs
hsxtun country.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

On Dec, ~, y. A. Parker vii preach In
III. q. A. Il. nall sa usual tbc suhisels
To b. considered nfe M iolloss; In the
morning. "rhe warlja Greatest pfiucc."
lp the evening. Hsifsbir with Cbi,s'.
Any who bnvs no chufch home w,l TO
cordislly Welcomed. CVnc and worship
,lai ~,il, ia
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Many persons have had the experience
OF Mr.. Peter Sherman, OF North STRAIT
ford. n. H.. who Says, "For years l suf'
Tered torture from chrome indigestion
but Kolol Dysdepsls Cure made . well
man Of me-" II diRssts what you eat
and is certain euro for dyspepsia snd
every form OF stomach trouble. II gives
relief at once even in the worst cases,
and cant help but do you Rood.-Ciiy
Drug Spre.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
Public Sale.

On SATURDAY.. D-o. %. at Hoiyoks, Col
orsdo. l will offer At public sale the iol.
lowing property: One 3 yenr old borse,
one year old mare, one year old mare,
one year old horse md two spring
colts. Terms cash. II. Norris.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

DsWin's Iattie Early Ri-ers are
dainty little piiir, bu, iu-y lever fa,i to
cleansr the liver, removs INSTRUCTIONS
mud invigora,e the System .--Cny Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

II 10 the desire oi those who have IN
charge tho Presbyterian Sunday
School Christrnns entertainment thn,
tue Christmas ire. DO used oni, Tor tn.
presents gwen by tho ipd.y School.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

A. II. heuuri1 Of Haxtuu is still con
fined to hts bed Uut IL improving aud
/ with no backset Will soon U- up aud
around AGAIN.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Call IN and see my ssmples Of Ladies'
Tailor Made Dress Goods aud leave your
order lot Tailor Mude SUIT. A perfect
tit guaranteed. Mrs. Gates.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

There will be a watch meeting at the
NJ. 2, church on the night Of Dec. 3ls,
" watch the old century out and the
new one in.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

William Low and S. J McCarty sre
preparing 10 open a Iced store and ex.
change. They have put IN an -ng'nS
and mill and sre prepared to grind sneir
oxn feed.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Christmas entertainments will b1
given on Christmas eve by the PIesby ter
ian, the Baptist and the Methodist Sun
day Schools.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

"for the cold chiiy winds Of Decsm-
Der drovs the flowers my companions
from me-"
Moral; Order Storm sash nov and
save the flowers. Sutherland keeps the
best.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
Help ia needed al once when a .

Help Ia needed at ono. when psr.
sons iifs Is In danger. A neglected
cough OF cold may soon become serious
should bo b,opprd at once. On. Minute
Cough Cure quickly eutes coughs and
colds and tho worst ossss 81 oroupe
bronchitis. grippe nnI other throat and
lung troubles. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

F.A. Da, has purchased MIR. Lacey
interest in the Sterling auvvcote. I'M
HERALD wishes hun success IN his new
business un.i. rtakIug.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
rEAcnEna EXAMINATIONS.

The n-y' r'gulA examination fof
tsnrbers 10 pailllps eoin,y sill 10 held
In tho office of III. jiatfc, clark IN Hol.
yoke. colo.. bsRinninp nt p.51 q r. ou
Frday Dsoa'ob-' 81 abi continuing op
Saturday following.
A. th- sane tins and place viii -lso
ba held the academic examination Tor
entrance 10 th. B,rm Colorado.
). II tonSsoN Co, s1pi.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

To trade, quarter of land near Hol-
yoke q. r. ELLIS,
1898 Sbermsu ST., Springfield, NO.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Call and Voc our nov Dry 6oods. Elan
n.let,s and Outing Flannel or any tbins
you want In the dry goods line.
". n. Shsnp.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The Ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
will serve dinner ut the G. A. r. hall on
Saturday Dec. 22.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

j. W. WAsu returned to Hoiyoke last
week from Ward where he nsd been for
several months working in the mines.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

The most edcrliyr little liver pills
made are DeWitt'a Llitle Early Rstr'
ihoy never gripo S'ty Drug store
The state herald., 1900-12-21

A Bona Ftds Salary-ei2 Weekly.
Men and ssnsn 10 spPoini agents and
swpssssat 10, some TO travel, others for
iscai work. ei2 weekly sslary and ex.
psusss. Old sstsbiisbsd house. pleasant
pssusasst positions, rapid advancement
sud incssass es ws9ss. Write ns oncs.
Address BUTLER 4 ALoER,
Dspt. Z Nrw HAVEN, coss.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

Cold weather Is coming. Buy your
Blankets and Undsrwesr Of w. Il.
Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-12-21
w. r. SHAMP

Care q Chreaie DiaPrhsea Arser
thirty Years sessserisg
''Su6srsd Tor thirty years with d'af-
ihoss ssd Thought I vas past being
sarsd," ssys John 8. Hsllovay. q
Frsseh Cap, Mlss. Il had spent %
ossh uns snd s.oosy and suffered sb
asoh that had given up oil hopss -
recovery. was % feeble from the Of
fscts Of tho disrrhess that I could do no
Aind Of labor. could not even travel. but
- soc'dsnt I wss permitted to nnd 4
bsstls Of Chsmbsrlain's Collie. Cholera
end DiasrbosA Remedy, and after taking
sssssal bottles - entirely cured %
thst trouble. ] an % pleased viii, tho
result that sn anxious that |, be IN
ssseh Of oil vho suffer - hsvs." For
sale ey 3. X. Nobist.
The state herald., 1900-12-21

All k,uds Of Patterns at Stamps.
|
Corn for sale at the Lumber Yard.
-
Good helfers for sal~.-lrwin Bros.
Dinner at the G. A. R. hall Saturday.
Buy your dry goods Of W. R. Shamp.
Jesse Long has purchased qurater
OF land near Bsxtun. ~
Parker Mcfarland il home from school
for vacation.
The q. D. Corset Is the best. For sale
by W. r. sbamp.
Il. N. McPherrin made business trip
to Denver this week.
Brady and Me,cslf shoes are the best
for sails by W. B.. Ahxmp.
Buy your vindm,lls, pumps, pipe,
wagons asd buggisa Of s. j. McCarty.
BoRs: To Mr.. aud Mrs. Ch.fes
Oirnrted Saturday, Dec. 10, \ daughter.
We will pay 30 cts. for corn.
IRWIN Bros.
Cold weather Is coming. Buy your
Blankets and Undsrwesr Of w. X.
Shamp.
The Ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
will serve dinner ut the G. A. r. hall on
Saturday Dec. -.
To trade, quarter uf land near Hol-
The state herald., 1900-12-21

We will pay 30 cts. for corn.
IRWIN Bros.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-17
DENIES THE NASH STORY.
Miss Jessie Hill Says There Is No
Truth in Statements Made.

Miss Jessie Hill. the landlady of the
Seattle house, on West Broadway, where
the blaze occurred early yesterday morn
ing, vehemently denies the statements
by Miss Nash and her father.
Il never said that I would burn them
out, if they did not take the girl to the
rest house." said Miss Hill today. when
DR.. Alexander called on me and stated
that there was a case of smallpox in the
building, l went to Mr.. Nash's door and
told .lirn to talks the patient out of the
house. He used some very a language
to me and said that If I wanted to get
the girl out of the house I would have to
do so over his dead body.
II had ordered them out before the case
of smallpox developed. None of the fur
iture of the house had been removed
after the quarantine was placed on the
building, but the used to steal in
there at night and carry away their
trunks and clothes. The Nash family
low. have the house to themselves.
"Relative to the statement that the
rooms smelled strongly of coal oil, that is
true. The, rooms, however, had been uset
for light housekeeping, and in each room
there was more or less coal oil. 1t would
be natural enough in a fire that the toy
should be blown off a ceal oil lamp"
Relative to the origin OF the fire, Mis-
Hill says she cannot imagine how i
started.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-17
THE CLEAR |
GRIT MINE
SUIT INSTITUTED BY STOCKHOLM
Frs AGAINST GEN. KEssLER
AND JOHN GILLIE.
A CONVEYANCE OF MINE
WAS MADE TO THE LATTER.
Court Is Asked to Compel Them to
Deliver Up the Possession Of
the Property.

Calvin o. Geer and Laurence Harris. in
behalf of themselves and other stock
holders of the Clear Grit Mining COM
pany. have instituted suit against H. c.
Kesssler, John Gillie and the Clear GRIT
company to have the property owned By
the company declared the property of the
company alone and to compel all others
claiming an interest in it to let go in
favor of the company.
In the complaint the plaintiffs allege
that on or about the Goth of May 1881 the
Clear Grit company was Incorporated un-
der the laws of New Jersey with a capt.
tai stock of 5000. 600 divided into 12O, 900
shares: tina "a, 1S4 of these share are
now held by about twenty-five distinct
persons; that Mr.. Kessler holds a major
ity of them, a large portion having been
acquired by him Recently; that q. S66
shares have never been issued inc are
supposed to be in the treasury; that in
May 1881 III Kessler Jr., George W.
Steever and Harry c. Kessler decided the
Clear Grit company some ground in this
county.
The objects Of the corporation are then
set forth in the complaint, together with
the statement that the principal bust
ness office of the company is in Camden,
New Jersey, which is the only lawful
place where action could be lawfully had
by the stockholders of the company 0 n
corning the sale or mortgage of the COM
pany's lands and premises: that the
property of the Clear Grit company is
valued at $3.50, 900; that during the last
seventeen years the affairs of the cor
poration lave been practically controlled
by Mr., KeSSler: thai the papers and doc
uments of the company are now kept in
Philadelphia; that over "a, 900 shares Of
the stock been issued for which nc
equivalent can be shown.
The complaint further alleges that on
April 6, 1898, Mr.. Kessler and his wife
executed a deed to the entire property
and attempted to convey, for the ex-
pressed consideration of $217. 265. to John
Gillie, all of the property of the company;
that the grantee, Mr.. Gillie, had full
knowledge of the fact that Mr.. kessler
had no right or power to convey the
property, but on the contrary Mr.. Gillie
was in on the deal and we'll knew the
%purported deed to him was and would be
declared null and void should it's Walt
dity ever be questioned in a court Of
competent Jurisdiction. II at -
The plaintiffs ask that the deeds to the
premises be cancelled; that the Clear
Grit company be declared the wner of
the property and that Messsrs. Kessler
and Gillie be compelled to deliver up at
once full and complete possession of the
property to the Clear Grit company; that
they be enjoined and restrained from dis
posing of the property pending judicial
determination.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-17
DAYTON
LODE CLAIM
F. A. HEINZE AND A. p .HEINZE
ASK FOR BIG DAMAGES FOR
ALLEGED TRESPASS
AND VALUE OF ORE
TAKEN FROM THE GROUND.
Plaintiffs Allege That They Bought
the Quarter Interest Of Howard
n. Zenor.

F. Augustus Heinze and Arthur P.
Heinze have brought suit against War
rington w. SHETLAND to quiet title to a
quarter interest in the Dayton lode claim
and recover judgment for $50, 900, the val
ue Of ore alleged to have been taken from
the ground by the defendant. The plain
tiffs allege in their complaint that Mr..
SHETLAND and John T. Baldwin bought a
was a conflict on between the Dayton
and Comanche claims; that there was
also a conflict on between the Comanche
and smelter locations. and hat the de-
PENDANT in this action, together with Mr..
Baldwin, entered into an agreement with
others concerning the title to the Day
ton. Plaintiffs allege that they bought
the quarter interest Of Howard H.. Zenor
in the property, but SHETLAND holds the
interest in trust and refuses to execute
the deed to it. They also say they are
Informed m believe that during October
1899. for and in consideration of SIS, 75O,
SHETLAND released the Boston & Montana
Mining company for any liability for ore
taken from the property by the company
and that the company took out ore valued
at s25o.000; that in executing the release
SHETLAND damaged the plaintiffs to the
extent Of $4,000.
The Heinzes have also brought suit
against job T.. Baldwin n his wife to
recover judgment for an additional $780,
600 on the same proposition.