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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-05-18
Coon Our OF EVIL


Htatss.
It is a singular fact that with
all the interest being taken in the
ell fields of the Southwest, and the
amazing leaps and bounds with
which property is advancing in
price, the press, outside OF the i'm
mediate section interested, seems
to be totally oblivious Of the sta
alton. In Beaumont and in the
oil district in the Southwestern
part of THE State, vast fortunes
have been made in . single day
from the ssle of land that has for
many years been q drag on the
market" Gigantic companies with
fabulous capital have been organ
lied to develop these lands, and
even here in New Orleans the peo-
pie have surged ia dense masses
around the Offices Of these compa-
mics waiting for their tun TO get
to the desk and invest in stock,
and yet it l. only occasionally that
We notice q short special dispatch
in tho papers of the North and
West giving the most neager de-
tails Of the situation.
a It has been stated that the Stan
dsrd Oil Company hes. "stood in"
With tho press service, and for 10
asoas knows best 10 that great
trust, this naesger Information ID
given out II this report Be true
then We have another clear exam.
pie Of good coming oat Of evil. and
the sel6shness Of the Standard Oil
trust has operated 70 the benefit d
this section. Had tho capitalists
of the North and West been ID
; vised Of the true situation in th<
tesming oil districts in the South
west there would have been sucl
. rush to that section - has ne
yer been Witnessed in the history
Of this country before. Oar mer
of small means would have beer
crowded of the field, and ths
whole situation would have been
controlled BY q gigantic corpora
ton. As it was, however. the 81
tustion was not understood in th,
North, and this enabled our mer
of small means to "get in on tht
ground Aoor," the result being
that many comfortable fortunes
have been made on local invest
ments already, and the end is no
yet.
Eventually these big corpora
tions will find out what they have
missed and, they will Doubtless 40
qure valuable holdings, bat they
will have to pay many times TIL
amount they could have bought il
for q month ago, or . week ago
If the Standard Oil trusts il real.
ly responsible for keeping bscl
the spread of information concern
ing the Southwestern oil fields
they have unwittingly done good
turn for this whole section, and
compelled the people Of the South
to develop their own resources /,
is a valuable lesson, for whom oul
people see bow easy it has been Il
do this they will branch out il
other profitable directions and
thereby add immeasurably TO the
wealth and prosperity of the South
A Paying Business for Sale.
The L. L. Laker's brick yard in run
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1901-05-18
Subscribe FOR THE

By virtue Of an order from the Honor
able the Nineteenth judicial District
Court Of the State Of Louisiana, In and
for the Parish Of St. Martin bearing date
May 9Th, 1901. and to me directed. q
administrator Of the Succession Of Cab,
Bulliard, will Offer for sale and will cell
or cause to be cold BY any duly suthori-
red and qualified ofaoer 1t public Aue.
ton to the last and highest bidder q
the store Of the deceased, In the Parish
Of st. Martin. on
Wednesday the 77nd Of May,
1901.
One lot Of perishabls goods. described
In the inventory Of said succession. con.
sisting of Groceries. Canned Goods, Ii.
quors Etc.
Terms-CASH.
st. Martinville. La. May 7th. 1901.
tELIx POTIBR,
r. MARTIN. Administration
Attorney.
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NaLL ABLE mill property for sale. on
account of other business demanding
most valuable min properties in The
State Is offered for sale Located in the
wheat belt in the State. Plenty Of wheat
received from wagons TO run the year
round, with good surplus TO shin. The
company. also handles grain and field
seeds; Average shipments 100 cars per
month Terms, cash or notes secured
N Mith property Address 2877, this Of,
HCc.
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W,A \ MI with $500 can purchase
70 be organized. the par value Of these
snafes VIII be 81: Will bear close investI
CATION. Address |. Block, 1907 pine
street, Beaumont, Texas.
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FOR SALE-One l2-foot by 4S-inch return
tubular boiler. complete with all fittings;
also one 12xl2 automatic steam engine;
Just the outfit for rice pumping plant
Address L. L. Miller, Houston, or W. H.
McKinnon. Schulenburg. II
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

TEN LARGE OMEN suited for saw mill
purposes for sale and 100 head graded
stock cattle, Durham and Hereford
prices to suit times. Ed Woodward
Navasota. TeXas. u
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WANIED-Partner in wood shipping bust
ness with 5000 capital; splendid oppor.
Iuhity FOR hustler; this must be accepted
Boerne.
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FOR SALE Business I'M Weof6erTord.
clears $l5OO to $500 annually: would
sell half to right party with good salary
aLlacned Box %, Boerne
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WANihD-The address of a person who
mas an interest in some lands In .TcfTer.
son ana Hardin counties; important mat.
reason Tor Withholding names Do
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-s1JO cash win hpv A. So
IS worth $3.50; plant nearly new: thix H.
splendid field; 800 inhabitants. 4 u
Naler, oglcsby, Texas. Il,
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WANTED-To correspond with parties of
means who are willing to Invest capital
n southern Interest paying at the least
10 per cent on the investments reference
Chase, real estate and insurance. Ell Paso,
-
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fiiNANClAI-E. Moskowitz, branch office
~ position to furnish inside and reliable
Information as to the stocks Of the differ
eht oil companies now being offered, and
TO invest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07

in ORDER TO expand our business, we
will sell to some practical business man
an Interest in the Hot Springs Medical
association Apply personally to Dr.
Kraqs, sole proprietor of the Hot Springs
Medlcal Institute, All Main street. II
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FOR SALE-A tweive-room hotel and \
store house, good stand; opposite depot:
In live town; bargain II sold at once
otto Schuddemagen. Carmlne Texas. so
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a Goop OPPORTUNITY Tor sale a well
e ei dairy, complete and in first.
hiently located, at Galveston; all choice
stock can be continued on premises
1uH particulars cheerfully given. Ad
Texas. ""iNes'on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07

BETTER THAN OIL WELLS-Wrltc for
prices ON Belgian Harcs. Bred does
from imported parentage at bargains,
Magnolia Belgian Hare Co., lis Main
street s
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WANTED--Logger to ship us ash, oak
walnut and cedar logs. Write us for
particulars. c. II. Cummings & Co,
Houston. Texas II
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WANTED. Partner; few hundred dollars:
sock ana dairy. w. Tynes Brenham,
~
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FOR SALE-A good merchandise broker.
Mcfarland. SOY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07

fOlt SALE-All the property and business
interests belonging to the White Line
Moving and Storage Co. Apply at office
or 70 r. y. Breelng. \
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NJ. ! GROCERY aud Fecd Store for
s Snoi On p, Sooo Washington street; doing
--- Sou 1uslness &
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Beaumont Brokerage and Oil Co.
OIL STOCK, OIL Leases Ond OH lOndS
BEAUMONT. TEXAS.
WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR PuR-
CHASING STOCK.

The seller pays the commission; send IN
the orders and we will buy as cheaply as
possible.
oil Territory, we viii be glad 10 handle
them and believe that our knowledge OF
inc situation and large acquaintance with
Inc multitude of prospective buyers gives
ms an unusually good opportunity to make
onick sales. Refer 20 the Banks of Dallas
and Beaumont National Bank OF Beau.
mont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07
BOARD AND ROOM.

~
B0ARD--$35o and $500 per week 2oo
Labranch. -
IARGE, pleasant room bath good tapiej
quiet place; no children; references i9955
Crawford. 10
A NICE, cool room with board with refer,
ences; SOC Rusk.
CLOSE IN--Room and board. 1920 Walker
avenue. -
TARGE south room with board; no chill,
dren 1lO4 San Jacinto. 10
GOOD room and board reasonable. 81
Main. ~
LARGE southeast room with board, l0lI
Lamar; want a couple or two gehue,,
mel.
TWO FRONT ROOMS, facing south, with
board SOS Caroline. oo
ITO CAPITOL sTRRET-Rooms and board;
SOUTH FRONT ROOM; best board. sit
Main.
ATLANTA HOTEL-Rates 81 per day; spe'
ciai rates by week or month. 24lf Shureh
street, Galveston d. Foley, Proprietor u
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BELGIAN HARES, nothing under 93k,
points, $500 Geo. G. Eyerts 1903 Crav
ford. g
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ACCLIMATED Belgian hares, pedigrees
and hutch cards, Rosebud Rabbitery,
1910 Bagby street 13
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey cows always on
hand at California stables. 1919 Frank
lin avenue. II. c. Cain, proprietor. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07

EDGAR WATKINS OH. CO.-Capifal sl00,
~, par value of shares 81 each. This
sniphhy owns ten acres adjoining the
eur Lake tract and twenty acres In the
ana Wllhams survey In Jefferson county
sna mas Sl2,500 cash in its treasury. For
a snort time the owners of the stock in
ssis company will offer a limited amount
this ' sfdc for , sale at par 5000 shares OF
VIII not sell less than 80 shares. Drilling
sn III commence on onrsSour Lake property
soon as competent driler can be
,VW9ttaanln1ed. Officers and directors; Edgar
natklns, president. Houston; L. g. Paul,
ra 1Se president, Galveston; Walter 4. Tor
reIl secretary, Houston; George W; Nor
%siNtston; Bryan Heard, Jesse II, Jones
W. "a KAN, directors. Houston. For
To "rA apply TO the secretary Waiter 7.
nan houston Land and Trust com
Rahy hullding, corner Main and Frank
- Streets, Houston, Texas. II
't t1Y 10 LOAN on Houston real cs-
Kis1 low rate of interest. Pye Il Co,
nam nam building. \
AVNEl TO LOAN 10 small or large
deiSgn. 'S S on all satisfactory security; no
80 y %, lOl2lA Prairie avenue. D
IN TbersS STOCKS, BEAUMONT FIELDS
Won are 200 companies here and unless
ifrorngT,e on the ground, buy oil stocks
tory ihoPoogapsih9t Is we , know g tne TERN Is
X Remember. that II Is the location OF
nbI company that makes its stock valu-
ny ana not the men that are promot-
iinsyfMa ton and charge nothing for buy
inee any reasonable commission for sell
soono We know the stocks that viii
W.; 5-! street. beaumont. Texas. l3
Main A M W. ANDERSON. attorney, $lOls
ton street. Money to lend on Hous-
erna realty No doubtful loans consih.
,;.-n. II
nsr OF region maps al r. w. Witty. cor
ser Main and Franklin. IA
b,a. louR oil stock with n. a. Turner;
oAer' zoos Preston Ava. )
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FINANCIAL.

FOR RENI-Flat No. 3 OF Buffers fats,
u. 7. Mclaughlin. phone 90. II
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WANTED Man and women. without chill
dren, to occupy rooms free; take care
residence during summer with pay for
cutting lawn Call room .. Remedy
block. opposite Market house. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07

4 7TTTE RENTAL LINE | always lead
fhecanse have the houses and win show
4them, can please you. Norfleet.
pbones 6T3, Bnz building. IL
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WANTED AT ONCE--lO0 good mule team

WANTED At ONVE-lOO good mulc teams
to haul both rough and dressed slaves
from woods to end of Santa Fe tracks
short haul, good roads and good prices
steady work for your teams the year
round; cash paid every thirty days we
have good camps established and will
advance you feed bought by the carlont
at cost come at once, or apply to our
agent r. c. Wilder, Cleveland, Texas.
Tho Tillar Stave Co., Joaquin, Texas. 81
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FOR KENr-One 1S-room house, Congress
street, newly papered and painted in
she. Address 7. .. Boy 445. S
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED-Bds for the material in the
ruins of the First Baptist church, Rusk
and Fannin; purchaser 10 take building
as 1t stands; send bids to undersigned by
May TO- 1901. Il. ID. Mcintyre. 4lO KAN
building.
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FOR RENT Just finished 4-room cottage,
south front. two car fines, pure artesan
water. Apply at Vicks Park
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REGISTERED SHETLAND STALLION
Noodles, No, 2069, ~ Inches high, can
serve any mare. Come ana see him,
Houston Horse. Mule and Livery Co.,
400 san J0clnto Phone 79S. .
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F0R RENr-Cottage, corner Preston and
Iink.nn q
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,r(T- -Two rooms, furnished or IN
y isbed with bath. 1IU9 san Jacinto
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FOR SALE-Mammoth bronze turkey
eggs; largest poultry farm In the South
Giengarry Poultry Yards. Somerville,
Tenn. 6ls-Ol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-07

For RENT--A nice furnished room. with
modern conveniences, with private fam.
liz; nicely located. 1872 Texas avenue. 8
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ACQUAINTED Belgian hares; $50 head
Call or write for prices. Book telling all
about hares, % cents. Oakley Rabbitry.
Houston. TeXns.
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residence property: one 10 ten years; al
lowest rates of Interest; monthly pay
ments If deslred. no delay IN getting yonI
money. Apply 10 n. L. Mis-. 2oo Ma.e
street.
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FOR RENT.

L,,ooN COTTAGE. 1905 Dallas. ave-
NE-hsS, rent, SIS. Apply Oscar Long
|ue ~, 40 FRANKLIN avenue. I
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| HAVE FOR SALE the incest little driver
In Houston; safe for lady to drive; good
mover r. H. Keyworth. II
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'twaNhf TO LOAN on Houston real cs-
Eiiei low rate of interest. Pye Co.,
nam building. \
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NO1lCE-CupitOl motel, houston, not ne
cause of any dissatisfaction with the
present lessee, but to secure better terms,
the Rice Hotel formerly known as me
Capitol Hotel" Qneludng bar and bill
Hard room, but not barber shop oil, stores
Will be for lease after October ]. l90l
ali bids should be sent IN by the 29ta
To reject any and all bids. For partlcn-
lars address e. Raphael, secretary VIII.
lam Rice Institute for the Arrangement
Of Literature, Science and Art, Houstoini
Texas. -
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NOTICE TO .CoNTRACTORs-Ssee alen Pr,
nosals viii be received at the office OF the
Secretary of the Police Jury, Rapides
parish, Alexandria La. until y o'clock
noon, Monday, May q 1901, for ne eIeet
tlon of a three-story fire PROOF court
herse building for cash for the said par
ish. Drawings and specifications can pc
seen after May ! at the Offices OF me ne
narish clerk at Alexandria, La, and az
an. Offices at Shreveport, La. Dallas
Texas. and at the office of W W Rose
Postal Telegraph Building. Kansas I'm
u STANFORD Hall, Suite 9lS, ll3 La saHe
street. Chicago The James Reilly Cor,
don Co, Architects. -
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stock apply TO the secretary. Walter r.
auIrey, Houston Land and Trust com
Rahl hnuding, corner Main and Frank
IN III streets, Houston. Texas. IL
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-05
MAckAY MEANS BUSINESS.

There Is no reason to doubt that
John W Maeksy means to build g
Pacific cable. Mr. Mackay has never
been given to bluffing In any OF his
business transactions. He has never
made a move until everything was in
readiness and then he has moved
quickly. All preparations had been
made for LAYING the Mackay-Bennett
cable across the Atlantic before the
public was informed that the cable
was to be laid Following the an
nouneement work was almost imme-
diately begun and rapidly pushed to
completion. The same method was
pursued in completing the overland
line OF the Postal Telegraph Com
pany Mr. Mackay had under consid-
Grafton and construction Of through
wire along the line Of the Santa Fe
railroad for several years before any
effort was made TO construct IL In
answer to queries OF men In the west
Wv WY aAAAAAAo ~ CNI a 10AlAkClAAk
telegraph line across the continent
Mr., Maekay said the line might be
built some time. When be did con-
elude to build it everything was got.
ten In readiness to make quick work
OF il before any announcement was
made that the line would be con-
structed, and when construction be-
gan it was only matter OF a few
weeks until every mile OF wire was
In place. Msekay's plan seems to
be prepare first and talk afterward."
and there is no doubt that he has pur-
sued this plan in the matter of the
Pacific cable. He recognizes with
other men like Hartman and Hill,
the railroad msgnates. that the COM
meroe OF the future viii be carried on
on the Pacific instead Of on the At
lantle and by building the pioneer
cable across this mighty ocean he viii
reap an abundant reward.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-05
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs.
Hold Their Regular Business Meeting
at Central Union Church.

The Young Peoples Christian Endea-
vor Society held its regular business
meeting last evening at Central Union
church. there being a full attendance.
C. III. Tracey. president of the society.
presided. and Miss May Poty. secretary.
recorded the business of the meeting The
reports of the various committees showed
good progress and the report of the
treasurer stated that there was a balance
in the treasury of $13.45. exclusive of
the September collections. Several APP
nlications for membership were handed
in and voted upon. William Bigler and
2. C. Alderman being elected to associate
membership and Edgar Young. Howard
Prince. John Mckenzie and Ruth Elerath
being made active members.
The corresponding secretary reported
that letter had been received from Mr.
Casino in Guam. acknowledging receipt
IF the financial contribution sent by the
society and reporting good progress in his
work there. Upon motion it was voted
that the society should send a Christmas
hox to Guam. each member to contrib
ute whatever presents they could
The chairman of the whatsoever com
mittee was instructed BY vote to appoint
four persons as a stranger committee
two TO stand at the door and two in the
hallway of the church at the SUNDAY
evening meetings. for the purpose of vel
coming strangers. The meeting closed
with a hymn and the Mizpah benedie
ton
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-05
Hard On the Miss onaries' sons.

From fhs Piffsburg Dispstch. Sept IS
The decision Of Attorney General Knox
in favor Of Judge Humphreys Of Hawaii
cuts deeper than the mere supporting Of
an accused judge. II the allegations con-
corning the case are true
The assertion Is that Humphreys was
obnoxious 20 the planters oligarchy that
ruled Hawaii up 10 the establishment OF
the territorial government and partly
since then. A Southerner. he believed in
native suffrage and popular rights. while
the descendants Of the Puritan mission
aries advocated race privileges II was
BY Humphreys advocacy that Congress
gave the suffrage 10 the native Hawaii
ans. which has since shaken the grip Of
the planters clique on the Island gov
eminent Since then Humphreys has
advocated that when the leases expire
now held on the public lands BY the
sugar planters they shall be opened for
homesteads for settlers in S0-acre tracts.
As this would cut into the profits of that
interest II would naturally intensity the
hatred Of him.
There is also an allegation that
Humphreys BY ordering a grand jury in
vestigation exposed and forced the aban-
Comment Of a system of tolerating and
drawing revenue from vice. beside which
the Tammany disclosures are insignif-
can't however that may be. the AZ
torney Generals finding is severe on the
Honolulu Bar Association. which was
the agency Of the attack on Humphreys.
\ member Of the bar" saws Mr. Knox.
is faithless to his high calling when he
assails judge and impeaches his integ-
| rity upOn no facts even remotely JUS
tify the attack but unon vague suspi-
ZION and unfair inuendos."
The faction which seized the Hawaiian
government eight years ago finds that its
goal Of annexation makes things far
from roseate for its expected privileges
md prerogatiyes
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suascRIPTIoN RATEs.
HONOLULU. h. T.. OCT. 5. 1901
JUDGE LITTLE ON SUPREME
BENCH.

The announcement that Judge Lit
tie OF the Fourth Circuit viii prob
ably eft on the Supreme Bench in
place Of Chief Justice Frear. who Is
away. will be pleasant news 70 the
people who desire justice impartially
administered In this Territory. No
one who has taken the trouble TO IN
vestlgate has failed to end most seri-
Gus faults ln the system which per
mits OF q member Of the bar being
called to SIT with two members Of
the Supreme Court as one OF thai
appellate body Through this very
deficient and faulty system the court
has been Brought into contempt and
rldlcule deciding one way one day and
reversing Itself the next. Every one
must acknowledge that a lawyer on
the bench Is still a lawyer. however
impartial he may desire to be, and
when members OF the bar are called
indiscriminately to sit on the Supreme
Bench. In the very order OF things It
becomes a case Of you tickle me.
tickle you" With a Circuit Judge
the conditions are different For the
period OF his term he Is divorced from
the bar. He has no interest in any
case pending or likely to come before
the appellate tribunal His main
tenanee is provided for and he is not
beholden to any one for favcrs. The
Republican sincerely trusts that
Judge Little will sit on the Supreme
Bench with Justices Galbraith and
Perry when that court convenes and
that some other Circuit Judge will be
called in to sit on all cases in which
Judge Little may be disqualified