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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26

In his address Col. Williams pointed
out the iact that this system of direct
legislation has been praoticcd for yeass
10 Missouri aud other States. In the
matter Of amending their constitutions.
oil amendments having TO be voted
upon and approved by the vote Of the
people before they csn become part
Of the constitution.
The system does not imply that
every net Of the Legislature shall be
referred to the penplc FOR approval,
but only such as they may petition
that body 30 pass upon and refer, or
some important law which il may
enact ON is own motion and which
the people may petition 1t to refer to
them. The advantages claimed for
the initiative aud referendum are many
aud well grounded. one Of the princi-
pal being, that !, gives the people an
opportunity 10 place its veto upon OBJ
jectIonablc legislation. and would kill
the lobby influence, for tho people
could undo It's work BY their votes.
Col. Williams Is always entertaining
and Instructive IN his talks. and pre-
scuted, the cause Of direct legislation
In a manner so clear and plain that no
one could fail 10 understand It's mean
log.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
Order of Publication.

state OF Missoaff,
County OF 81 FrnncniS. 10
In the Circuit Court. November Term, 1891.
state % Mlssouri at the relation and 10 tho
r~vpnue OF St. francOis County. P1'n.
vs.
Michael Martin Defendant.
Nov AZ tins day eomsa tina FGaIntIr
swink. ana dies her peiitiSn ana afidavis'
atiefsinH anlonE other things that Defendant
Atcital Martin n not resident Of the state
~ Miss0ift Mhpreupon, v y ordarvd by
tho csere ~ vacation. that said Defendant
he notinsd BY publication that piaintin has
commenced q sait against htm In this court
tns object ahd grDoral nature OF which u
70 enforce the collection OF back taxes due
the county OF 81. Francois ana state of MIS-.
sour for the ycara lsss. Isg.. 1stss. ise8 and
100, amounting tn oil 10 sls.an. on the fol.
lowing deserfbed Delinquent and fos teissa
landas to-wit Az o. tbs northwest quarter
OF section twenty two an, township thirty.
eight tssl range six tel eaxt. eGnteinihg 10
nercs' lying and being In said county OF NJ.
unless ths aaid Michael Martin be- anc 80.
pear as this Court, at the next torn there
Of, % be began and held NJ the Court House
y the city OF farIninEton. on the eleventh
dnf OF hovsmber next, and on or beieru
the nrst dag OF Naid term, n the term shalt
20 long consinus-nnd ~ not. then ON or
before the last day OF said tsrn--ansHes or
same win be taken as confessed, ana jusls.
nient win ~ rendered accordingly.
Ana y IL further ordered, that copy
hereof ue published, according 10 las. In
ine fnTmington Times. newspaper pgb.
lished In said county % ~ Francois Cor
four weeks successfully. published az least
once week, the last insertion to be nj least
ilf,eeH days bofoFu the FIRST day o. said next
November term Of this Ccngt.
J q. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
NJ c. T.. Wfg.NsoN. Deputy.
true COPY from the record.
.,...-.. Witness my hand. and the esal
"a OF the Circuit SsS1st Of 81 Fran.
coils county. this 3p;h day q Au'
'''''''' gust, rl0i
j. G. WILLIAMS. Circuit Clerk.
NY q. Y. wii.k@OS. d. @,
September IL. 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26

By injunction. This Judicial sbusc Is
growing more aud more threatening
10 liberty, and no one can cay Ut shat
momcus sows judge may 80 shsnelally
exceed hk authority M TO make the
settlement Of the question imperative.
The election of senators BY direct
vote Of the people is reform which
will come ultimately and the Demv.
cratic party must aid In Bringing il.
The Kansas City platform Is sound
throughout because Il applied Demo
cratic principles TO ihe conditions then
existing. Those principles ara sill
Democratic and VIC must apply then
10 present and ia,nre conditions. The
line he.s>ss abe sa-:.::s.:s=:::: ii.=.;;y sss:
tho Democratic party 10 the iine be-
tween riuiocrpey and Democracy, and
we cannot afford to oblI.erats chat llac
or make Il less distinct. As matter
Of principle VIC must not compromise
with those whose sympaihies are
against ihe rights and welfare Of the
masses; as matter OF policy wo can
not afford to compromise, because or
ganixed wealth has moro confidence
10 the Republican party than Il could
possibly have in the Democratic party
II We abandon the Kansas City plat
form we shall lose the support of the
plain people without gaining the sup
port Of those who are opposed TO tina,
platform. We may deserve to win
and still lose, aut /, remains true tina,
10 deserve SUCCESS Is the Snrest road to
victory. Those who boast Of thsir
willingness 10 do ''anything to win"
are unsafe pilots, because they throw
away the compass when they discard
Democratic principles. The party
now stands for positive principles and
definite policies. II the party Is right.
As | believe Il Is, we can confidently
expect vindicalion, and we can better
affurd TO wal, Tor that vindicalion than
prove TecFeant TO the trus, reposgd Ia the
psrty by more lhau six million voters.
Thanking you again and wishing for
the club still greater influence | am,
very irulV yours,
w. j, BRYAN.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26

Fer more than two yeas the Beers
Of the Transvaal have resisted british
invasion aud subjugaiion, aud the war
slill goes ON. General kitchcner's
proclamation Of hanishmcnt and Goa
hscsliou does no, sppear 10 have struck
terror TO the hearts Oi the sturdy
Beers, aud London was shocked tho
other day with tho news that Gen,
IIulhca had Just captured nearly 500
British vhicors and soldiers. The sit
uation in South Africa il also reported
to DO growing worse for the Invaders,
and It Is believed that the Boers can
continue to carry on their persistent IL
desultory defense for the next i've
years.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
Order Capitalization.

STATE Of MlaA0NTls -.
county Of Sc. Rmncufs
In the Circuit Court. November Term, 1891.
state Of Missouri on rel. ana 20 the use
Of Frank Richardson, Collector 81 the
Revenue Of - Francois County. i1'H.
vs..
Unknown heirs OF pavId d. pcrrymnn, no.
known heirs OF Mason frtSseil, unknown
heirs ~ Israel McGrady. Defendants.
NTON NJ this day comes the riaintin
~ herein b1 her attorneys, P1pkin a
alleging among other things that Defend
ant uuknown heirs OF David 4. Perry nan.
unknown heirs Of Mason fFixsoll and un.
known heirs Of israel Ncurndy, NO far as
she has been abie % ASCERTAIN, afe not res
dents Of she state Of Missouri. whereupon
Il IL ordered by tho CteTt Of this Court ia
vacation. that said Defendants be notified
by publication that Pinintin has CON
nicHccd q suit against them IN THIS CouTt
the object and general nature OF wL!ca D.
for the collection OF hack taxes on deilH
qaoni lands IN the county OF 81. fmncois
AMI state oI Missouri, ana due the said
state ami county. for the years 1876, 1857.
las. 1879 and iaou, amounting IN all TO $40 81,
said land being described - follows suutli
uf sec lA. Twp -. rHe 4, containing " acres ,
ai'iaintin states that she verify believes
there are persons Interested IN tho subject
matter Of tuis petition whose assass she
S=.iioi inpvrf therein because unknown to
her. and that they have an iutsTest rs heirs
OF David v. tseFryman. Mason frissrl aud
Israel Actfrady, ana derived a. helrt OF
David X. rcrTyman, Mason frisspil aud Is.
rnei AcHrady, as FAR as her knowledge AK.
teRds, and would pray tho Colrt Ia Yaee-
ton. ~ make an order Of publication rs ia
case of non .FesldcnfBl; ana that unless tho
satd unknown heirs Oh ravid .. Perryman,
and unknown heirs Of Mason Frissen and
unknown heirs Of Israel Mcarady be aud
appear at this Court. at the nsxt term
thereof, 10 be begun and holden ~ the
Court House In the city OF Fe.IninHoH, Ia
said county, or thn eleventh das OF NvveU
her next, and on or before the III a. day Of
said term, u the term shall SO long con.
tinue--nnd II not. then on or before the last
Hay OF aald teftn-nuswer or plead To the
petition IN said cause, the same VIII b.
taken as confessed, and Judgment VIII be
reasred hcrurdlnRly.
And Il II further ordered that copy here
Of he published. according 10 law, In fhe
farmington Times, n Newspaper published
In said county Of 81. Francois. for four
weeks successfully, published at least once
q week. the last Insertion To he ~ lrnsi az.
teen days before the first day Of said next
November term of this Uourt.
}, U. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk.
Bye r. WfigsoN, uruutg.
A true copy from the record.
......., Witness ms hand and the seal
- OF the Circtit Court ut ~. Fran.
enis county, this nth day OF Al.
'''''''' gust, f9ul.
30. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clsr1,
By @. 4. WILSON, %, q.
september "a, lyol.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
ARCHITECT n0nEsschlLD EXPLAINS
Delay on the Work Of InAaRc Asylum
No. Caused by the Necessary
Time Required 10 Draft
Plans, etc.

BUTLER, Mo-, Sept. 90, 1901.
GOVERNOR A. NJ. DocEgRT,
Jefferson City, Mo-;
DEAg SIR Ia compliance With
your request for statement as to the
cause of the apparent delay 10 the COG.
airuclion Of additional buildings at
Pennington, have the honor TO sub
init fer your consideration statement
of our architect, II. II lIohenschild,
on whose labors we are compelled 10
depend, which think clearly esiAb-
fishes that there has been no unneces.
sary delay. BIDS arc now being re-
ceiyed aud the work will be let on
October Sd, 1904.
Respectfully yours,
j. ID. ALLEN.
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Order of Publication,
state OF Missouri, J.
County OF g. rraneoIs. m.

state OF Missouri, J..
County OF 81. FrnnCnis. w.
In the Probate Court
Roifart Tetiey. kxecutor OF the Estate of
Albinah u. Hunter, deceased.
TO the heirs OF Aihinnh n. Hunter, decd:
You nrp hereby notified that robert let
ley. Executor OF Aihtnah E. Hunter, de.
ceased. presents TO the Court his petition.
praying Tor an order for the sale of ~ much
OF the real estate of said deceased as will
fny tha lsKactass etc. duo by said estate.
and yet unpaid for want OF sufficient a..
sets. accompanied by the accounts. lists
mud inventories required law IN such uass
On examination whereof II n ordered thar
ali persons interested in the estate Of said
decensed, nn noiinsd that application as
Aforesaid has bson made. and unieea tho
roatrary BE- shown on or before the next
fern OF this eourt. to be held on the itth
day Of ectober. iSi, next. an order Will he
made for ths seip Of the whole, or SO
mnctu 81 the rsnl estate OF said deceased
as will b. aufficient for the payment
Of 1aid lcEactes, etc. And ~ Is further or.
dered that this notice b. pubiisned in some
newspaper tn this county for four weeks
before the next regular october tern Of
Witness nv hana as Judge OF
........ said Cnnrt and this seal thereof.
"a lions at once Ia Far1nlnKton. In
tte county aforesaid, ON TIM iafh
''..'-r' DAY of September, tsii.
IkRk q. GnssOa.
Sep. ~. tsei. Iudgn Of Probate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
Order of Publication.

stats OF Missouri, h.
Coanty on 81. Francois.
In the Circuit Court. November Term, 1901.
state Of Missouri AZ tho relation and fo the
use OF Frank Richardson, Collector az the
rnvonu" OF 81. frnneoiE Coanfy. n'ns
James y. Going, Defendant.
AyUw OF this daY cNmos tho Plaintiff
AZ herein, ny her rttnFneya, pipkin a
esxink, ami nies her peiltion and affidavit, ,
ant, james u. ssoinE. Is NOT q resident OF
tfss state NJ Missouri. whcrcupgn, q n or
ty the Clerk of this Court tn vacation, that
SAID Defendant ba notified by publication
That Fiatuftn has commenced q suit nEasrsI
him In this Court, the object ana general
anture OF which u 70 enforce tho collection
OF back taxes dus the county % W. FRAN.
co.'s ana ths state OF Missouri TOR the yea ~
iSS, leis, isss. iSsi and 100, amounting In
ell to 80 az. on the following described de
linquent ana forfeited lands to-wit ~
acres, east half ~ lots and In northeast
quarter. section ave. township thirty four,
range fiNe, and the northeast unartar Of
section livs. township thirty four. ranKc
Eve. lying and bring IN slfd -. Francois
county ana state Of Missouri; and that un
less the said James n. Going be and appear
h. begun ana holdoa at The Coart HOUSE IN
the city OF Pennington, in said county, on
the ciSVonth day Of November nSxt. and
on or bciure the tlrst day thereof n the
then before the last day OF said teTm-an.
sweT or rlesd 20 she petition IN said cause ,
the safne viii In taken ne confessed, aud
judgment wiil be rendered accordingly
And u "a further ordered that u copy
hereof he published, according TO law. In
The fnrmingtnn Times, q newspaper pub
llShed IN anid county OF ~. Francois, for
four weeks successfully. published Mt lea sf
0neea week, the last insertion to nn ct least
nfteen days before the first day Of said mex:
November term OF this Court.
J. q. WILLIAMS. Ctreuit Clerk.
~ 2. z. -isz-UN. ttoputy.
4 trtlc copy from the rrcortf.
~...... Witness my hand and the seal
- OF the Circuit Courf OF ~. Fran.
co.'s county, this 18th day OF Au.
'''''''' gust. 1901
!. q. WILLIAMS. Circuit CLERK.
ny q. 4. wlLksoN, 10 q.
September u. tsoi,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26

The primary election system Of nom
mating candidates for Office, which has
become so general throughout the
State in the matter Of nominating
county tickets, Is gradually reaching
out to the districts aud ;s popular with
the masses. The primary system was
adopted In this Congressional district
last year, and we believe the people
were so well pleased with the change
ths, they viii want to see 1t repeated
in 1909. The Democratic Committee
of this district car avoid much of the
expense that was entailcd upon candi-
dates last year by reason OF the late
date at which the plan was finally
consummatsd---aiter many of the coun-
ties In the district had held their phi
maries-by an carly meeting Of the
committee to arrange for the congress
sional primary TO be held In connection
with the county primary Of each
county. There Is no fairer method Of
making party nominations than by
primary election. and whenever II Is
practicable Il should be adopted.
Zach voter then feels that he has had
voice In naming his party's nomi-
nces, and tho suspicion Of shrewd aud
undue manipulation and trading, which
so often follows nominations by con-
MENTIONS, has NJ ground upoa which
TO rcst.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
Order OF Publication.

state OF MlfHDufi, N.
Guumty OF st. tmncuis, ~.
Ia tbs Circuit Court. November Term. fei
nsafs Of Missouri az this relation OF ana 10
fhe mss OF Frank Richardson, Collector Of
ths rsvenss Of 81. sfancnis County. r'fz.
rss unsnown heirs j william j. cole. do.
fenaants.
Arrow at this day con,es the Plaintiff
IN herein by her attorneys. fipxin q
kwink, md Hies her petition ard niidavif.
alleging among OTHER things that Defend.
are is1t rosidsn,s Of the state II Missouri,
and arr unknown 10 the riaiatff hefein
wfiertNfscn n 10 ordered BY tins uisrk Of this
Court III vacation. that snld DESCENDANTS ts
ssn e sa.s ssa 5nss ,bs ann ss
Court. fhr object and general nature OF
walsh u fur tho cu1ieclion Uf back texen on
dastnquIms lana Ia the state OF Missouri ard
ans si.i~. sivscrii~si a. Fpiious: " arres,
the southeast quarter Of the northwest
Quart0r, nna the northwest quarter Of ths
northeast quarter, Ill In seciion "a, town
and no. manuisins II al 70 q u silainiIfs
states that she verify t>elIevpe there 1rf per
Sons tuisrestcd IN The subject matter d tails
pa1laion whpas names khs cannnS Insert
eId that iksy nave a. ihiersss - hsirs q
wiiii1su " Cole Gs1 ftgfvsd - Aeirx Of viii
ilan = rols. as far q hsf hnowislxs e
ts.ds ~ souid rIsy ~ uoaft y vara.
e w u .s.s ~ NJ. IA sSss nisss II liz
ans si5ssr Il skis cosri. II ~ D nssi tern
Jar g e 4 s rs e., s q lss 8 ~
- Npfs M nfS3 ~ ~
Il: =: u: ! "; "a q
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26

Speedy work was made Of the trial
Of CzolgoSz, tho assassin Of Presiden,
Mckinley. lie was arraigned for trial
Monday, the jury was selected In two
hours, examination of witnesses and
addresses to jury took five hours, ver-
dict Of guilty was rendered at 4:26
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, and sem
lenee will be pronounced to-day. The
trial ,ovk place at Buffalo, ". Y,
before Part III Of the Supreme courr.
Cxolgoss will be elcctFocuicd.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
Final Settlement.

Notice u hereby Efyen thar the under.
signed. Administrator Of the rgsaie oil
=. n. hAENfuE.K. Deed.
WIN mike Anal settlement OF said estate
az Tbs next term Of slse Probate cesirt o.
X. fruueola county. Missouri. to- be- lsnasfn
ana hale ~ fne ODurf fIouse IN kNrnlnN
In octobef, tsHi.
september u. fnl.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
A Little Boy Cured

OF Collie Astcr Physlcian's rraasmsms
Had Failed.
My boy when four years old was
taken with collie aud cramps Ia bis
stomach. scut for the doctor aud
he injected morphine, but the child
kept getting worse. then gave him
half teaspooniul OF Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoca Kennedy,
and In half an hour he was sleeping
aud soon recovered. -. l.. WiIkins,
Shell Lake, wis. Mr.. Wilkins Is
ok-kesper for the Shell Lake Lun,-
Der Company. For sale by Ci,y Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
Hines

In another column may be found q
letter Of Hon. II. II. Hohenschild,
architect of Insane Asylum No. g.,
setting forth the causes incident to de-
lay Of work ON that Institution. He
says the plane and specifications have
been executed as expediiiOusIy IS IL
was possible for him to do the work.
The contract for dining hall, kitchen
aud laundry will be let ON October Sd.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
Executor,s Notice.

Notice u hefshy given thai letters Tesla
knentary were gfantad TO the understNned
~ the Probate Court OF st. frsnenis
coaniy. Alszoari, dated September 4, fspi /,
on the estate Of
SAMUEL q. GossnN. Decd,
AL persons havyuE claisns mgminsf smgs,
estate are required to rxhlhst .iieiu 10 the
EXECUTORS for allowance within ons year
BE- pfuclutiad from any pansiit OF said ss.
tate, and IL mot exhibited Cor allowances
wftbln tao PEARS from the aaso of said
letters they WIN lie forever barred.
s sssEs :, n 1880, Ss,ssos; Exsewss.
september II. issi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
RoLi.A, Mo, Sept. 10, 1870


HOx. J. ID. ALLEx, Chairman Board
VI Commissioners Stale lIosiilal
for Insane, No. 4, Butler, Mo.
DEAR SIR: In reply to your favor
o! the lGlh inst. requesting me to
state why active work on the asylum
buildings at Pennington has not been
started before now, beg To call your
attention TO the following facts:
Your Board elected me TO tho posi-.
ton Of Architect and Superintendent
on May 10, 1901, and instructed me
to meet 1t .. call meeting 10 the
City Of St. Louis on June eth, for the
prrpose Of discussing general details
relative to tho future buildings Of the
Institution. A. that meeting IL was
concluded by your Board 10 Walt sew
s.s. Esss;sSH institutions OF similar
character for the purpose Of inveslI-
eating special features 10 domestic
building construction.
Pursuant to that decision, your
Board and myself spenl the time from
June 22d to July 9th Ia this work,
aud In the interval between July 9th
aud August sd I prepared, with the
assistance OF several craftsmen, pre-
liminary plans Of dining hall, y
kitchen and a laundry building. in
addition TO tho preliminary plans Of
the buildings, the details Of the AZ
lures, machinery and other necessary
features entering into the construction
Of them, were given minute and care
full consideration, and the fac. that
majority OF these fixtures, etc, are of
patent manufacture required that, for
nay own information In planning the
various features Of the buildings,
should carry on n careful correspond
cnee with the manufacturers. which
consumed considerable time outside of
that required for actual work upon the
drawings.
Your Board adapted my preliminary
ulaus. after sehni,tlne them 40 The
on August Sd, and from
that limo until September 14th was
consumed In preparation OF working
plans for the three bulldIngs, requiring
The continued service of a number
Of craftsmen.
When Il Is considered that these
and their fixtures are Of a
special character, differing yery largely
from ordinary buildings, Il viii be
seen that a vast amount Of work was
in a vcry short period of
Time.
The average persou las little or no |
conception Of the time and careful |
Ihoaghs necessary for the prepara,loa
Of a set Of working plans alter which |
. building Is TO be constructed.
In The September number Of The
siausey Magazine appears nm article by |
) r. CoughIln. an c.pinen, authority an |
architecture, iron which / quote the |
tollowinSs
.It il wise TO consider what the
.rchi,ec, does for these fees. oil
,oorss Ii Is understood that he pre-
parcs plans and working drawiars, |
and saperls,euds the s.ss,russIon
Witch seems sIn,pIs sssush. 1T The
of The n,axs nr.r.s..slc,,.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26

Jansea Craig was killed by train
near I.eaper on the goth. lie had
boen drinking and lay down on the
track 10 take nap, and had his head
cut of. The head wac ninety feet
from where the hsadIsss body was
found.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26

WIN. Hiatield bad part OF his foot
cut Off n Cawshsrsviilc on the 18th
by lumber ssw breakinQ and drop
ping o1 his loot. The Jaw was broken
into lhirty-swo pieces.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice

Notice y hereby gwen that Iatfcss az al
fn3nsstrafiun xesS granted u thu aafssf
signed ~ The PfDDate Court OF "a Franes.ig
an the estnte 1f
JAMES HILL. necoased
Al Isersons haytne eiAisns against said
estate atH required to exhftyst them 10 the
ADMINISTRATION for ailDsranan Within pns
year nom fas date ~ said seffnrs, or they
afay Do pffciuffrA from amp iseneft Of smssf
estate, ANA ~ moi ~xntbitsd For allowance
wfthtA iva years fr0za tnr fsafp "a said lei
tsrs they VIII be forever harfed.
JOHN HILL. Admir-.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-02-23
IMPORTANT TO THE TRUSTS.
They Can Not Plead the Baby Act to
Relieve Themselves of VO1un-
tnry Contracts.

Chicago, Feb. 20.-A special to the
Times-Herald from Cincinnati says:
Judge Rufus Il. Smith, of the SUI
perior court, has rendered a decision
that is regarded as important in its
bearing on trusts. Elias Block d.
Sons, Kentucky distillers, shut up
their mandatory under a contract
with the Whisky trust, by which the
latter agreed 10 furnish Block & Sons
all their goods and to pay them $1,000
a month in addition. The trust be-
came in default for 100000 under this
contract and suit was brought to re-
cover. The Whisky trust filed a de-
murrer, alleging that the contract was
illegel.
The demurrer is overruled, the court
holding that when a contract, APP
parently illegal, is only an incident to
a large contract, which is legal, then
the first contract will stand as a cir
cumStance.