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Evening star., 1901-07-31
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT.
POsey 3. Wilson ALLEGED to Have Dis
Obeyed Courts Order.

POsey 3. Wilson Alleged to Have Dis
Obeyed Courts Order.
Posey 8. Wilson, who has figured promi-
nently about the city hall during the past
few years by reason of the proceedings
for divorce instituted against him by his
wife, Augusta e. Wilson. was taken into
custody last night while IN the lobby Of an
uptown hotel by Deputy Marshals Cusick
and Turner, and committed to Jail for con-
tempt OF court. Mrs. Wilson was granted
divorce some time ago, but she frequent
ly notified the court that her former hus-
band persisted In annoying her. and as a
result the cause has been considered at
one time or another by every member OF
the court. Wilson was enjoined from an
noying Mrs. Wilson, but, 1t Is said, disobey-
ed the order. Therefore he was recently
cited to appear In court and show cause
why he should not be adjudged in con-
tempt. He failed to appear as directed,
and Justice Bradley yesterday passed an
order declaring him in contempt and di-
recting the marshal to arrest him, commit
him to jail and confine him there until fur
tl1er order.
1t was stated at the city hall yesterday
that Wilson was armed and meant to re-
sist any attempt to take him into custody.
and the fact that he had been adjudged
In contempt was kept very quiet pending
his arrest. The deputy marshals report
that when they located Wilson last night
he had In his possession dirk knife, with
biade six inches in length.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Real Estate Transfers.

Alley between e and F, list and I'd streets
southwest-Everett p. Rider ct ux. to Lewis
c. Mann, lot 43, square $50; So
street northwest between 25th and 28th
streets-C1ement w. Howard ct ux. to Mat
tie r. Slater, part lot 3. square 10; $40.
Matte r. Slater ct vir John G. to the In
ternational Investment Company, same
property; $10
Thirteenth and half street southwest
between and streets-Crandal Mackey,
trustee, ct al. to Alonzo o. Bliss. lot 21,
square 283; 81, 500.
No. 1915 14th street northwest-Hevila r.
Cockerill ct al. to VIM. e. Edmonston, lot
1O7, square 2O6; 5000.
Barry Farm-Julius A. Maedel, trustee,
to Silas w. Downing, parts lots 13 and IA,
section 8; $2,425.
Fourth street northwest between G and
II streets-Henry English ct ux. to Nellie
Sullivan, lot 81. square 61S; $3.50
street northwest near New Hampshire
avenue-Catherine Kelley to Paul w.
Evans. part lot g. square 1853; SO.
street northwest between 21st and 22d
streets-George Glass to Katharine M. Nc
Cormick, part original lot B, square 81: $40.
Kalorama Heights-Same to same, lot 80,
block 8; $40.
First and Hickman streets southeast
Florence ". Creamer to Michael Hayden,
lot o. square 736; SO (stamps. 90 cents).
Evening star., 1901-07-31
ADMIRAL IRWIN's FUNERAL.
Buried With Military HOnOrs at Ar.
lingtOn Cemetery.

Buried with Military Honors at Ar
lingtOn Cemetery.
At 10 o'clock this morning funeral serv-
ices were held over the remains Of the late
Rear Admiral John Irwin, retired, United
States navy, at his residence, 112O Vermont
avenue On the casket and nearby were
numerous floral tributes from friends. The
honorary pallbearers were Rear Admirals
Benham. Greer, Watson and Perry. Capt.
B. p. Lamberton and Pay Inspector Rand.
Rev. Herbert s. Smith Of st. Marguerite's
Episcopal Church conducted the religious
services.
A detachment OF seamen gunners from
the Washington navy yard, under Lieut. ].
III. Roys. served as body bearers. The In
terment was made at Arlington National
cemetery with the usiral military honors.
Owing to the fact that there are no large
guns at the cemetery with which to fire
rear admiraIs salute Of thirteen guns,
the usual three volleys were fired with
small arms. Among those present besides
the deceased's family were Major Young,
United States Marine Corps, and Lieut..
Commander ]. M. Bowyer from the Wash
ingtOn navy yard.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Hope and Help Mission.

A report concerning the operations OF
the Florence Crittenton Hope and Help
Mission for the month just ended has been
made by Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. presi-
dent OF the institution. This home for
fallen girls and women Is located at No.
21S Sd street northwest.
In her report Mrs. Barrett mentions that
the average number of inmates per month
has been seyenty-five, ranging in age, from
sixteen to twenty-five years. Homes have
been provided for about twenty-five Of this
number, and additional homes for twenty
Of the unfortunates with their offspring.
It is also stated that 80 per cent of the
girls have been reclaimed from their for
mer lives The inmates now number forty
six adults and twenty-five children.
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NAVAL SNAP SHOTS.

rens; reduction Of alimony pendente lite
ordered. Bliss agt. Parsons ct al; petition
Of order of Knights of labor denied. Will
son agt. Wilson; defendant adjudged In
contempt and committed to jail. GoldsbOr-
ough agt. Goldsborough; auditors report
ratified and Amer. s. and T. Co. appointed
trustees. Barron agt. Barron; decree Of
divorce a vim mat.
Circuit Court No. 2Justice Bradley.
Fay agt. Gilbert; demurrer to sci ia sus-
tanned, with leave to defendant to plead
within ten days after notice. Whitcomb
agt. Mann; judgment by default against de-
fendant for $1,000. Veirs agt. Burford; ];
judgment Of Justice Of the peace affirmed
on attachment proceedings. Chappen agt
Hartford Fire Insurance Company; motions
to strike out replication overruled, with
for Judgment overruled. Chappell agt.
Orient Insurance Company; do.
Probate Court-Justice Bradley.
In re c. Dowd Rozzelle ct al: decree ap-
pointing Zana D. Rozzelle guardian; bond,
500. In re Gertrude Eberly ct al; state
Deardoff; caveat filed. Estate Of Della B.
Gott; will admitted to probate and letters
testamentary granted to Howard b. Gott;
bond, 500. Estate Of Peter Lucas; will
fully proved Estate Of Mary Henney: de-
cree appointing Percival M. Brown admin
istrator; bond, 5000 Estate Of Lucy Nc
Candish: letters of administrator granted
to Leroy D. Walter; bond, 5000. Estate
of John Braun; petition for letters OF ad-
ministrator filed Estate of Helena Hoover;
answer filed. Estate Of Randall Hagner;
proof Of publication filed. Estate Of Eliza
beth B. Stedman; inventory filed.
Estate of Jacob Cook; proof of publica-
tion filed; decree appointing John Ridout
guardian ad litem; answer filed; decree
pro confesso and Judgment by default
against certain heirs. Estate of Robert 8.
Davis; proof of publication fled. Estate Of
Dora Kuruitzki; will fully proved. Estate
of James T. Young; commission returned
duly executed. Estate of Sarah D. Muters-
certain funds to pay arrears, fines, etc. Es-
tate Of Harriet Shoemaker; proof of publi-
cation and statement for account filed. Es-
tate Of Otway Nichols; order Of publica-
tion. In re Harriet A. v. Taylor; order
confirming expenditure, etc. In re Samuel
Jenkins; statement for account filed. In
re Leila B. Hoffkamp; account passed. Es-
Catherine A. Scanlon; do. Estate Of Cath
crime s. Lansdale: petition for letters Of
administration filed. Estate of Geo. w.
Bowman: petition for letters Of admins
tration filed. Estate of Henry Sutton: in
ventory filed. Estate Of Peter Lucas; petit
tion for probate Of will filed. Estate Of
Christine Mueller; will dated July 20, 1895,
filed. Estate Of Anna L. Wilson; final no.
tice returnable September 2. issued. Estate
Of Henry Sutton; statement for account
fled. Estate Of Catherine s. Lansdale; de-
cree appointing Helen 8. Etchison. guar
dian d. b. n; bond, $500. Estate of Marga-
ret U. Reilley: sworn statement in lieu OF
filed. Estate Of Lucy Livers; sworn state
ment in lieu Of account filed. Estate OF
Michael Shea: statement as to personal
property filed. Estate Of Jas. L. Heard;
petition for letters of administration filed.
Estate Of Thomas N. Steel; order OF sale.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
KfIIigan's Prosecution Dropped.

Killigan's Prosecution Dropped.
Prosecutor Mullowny of the United States
branch of the Police Court decided today
to nol pros. the case against Timothy Kill
ligan, who had asked for trial by jury on
the charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
This action was taken at the suggestion Of
Mr.. A. s. Colyar. counsel for Kiligan. who
convinced the authorities that after the
payment Of 500 fine for assaulting Officer
Sylvester Murphy and SO for disorderly
conduct there was no good reason to fur
ther prosecute Killigan in the concealed
weapon case, all OF the alleged offenses
having occurred at the same time.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
REPORT TRANSMITTED.
Verdict of Appraisers In Matter Of
Opening In Alley,

Open1ng nm Alley.
Aulick Palmer, the marshal for the Dis
trict, has transmitted to the Commission
ers the verdict OF the jury in the matter OF
the condemnation. Of land for the OPEN
Ing Of ten-foot alley in square 500, be-
tween K and L and 4tah and ,6 streets north
east. The damages awarded and the as
sessment Of benefits reach the same fig
ure, 81, 1860. .@s .s+sr
Captain Beach. the Engineer Commits
sioner, has forwarded the papers to his
fellow members of the board, with the
recommendation that the following steps
be taken to consummate the opening OF
the alley: First, That the papers be for
warded to the auditor for the District for
payment Of the fees Of the marshal and
jurors, and the amount of damages award
ed. less benefits. Second, That the papers
be then forwarded to the collector for the
District for the assessment of the benefits
found by the jury. and, third that the
papers be then forwarded to the surveyor
Of the District for record. This is the pro-
cedure which will be followed in all cases
Of land condemnation in the future.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Tribute to Deceased .Commander.

At meeting of the companies Of the
LIST Regiment. u. r. X. p, held July 20. for
the purpose Of making arrangements to
attend the funeral of James X. Mangum,
late q member OF Columbia Company, No.
g. and major of the lst Battalion. the cap
tains OF the several companies were ap-
pointed committee to draft resolutions
OF sympathy and condolences. to be rendered
the bereaved family Thee committee later
reported resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted. setting forth that death
has claimed James x. ,Mapgum, past grand
chancellor and major Of the 1st Battalion,
U. II. K P. Whereby the regiment has
met with a great and, serious loss and has
been deprived OF the services of faithful
and beloved commander. His many vir-
tues as man were extplled and special
acknowledgment mades of the regiments
great obligations toe the deceased for his
example as PythiaR Knight.
1t was recited thatfthe regiment express
its truest and most earnest sympathy to
his bereaved wife and family, and that
this preamble and associations be spread
upon the records Of the regiment and a
copy be sent to the family OF the departed
The resolutions were signed by q. Waltz.
J. w. Maedel, r. Fl. Bowdler. 8. III. Glad
mon, I. =. Landon. committee.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Wah Lees Fright.

wah Lee, who conducts a clothes-wash-
ing establishment near 7th and p streets
northwest, was badly frightened yesterday
afternoon, when a farm wagon drawn by
two horses came in contact with his show
window. The horses were running away
and the heavy wagon tore away part OF
the brick and frame work Of the China
mans domicile. Wah went to the door
when he was certain that there was no
further danger, and got a glimpse of the
runaway team, which was fast disappear
ing from sight. The name OF the owner of
the team was not ascertained by the po-
lice
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Application for Fire Alarm nox.

In response to the suggestion OF Mr..
Robert W. Dutton chief engineer OF the
fire department, that all orphan asylums
and charitable institutions In the District
be equipped with special fire alarm boxes in
order that special apparatus, particularly
two hook and ladder companies, might
answer the alarms Of fire. Mr.. Thomas
Hyde of the board of trustees of the Louise
Home has written to the District Commits
sioners asking that they install fire alarm
box in that institution at their earliest
convenience and send the trustees~the lill
or costs The Commissioners recently wrote
to the institutions not already equipped
relative to the special fire alarm boxes In
quiring IL they had on hand, any funds
which could be applied to this means OF
fire protection for the inmates.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Death, I'm Twenty-Four Hours.


The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the twenty-four
hours ending at noon today:
Maria Louisa Boarman, II years; John
Taylor, 70 years; John p. Kennedy, "a
years; Roberta Moxley, d1 years; Selma w.
Burke, 81 years; Cassie Hall, 90 years;
Charles NJ. Hine. 80 years. Georgiana
Cook. Al years; Matte Branch, 80 years:
James Lowrey. 81 years; Howard Roy. 81
years: Lena o. Herzog. % years; Mrs. Nell
lie b. Schofeld, 20 years; Katherine Mo-
ran, 70 years: Kate C. French. 10 years;
Elmira Jackson, Is years; Joseph Breg-
MOLE 18 years: Mary Lillian Lyles. 13 years;
George Franklin Samson, months; Louis
Frederick Rowzee. 3 months; Bernard Har-
ris, months; Ruth Elizabeth GUIDE, 4
months: Miriam Kendeld Warren.
months; Mary A. L. Clark. 8 months:
Mary Agnes Watson months; infant Of
Lily West. one day; infant OF Josephine
Lomax, one day.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White--Michael ]. Rahily and Willie f.
Goodwin, both Of Petersburg, Va: Will e.
Sorrells and Olive e. Carly; Richard c..
Glasscock and Minnie M. Hackley; g.
Howard Banblitx of Phoenix, Nd. and
Dora e. Stroh Of Coggesviile, Md
Colored-Henry T. Proctor and Elizabeth
NJ. Savoy: Richard III. Beverly and Cora
Pleasant: Edward Green and Irene Contee;
Philip Wilkerson of Falls Church, Va, and
Mary Level Of this city.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
THE . COURTS.

Equity Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
Bradley Co. agt. Walker ct al; petition
Of John c. Simpson denied. kiliman agt
Kesier; e. b. Hay appointed guardian ad
litem. Connor agt. Crawford: sale finally
ratified and cause referred to auditor. Da-
Wis agt. O'Rourke: sales ratified finally.
Scanlon agt. Carr; auditors report ratified
and distribution directed. Torrens agt. Tor
Evening star., 1901-07-31
OIL FUEL lN TEXAS.
Southern Pacific Railroad Preparing
to Substitute it for Other Fuels
on its Locomotives.

AUSTIN. Tex, July "A. I9O1-w. G. Van Yleck.
manager OF the Southern Pacific transportation
ments are being perfected rapidly as possible
for the use of Beaumont oil for fuel in all the
locomotives OF the Southern Pacific system.
Is purposed to first equip the locomotives oper-
ating on the division between New Orleans and
been done the locomotives running between Hous
m ton and San Antonio viii be likewise equipped
storage tanks, each with capacity % of more than an
1,250, 600 gallons
The Santa Fe Railroad is also preparing to equip
Its railroads in the Central Division the use Of
Beaumont oil fuel. They propose to spend
Ss " aaS asss s snss: an:
along along the line. President Ripley Of the Santa Fe
ens an and oh
on 3o-day run used 2O77 tons of coal and covered
s7o6s miles. or about ~ miles per ton. OIL at
S133 per barrel would at this figure cost IA 4l0c.
per mile whereas the coal cost 23 2-1Oc. per mile.
1t will be readily seen that coal will eventually
Over million dollars of tankage is in course
VIM: H. Pennman, Gen. Mgr Of the Pennman
Tank Co. Of e. Chicago, Ind, arrived in the city
Eat he had
contracts for 100000 barrels of tankage, over
OF suy aSF taf Santa H Railroad
The oil used BY the railroads, manufastories and
fths5 the the "e
Heights properties Of the Export Oil and Pipe Line
Co; The expenditure Of hundreds Of thousands. #
dollars by these consumers for supply tanks shows
that the permanency Of the supply has been deter
mined.
The figures given BY Pres. Ripley show profit
TO the consumer s1.33 per barrel, while there is
still immense profit to the producer at only 30c.
a barrel. The indications that the demand
for this oil will advance the market price to much
nearer $1.00 per barrel than 3oc. This means
doubling or trebling the present producers profit.
Should the Export Company's we'll now drilling
Spindle-Top Heights. produce only 10 600 barrels
day, the profit at soc. is million dollars year.
No
This would make ONE well produce for the Export
Company more than Its entire capital stock every
year-and the company has room for at least SIX
such wells. In addition 1t has II 900 acres OF
outside properties. including its sulphur beds IN
Louisiana, which alone are likely to pay back Its
capitalization many times over.
Every investor OWES 1T TO HIMSELF to care.
fully and thoroughly investigate the Beaumont
feld and the Export Company's proposition. Call
or send for prospectus and examine this oppor-
tunity.
For the purpose of developing the companys
nronertea a limited issue Of the stock s offered at
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Capitol Hili Branch.

A Capitol Hin branch for receiving Star
advertisements has been established at
Dobyn's pharmacy. corner I'd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Classified
advertisements will be received there at
regular rates. s1s 49,
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w ashingtOn
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE. COR. 9TH AND E SITS.

OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. $1000, 900.
Loans In any amount made on approved real
- estate or collateral at reasonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly bal
- ances subject to check
This company acts AZ executor. administra-
- tor. trustee agent treasurer, registrar and
- In au ether fduciary capacities..
Boxes for rent In burglar and nreproof
Vaults for safe deposit and storage Of valu-
able packages. .
Real Estate Department 10 prepared to as
- sumo. the management Of your real estate
- Careful attention given to all details. =
JOHN J0Y EDISON. 0N.....................R President
Holm A. aWoPE. Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER............... Treasurer
BRICE MOSES. ......... Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Onacer
Hl-w&ssett
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Alleged Theft of Horse Trough.

BENJAMIN Lankston and Charles Ward.
both colorsd. were today convicted in the
Police usart OF the larceny OF horse
trough vuxaed at 2tfrom William F. ZeIg-
Ter. Judge o'Donneli fined each OF the de-
PENDANTS s., with fifteen days In jail az
the equivalent.
Evening star., 1901-07-31

HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Omce OF Treasurer. 1907 Pa. ave-; Of SecretaUs
2l36 1t. NV.
Shares 500 each.
Monthly payments, 81 90 per share.
Monthly meetings. I'd Tuesday evsning Of each
month, at s.w. corner Pa. aud ieth st. NV.
500 per share can be obtained a loan.
Monthly payment therefor, 81 per month.
per cent interest allowed monthly payments
on stock. redeemed or cancelled In settlements.
which may be made at any time.
Expenses for loans at lowest possible figures.
A large amount OF funds hand for those de-
string loans.
Applications for loans may be made at any time
to either Of the officers named below at the
monthly meetings and be obtsined without IN
necessary delay.
ANsON s. TAYLOR, President 1912 r Ut. NV.
GEO. w. LINKINS. Vice President, cor. 10TH
and II SITS NV.
W. II. wETZEL. Secretary, 213o II st, NV.
EDWARD 8. WESCOTT Treasurer, 1907 Pa.
JAMnS n. DIhAM. 800 n st. u.Ws
JOHN b. GILFILLEN.. 1891 Coumbis st. NV.
GEO; J. JOHNSON. Cor. Pa. ave and 9th NV.
@. NORRIS TH0RNE. ............. .933 23d Ut. NV.
MADISON WHIPPLE. ............ 1914 II st NV.
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Evening star., 1901-07-31

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND (NO.
25) Of TWO PER CENT will be paid on the
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK OF the AMERI-
CAN GRAPHoPHONE COMPANY AUGUST IS.
1901, to stockholders Of record August /. BY or
der Of the hoard Of directors.
E. D. EAsrON, President
+. ]. GOODWIN, Secretary. jy1Ss&w-1Ot
Evening star., 1901-07-31

Royal Headache Tablets cure my
Headaches. They win cure yours. Tv 'sm.
Evening star., 1901-07-31

Malaria Makes YOn Weak.
Groves Tasteless Chill Toaic makes you strong.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
President,
Hon. Charles A. TOWne
OF New York City and Beaumont, Texas

Among the recent news dispatches is the follow
July 25th:
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@0c. PER SHARE,

but the price 10 to be advanced WITHIN VERY
FEW DAYS and immediate action is necessary to
secure shares at this price.
Subscriptions should be sent either to- the COM
pany at Beaumont Texas, or to its Fiscal Agents
as below, with checks or drafts payable to the
order OF WALTER G. HUDSON & co.
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FINANCIAL.
HOnE
Open an ac-
count at once.
Savings of ST and
up received. We
pay 8 per cent in.
SAVINGS
FRANK,
n SITS.
HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION

Officers: Il. +. Saul, Pres; Anthony Gaegier. ".
Sec. iv3I gpd
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CONSU PTHONl

81 900 will be paid for Of consumption
that cannot be cured under my new treatment.
No such brilliant results have before been OBJ
tanned even by the famed specialists Of Europe.
No such cures have ever before been demonstrated
since the dawn of medical science. Based upon
an original theory Of cause have developed q new
treatment under which POSITIVELY guarantee a
cure. G. II. ENGLISH Md,
je1G-w&s, l3ts12 1116 "F'' st. NV
A DIVIDEND OF 2qo HAS BEEN DECLARED
upon the capital stock Of the LINCOLN HALL
ASSOCIATION, paya BILE to stockholders Of record
on or before August 1, 1901 Books for the trans
fer OF stock Will be closed from July 22 to Au-
gust /. 1901. both dates Inclusive.
GEO. X REpETT1, JOHN s. SWORMSTEDT
y22-9t secy. Pres
SPIRITUALiSM-
MRS. Z0LLER. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-04

Joe Proctor brought in litter OF
eleven wolf pups on Tuesday evening,
and disposed of them to several part
les at prices considerably in advance
of the state bounty. Charlie Bailey
and Mart Thornton each bought pair
and will raise them by hand and per-
haps ship them east later on. Joe
spotted the VOLTS den at the head of
Reservation creek several days ago,
and spent nearly two days in digging
The pups are Il lively lot, and enter
tanned quite Il crowd in the hotel lobby
Tuesday evening with their antics.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-04

The local lodge of Odd Fellows is in
receipt of a communication from the
lodge at Buffalo, N. Y, stating that
they have opened an Odd Fellows
headquarters at 2l3 Ellicott ave-,
where all visiting members of the
order are welcome to come and obtain
any information or assistance desir-
able. Visitors can have their mail
sent in care of the lodge and make the
place their headquarters during their
stay in town. June 20 and u are
Odd Fellows days, and all of the
grand officers of each lodge through
out the world will be in attendance.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-04

The McRae Supply Co. filed suit in
the district court for 1878. "a, on Feb.
70, against John c. Lyndes and +. r.
Lyndes through their attorney, f. D.,
Lingenfelter and took out "A writ of at
tachment on forty head of cattle be-
longing to them. The suit is for an
old bebt of the company and will come
up for hearing at the coming term of
court.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-04-04

The first term of district court ever
held in Rosebud county will convene
on April 5th. Judge Loud will hold
forth in the new court room, and
enough furniture will be borrowed 10
answer the requirements until the
county's own furniture is put in. Sc
far there is only one criminal case on
the docket-the Hutton cattle killing
case. Several civil cases will be
brought up.