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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-02
TWO OF A KIND.
They Were from Missouri, but Thought
They Were in a Foreign Country.

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A fine looking gentleman, with as
fine looking wife, caused considerable
amusement on account of their igno-
rance while a west bound passenger
train waited at the local depot last
night. They left the train, just like
the other passengers, for a promenade
OF a few minutes along the platform,
when suddenly they stopped and com
menced a conversation.
Remarked the gentleman to his wife,
in a party OF travelling friends:
We'll, we are now out of the United
states and this is the first time have
ever visited a foreign country, where
upon the wife, with an Intellectual
smile on her face, answered:
when we finish our journey and get
back to our Missouri home, we can tell
the home folks that we were out OF
the United States, if for only a little
while"
Evidently this Missouri couple need
fixing, or. in other words, Delegate
Rodey's constant pleadings for state
hooo for New Mexico have never been
read by them.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-02

The free lunch that will be served
at the Zeiger Cafe tonight will not be
equalled b. any in town. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to enjoy it.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-02

Cooling refreshment and free lunch
at the White Elephant tonight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-02

w. V. Wolvin, ID. d. s.. Dental Sur
geon Santa Fe Pacific Railroad, Grant
block Both phones.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-02

Let us figure on your plumbing. Al
buauercue Hardware company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-02

Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
"Dgoa rant to knop achat smartly dressed men irear
this season, ask TO see Stein Bloch Clothes"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
THE OHIO ExcURSlONlSTS
SPENT YESTERDAY MORNING LOOK
ING INTO HousToNs BUSINESS.
Ran Down to Galveston and Back and
Lett Last Night for Bay City and
the Rice Belt.

The Southern Pacific excursion party -
land and immigration agents spent yestsr.
day morning In viewing the sights and in
yestlgating the commercial developments
OF Houston. They were shown around by
party Of prominent railroad oHlcluls, who
accompanied them from New orleans Mon.
day night
The cxcursicnls,s numbered $50 rep
resentatiye men The visit OF these gen-
tlcmen who are expected 10 effect the sale
OF thousands or acres OF land IA this see.
ton wlthin the next three months and
bring bither hundreds OF settlers and !n.
restors, is considered an important cvpnt
not only by the Southern Pacilc but by
the public generally.
The party was made up az Columbus,
ONO, under the direction Of MOlling BrQs.,
the Southern Pacific general agents Tor that
state.
Mr. G. b. DIoiling says that the purpose
OF the trip 10 not one of pleasure Dut strict
~ business. The party ~ composed Of ublc
und experienced husiness men, VINO are
here TO make a close inspection Of the in-
ducemeuts offered by the coust lands pt
Texas aud Louisiana. They have already
made themselves familiar With rico culture
OF LoulsLlua and are nov engaged ~ tour
ing the coast district OF Iexs,
The party made special stops at New
Orleans, Lake Charles, Jennings ana Crow
ley, where every fnciliiy waa accorded
them for the investigation Of the udrWut
ages OF the rice ana sugar cane districts,
An amusing Incident hIppeucd just be-.
fore they reached Sew Orleans, u had
heeu iuunred nunng the street railway em-
pioyeE OF that city chat train load OF
'scabs' were being Imported from tue
I North 10 take their placeF Accordingly
the train was met ON tho outskirts NJ town
lay a crowd OF srkcrs aud things looked
squally uniil matters were explained,
OF SS counties in ohio ib arc represented.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
GOV. HOGG AND THE B0ER
HOW THE TEXAN uNWlTTlNeLY
THREW COLD WATER ON A
Colonization Plan---He Talked 5oer
Representative Into locating In
Texas Instead Of New Mexico.

Ex-Governor james s. Hogg was Hous.
ton Visitor yesterday. rhe genial exgov-
ernor bad n great one 70 tell as usual, bui
whether the Joke IS on himself, the Boer or
the New Workers Is a point which must be
decided by the reader.
From the governors story It seems that
he was recognized as no boarded the west
bound Monday evening at Beaumont by a
prominent New Yofkpt with whom be has
long been acquaintud Tic latter had a
number Of friends aboard TO whom be In
sisted upon introducing the Beaumont oil
magnato Among the party was General
W. D snyman, one OF the irreconcilables
OF the late 1ransyaal army
Ia conversation with him, the governor
learned that General snyman was the I'd.
vance agent. as II were, for about IL
Bocr families who wished to remove TO this
land Of the free. The Texan Immediately
started III 10 do some missionary work for
his beloved state, and his glowing dosciip
tion Of the boundless resources hospitable
people, golden opportunity, matchicss ell.
mate, liberal government superb educd.
tional advantages and enlightened citizeu-
ship OF Texas was poured out from elo'
auent lips into eager ears
Then he launched forth into a criticism
Of tie centralized form OF Federal govern
nent which rules New Mexico. tho destiu1'
tiou of General snyman, and closed his con.
vcrsaticu with a hearty Invitation b his
now acquaintance aud the entire purity tu
county plantation. toward which he WAS
then bound. and permit him 10 extend them
his hospitality. which he guaranteed 60 be
of the nld-fnsiioued variety.
Tho Bdcr was delighted, chIrmcl, mex
prpssihiy So. aud wished To discontinue tine
ionruey 90 the TERRITORY for he had found
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
MARKET HOUSE pEslaNe.
Board Of Public Works Hear Three Archi
lects ELnlaIn PIans.

Board Of Public Works Hear Three Arohi-
tects Explain Plans.
The board Of public worEl held am I'M.
poraut meeting last mahl at o'c.ocly In
tle ofhco of MUor Holt There were
present NcaHm Rcuug Pllot ANA Cada,
"ompc.nl tue board ct, Secretary Bryan.
city Engmees pofmaut and Archlteet5
G.orcr DicEcy aud Jones
Tho board rN0u,ued The plans submitted
iv No.er Gloyor Dlckey and Jones' and
gn,h IT. 'hesg -eniiemn yas ''!lpd before
ho hoard WgNDlN cNumiGvd the rllns nj
these three architects ana did ua, pntu
into ihc SPECIFICATIONS at al. The q Vil'
Dc taken MP later.
Most liduy night the board win m,rt
again nuu Architects IUghns ana Lorehu
WIZ be nullol upon TO explain the dcHgns
submitted br them After an the plans
af' tIsl trtCd TIE board VIII take MI the
tptghcutioua ID they succeed In gtuiug
through in time they viii Submit tbcir
council.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
viii Locate Here.

Mr.. J, c, Bridges Of Greeucastle, Ind,
a member Of the State board Of agriculture
OF that State, arrived IN the city Sunday
night Mr.. Bridges, as a member az the
State board, visited Houston about a month
on slz weeks ago With a View to getting
nm exhihlt OF the resources OF tbis eertin9
Tor the Indiana state fair During his IN.
Ntsugaunns ne was so well pleased with
THIS country that upon returnlug homo be
Eot ms business Ia such shape that he could
leave It rs soon as possible ana bns re.
turned e. Texas with Wow Ia locating and
making this his home lie exnects ia III
gage in The culture % rice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

Two tickets emitting the holder to choice for the performance
mentioned will be given each of the first people sending the coc
estimate The inquiry above answers must ali
be in by Saturday October 18TH and the awards will be made and
announced Tuesday morning October 2iS.
The advertising manager OF the Post has to make estimate every
week the number OF inches advertising that will appear The
and the editor likewise has to estimate the space will be nd
for news matter They sometimes hit exactly often find if
pretty hard job Here opportunity readers to nv the same
thing in smaller way and profit thereby,
Address eSimatesto
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

Mr.. Charles Waynocke aged ~ years
died yesterday morning ia Austin Thc re
mains w'A be brought 20 Houston I'M,
morning and the funeral viii take place
from the family iteidenee. l1lI Frnnkuu
avenue tG,u afternoon at g o'clork. Rev
II. ID. AYES, rector of Christ church. OH.
ciatlng, lhc intcrment win be IN HOLLY
wotQ cemetery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
THE DEATH ROLL,


Mrs. Ada Lee Lane. aged ai years. died
40 Der home, ISIS Everett street, az .
o. M Yesterday Tho body was cmhnlned
by Ross ~ Wright and shipped to Ross.
Texas, nt 10 o'clock last night Decea ed
had resided iu Houston only about cl1ht
months, her husband being au omployc at
the Southern Pacific shops She ga survived
los her husband and iout children.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
Orthodox Jews.

The Tabernacle feast Is to begin this
evening 90 q o'clock and continue until q
o'clock Friday evening, Rev Yasgour WIN
conduct special services az the Hamilton
sttet syp0gogue Thursday aud Friday.
ms subject for Thursday win be "SukAoh,
IN Appeal TO Agriculture" aud for Friday
a pFeientuon ut the symbolc8l representa-.
tleA ~ JUDAISM. lht rcqWlar service will
be held saturday afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
MORPHINE

oplnm aud Liquor habits cured NJ borrby
80 lament wholly new IA method son
ara ara results. No pain. sesa-ips or n,sra.
S ,Ss' 100 continue your regular 0rk
siitption but thorough iSstlns se 80 o w.
VA treatment sud sealed booker 5n
tSansst Write today to On pDY
Mlleneil building. Fannin ana can.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

Tue question as TO whether or not voter
intending TO move lntoitbe city could regis.
Ter for the purpose 81 voting at the gen.
eral election, he havlt resided 10 the state
one year aud the Cotaliy six months. came
w and was submitted 10 County Attorney
sehwander Tor settleuiant The later Ia
rendering an opinion weld that pcrsous
after moving ana esh blishing Residence
within the clty, and having resided in The
Titled 20 register aud vote.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
co!snies Are Not Proftahl.

Baltimore sun.
The German colonies are hardly more pros,.
able than our own. They succeed in pilibs ~
balance, but i Is an adverse balance Tbs
German East Africa company was fo,,,5sS
twelve years ago with a government sr,r, 80
6,soo,ooo marks and an annual subsidy Of ns,,i,
100000 marks But II has but once n,;S
dividend on It's common stock, namely. -. =
cent, 70 1909, This year there Ia less o. ,5o..
Nyee mGrkA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
Theater Tickets to
Five Clever Readers
The Five People Who Are Best and Quickest
on Estimates Can Enjoy Her
Lord and Master"

The Post has secured ten choice performance of Miss
Helen Ganey and in Martha Moons clever comedy er
Lord and MASTER to be given Sweeney Coomb opera house
Wednesday, October ed
These tickets have been secured with view giving Pos readers
the opportunity of witnessing the expense of their paper this
really excellent production.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

Feel cold shlVtrings, acnlug in thn hones,
lack of energy headache, and great dc.
presslout THESE symptoms may De follow
ed by violent headache, high fever. extreme
herbme cures II. fake IL hcfore tho ais,
ease gets a islr hold. though ID VIII work 4
cure IA ANY stage. J. A. Hopkins, Man.
CHESTER, KAN writes: Il have used your
great medicine, herhine, Tor several years
There Is nothing better for malarIi, chins
and teNer, headache, billousness aud Tor b
hloodpurityng tonic, there IS nothing as
good, 30 ceuta at A. d, Kiesllng's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
SEVEN TO ONE

sor have been l4he we;oh4 -.
change in the pens. eiSne goes
to have had little or king SCOTS
Had Mr. Ware eontinueounds of
pension grabbers, as did HI -
would ere this have been H. a one
Grand Army Of the RepubnEmul-
Of being allowed to entertain
during their annual reunion. wo.
been mathematical and criticised
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
REGISTRATION YESTERDAY.

Tho Right Of Recent Arrivals to Register
and Vote.
Ahe registration yesterday was 305, OF
THESE about ffty were negroes. The total
for the seven days Is 226l
The comparative record for the mast two
gcals is rs follaNvs. 4 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
Georna Wehher.

George webber, aged o. years, ded nt
day The funeral occurred az %. M, yestef.
day from the residence. Rev VIM Blasbcrg,
otheiatlpg, luterment In Hollywood GENE,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

A further proof of the friendly attitude
Of the administration toward the army OF
pension seekers is furnished by the recent
demotion Of DR.. Jacob Raub. formerly the
medical referee in the pension Office DR..
Raub tried to act fairly under Ware as he
did under Evans but the Grand Army Of the
Republic claimed that his rulings we're too
Severe" and he was reduced TO a minor DO.
sition with q much smaller salary.
And SO 1t goes. The administration needs
the Grand Army Of the Republic and win
permit that organization to dictate the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS
FOR STATE SENATE
a. G. Ilpscomb.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
Patrioh Egan.
Geo !. Grlggs,
Rockwell Hoskins.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
w. Il Hamblen.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Blghe Dupree.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
#. l. Schwander.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK-
Henry Albrecht.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
ed +. Dupree.
FOR CRIMINAL DISTRICT ATIossh'-
FOR TAX coLiLEcr6ss&9
Gee. L. GlsS&
'oN SiiNNi a. r. Anderson.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR,
FOR County + : & 4ssfT q. I
FOR oUNrT 4 fttfB0 /. dils sgF7'-
FOR tOUNTY5h I,nayEYQR-
Wm Bliss adburn; =, I.
FOR CoUNTYhNIMIS yyhaR. Prse' =
FOR COUNIOMMIS'R,
u, Dunks. rse. Nd /
FOR C0UNTpMMIS'R' p. .ts@
Hildebrand IA +
FOL CoUNTOMMIS'R. Proc
go. Zube. dear 10 +
70. JUSTICE PEACH. proo
Matthews. ~
: Marmlcn.
FQt JUSTICE PEACE, Proc NJ
#. Bell 0S' NO 2
ldlebgook.
Fh JUSTICE PEACE, Prec. M F.,
- ca Tomlinson. w. D
FIX JUsTIqS ,PEACE, Prec. No IL
PR JUSTICE PEAtc;FFl' proo :,
- - 3 Peyotaux. We Z
pH JUSIIHt PEACE, Prec. N,
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Or CoNS1E, Prec. No. I
w. Glnss.
OR CONS1E. Prec. No q
fman Imlof.
OR CoNSfE Prec. No. g.
j. Blaske.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
DR.. GEBHART s ss a q.


Living Price. TX GEBAR y. asI ss5's1 eaa
yaneed beyond l. sgarsated to sure sny cass Cons
nave tol sogsness daappearSst n s
NNfN''4 70 Pay toi folSitSd that have hafaed best
eAlL Fhysicians recnrr,d ~
ftppueucs ccafdenfint NNNo'li-- -
her bed every night 0F'A Texas Building, psl TexsA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

" MoRoAN tells the truth, when he says that
MANY OF the mining companies have been mining
coal az a loss, the suspension of work caused
by the strike may have given them chance to
recunerale
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15
BIDS FOR ENGINE HOUSE
CITY SECRETARY WILL RECEIVE
PROPOSALS UP TO NOON OCT. 20.
Isolated Cases Of Scarlet Fever and
Dphtheda Watched by tho Heakh
Authorities.

City Secretary prypa Is ready 20 receive
plans Of the Dire. aud eecoad heo-9 aal front
elevation Of TIC sew oAziEc ho.ae, to 10
erected IN the si-.h ward.
The plans masf provide Tor two story
hiick structure villa tMgty.ryc feet fton..
age aid sixty feet depth 10 cost $3.50
Tho new e-giue houle Win take the place
o. old SO T. aad VIII be q lrst class sta
zion IN every particular Plans mud sptgi
hcltipua WIZ DE gecCifUd at the city dn.l
Until ~ o'e!oy- roon October ~
Cump,aats have blcn made against tho
city ugrreugcr department for dumping
garbage at The rear Of the Logan ana erazos
hOteis. vh,fc the dlYorsihed udors are very
UNPLEASANT Tor the guests. C.ty Scuyauuer
Jalk keuuedy wlshcs u TO be uAuerstlo o
ihat Is rs the garbage wagons, ana not the
s1efensst depattmgnt. that are rcspoArible
CLERK Bowen Of the city lealth cfaca re-
ports that heye 10 one caee Of scarlet fever
ca Liberty avenue aud one couyalrscent
case at 9l4 Robin street There IS ui.o Il
conyaicacent case Of diphthcriu ON Suupier
street Tho houses have been fumigAted
and proper precautions taken to prevent the
spread of the dinea8es.
Chief OF Police Ellis yesterday rendered
the city a check for 500 m payment " the
complimentary dog TAGS Issued by MIN as
De anolncrd Ia yesterday Post
Work on the Preston avenue paving is
being rapidly pushed forward nhp lurge
steam roller f. being used tn pack the VA q
surface Of the paving.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

VINO does Il strike you, is the real boss Of thi,
republic Morgan or ROOSEVELT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

liver and SO establish
a NpleSion. so cents az and worth
less les. thin 80 lis danger
Welt y6S -tfui AZ youk
age you mifhildren IN good tOrange DAILY
Tribune e symptoms
Just amongst us, MS hest aid it cost yqu ?
4 that
man az Climax was SER. hsy cut during a
religious discussion, The next time he takes
part in a religious debate perhaps he will have
sense enough 20 provide himself with brass
knueks and a gur.-HoaSioH Post
What! The Post an advocate Of gun toting
Pretoria Adpocate.
Only in case Of religious debates such as the
one referred to.
The American Boy says The Sunday school
does not by any means reach A solution Of the
boy problem To teach boy religion on one dav
out OF the seven, and 20 leave him 10 the streets
and miscellaneous amusemsnts on the other six,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

yupet vAsnrs is deeeivius himself not the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

How many classified ads will APP
pear on the want pages of The Post
Sunday, October roth?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

RvssELL sA0E Is sick from oysrwork caused
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

fhes Huta'
doubtlesp,nns,
the men WEI
time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

Are spoiled by using any Kind Of prepare.
ZION that Nils the pores OF the skin The
pest way TO secure q clear complexion, free
from salowness, pimplcs bloiches. etc. Is
10 koon the llNnl M good nrdnr An ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

mereial prestige. and the n
would be sure of good returns !, !.
ment "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-15

caslon0l uosy
bowels. req
Il clearudtai
a tt5ildipgs
Hn would
WI In com
III capitalist
0his invest
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-28

The Christmas numbers of all the Magaz nes are beginning 10 arrive Al The Newsstand. They are very handsome
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-28
MUSICALE
St. Cecelia Club Entertains at Ope-
 ra House Tuesday Night.

The St. Cecelia Club musicale. adver- tised to take place at the opera house Mon- day night, was postponed On account of the very ncIement weather until Tuesday gramme was most creditably rendered
 PART l.
 Piano Duet-March from 2d Rhapsody Liszt-Misses German and Hatcher. Chorus-Oer Blooming Meadows-Wekerin Piano Duet-Electric Flash Gaop-Goer- deler-Misses Mann and Cornish
 Quartette-Litte Cotton Dolly n Misses Hatcher. German, Mcknight and Mrs. Mann. Piano Duet-Rough Rders-Englemann- Misses Isaacs and Lucile Russell.
 Piano Solo-Regsta veneziana-Liszt-M Madeline Rollwage.
 Morton Song-"Eieht Little Mammas."
 PART II.
 Pantomime-"The Holy City"
 Piano Solo-Valse Caprice-Newand-Mis Dorothy Hurley.
 Piano Duet-a Angarische Tranze- Brahms. b. March from 5th Symphony Beethoven Miss Ramsay and Mrs. Mann. Vocal Solo-The sentinel Aseep-Mr. Nicely Pantomme-"The Star Spangied Banner" !"
 
 The St. Ceceiia Club is the name adopt ed by Miss Gertrude Ramsay's music class, and they were ably assisted by several beautiful young ladies, Mir. Nicely. Mrs B.. D. Hatcher. Mrs. Chas. II. Sanders and others.
 The music was of a character suitable to the various degr-ss of proficiency attained by Miss Ramsay's pupils. and the rendi ton was most crrditable to her, evidenc- ,ng the great care and interest which char acterizes her work.
 small admission was charged to cover -xpens-s and a representative audience listened to the several numbers with wrapt attention. and judging by the Iib-r- al applause and the several encores. were highly pleased
 The Motion Song ny "E ght Little Mammas." the pantomime of ''The Holy Guy" and "The Star Spangled Banner i" were specially pleasing. and Mir Nee'y's solo. entitled The Sentinel Asleep. re- e4jyed an ovation. which he ackn0wl- edged by singing Rocked in the Cradle ot the Deep"
 In fact all participants acquitted them selves creditably, and there was not tire- some moment during the evening.
 Miss Ramsay has a right 10 be proud of her success.
 The Christmas numbers of all the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-07
TEST TORRENs SYSTEM
SUPREME COURT WILL PASS ON IT'S
CONSTITETIoNALIT

The Torrens system of land registra-
ton as applied to Minnesota in the Sny-
der law which passed at the last legis-
lature will be tested Before the state su-
preme court nextf Monday morning. An
of the law is desired so that if any de-
fects are found they may be remedied at
the special session Of the legislature this
winter.
The case comesEApnon a petition for a
writ Of quo warranto, from the attorney
generals Office. rFhe examiner of titles,
appointed under the laws in Ramsey
county, is cited to show under what au-
thority he is filing the Office.
II. A.sCampbeI, a taxpayer of st. Paul.
is the originator sof gthe case, and the
argument will be; made by former Attor-
ney General Childs, Mr.. Campbell's attor-
ney. re
The Minneapolis real estate board Is
interested in hating the law sustained,
believing that it is good lar and one
based on sound business principles, it has
with the consent of William p Westfall,
the examiner of titles, retained Senator
F. B. Snyder, author of the law, to argue
the case for him.
Mr.. Campbell cites the fact that two
individuals, Edwin M. Ware and Henry
c. Gilbert, have applied for registration
of titles, The examiner is proceeding in
both cases as if the law We're constitu-
tippal, Mr.. Campbell believes that the
act is one OF. pretensiong and that the ex-
aminer is burdening the taxpayer with
the expense Of the office.