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The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-19

of using and developing his talent;
that he should not lay it away idle.
The youths father Joined the discus
sion. and the elder Whittier. sedate.
practical, and spent with the labor OF
HIS thin soil, protested against put
ting notions in the boys head" He
could not school the lad. He was
poor in money, and his acres brought
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-19
Litter for Carrying Wounded.

A new form of litter for carrying
the wounoded has been devised by
Mrs. Chadwick, wife of the captain
who commanded the flagship New
York in the Spanish war. 1t is a
simple arrangement of straps and
sings supporting a broad canvas seat,
and weighs only three and a half
pounds,
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-19
GROUP Of British Statesmen.

One of the social groups in the
British House of Commons is known
as the Liberal Three Dozen. All of
the members entered the house at
about the same time, after the cleo
ton of 1900.
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position? p

plan; l can force my fathers con-
sent. When will you have the next
fight?"
Next Wednesday. l am to fight
Devileto, the terrible black bull from
Mexico. He has killed seven mata-
doris during the season"
She shivered; that record fright
ened her, but, overcoming this mo-
mentary emotion. she said:
You shall conquer. Love will give
you strength and as reward ] promise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
WILL zIC-zAC
QUEEN anne
Face OF The Mountain Transformed
by Winding Streets

The Queen Anne Improvement club
met last night and formally endorsed
the plan Of Chas. r. Crane Tor the
establishment OF grades on First.
Second. Third, Fourth and Fifth ave-
nues west, between Highland drive
and. Prospect street. Mr.. Cranes
plan IL for a winding roadway that
will envrOach upon abutting prop
erty on either side. 60 az to reduce
the grade IL degrees, or less.
At the present time these short
streets are almost inaccessible. A
committee WAS appointed to secure
the consent of the property owners
and 10 give the results 10 City En-
gineer Thomson. Then the matter
will be introduced I'm council.
A resolution was adopted asking
council 70 provide a flag and flag
pole 20 be put on top Of the obssrv-
alton tower on Queen Anne hill
standpipe
The club adopted resolution
that the conference committee Of the
club should commit the club on ur-
gent matters. when there n a two
thirds vote OF the members present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
MORTALITY RECORD

The remains Of Ike Carrfveau. who
was killed In the Mount Baker min
ing district. December 20, were re-
ceIved yesterday by the Collins aher-
man Foley ca. They viii be shipped
today 10 Grand Rapids. Wis.
The funeral services OF Capt. John
d. Pearson. who died December 20.
OF heart failure. VIII be held today
from the First Baptist church. Rev.
J.. 8. Bowerman viii officiate. The
cemetery.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Annie
y. Alden. who died yesterday. aged
81 years. viii be held tomorrow from
Butterworfh's chapel. The inter-
ment will be made in Mount Pleas
ant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
REFUSES ITS
ENDORSEMENT
Chamber Of Commerce viii Sane.
ton Neither Railroad Scheme

After spirited discussion that re-
suited IN spmc bitter personal words
among the speakers. the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday indorped tho
project fer a railroad across Alaska.
but Il absolutely refused 90 sanction
the scheme OF either the TrAnaalas-
kan or Transalnrka company.
The TranEalaskan company II In
eorporAted with Colorado capital,
under the laws OF this state. Tho
TranEalaAka company u backed by
California capital and incorporated
IN the state Of Colorado. The former
already has q bill in congress asking
q land grant. The other company
so far has asked no land grant.
The TFansalaskan concorn wanted
the Endorsement uf the Seattle Cham
Der OF Commerce. The TranHala ska
company. which desires 90 build a
read over the same route. fought the
Endorsement and hence the warm
discussion yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
ROBESONS
ACQUITTED
Court Decides They Are Not Guilty
Of Assault and Battery

Chas. X. and &. /. Robson, um-
hreila dealers at go Second avenue,
Who we're arrested Dec. ss for as
saultlng waldo kennard. were dis
charged yesterday afternoon by
judge Cam. IL VIII be remember
vi that on the evening OF Dec. g,
waldo kennard. a young man from
Colorado springs, was elected from
The store OF the defendants. the pro-
prsstQgs concluding from the mans
slfafNc demeanor that he was an
undesirable customer.
keunafd related ON the stand that
H. was forciely elected from the
asuse, without provocatlon. and Was
Batter struck IN the mouth by s. I.
Snhcson while standing on the side
walk IN front Of the store.
kennard stated that the only rca-
son given by the proprietor for his
action was. we don't want your
trade"
Resesen's stasemsnt
Chasrles X. Robson. on the stand,
said that the visit Of Kennard On the
evening Of Dec. % was the third one
he had paid the store within a
~heff time. without any apparent tn
tentiOn OF making a purchase.
1A0Ne Cam heard a lenEthv arr
gument. and finally discharged the
defekdantSs
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prices OF admission are merely nom
iual 10 all parts Of the housN
Jcffersea D. AnHeiis
Jefferson De Angels and his big
comic opera troupe will produce on
magnificent scale Charles klclu'a
a Royal Rogue" at the Grand.
January and g. There win be a
big chorus OF pretty girls. Joffer-
son DE Angels Is admittedly the
foremost operate comedian ~ the
day and has never associated his
name with entertainments other than
of the very highest class. Seats are
now on sale.
"At the oid Cross Reads"
AT the Old Cross Roads" will be
played AZ the regular Saturday ma
tinee at the Third Avenue tomorrow.
There viii be two more evening per-
formaneeS.
.rhe village rarsoa"
Next weeks attraction az the up
town theatcr viii be "The Village
parSon." II Is a play OF high moral
character and deals with n new and
refreshing story. The incidents aud
ciimaxes arouse the audience TO
great excitement. The management
brings the entire production In re-
CARDS 20 scenery superhiy designed.
together with property. light and
other modern effects. and a thor
oughiy capable company.
sole olson"
'soia Olson" viii be given three
times more at the Seattle. closing
tomorrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
FEARLESS is
TOTAL WRECK
Mail Steamer Discovery is Sale at
Dutch Harbor

News Of the safety OF the mail
steamer Discovery and tho wreck OF
the whaler Fearless was brought to
this city by the steamer Bertha this
morning. Considerable anxiety had
been felt over the safety OF chs Dis
eovery because on her last mail trip
she did not come south OF Juneau.
This IL explained by the fact that
ON this trip south from Dutch hRr-
Dor she was delayed month by
rough weather, and meeting the
Elihu Thompson with mail at
Naldeat decided to come no further
south. but return 10 Dutch hArbor.
In n terrific gale ON Nov. 10 the
steam whaler Fearless stranded on
the beach az Dutch harbor. Capt.
Mcksnna and his crew were on
shore, 20 that NO lives were Loaf.
The vessel IN n total wreck.
The captain and ~ OF the crew
came south on the Bertha. Three OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
FELL FROM
AN ENGINE

hAkER CITY, or. Jan, s,--Near
purkee last night. Fireman Patrick
Csrrigan fell from an engine and
was killed. The train was a west
bound q. n. and n.
The engineer had run several
miles before he discovered the fire.
mans absence. A special engine
ran back from Durkeo and found
The body lying near curve. Car
rtgan's neck had been broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
Morans MORTGAGE Plant

Moran Bros. Company has issued
bonds 10 tha amount ~ $50 90 to
Dexter Horton a Co. covering she
docks. wharxoa machinery ana sup
plies Of the Moran company.
The bonds are divided into I'VE
classes. payable at different dates
from January I. 1905. to January 1.
is1a They draw per cent. interest.
The several enterprises Of the COM
pany require money. and a bond
issue IL tha ordinary way In which
Il IL secured by large corporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
WRECKAGE
ON BEACH

VICTORIA. n. c.. Jan. 3.--Reporta
have been received through the
steamer Queen City, which has Just
returned after run along the west
coast Of avncouver island. that great
quantities Of wreckage have been
found on the beach between Car
managfi point and Cape Scott.
The keeper OF the lighthouse at
Carmanagh sent his son on trip Of
Investigation. and on his return he
gave accounts Of wreckage from
many different vessels. None OF II.
however. could be positively ifent-
fed as belonging TO any particular
ship. Al Ctayoquot an Indian shack
was blown down. q squaw injured
and n child killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
NO CHANGES

OLYMPIA. Jan. a--Governor Nc
Bride has announced hls plans for
the future In - far as at present
contemplated lie viii FIRST visit the
various state institutions and study
the management given them. Pc
htical changes Will be made IN this
near future. william Hlaekman.
labor commissioner. viii not be re-
moved from Once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
Youthful CuIpriis

Sam Johnson, AGED Is years, Ralph
smith. aged ~ years. stewart Me.
Donald, aged IL years; Fred Nye
neod ~ years. aud job Llewcllyn
AGED ~ years, all youngsters with
homes about Fremont and Edge
water, were arrested last night by
Detectives Lane ana Adams, near
Fremont, These youthful hrisands
have been guilty - petit deprada
tiOna about their homes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
is NOT FOND
OF WHATCOM

LONDON. Jan. HI. ~. John
dix. who wrecked the Scandinavian
American bank AZ Whafccm. will
fight extradffion- His counsel has
filed an appeal from the decision OF
the Bow street court reached Dec.
II. which granted extradition.
Dix Was 90 have sailed t0rnorrow,
bur at the last minute decided that
he didn't care TO meet his oId-time
friends In Whatcurn. He has now
announced that he win fight 20 the
very last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
ELECTR0CUTED

OLYMPIA. jan a-Thc coroner'n
jury held an inquest yesterday over
the remains Of Robert fIasty. a
workman In the wooden pipe factory.
who was found dead beside his lathe
Wednesday night 10 had been sup
posed that the deceased met death
through apoplexy. but particulars re-
veaied Mt the inquest proved that he
had grasped n live electric light
wire and dted from the shock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
Poultry Show

Secretary Charles MeAiister. OF the
Seattle Poultry Association. reports
that 900 entries have been made for
the poultry show. which win he held
az Ccrmania hall January 7 60 II.
Mr.. McAiistrr predicts that there
win he 300 moro entries before tho
ehoW heNtns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
WERE RESCUED

HoNGKoSG. China. Jan. s.-The
officers, passengers and missing
members OF the crew of the German
steamer Clara. which was wrecked
on the Island % Hanan. were landed
at this port yesterday by the French
steamer Thales. All those on board
are now accounted for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
CHOSE D. EVANS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.--Dudley
Evans OF New York has been chosen
acting president uf the Wells Fargo
Co.. TO fiii the vacancy caused by
the death Of J. J. Valentine. v. n.
Hartman was made a director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
PORTLAND DRYDOCK
Moran Bros. Company VIII Bid on
Proposed Improvement

VIII III. Parry. Of Moran Rrus.
Company. returned yesterday from
q visit to Portland. where he met the
commission which has charge uf the
proposed Portland drydock. The
purpose of his visit was 10 lay be-
fore the commission the advantages
90 the Seattle nrn In the building Of
floating docks and invite that body
90 inspect The floating drydock.
which - now in use by Moran's.
The local firm claims that u can
construct the deSirci dock cheaper
than the eastern firms who ara COM
peting for the Job. Tha Portland
commission WIN visit the Seattle
plant On the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
For a Mineral Exhibit

The chamber Of commerce yester-
day endorsed the Washington and
AlF.aska Miners association. which
proposes 20 establish an exhibit Of
Washington and Alaska mineral re-
sources. and 60 generally promote
mining lnterests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
HAPPILY Welded

Albert A. Genke Of Ballard and
Mas Thine Bsrge OF Bryant. Wash,
were quietly married AZ the Hotel
stevens New Years day NJ p. IN.
Only the nearest relatives were pres
ent. Rev, M. A. Christensen 81
Immanuels Lutheran church was the
officiating clergyman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
MAIL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. a.
Plans for the introduction OF a street
railway mail service for the city 81
Seattle are being discussed IN the
postoffice department.. but have not
aa vet an.nraFd any tAnglhln form.
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the crew remained with the wreck
The Inflated vessel Was owned by
Madison, Bruce and Sellers of San
Francisco.
Twenty-Five passengers returned
from the north on the Bertha. hhe
brought no Nome mall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
10000 ACRES

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. a--Thc
Northern Pacific Railway Company
has purchased ~. 900 acres OF land
here and viii put In great irriga-
ton system. The purchase included
the holdings of three aefunrt ditch
companies. From 1000 20 1000 peo-
pie viii and homes on the land,
which will Be sold 10 them az cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
Lectures BY Rabbi Joseph

The Friday evening lectures ef
Rabbi Joseph. pastor OF the Temple
de Hirxch, are announced al follows
for the ensuing mouth: Tonight.
The Aim Of wousn's counciis:"
Jan. 10, The Aim Of Temple Aux
iliarses:" Jan. N. The Aim OF Benz
evolent Societies." Jan ~ "Juda-
Ism: An fnIook and Outlook" Jan.
81, "A Cosmopolitan Congress"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
100000 GIFT

LONDON. Jan. 3.--ssir Ernest Cas-
col. a wealthy financier. has placed
81 .0o0. COO at the disposal OF King I'd
ward. which will he used for the
founding of a sanitarium. II Will
have room for 100 patients.
One-third 10 one-haif less on china,
glassware and crockery. Saturday
and Monday. Rhodes Bros, 1891
Second avenue. -.
Sterling Pianos. HelchertB 40
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
BROWNS r.

ILwAco. wn.. Jan. s.-serKennl
j. u, Cone. who was veteran Of ths
Philippine war and was stationed
with the Third-third coast artillery
fell from wharf Al iiakera point
Wednesday night, and was drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
WILL COME WEST

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. a.
President Roosevelt announced yes
terday. in the course Of a converse
tion with Professor Campbell. su-
perintendent OF Lick observatory.
that he expected TO visit the Pacific
coast as soon al public affairs were
% that he could do 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
liqhis Out

Owing 10 "A troublesome trans
former az tho snoqualmie rnbsta-
ton. tranic ON the lines OF the He-
attic Electric Company was stopped
and lights IN many homes went out
from $50 until Cos last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
Rice Loses

The Tontine Savings association
won out yesterday afternoon IN the
nuit for the appointment Of re-
ceivcr brought against Il BY u.
Warner Rice. Judge Emory decld-
ed that the company appeared 10
be solvent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
STOCK is
RETIRED

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--Formal no
tice has been issued By the North
ern Pacific Railway Co that all its
preferred stock has been retired,
and that all rights Of the preferred
stockholders have ceased.
The notices issued state that. be-
ginning with yesterday. the stock
of the company would all be com
Northern Pacific stock IA 10 be TAX
ties 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
Oiriuo Arrives

The steamer DiFigo returned early
this morning from skagway, after
an uneventfui voyage. She brought
1000 cases OF salmon and 500 tons Of
concentrates from Treadwell. Six
teen passengers made the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
ship BODY
TO R0SLYN
Remains OF W. NJ. Edwards 10 Be
Inferred There

William m. Edwards. aged "a
years. died IN the city jail yesterday.
as chronlclad In tbs Star last even
ing.
ButterwoFth a Sons WIN cmbalm
the body and ship II 10 Rosiyn. Wn..
for interment
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One-third 10 one-haif lees on china,
glassware and crockery, Saturday
end Monday. Rhodes Bros, 1891
Second avenue.
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ARE PROSPEROUS

suNNrsIDE, Jan, Practically
all Of the immense hay crop that was
produced IN this vicinity this year
has been sold at profitable figures.
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Diamond Ice That's what vouneed
10 keep cool. Tel, Main 1869. -.
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Chrtssensen'p School Tor Dancing,
second term viii begin Saturday,
January 9Th. 1909. Morning class IA
a. m. New York blk. Afternoon
class i3s0 2. ui-. Queen Anne club.
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03

DR.. Wsggoner, dentist, removed 10
Globe block. cor. First ard Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-03
KILLED FIVE

MACON, Ga. Jan. s.--The boiler Of
an engine IN tho round house OF the
Central Railroad Of Georgia. en-.
pioded yesterday afternoon killing
r. Hodges, an engineer; J. NJ. Me-
Donald, a machiniet. \. Nelson, q
helper. ana two negroes. Twelve
others were injured.
Coal, wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
!.
~~a--s-==-=a's -
In Roche. photographer sii LIST.
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Miles q Piper's letter on Page !.
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MAKE DENIAL

WASHINGTON. -. c., Jan. g.
Officers 81 the quartermanter gem
oral'H department Of the army, deny
positively that q plan II being con-
templated looking 70 the complete
Abandonment Of tho transport SER
vice. They also declare thath there
II no truth 90 the report that a
scheme ia on foot 20 turn over all
work now being done BY the trans
port service 10 some private steam.
6hip corporation.
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Wagner,e End cencerts

A series Of eight Sunday afternoon
concerts ere 10 be given at the
Grand by Wagner's band The first
viii begin next Sunday afternoon at
2s5O o'clock. These concerts will
aoubtleas be heavily patronized. as
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Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. -.
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Theaters



The lady MINISTRIES at the Grand
last evening. under the auspices OF
Rldgeiy Rebekah Lodge No. s. I. o.
.. f.. attracted many friends and
members 81 the organization. The
cast as announced IN the program
Included such great names as yell
low Peach Yaw. Female Baritone
Media. Good Natwin, Little Anna
Held, svengaIi, Mile. Sorry Bern
hardt and Madam Patti.
These WORTHLESS lived fully I'D to
their high-Rrade regulations, and the
performance rushed along with a
great accompaniment Of friendly
applause.
The Joke program drew laughter,
and the dancing was most interest
ing. Miss Gussie schmitz was the
fnterlocutor. Mrs. ". Steele. Mrs. G.
Wesley and Kfiss MAJ Morris. inc
bones and Misa Helen Richard. Miss
Eva Ruriingane and Miss Lena
Stencil. the tambOs The choruses
were spisndidly handled.
wilson's Juvenile hinstreis
Parents should not overlook the
opportunity 70 show the children OF
feaftle what really can be done by
fuch child artists az win be seen IN
Wilieon's triple production. 10 be
Fein ~ the Grand opera houae Sat
urday afternoon and evening. From
On educational standpoint. 10 20
nothing Of the amusement. II ~ n
splendid Investment. The sale of
seats commenced this morning. The
company ieaves next week for tour
Of the country. 80 that another op-
portunify viii not be afforded until
next season.
Wagner'e pand Concerts
A series Of eight Sunday afternoon
concerts ere 10 be given at the
Grand by Waguer's band The first
viii BEGIN next Sunday afternoon AZ
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Coal, wood. phone Seattle Fuel ca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-08
LIQUOR
SELLERS
SCARED.
Bonding Companies Issue No
tiCa That Causes a Shock
to New York Dealers.

New York. April S-Nine companies
which make a business of going on the
bonds Of liquor dealers have notified their
customers of an advance in rates. The
bonds they sign are guarantees to the
state that the liquor laws will not be
violated.
When saloon keeper is twice convicted
Of excise violation his license is revoked
and his bond forfeited. Many of the l22
liquor sellers arrested Sunday already
have been convicted once. and II proved
guilty again the bonding companies will
be compelled TO stand the loss
\ sad shock also was dealt out TO the
liquor dealers i'm this paragraph I'm the
notice:
we positively will not issue any bond
10 hotel proprietors where the premises
do not comply i'm every respect with the
liquor tax law"
This Is interpreted TO mean that all own
crs OF Raines law hotels must comply
with the regulations of the fire and build
ing departments. Not 80 per cent OF them
do so now. To make all the changes nee
essary will put hundreds of propretors To
large expense. AS the new licenses are
10 be issued on May ] this will have TO be
done at once.
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WILLS PROVED.
McGulnnssS Document and Other
Measures in Municipal Court.

A busy session OF the Municipal court
was held today, Judge Sphinx presiding,
and the most important matter was the
probating OF the will and codici Of Ber-
nard McGuinness.
The witnesses to the will were John II.
Flanagan and Clovis /. Smith; the wit
nesses 10 the codicil, Julia Munroe and
John III. Flanagan.
To the granddaughter OF the deceased
goes a life insurance policy for $4,000:
the remainder OF the estate, total value
about 100000 is equally divided between
son and daughter, John II. McGuinness
and Mrs. William Gibane.
Inventories on the estates OF Ormond
Cook and Frank Chase Wnlmarth were
accepted.
The Wills of Ellen L. c. Aldrich. Isaac
Bowen, Eliza Hanlon, Annie NJ. Purkis
were proved
Administrators account on the estate OF
Robert Bragg was ordered recorded, also
the will OF Ira G.. Briggs.
The petition for appointment OF a guar
was granted also on the estate OF Mar
garet Campbell.
Administration accounts on the estates
of Lucy T. Davis William w. Handy and
Lillian Wheclock were settled.
The petition for appointment OF a guar
dian on the estate of Harriet r. De Uyse
was discontinued. Petitions for app
pointment OF a guardian on the estate OF
George Miller flaming and Andrew Sher-
man were continued 20 April 20.