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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

SIXTEENTH DAY, JULY GOTH
Donation in the sum of 500 granted TO
be used in repairing damage caused by
food to grade in Lawyers canyon in dist
ID. Warrant to be drawn to order of r
L Spiker.
$500 allowed E S Tighe on account of
contract for construction of ] X Shaw
and A Sogard roads in districts III % and
IS.
In the matter of the petition of Edward
Raboin for road in dist 81. Matter con-
81 Tered, same declared public highway
and ordered opened.
ED Briggs, F M Hartley and ] E Bur-
master appointed viewers on John Smylie
road in district 81.
Application of James f Wall for assign
ment Of tax sale certificate No. 70 for
year 1900 on lot blk So in Thatcher
place and lot s blk 81 in Holbrook tract
city of Lewiston granted.
Following claims allowed;
CURRENT RxPENsE
Mrs. ooper................,-..- 20
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

In the matter of the o + Evans road )
dist Is it is ordered that + ID Briggs,
county surveyor, relocate said road on
the survey as originally made and to
plat and record the same.
EIGHTEENTH DAY, SEPT. Hath.
Board meets and adjourn until tomorrow
morning at 9 O'Clock.
NINETEENTH DAY, SEPT. 18TH.
County requested to take necessary
steps to have N. p. Ry Co. complete
agreement regarding right-of-way through
Dunwell and Schleicher ranches.
Application of James Clark and Geo
w. Tannahill for assignment OF various
tax sale certificates granted.
Official bond of w kittrell justice OF
of the peace, Mason prect examined and
approved.
Opinion of County Atty requested re-
garding the duties of County Assessor
under new charter of the city OF Lewiston.
On petition Of Geo K Ritz sale ordered
made of all county interest in lots aud q
and sw 4 of NV of sec a tip IS mr. S
W. m. and Sc \ of Sc 4 sec 80 tip SO r
S W B M. at the front door OF the court
house to the highest bidder for cash after
80 days previous notice by publication.
On petition of Christopher Bryne
sale ordered made of all interest Of the
county in commencing on the side oil
"E" St. or Lapwai road at the sw corner
of the lot decided to w A Caldwell and
Mike Brown May 9Th, 1885, recorded in
book of deeds vol a. page 81 records OF
Nez Perez County, Idaho, thence norther-
ly along the W boundary line OF the said
lot OF Caldwell & Brown to the Clearwater
slough, thence down said slough westerly
so #, thence southerly and parallel with
aud so # from the first mentioned line to
the II side of "E'' or Main St, thence c
along the side of said street so # to the
point OF beginning, at the front door oil
the Court House to the highest bidder
for cash, after 80 days previous notice by
publication.
AT this time the Board adiourns sine die.
Attest: ]. r. LYDON, Clerk
By {. ID. McEACHRON, Deputy.
c. SMITH, Chairman
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

Found! BY the people Of Lewiston
that Chase & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees
are the finest grown, The Rnssell Grocery
sells the line exclusively.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29
eo.MIssIoNERs PROCEEDINGS

me S ME- rERcE coUHry' IDAHO.
FIRST DAY. july 18th.
...-s meets pursuant to law in regular
se.si0 .n, Geo A Smith, Saml Hollen-
and Geo. W. weiker, com'rs, aud
Osr . Lydon, clerk, by c. D. McEachron'
deputy. ,,.~..oso,e made Ii,
~ - lots and biz B lot 4 blk D
Blk ~ :. blk F, McAllister's addn. are
ana ~ and sold to. c. 7. Stranahan for
oiiere 81 a. th0t being the best bid offered
sum = chairman and clerk OF the board
ana .a N 10 make deed therefor.
ofp p5oIlowing official reports examined and
approved. overseer district Al.
= n Wann. overseer district "a.
Hp roburn, justice peace, w Lewiston
precinct a. ove,seer district a.
So,lowing claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29
COUNTY ROAD.
NJ L Goldsmith. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
SHEEP BOUNTY.
IL Chapman so
COUNTY ROAD.
SEVENTEENTH DAY, JULY 3IsT.

SEVENTEENTH DAY, JULY 3EsT.
Application of McCrea & Pribble for
renewal of license for Holt" OF Big
Canyon" ferry granted. License fixed
at s. per month payable annually. Bond
ut $1,000 which bond approved aud filed
Rates Of toll for ensuing year as follows:
g horse teams so cents, horse teams IS
cents, horse teams as cents, saddlt
horses IS cents, tootmen as cents, loose
horses and cattle IL cents, sheep and
hogs 2 q cents.
Application of Wann & Goldsmith for
renewal of license for "Spal Ling" ferry
granted. License fixed at IS per month
payable annually. Bond at $1,000 which
bond approved and filed Rates OF toll
for ensuing year fixed as follows: horse
teams so cents each, 4 horse teams IS
cents each, horse teams IS cents each,
footmen IS cents each, loose horses and
cattle IN cents each, sheep and hogs
az cents each.
Application Of James F Wall for tax
assignment not granted, the property
having been redeemed.
n ~
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

SPECIAL. FUND DIST 26.
Cash Hardware Store.....-......... SO
.....-........ SIS
SPECIAL FUND DIST "a.
Cash Hardware Store ................ TO SIS
SPECIAL FUND DIST 1.
Cash Hardware Store ............... a.
..............- 50 90
SPECIAL. FUND DIST 20.
Cash Hardware Store 2 90
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

County sheep bounty, one cent per
head.
At this time the Board adjourns sine
die.
Attest: J.R. LYDON, Clerk,
By c ID. McEACHRON, Deputy,
G. A. SMITH, Chairman.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

j. SafioWdy ....s...........'........'.' -
FIFTEENTH DAY, JULY 29TH
Upon recommendation OF Co. school
Supt. the following unorgani.ed territory
is annexed to and made part of school
district 40 Commencing al the ne corner
of sec IL tp32 nr3w, thence W 10 the
NV corner of sec same & r, thence s
to the sw corner OF sec 81 said I * X,
thence + TO the sc corner of sec SO said
& K, thence to place of beginning.
Miles S Johnson granted leave OF alb
sence as per application.
Following official reports examined
and approved:
William Shuldt sheriff no fees
G b Herrick overseer dist az
Official bond of Daniel Hoover overseer
dist is examined and approved.
E d Briggs. w r Gibbs and Riley
Dixon appointed viewers on Ed Mar
quis' petition tor change in the Lewiston
and Mt idaho stage road IN dist 49,
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29
SHEEP BOUNTY

JUST Sldlm against the county.
Z II FalrIey 4 rs
NINTH DAY, JULY 22ND.
{ w Bennett INDECENT granted an allow
ahce III the sum OF $40 per month for the
present quarter.
VIM Stewart appointed Justice of the
feace, Culdesac prect on petition.
Petition for bridge across Little Pot
latch, considered and not granted.
On petition P w Kittrell appointed
Justice of the Peace, Mason prect.
On petition Geo A Clay appointed con-
stable, Rimrock prect.
Resignation A A Masters constable, w
Lewiston prect accepted.
Upon petition and recommendation of
Co. school Supt. ordered that portion of
district 46, viz: Commencing at the sw
corner OF sec 80 tip IS n r e, thence Il
mile, thence 4 mile, thence 4 mile,
thence q mile, thence 4 mile, thence
to place of beginning be detached from
said district and attached to and made a
part of district 2S.
On petition and recommendation of Co.
school Supt. ordered that new school dis
trict be created to be known as No. So
out of portions of districts %, "a and 81.
Boundaries of new district as follows,
commencing at the Sc corner of sec a tip
80 n r 2 W, thence e 8 miles, thence q
miles, thence miles, thence mile,
thence W 3 miles, thence 2 miles, thence
miles. thence n mile to place of
beginning.
Petition for division of school dist "a
creating new dist considered and not
granted.
On petition aud recommendation of Co.
school Supt. ordered that new school dis
trict be created from portion of district
No. IS to be known as district 81 with
boundaries as follows, to wit: Com
mencing at sec corners of secs 7, 8, IS
and II tip "a nr2w W, thence running e
with sec line to the bed of Lapwai canyon
creek, thence down said creek with the
bed of creek to the range line, thence S
with said range line to the bed of rock
creek canyon, thence up said creek with
bed of creek to sec line between secs 7
and tip "a nr2w, thence with said sec
line 10 place of beginning
Resignation of ] c Peterson overseer of
road dist 1 accepted.
Appropriation for benefit to Lewiston
Interstate Fair Assn granted in the sum
of $500. .a.
Petit for division of school dist IS
considered and not granted.
Certificate OF indigency of Alfred Losey
examined and approved
Following official reports examined
and approved:
"A Hastings Treasurer's quarterly.
J r Lydon, auditor, financial state
ment.
c "A Hastings treasurer fees.
c T StranahBn, keeper county poor.
] R Lydon, auditor, quarterly.
| 90 fees.
] S Hogue, justice of peace.
VIM Schuldt, sheriff, fees and expenses.
% prisoners.
CT McGrath, justice of the peace
w Reese, probate judge.
WI Clifford, assessor fees.
In the matter of the III Malone road
in dist. 20, supplemental hearing had
and matter taken under advisement.
Following claims allowed:
CURRENT EXPENSE.
w S Dyer............"."...".. ~ so
| DIR ] O LenZ........................ 90 70
John Coburn, bill $i59 so, al
| lowed ......................."...., ITO so
BRIDGE FUND.
Nezperce Lumber Co...."......... 81 26
............... 70 &c
................ "a IS
COUNTY ROAD.
| I c Hemm, bill $I2, allowed...... 7 rs
On petition and recommendation OF
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

E d Briggs, Geo Edmunson and +
Burmast appointed Viewers on J S Hogue
road in dist 20
+ ID Briggs, AL Maxwell and Geo Pliter
dist 2.
ED Briggs, T Burns and John Shuss
appointed viewers on F. ID King road in
dist 81.
E d Briggs, Henry Schlader and ] F.
Burmaster appointed viewers on jos Hot
road in dist IS.
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
OFFICER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS, ME- PIERCE COUNTY,
IDAHO.

FIRST DAY SEPTEMBER Hath.
Board meets pursuant to law to fix the
tax levy for the year 1908.
The Board completes the tax levy for
the year 1903 as follows: The amount OF
levy being figured on basis OF 500.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29
COUNTY ROAD.

7 c Hemm, bill $I2, allowed...... 7 as
On petition and recommendation OF
county school superintendent portion
of dist. IS is detached therefrom and at.
tached to and made part OF dist. 49, as
follows to-wit: Beginning at the ne cor
ner of NV of Sc of sec IS 80 mr. W
thence W to the NV corner OF sw OF sec Is;
thence half mile to the Sc corner OF sec
ID; thence W miles ON sec line to the sw
corner of sec is; thence due 5 miles to
the sw corner OF sec, "a; thence due az
miles to the sc corner of sw OF Sc OF sec
36; thence due n M miles; thence TO
Sc corner of ne sec "a; thence II mile;
thence u mile to NV corner OF Sc OF ne;
thence TO place of beginning.
TENrH DAY JULY 23RD
Application of A. J Zumwalt for re-
newal of license for Mccall Jerry
granted; license fixed at S. per month
PAYABLE annually. Bond fixed at $1,000
which bond duly filed and approved
Rates of toll fixed as follows: 6-horse
teams, soc; 4-borse teams, $50; horse
teams, 2sc; saddle horses, 25c; loose
horses and cattle, TIC; sheep and hogs,
2Kc.
dist o examined and approved.
In the matter of the hearing on the =
A Stewart road in districts IL and 81
following damages awarded: + Cald-
we'll, $4s; Thomas Hardin, SIS and VIM.
Caldwell, $50; said road declared public
highway and ordered opened.
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

ELEVENTH DAY, JULY 24TH.
Warrant No 1857 on current expense
fund series 1903 ordered cancelled same
being drawn for claim of o A Kjos for
$I.I3 heretofore paid by warrant No.
74oI.
Following official reports examined and
approved.
John Livengood, overseer dist IS
] ID Schadt, overseer dist II.
nj Rice, overseer dist 80.
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29
SIXTH DAY, JULY 18TH.

DAY. JULY 10TH.
Official report of F. S. Vaughan over
seer DIST. 10 examined and approved
Resignation of J w Akers, overseer
dist. 20 accepted.
Following claims allowed:
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

IuIIoWing olhcial reports examiner
and approved:
W Short, oyerseer dist. 80.
sherman Winters, overseer dist. S.
W RnnYan, overseer dist. 80.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-29

SEVENIH DAY, JULY 10Th.
Donation granted for benefit of Kamiah
grade III dist 80 warrant for same ordered
drawn in favor of R L Spiker.
Bids for wood opened and bid of 7 H
oprague in sum of $295 for so cords of
red hr delivered at court house being the
lowest offered, same is accepted and con-
tract awarded.
Following official reports examined
and approved:
Jesse z Walker Ouerseer dict &C
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17
Holiday novelties at Craig's.

Holiday novelties at Craig's.
Coming, Billy Van with Haverly's
Minstrels.
Seven varieties of eastern apples
at Fulton Market.
Closing out toilet sets and silver
novelties at Glazier's.
Sweet petatoes,C cranberries and
celery at Fulton Market.
W. L. Clayton left Friday evening
on business trip to Chicago.
Have you seen the large doll in the
window of Stover's book store?
All kinds OF fruits. nuts and can
dies at Meyers, sO2 Main street.
James W. SheareI. general auc-
tioneer. Ind. phone, Ranch l5-6
Greeley.
You will do we'll to get our prices
on holiday goods before you buy.
j. F. Fezer,
Michigan sweet cider, made OF
apples, at Delbridge- Wilson Mercan-
tile company's.
We have secured factory sample
of linen and lace handkerchiefs: just
the thing for Christmas, Red Front.
James W. McCreerv was in Fort
Morgan and other places in that
neignborhood on legal business last
Friday and Saturday.
A stitch in time-and plenty OF
time-and no more stitches are
needed. Quick recourse to the
want columns fills the little wants
before they become hothersone.
The fire department was called out
late Friday evening to put out fire
in a railroad car, caused by load OF
hot ashes and slack. The high wind
famed the sparks into flames. Little
or no damage was done.
We are still after the cash GUS
toners and we have them coming our
way. Prices talk. No dull times at
our store. We have ten clerks to wait
on you. We want your trade and can
save you money: Flour, sl.so; 20
pounds best lard, 81; best corn. 10
cents; tomatoes, 10 cents; best BAN,
IA cents: breakfast bacon, is ana II
cents: salt side 10 cents. Red Front.
Are you thinking of buying mus
ical instrument for Christmas?
will sell until that time the follow
ing pianos at prices unheard Of New,
elegant. buried walnut for s275; Schu-
bert tnat is not quite new. buried wal.
nut case, $3.50: another mahogany up
right, $50; EsLey parlor organ, SIS;
or will sell you a Henry F. Miller
for 800, the best piano made today.
Terms to suit customers. l also
have an elegant line Of violins,
guitars, mandolins. Washburn man
dolin or guitar for s15, and other
makes from 50 up. G. D. Horne.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17
Little Locals
Observation-Disclosures
Pretty Poinsetta at Craie's.

Pretty Poinsetta at Craie's.
Nineteen four diaries at Craig's.
Prime corn fed beef at Marks
Market.
Roast pig for Christmas at Jacobs
Market.
+. Basket ball, best of season Satur-
day night.
Buy your Christmas candies at the
Phoenix Bakery.
Choice dressed poultry for Christ
mas at Fulton Market.
Seats for everybody at basket ball
game Saturday night.
Pickles and vegetables Of all kinds;
the best at Jacobs Market.
A box Of Morrison's candy Will
make fine Christmas gift
Every vegetable the market affords
can be had at Fulton Market
Books from twenty cents to 80,
beautiful bindings, at Horne's.
For SaIe-A fine span mares.
B. Coulter, Star BOttling Works.
For furniture see d. K. Smith,
the only exclusive dealer in Greeley
WATSON Born to Mr.. and MIS-.
Ray T.. Watson, December 5, daugh-
ter.
Turkeys will ue scarce this Christ
mas, but we have them. A. W.
Jacobs.
Christmas trimmings OF various
kinds. Meyer Grocery company so2
Main street.
Get your wife or best girl one OF
those elegant watches at Glaizer S.
II will please her.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17
rms Harry II. Shaw, Greeley w. co'sts
Fine leather goods at Craig's.

Fine leather goods at Craig's.
Some fine diamonds at Glaizer's.
Christmas cards and booklets at
Homes.
Buy your Christmas candies at the
Phoenix Bakery.
Choice dressed poultry for Christ
mas at Fulton Market.
Temple Male Quartet at the opera
house Monday, December 2l.
Every vegetable the market affords
can be had at Fulton Market.
Pictures In great variety now on
display at Stover's book store.
The Brown will have lot of fine
turkeys for Christmas dinner.
All furs reduced in price from now
until Christmas at Miss Bishops
The Neighborhood Whist club met
with Mrs. c. N. Jackson last Friday
evening.
A. NJ. M,Clenahan was in Denver
on business Friday and Saturday Of
last week.
You will find Cameron's ADVERTISE
ment in this issue. To get special
value, read it.
II your old clothes need cleaning
or repairing, take them to Crabb and
have them fixed right.
When you pass by Kemmerer De-
partment store take look at that
fine reed and willow ware in the show
window.
p. d. Rice, the reader, will again
be here with the Colorado College
Glee and Mandolin clubs at the opera
house Monday, January 4, under
auspices of B. P. o. Elks.
We carry the finest assortment OF
perfumes and toilet articles in north
ern Colorado and ask you to inspect
them. You will be convinced that
this statement Is correct. H. Rey-
nolds & Co.
Tuesday was the big pay day at
the Greeley sugar factory, when sl45,-
600 fell due the farmers for beets.
This with the 800, 900 paid out
November l5 makes 1926, 900 paid out
by this factor5 for beets this season.
G. J.. Clennon. one OF the largest
farmers west of Platteville, was in
6 reelev Tuesday on business. Mr..
Clennon is one Of the few farmers in
the st. Nrain valley who farm an en-
tire section Of land, and all good land
at that.
The subject for the Christian Sci
ence service December 20 will be
"Christian Science" Meetings held
every Sunday at III a. m. and Wednes-
day evening at 80 on second floor Of
the Sutor building, corner Of Ninth
street and Eighth avenue. Everyone
most cordially invited.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17
rsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom 1t may con,
cern that the following described cstray ANNA
One black mare. unbranded, years old
weight 100 pounds. Sad animal being un-
known to this Board. unless claimed by owner
on or before Dec 70, 1903. said estray will be
sold by this Board for the benefit OF the owner
when found. 1890 r.,,,,o>
STATE BOARD OF STOCK !NSfE'lloS
COMMISSIONERS, Denver, Colo.
First publication in Greeley Tribune Dec lV'
las. publication Dec. II, 1868.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17

TOR sALE-To REDUCE STOCK. SPECIAL
L prices for 30 days Standard bred brood
mares. colts and tillies 4 pony outht consist.
children: family driving mare. A. l.. Camp.Jr
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17

10. for Nma6 than Q nice DIo0O Ot DIX W dlSt
pa,.arp prt. when you can buy them so cheap?
n..,, Eve all wool, 46 inches. worth 315O.
c.,nsiae Armure As inches, worth tl.75
rsak only ~ ~
ns;n, da Epiuge, 46 inches, worth ~.
rack only ........ -. ''''eAo"
. Bouonne i6 inches, worth el.'o' .-
week only .......... -.
yerose, 40 inches worth $l.7'' .,o-
r0ak only ................ .el"S
pinala i6 inches, worth Sl75.
rpak only o. ~
wobair 4d inches worth LBS, this week only SOC
|. Sliap 5oinch worth s1.5O this week only. Sl.l0
coal a inches worth 81 this week only. .. .9c
{.O. fancy mixed Dress Suitiugs the latest.
bsb nm TO -5c. the yard ........... .4oc
o.s fancy Dress Goods. all colors, worth up
90 90 at the yard ............ ..ooc
t.s fancy colored Dress Goods worth 35c for. 2c
| G.cas zibeine Knickerbocker and Tweed mixtures,
IA, nm to 81 alteration sale price sl3o
E same as above. worth up to sl.75, go at yd slO0
~ Nohair Suitngs worth 35c, only .l5c
snnn Sc inches wide, all coors and black. only ,o5c
ouaty black Peau de Sole Dress Silk Zoe
nuajty black Peau de Sole Dress Silk .slOo
ouaty black Peau de Sole Dress Silk .sl.2O
4 ouahty black Peau de Sole Dress Silk 40
nrarty 3tjinch black Tatfeta Silk. k...........Sl2 Sl2O
oua,y 3G-inch black Peau de Sole Dress Silk 40
black Tateta Silk. .'ooc
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17

rHoICE FURNISHED ROOMS, NEWLY
| furnished. electric light, airy light ana @
cheerful in the new Tribune building, q
seventh St. Will rent by day. week or month
AnnlY at Room l, upstairs.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17

7 OsT OR STRAYED-LIGHT BAY FILLEY,
/ IS months old. unbranded. IS reward for
return or Information leading to recovery Ad'
dress c. +. Gardner, :. l. W. ranch, Tel 2'-li'
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17
Oress Goods and Silks.

. for Xmas than Q nice Drees or Silk Waist
nS,.s-u nlce. when you can buy them so cheap?
n..y. Eve, all WOOL 46 inches. worth $780,
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17

nuGGy WHEELS WITH STEEL TIREs-I
II will furnish cheaper than you can get your
old wheels repaired. Also buggy shafts COM
plete at 81. 70 per pair. A. ID. Butler.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-17

STUDY SHORTHAND AT HOME. lNDl-
= yiduaI Instruction Best method. For
particulars address Clarence z. Smell, box 6l
Grealey
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-23
OFFICIALS AND BUSINESS
MEN CONFER AT THE CLUE

Members of the city council, the
Rock Island Club, city officers ant
business men took dinner last evening
at the Rock Island Club and discussed
the industrial bureau and the advisa-
bilitN of employing a permanent sec
rotary as is done in Moline and Dav-
export.
President Head, Mayor McConochie
and others spoke, the general senti-
meut being that such Il step was one
highly advisable and that the inter
ests of the city in this respect were
so wide that the time ~ one man
could he very protitably employed in
the work of corresponding with pos
sible industrial and commercial es-
Establishments and sending out pros
pectuseS of the city. Such a step was
indorsed by the meeting. The matter
of getting out a prospectus of the
city was also favorably discussed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-23
ARGUE DEM URRER
In ELECTION CASE
Important Features of MayOraI Con-
test Exploited in
Court.

Attorneys Searle and Kenworthy
appeared before Judge Gest in the
circuit court this morning and argued
demurrer of Mayor McConochie in
the election contest suit filed against
the municipal head by q. W. McCask-
rim. Attorney Searle argued that the
great preponderance of the plaintiffs
document was immaterial and did not
bear on the issue in contest and for
that reason should be struck out,
while. on the other hand, Mr.. McCask-
rims attorney held that all contained
in the document was essential to the
case. Judge Gest took the matter I'M
der advisement.
Yesterday afternoon before Judge
Gest the prayer of Margaret Nande-
venter for writ of habeaS corpus to
issue against Van +. Norris to enable
her to secure the child of the late En-
gineer Norris, who was killed in the
recent Burlington wreck at Ophiem,
was heard, and the order Of the court
was given for the writ.
Judge Gest heard the plea of Ma
thilda Johnson against Alexander
johnson this morning asking for di-
vorce. Both parties are from Moline.
Decision was withheld. The same rul-
ing was maGIa in the divorce suit of
Augusta NJ. Alberg VS.. James j. Al
berg.
new trial was granted Lewis
Nolle, convicted of burglary, in the
circuit court this morning by Judge
GeSt w c Allen anpeared for the
defendant and argued that he had
been convicted under insufficient evil
dence