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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-20

Pond. cutting the verdict down to $3.50
is set aside. The syllabus:
Judith T.. Plaunt, appellant, VS.. The
Railway Transfer Company Of the City
of Minneapolis. respondent.
A verdict in a personal injury case was
reduced by the court below, upon hearing
a motion for new trial, from $500 to $780,
Held: AZ -
First-That on the testimony the verdict
as rendered was not excessive in amount.
Second-That to warrant so great q
reduction the court must be justified in
believing that the verdict was the result of
passion and prejudice. When the trial
duty to set aside the verdict altogether
and to grant a new trial.
Order reversed. Collins. j.
st. Cloud Loses Sidewalk Case.
A personal injury verdict of $1,45O
against the city of st. Cloud Is af-
firmed by the court. The syllabus:
Mary f. Kennedy. respondent vs. City of
st. Cloud. appellant.
In an action to recover damages for an
injury caused by defective sidewalk.
Held:
First-The evidence was sufficient to
sustain a findingof the jury that the de-
fective sidewalk was the proximate cause
of the injury.
Second-The defendant requested the
court to instruct the jury that IL they be-
lieved the evidence of certain witnesses who
testified that before the accident they had
inspected and repaired the sidewalk. the
city would not be liable; and also that II
the evidence showed the sidewalk had
been examined before the accident and nc
defects We're apparent as disclosed by q
test in the ordinary use of such side
| walk, then the city would not be liable
held, 1T was not error to refuse such in
structions as it withheld from the jury
the determination of the question whether
| a proper inspection and examination HAD
| been made.
Third-The court properly submitted the
question at issue to the jury and no re
versible error is disclosed.
Order affirmed. Lewis, j.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
!, LIEN ERAL .LANDsOkHlCE,
aShinpton IL .g( Nor.11 IA

aSnlngtOn. D. C., NOV. II, 1905.
Land Office. Fl - .ss5Srr~s1s
Particular attention is called to the date,
VIZ. Dec. %. 1908, at 8 a. NJ, fixed for; the
opening at the Cass Lake. MINI, land office of
the sealed bids for separate sections and i'm adj
dition thereto for groups Of ten .secticns for 95
per centum of the pine timber on certain lands
in township IA north, ranges 90! 80, 81, 80
west; township 145 north. RANGES 20. so. 81.
vest; township l47 north, range 80 west, In the
Cass Lake and Chippewa of the Mississippi In
dian reservations. Minnesota. coded by the Chip
peWa Indians. The remaining . per ceptufn Of
the timber on these lands the purchaser will be
required to leave standing for the purpose of
reterestation. Inforrna ton in regard to the
terms of the sale. printed lists of the Timber
to be Sold showing the quantity Of pine reported
as on each tract and copfesdof the rules and
regulations for cutting and removing the timber
from the land may be obtained on appfcat ionn to
the register and receiver Of the land Office named
or upon application 70 the generai land sefsce,
Washington .: In order to void, conflicts:
it is reeommepded that bidders Tor timber en-
groups of ten sections arrange the sections IN
As compact form as possible when considered ia
relation to the topography of the country. At
tentiop Is further called to the fact that bids
will be received for sections separately, although
they may be embraced in bids for a group or
groups of sections 1,~ -: II. 'ktmPle.,
Approved: Acting Commissioner y
Ethan A. Hitchcock .
. Se tsr - -.
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FarihauIt County.

Peru Plow and Implement company, respondent
vs.. c. A. King ct al, defendants; A. E. Clark,
trusteee. appellant.
Tlirst--In ;..claim and delivery upon default
Judgment was entered for plaintiff The trustee
in bankruptcy of the defendant who was III
possession of the property moved to have the
Judgment vacated to allow him to answer anG
defend in behalf of the bankrupt's estate which
was denied Held upon the showing made the
erection in refusing to grant the motion.
Order Affirmed. Lovely, J. /.
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Ramsey County.

James Citizens. appellant, vs.. William Porten
company, respondent.
a hoist was used for the purpose of elevating
material to the second story of a building In
course Of erection. 1t was triangular in form.
simple In design and easily made. Its con
struction and operation upon the roof was not
Immediately supervised by the foreman or mas
ter. but the material was selected and it was
put together by the carpenters engaged upon
the building. Plaintiff having been called from
another building. and having been directed to
assist In operating the hoist. was injured by
reason of its bein: improperly fastened: held
First-The hoist not appliance withil
the rule that master Is obliged to furnish
tools and appliances reasonably safe for the
uses to which they to be put.
Second-The workmen who selected the ma
terial and constructed the hoist. also those who
caused it to be insecnrely fastened, We're fellow
servants With plaintiff, and the master wa
not liable for negligence on the part of suc'
workmen, either in the construction fasten
ing or operation of the hoist.
ton in this case for the rule that the naste
was required to furnish plaintiff REASONABLE,
safe place within which to carry the work
Order affirmed. Lewis, J.
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Cohen, Atva ter> & Shaw, s. : = =
Attorneys for Executor, Minneapolis, MINI.
PROPOSALS Ion CONTRADICTIONS e !orrIcE

PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTION - OFFICE
of Constructing Q. NJ. St. Paul, MIN. No
triplicate will be received ct this Office until
il a. M, November 9th, 1893 and opened then
for remodeling old round tower and converting
buildings into quarters for g line officers and
1 set quarters for field officer, remodeling 2
airy: remodeling old blacksmith shop and con-
verting same into blacksmith and farrler's
shop for 4 troops of cavalry; and constructing ?
aud specifications msy Be seen and blank pro-
posals with full inatruet lions had. upon appli.
or reject any or ali proposals OF any part there
OR. NJ. SHEFFIELD, Constructing g. M;
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Decision Against Kunz.

In the case of the state against John
kunz. indicted in Brown county for an
indecent assault. the lower court is
sustained in overruling a demurrer.
and Kunz must stand trial.
A per curiam decision in the case of
Clavin & Tanner, respondents, against
William Semple. appellant. appealed
from Beltrami county, is affirmed.
Other decisions filed to-day were as
follows:
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st. Paul Municipa, Court.

The Boston Clothing Company, respondent. vs.
F. V. Garland. appellant; ! -, =
Held, in this action which was brought t,
recover the reasonable value of steam furnishet
to defendant for beating purposes:
First-That the complaint stated a cause o
action. $500 49,. s71I3-s'-
second---That the testimony followed the com
plant and CONFIRMED to 1t and warranted TIL
findings of fact in plaintiffs favor !;
Judgment affirmed. Collins, r..
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tending to support plaintiffs alleged cause Of
action and that the dismissal was error. q.
secopd-While the court stated In granting the
that the evidence was insufficient to show ),
cause 81 action there should have been formal
and law, tn authorizes this court TO order siIds-
1ncnt for plaintiff .@ 80: 81.
Order reversed. and new trial granted.
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C1hisapo County.

Fred W Moen on behalf of himself and others,
respondent VS. the Pioneer Pasteurizing COM
pany ct al, defendants; Fred Marty ct al,
appellants. E.9,55..ss.s-;
The articles of Incorporation of the Pioneer
Paste,lrizins company authorized it to engage
in the business Of ''buying. manufacturing and
dealing in milk, cream. butter cheese and other
said milk, and packing. storing. handling and
selling said products when so pastslri5ed and
trea ted Held not exclusively manufactur-
ing or mechanical corporation within the mean
ing of article TO- section 3. of the state consti
tuition. and that the stockholders liability for
its debts exists - ..s ,ea,ij s -
Order affirmed. se{st Brown, j. 2
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If you can't bring it, phone or sent
it,, but get your Journal want ad liz
before 1880 a. m. if possible for the
great Saturday J Journal. Sometimes
ads come in too late to classify. That's
bad. =:
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stearns County.

John Helm appellant, VS.. George W. Helm
ct al, respondents.
First--In an action to set aside conveyance
and subject the land conveyed to judgment.
after the plaintiff at the trial had rested de-
PENDANTS moved to dismiss. which motion was
granted held. that there was evidence reasonably
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st. Louis County.

Charles Colbroth. respondent, vs.. The Flick and
Johnson Construction company. appellant:
Upon general demurrer to complaint two al
Legged causes of action are considered together
as constituting one, and held to sufficiently set
forth facts showing breach Of written con-
tract to furnish a certain number of horses and
properly care for the same during the contract
period
Order affirmed. Lovely. ].
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Polk County.

Henry Rresius, respondent, VS.. Effe j. Evans,
It conclusively appears from the evidence in
this case that q contract for the leasing OF
premises was oral that 1t was not to be exc.
cuted within one gear from the date 1t was
entered into, and it was therefore void under
the statute of frauds. a}.iE >, - -!
Judgment affirmed. Lewis, u.
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Plaunt Verdict Reinstated.

Judith E. Plaunt, who sued the
Railway Transfer company of Mime
apolis and got a verdict Of $500 for
personal injuries. gets the full amount
of her verdict. An order by Judge
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-20

Opening zusnbrota- F'aribault Line.
The new line of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway connecting
zumbrota and Faribault is completed,
adding to that system the towns Of
Ruskin. EPSON. Kenyon, Bombay and
Wanamingo. Direct connections at
Faribault with train leaving Mime
apolfs $40 a. m. Tickets 52s Nicollet
avenue.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY Of HENNE-

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HENNE-
pin-Probate Court 49, tsi
In the matter of the estate of Minnie Elizabeth
Swift, deceased. ~ r go ~ ~
Elizabeth Swift. :deceased. late of the county, Of
Hepnepn and state of Minnesota. being granted
to Lucian Swift. of said COUNT, and state
It is ordered: that six months be and the same
is hereby atW we'd from and after the date Of this
order, in which all persons haYing claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are required to
file the same in the probate court Of said conn-
ty, for examination and allowance. OF, be for
ever barred. ;e.: ~ ,st ".
1t is further. ordered: that the srst Monday in
June, 1904 at 10 o'clock m, at q general
term of said probate court: to be held at the
courthouse In the city Of MINNEAPOLIS In said
county; be and the same Is hereby appointed as
the time and place when, and. where the said
claims and demands. -
And it is further ordered. that notice Of such
hearing be given, TO ali creditors and Iersons
interested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three successive
weeks In the Minneapolis Journal a newspaper
printed and published IN said county. AZ,
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day Of Noven-
Der. 1908. 81
By the court. F.ZC. HARVEY,
:rt Judge of Probate
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Stearns County.

George c. Howe. respondent, VS.. Mary o. Coates
ct al. appellants
Allegations of the complaint considered and
held, that the second supposed cause Of action
does not state facts constituting cause of
action and that several actions are not Inn
properly united in the complaint.
Order affirmed. Start, G. j.
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pYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies and gents
clotEing and al household goods. SIS Nieonet.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work ;. 72e Hennepin av. Both phones.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

rS-SrS>rScs>SNcN-~-~oS
CHRISTMAS EXCURSION TO EUROPE, LOW
rates to Scandinavia, England and Germany
Nenh ANS General Agency, 1h 80 st S, Mime
aliolts Mimi. So 1907 ~, l%ailH = $3.50
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
AUCTION SALES

HAVE BYRON q WILLARD PRINT IT.
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SEWING MACHINES

LATE DROP.HEAD SINGERS, WHITE,
Wheeler & Wilson and New Home, FROM SD
to $50. Large stock of others, S. to So.
This week only. Gil list sv S.
NO JoCKEYING; SQUARE DEALING; RE
liable machines and right prices at New Home
office; $25 upward .420 Ntcollet.
SEE OUR "sTTTCHWELL" HAND MACHINE,
S.; makes automatic seam. New Home officas
420 Nicollet.
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BARRIERS R, B SUPPLIES

BARBERS-we solicit your business; full line
cutlery; grinding and honng speciality. Wes-
tern Barber Supply Co... q 8 tNicollet av.
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CIRCULAR LETTERS

MPLS. CIRCULAR & ADDR EssING CO.. 41l-413
Mic Birmingham i-Typewriting reproduc
ton: addressing. mailing. etc: Isis supplied
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CUTLERY GRINDING

SHEARS, sRAzoRs AND KNIVES sHARPENED
- grind everything that requires an edge
Berbeck, practical grinder, 81 4th st S. Mpls
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NEWS AND BOOKS

SPECIAL SALE OF THE LATEST $1.6o BOOKS.
This week only $l.OS. Postofhce news and
cigar store, so Sd st S.. Both phones.
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VIOLIN MAKER

EXPERT REPAIRING-BUY NY BEST RUS.
sian gut strings, 1oc each. Genuine silver G,
I 25e. Weston, IS Washington av s..
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cLAIRvoYANTs

ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST, KING SOLO.
man. Dangers losses, Sickness can be avoid
ed disaster turned to success, despair to hap
piness. Advice given pertaining to the past,
present and future This kind man has made
the greatest predictions the world has ever
known. He predicted the assassination Of
President Mckinley and the great Galveston
food. He develops people who possess clair
voyant faculties. Prof. King Solomon has re-
moved to larger aud more Convenient quarters
at 300 Hennepin az, where he can be consulted
daily,
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

z and. solicitors; main office. 921-935 Guaranty
building. Minneapolis, MINI. So McGill build
q Ing, Washington. D.. c.. 80 -. .sa
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES
MOVING

SAFES BOILERS AND HEA7Y MACHINERY
moved Z boueeho goods moved and stored or
8 packed for shipment by expert packers;a cars
Of. household goods made up for the coast; fire.
quent shipments and Zig saving In freight.
Boyd Transfer and Storage 60, SO 3dtst s:
cAMERON's TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk.
pert packers for storage or shipment; lsrge and
s cempolious vans for moving. Office 300 Mic
ollet. both phones l2Ds. Residence. T.. e. 1924.
THE n ?. D. DELIVERS PACKAGES II CITY
10ci st. Paul 15c. SID 4th ay s: Both telsl 1903
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PRINTERS


FURNITURE REPAIRED REFINISHED, MAT.
:: tressss renovated, couches, dress boxes and
Wfpd6w seats, s.etc.. made to order. Both
phones. q. a. Gustafson. 9o3 NicoIlet av.
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j.
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
NO HOPE FOR MENGSTROM,
SAY THE PHYSICIANS

Edwin a. Mengstrom. the member of
the Lew Dockstader minstrel company
who was yesterday taken to the Emer-
gency Hospital suffering from gas pois-
oning, having been found unconscious IN
his room in the Vatoldi Hotel. has de-
veloped pneumonia as a result OF the
poison, and the physicians at the Emer-
gency Hospital now entertain no hope
for his recovery. There is reason TO be-
lieve that Mengstrom also injected NOR
phine into his arm before the gas was
turned on. but his friends continue 10
scout the suicide theory.
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
SENATOR PLATT MAY
WE'D MRS. JANEWAY
Reports Received From New York
That the Couple Are Engaged.

The New York Sun" today says that
Senator Plat Will be married October
2 16. to Mrs. Lillian T. Janeway. OF Wash
ington.
Senator Plat is said to have an
nouneed his forthcoming marriage yes
terday in his Offices at 40 Broadway, and
: TO have said that only the members of
, his and Mrs Janeway's families would
be present at the ceremony
Coming. as it purports. from Senator
Plat himself, more credenee is given
, the story than to any previous one re-
e garding the probable marriage OF the
. statesman. On several occasions it has
been said Senator Plat and Mrs. Jane
way would wed, but each time the Sena-
tor has declared emphatically the ru-
NOR had no foundation.
. Mrs. Janeway is now in New York, a
; guest at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Her
historic home in Washington is at 1914
I Street northwest. II has been leased
to Charles Hallam Keep. Assistant Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury.
1t is said Senator Plat and his bride
will occupy apartments at the Airing
ton, where the Senator has made his
home while in Washington
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
.RECHABITES GATHER
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Reports Read and Candidates for
Office Discussed.

The forty-seventh annual session OF
the high tent OF the Independent order
OF Rechabites OF North America con-
vened in the hall at 623 Louisiana Ave-
nue. at 10 o'clock this morning. High
Tent Chief Ruler John Abbott. jr.. made
an address.
AT the morning session a number OF
candidates for the Stafford Unity de-
gree were initiated, and the opening OF
the regular form of business followed
Several Of the officers read their reports.
The convention is TO adjourn tomor-
row. At the afternoon session tomor-
row high tent chief ruler and a high
tent treasurer will be chosen. John
Moore, OF Advance Tent No. 1909. is a
candidate for the office of high tent
chief ruler. and William B. Kelley. of
Jehu Tent. p, is also In the running.
II. z. Wagus and William Culbertson are
candidates for high tent treasurer.
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
GETTING THE WIRES
into THE CONDUITS
telephone Company Buried 128
Wires in Fiscal Year.

Walter c. Allen, Electrical Engineer
of the District. has just informed Com
missioner Macfarland that during the
last fiscal year the Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company built over
twenty-three miles OF underground con-
duit. and the decrease in the mileage OF
overhead wires made by that company
amounted to over 12S miles. With this
went corresponding reduction in the
mileage OF overhead District wires
strung on telephone company poles or
on District poles. and which can be ac-
commodated in the conduits OF the tele-
phone company.
The electric lighting wires are al
ready in conduit, large proportion OF
telegraph wires have been put under
ground. and It is expected that all the
remaining telegraph wires will be
placed underground when the terminal
station and approaches are completed.
so that the telegraph wires now running
along the existing railway tracks may
be provided for in underground con-
duits.
Mr.. Allen also reports that the tele-
phone company has not confined itself
to the territory prescribed by act Of
Congress, in which it must build con-
Quits and remove its wires. but has built
nearly ten miles of conduit in the city
of Washington outside of the prescribed
limits, and has removed a proportion
ate amount OF overhead wire.
Ever since Commissioner Macfarland,
upon coming into office, took supervi
sion Of the electrical department he has
been working to get overhead wires in
the city OF Washington underground as
rapidly as possible. For sundry reasons
and especially for lack OF legislation, the
work Of removing wires and poles from
the surface had gone slowly. Something
was accomplished in this direction in adj
vance OF new legislation but within the
past fiscal year. since Congress. in the
act OF June 20. 1902. gave the necessary
legislation TO authorize the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company to ex-
tend its cOnduits, much more has been
done.
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
RAILROAD SEEKS TO PUT
EXPENSE ON DISTRICT
Board of Commissioners Reserves De-
cision After Board Hearing.

The Commissioners reserved decision
today after a board hearing granted
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
through its attorney, George E. Ham
ilton. to determine responsibility for
removal OF abandoned material in
streets donated 20 the railroads for use
in connection with the construction Of
the new Union Station.
The contention OF the Commissioners
is that the railroad should pay for haul
ing the material. consisting of concrete.
curbing. etc, amounting in value to per-
haps $50. 900. to a point designated by
the District.
AS the streets have been abandoned
absolutely and completely" by the Gov
eminent. Mr.. Hamilton argued the ma
serial. in fact. went with the streets,
and should be the property OF the rail-
roads. The railroads do not want it,
but insist the District should pay for
hauling Il away.
c. 3. Hunt argued for the District
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
PLEAS FOR CLEMENCY
DID NOT MOVE COURT
Delago Grafton Sent to Peniten-
tiary for Embezzlement.

Delago Grafton. formerly employed in
the medical department Of the George
town University. was today sentenced
by Justice Pritchard to two years i'm
rrisonment in the penitentiary.
Grafton was indicted yesterday for the
embezzlement OF $1,000 of the funds Of
the Institution. He made restitution of
the money. and today pleaded guilty to
the charge against him.
DR.. George B. Kober. dean of the med
zeal faculty. and Walter B. Plumley
made pleas for clemency in behalf Of
Grafton, but TO no avail.
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
TROUBLE AT AN END
IN ALBAY PROVINCE

The Bureau OF Insular Affairs made
public the following cablegram received
today from Governor Taft:
Governor Belts reports the surren-
der to Colonel Bandholtz, of the con-
stabulary, of thirty-three more rifles at
Ligao. Albay. making 100 in all. All
people withdrawn from outlying barrios
returned to their homes by order of
provincial board. Trouble in the prov
ince reported at an end"
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
DECISION ON ADVERTISING.

The Comptroller of the Treasury has
given an opinion TO the District Com
missioners on the question of whether
the cost Of advertising a notice to con-
meet lots with sewers and water mains
should be paid out OF the 50 900 appro-
priation found under the general head
OF contingent and miscellaneous ex-
penses, or out OF the appropriation Of
s.. 500 found under the general head Of
Health Department. He holds IL should
be paid out of the latter
The Washington times., 1903-10-06
AFTER YANKEE wHALERs.

ST JOHNS N. F.. Oct 6.-The New
foundland sealing steamer Neptune. con-
veying the Canadian government expe-
dition to Hudson Bay. whittier it is 60
ing with the object of expelling any
American whalers found fishing in those
waters, passed Northern Labrador Sep
TENDER and entered Hudson Strait.