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Evening journal., 1903-11-05
TWO MORE ARMENIANS
MURDERED IN LONDON
Were Shot From Behind by
a Man Who Then Killed
Himself

London, Nov 5.-The dramatic muir
der of Sagatel Sagouni, president Of
the Armenian Revolutionary Society,
in London on the night of October 90,
has been followed by the assassination
Of two more delegates to the Armenian
convention here. The suicide of the
assassin, though he has not yet been
identified, gives good reason TO be.
lieve that he also was the slayer OF
Sagouni. The two victims were shot
down from behind at close range. The
murderer fired twice at a third man
OF the group, but missed him and at
tempted to flee. Seeing that his es-
cape was cut off he drew another re
volver and shot himself with his left
hand. 1t is considered a significant
fact that the assassin of Sagouni was
also left handed.
The names of the murdered Arme
mans were Aram Grigorian and ST
gran Szmician, and their companion
who escaped assassinatic1, was Rou
ben Giabertian.
It is believed that the identity OF
the assassin may remain unsolved un
less he has been previously in the
hanis of the police, when scars on his
face may render identification easy
Thhs series of crimes hss brought
terror to the Armenians, who fear tC
leave. their headquarters except under
police protection. The police, while
believing that the murderer of Sa
gouni and the assassin of the two Ar
meni ans are identical, fear a continu
alton of the murderous vendetta, and
point to the ease with which the assas
sin escaped them after the killing Of
Sagohni Il indicates. they say, thai
the murderer was harobred and giveT
another set OF clothing by accomplices
5ou1 ut Phone Company For $4,000, 900
De roit, Mich. Nov. 5.-The Mich
gan Telephone Company was purchas
ed at foreclosure sale by n. w. Har
ris. Of New York. FOR a syndicate o.
the blndholders of the company FOL
$4,000, O00. The sale was held at the
count.f building by order of the United
States, Court The only other bidder
was General E. P. Meany. of New
York, representing the American Tele
phone and Telegraph Company, who
bid %.00O000. The upset price" FOL
the property was s2.5OO.OO0.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

The professors Of the University Of
Cricago want the works Of Mother
Goose revised. The poems may need
revision but those professors are
hardly competent TO do the work
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
HiqhIand and ORANGE to Play.

Highland and Orange A. c. football
eleVens VIII meet at South Side Park
or Saturday. The Orange outweighs
the Highland team. but q close game
is expected The advance sale Of tick
lets Is neavy.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
ION JohnsonIs statement.

Cleveland o.. Nov. 4.--Hon. Tom L.
Johnson, the defeated Democratic can
didate for governor of Ohio. gave out
the following statement relative to the
election in this state:
"The result in Ohio Is due to several
causes, OF which the chief was the sue
eessfal attempt of Senator Hanna to
impress upon the people OF this state
that a continuance of undisturbed bus
mess conditions demanded his return
10 the senate In the last few weeks
OF the campaign. the closing Of mills
and discharge OF thousands of work
men. together with bank and business
failures throughout the country, gave
color to Senator Hanna's claim that
the campaign in Ohio involved ma
tional issues Of more immediate i'm.
portance than the betterment Of Oul
local conditions.
Il hope that Senator Hanna's state
ment that his reelection will preserve
the industrial and business situation
/ from disturbance will be verified, an,
that confidence. which he believes t,
be the basis Of prosperity, will be pre-
served
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
Elklns' Condition unehanaed.

Philadelphia, Nov. 5. ~ The condi-
ton Of William L. Ellzins, the multi
millionaire. 10 unchanged from that
Of last night, when a relapse was
noted
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
HERRICK GETS
BIG PLURALITY
Rolled Up a Majority of
II47o6 AS Governor of
Ohio
TOM JOHNSON'S VOTE SMALL

Columbus, Ohio. Nov 5.-The Re
publican plurality In Ohio is f14,70G
for governor and the majority in the
legislature for senator IS So.
Chairman Dick Of the Republican
state committee, secured reports from
all his So county committees. ard an
nounced that Herrick, Republican, had
carried 60 counties. and Johnson, DEM
ocrat, 20. for governor. most Of the
latter by small and the former by large
pluralities. On a total vote Of less than
100000. Herrick's pluralities in the
counties aggregate 1876, 1872 and John
sons 20.476, so that Herrick has q net
plurality in the state Of 114,7O6.
The plurality on the rest OF the Re
publican state ticket will likely be
from 1000 TO 5000 less than that for
Herrick. The total vote for Johnson
was less than that for any Democratic
candidate for years.
OF the senatorial districts, the DEM
ocrats carried only the 32d, 31st. 28th
end a7th. The senate stands 20 Repub-
LEANS and four Democrats.
The house stands SO Republicans and
p Democrats. The majority on joint
ballot for the reelection Of Senator
Hanna will be SO. These figures viii
not be changed by the official returns.
The counties carried by the Democrats
were all in the rural districts, all Of
the larger cities being in the counties
that gave Republican pluralities. The
Republicans carried every county that
they had two years ago, except San
dusky, which is strongly Democratic.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

WANTRD-Do you want a situation'
Try "rhe Evening Journal want
column Telephone your order ID &
A, o75; Delinarvia, 47o oct3-u
NNANTED-Girl wants place upstairs
work. Call "a Carpenter Street
nov5-st
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE-4o acre farm, three miles
from city on Concord Turnpike
Land in highest state Of cultivation.
Buildings in good condition This land
is as fine as any in the state Charles c.
Kurtz, 1911 Market St. Opposite Court
House, oct2o-eod.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
ID canvass Grocer on Nor Iay.

on Monday the Retail Grocers' Ex-
change viii make a canvass Of the
stores of TIE city to find out II they
are In favor Of the early closing move
nent.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Hundreds OF lives saved every year by
having Dr. Thomas Ecleetric on in TIE
HOUSE, just when l. is needed Cures
croup. heals barns. cnis. wounds of every
sort
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

FOR SALE-pattern Shop, complete.
TO be sold cheap as owner is leaving
city. Good business. w. X. c., Even
ing Journal Office. novs-it-w and s-tf
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

Your choice 25c. Straight stems.
New lot. S. II. Durstein, East Sec
ond street,
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
REMOVALS

John F. Mclaughlin, Constable GO n St i ,ss
with Justice,A. c. Pyle. sos Shipley ST.,
has moved his Office TO No 3 T.. 9th ST.,
with Justice Geo. ii. Hollis oct27-7w
Evening journal., 1903-11-05


"lFF'S Alley VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Faclas TO me direct-
ga VIII pc exposed 10 pubic sale az the
sentt House on Market street between
4cnih ana Eleventh streets In the citv
,e llmlrgton New Castle county
state Of Delaware.
on MONDAY.
THE Hh DAY OF NOVEMBER 1QOs
az 10 O'clock a. M.
The following described real estate. viz.
AH thdl certain Tot or piece Of land with
lne lwo-story brick dwelling thereon
erected ana known as No 1916 linden
siratt, Situate in usid CITY nf lVilming-
,2ie. BOUNDED and deserlbed as Follows, to
Beginning AT point ON the northortv
side. OF Linden street. at the distance 81
thirtY-one feet six inches pnsfofl,y fron,
we easterly side of Franklin efr,s.f .
lntnee nqrtherly parallel with Franklin
the division wall between the hofse on
. Ms .ei and the house adjoining ON tne
49, ,ght feet 20 a pQlnt on the
hout aerly Side Of onnalCy four feet wide
running parallel with Linden a,ree, from
rlduhih sliNot TO Harrison street. Thence
eAs'erly along said alley side thirteen fest
parailel with Franklin street and paeei1t
,nlonsh lthe middle OF the division VAL
ol we mouse on this lot and the hous,
adjoining on the east sixty-oicht feot fo ,
point an said northerlv side OF Tfnda,
ltifefl ma thence thereby westerly, min
teen feet SIX inches 10 the place OF be
thoy may with the frce and nnfnfer.
rupted rlght use and privilege nf saio
alley In common with Others entitiaf
thereto forever. Under and subject never.
the less 10 an equitable share Oh the cost.
charges and expense of keeping said alley
la repair
seized and taken IN execution as the
property of Mary R0iep. cNocutrix. hinder
last Will Of Patrick Hdien decaas, d. ana
Mary Bolen, surviving morlgagcr and
John j. Mcaley. administrator 81 Martin
i EIIHnII.IaH NHNt 4 4I..aa
jams A. Mcaley and Mary A. Medley.
terre tenant, and 20 be sold by
EMIT T.. G'rtnWAN sheriff
sheriff Dfnoc Wilmington Delaware
0Ntnhnr H9 1904
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
2s5, 900 IN PENNSYLVANIA
Republican Candidate For Treasurer
Gets Bio Plurality.

Gets BIG PLURALITY.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6.-Complete re-
turns from nearly all counties Of the
state indicate a plurality for William
l.. Mathues, Republican candidate for
state treasurer, aproximating 100000.
The vote by counties for state treas
urer and auditor general follows:
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
cor SALE

Forthe small advertiser there
is nothing like the Exchange
Columns Of The Evening Jour-
nal, which are read in the homes
throughout Wilmington and It's
adjoining territory.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

FOR SALE-Furnished room house, II
rooms, in good order, doing good
business Other business cause for sell
ing. Good location for boarding house
Apply Cor. Fifth and Edgmont Ave,
Chester, Pa nov. sat
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
Paokina Houos Strike Imminent.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov 5.-In all
probability a general strike Of the
union eIaployes Of the local packing
houses will be issued as an outcome
Of the sausage makers strike at Chi
cago. Officers in this city of the Anal
gamated Meat Cutters and Butchers
Union received word to prepare for the
reception of a strike order. Should
such an order be issued it would, It
Is estimated, affect 1900 men and 500
women in the different plants in Kan
IS CITY.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
LOST AND FOUND

T .OS1-On Thursday evening bunch of
four keys between Attn ard Market
and 9th and Madison SITS. Reward If re-
turned TO Evening Journal Office.
oct. 3o-tf
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

1NANTED-Colored house maid ex-
perienced. Wages 81 90 per week.
Address, with refe ence, p. O. BOX os3,
City. nov5-it
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
ROOMS EoR BENZ WITH BOARD

TWO GENTLEMEN can secure board
in quiet home in Newport. Adj
dress Home, Newport, Del oct27eod-3t
Evening journal., 1903-11-05


UNITS SAIL -RY VIRTUE or a
writ OF Ais. Lovarl Faclas, 20 me
directed. will be exposed % public sale
az the Court House on Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, State OF Delaware.
on MONDAY
THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1903,
az 10 O'Clock a. Ia-
the. following described real estate, viz:
All mat CERTAIN lot or piece oi land with
ne two. story brick dwelling thereon
erecad No 1898. situated I'm said CITY of
Wilmington, bounded and described as
follows 10 vii.
BEGINNING al "a point on the northoriy
side p iindcn street, ai the distance OF
clHnifeh feet easterly from ,he easter y
SIDE OF Franklin street. thence nOrthcply
parallel WIN Franklin street and pass ne
through me middle of the division wall
peiwccn the house on fhis lot and the
mousse adjoining On the west siXtv-eiuht
ieel 90 ioiut on The eouherly side OF
an ailfy four feet wide running parallel
WIN Linden street from Frnldaa 10 Her-
lI.cn street. thence cIsferly along sn 4
alley side. thirteen feet six inches 10 4
fSena{r tnence soTthery parallel with
tMnkAn stlct and passing through IN,
middle OF the division wall of the bo,re'
on mis- lot ana the house adjoining on fht
,, ,' s ", feet 10 point IN saii
ihenra thereby westerly Thirteen fc,.. XXX
inches 90 che place of heginninp tth ia.
DhlSnla lhereot what they may. VIII
...l..fi ~ NillihltlIupttu rirn.. Use unU
privilege Of said alley IA common ,Siif
o.h'fs enuted thereto forever. tfndei
' h, funleet nevertheless 90 an eqntable
hAle OF the cost, charges and oSnens q
oi heepnN said alley M repair.
seized and taken Ia execution as Che
,,n ~ ,eI Mary Bolen, eXccutrX under
w .., VI falrick Bolen and Mary Boien
sgrNlNinE mortgasor. ana John j Nleaiev
iu.iliil instructor of Martin j Meaiey. de-
,ffesiia ana John J. Medley. James a
ants, ana TO be sold by.
s..o, ENMlT II. s'rfDWAM sheriff.
October %. 1902.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

FOR SALE" RogersN Tiiple-plated
Dessert, Tea and Table Spoons
Oyster and Gravy Ladies', Dessert and
Medium Knives, Butter, Fruit, Pie and
Orange Knives, Carving Sets. Celluloid
Ivory, Pearl and Ruhber-handle Knives
and Forks WOODWARD & BRO, 800
Market street. If
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Permanent place for good one, with
right wages. At Ardmore. Address,
Mood care the Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05

FOR SALE-Bricklayers, Carpenters
Gardeners Alachinists' Plasterers' f,
Stone Masons' and Contractors Tools
Fine Building Hardware. WOODWARD
& BRO, 3o3 Market street Il
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
SHERIFF SALES.

SHERlFF,S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
Will 81 lev1r Facias TO me directed.
WIN pc exposed 20 public sale al the
thivtS! ~ snS town of Stanton. Nj creek
Delaware,
No.. ON WEDNESDAY.
THE iSth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1908
- az 10 oclock "a. "a
the following described real estate, VIZ:
Al mat cefts'in lot. piece or parcel OF
iand with a stone dwcllng-house. stone
n ~. shop. stable. etc. thereon
~. sei' SITUATE In Stanton in MI. creek
nnhdfed aforesaid. bounded by ehe VIII
~ ilnSpon ana Chrisuana Turnpike road
we Line Stone road, lands of Lewis Ben
nett Lew Workman and others, be the
contents thereof what they may
eei1td and taken In execution as the
property OF AlcSander Elliott, surviving
iAorttd6or, and 10 be sold by
EAMII T.. SNfllI Vs. Sheriff.
Sherins Office, Wilmington Delaware,
November ., 1905
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
NOTICES.

NOTICE-We will occupy the temporary
store at No go King street, where
our business will be conducted as usual
until our new waferooms are completed.
oct24-7w ROBELEN PIANO co.
Evening journal., 1903-11-05
BOARDING

BOARDING and table board; desirable
rooms; nice location and good table.
4oI w. 9th St. oct 3o-Im
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

To flight o. not toll light that Is tho
question?
Anew house for aale cheap njcclyl0-
Gated. Apply ct STATE RANK. 81
Lsaveall yours Subscription forue~s-
papers and periodicals With v. n. Pike
Asst P. N. and prompt attention will
be given.
D.Foutswentout to Dickinson lfon.I
day. Hesays he isKoing to take up j
claim ont in that country some whcre
and turn granger. 4
Farmer Ben Nm came up from his
farm near Portal last Saturday and
viii enjoy HE in the city fora few days.
Ten has been putting up hay and ret
ting his farm into shape for the win
ter. He hassmoved up Oh his claim
and Is one Of the handed psoprietors 81
that section. ~
l!"nry johnson, special agent Of the
Melc!,ants State Mutual Inurance CO..
Of Fsrgo. IS In the city looking ate,
the interests Of his company. He re.:
ports lots OF business Attention j.
called to the advertisement TOT the CON
pany insanother column. ss,ss f: Z
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
Fall Millinery Display.

], wish to announce to my ffieMdsand
patrons the opening vt my Millinery
.Rarior on Friday and Saturday. Sept.
18th and 26tl witt, aI,infnrne,l display
OF the latest effects In Fall Attl.insr..
ENobby Street Hats Chll:cns IIM~as,
Caps and Golf Gloves Ms, afuil line
|of Stevens Bros, samples Of suits, walk
ing skirts, cloaks far Indies misses and
children and turs OF Ill kinds. Call
and see them, Isll:.ll be pleased to- show
them to you. .Allstnct hats. will be
sold at reduced prices to make room
for the trimmed hats.
Mrs. J. STEVENS.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

s . r. 49, - & Fl .
p. A. Hogden left last Monday after
neon for the west where he expects to
hunt up . location.
The TOWNSHIP Of Lewis between Nc
Henry and Bih6oM has been plated
by Oscar Greenland. Now look out
Tor another good town on the branch.
An elevator has been built there this
summer and the first thing you know
stores, etc., will be going in anda town
viii be built before you know 1t.
Nessr. Leland Rhodes, George trin-
ger, VIM. Fuller, Lucius Hazard with
Will Moffat for ballast, drove out Ct
town Monday for Stump Lake, where
they expect to enjoy few days hunt
ing. They took along commissary sup
plies enough to feed q company Of Zulu
warriors and II they don't have good
time it will be their own fault. Billy
Moffat is supposed to be chef for the
crowd. We placed an order for goose
which was promptly booked BY the
boys with the remark that II any geese
accidentally got in the way Of their
guns we would surely get one.
G.. A. Vaughn, 8. G. Mitchell and NJ.
Armbruster of Eagle Grove, Iowa, have
been here this week looking after their
crops. Mr.. Armbruster owns the old
" a. a. 4 S~~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

8. ALlKLOV'0.
M. and NM A. Gofr went down 70
Rogers Sunday via automobile route.
They returned Tuesday.
Mn. n. g Hanson. Of Red Wing,
Mimi, arrived here last Saturday, and
will visit for a couple Of weeks with
her sister, Mrs. C. a. Olsen.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

Go 70 IknsT NA11ouAL Rank lof :
your nSn Loans.
Piano for rent, inquire q IA Has,
KxLI, or phone ~. 4
MI Rma Rukhe has besn visiting
her sister, Mn. A. B. PazsonA sor the r
past few day.
Tvo nontas 1tee; to tlloss: No enter
Mankato Commercial college, Manka-
to, Min, Sept.sL Write Tor &eaatiful /
catalngua.
FoR SALE One 1steseA York
:shire boar, coming three years old.
Apply to George Lawpence, Gecpers-
town, N. D.
Mn. ]. ID. Allen Eetnr1ed from Glen
zoe, Mimi. last Friday. She was ac-
,companied BY her sister. Miss Eliza-
beth Mielle, who will make anextend- |
ed visit here.
in. Brown found his lost bird Cog |
last Friday. He VAS discovered at NJ.
+. Washburn's and the I'd. in the Conr-
Ter Il what found tile dog. Advertisers
win nnd it profitable to place theirads
in the Courier.
er-c,-.,4.- 49,. 8. 49,,
| erstOwn last Saturday to aockafter his
customers, and awaited iatnseh Of the
3nnnnrt,snatv u - ont; md saaoot, a few
- =. 49, ~. "a MOI
s. 1890. .ss'- -. :. -
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e.. .as 49, q" -. -, :. 80 :, l ths.
.sS,.s..s..... - - 49, a.rn r,an.
week eoSos nAs. sa.s 80 ILL p,e,..
bottom side an The building was 10
< l5a 90 that Julias dgares that the
wind was going some.
,,r,.. !. 49,, ,e.,,,,.,,
:. - ~. -. :. 8 -,
o.e = ~, :. . 49, ~ 800 ,,.s
u'oppeu :. ~ zen sn ~ ...'o ~ - at..s
,le ~. se,u :. 80 81. ~ .. 49,. 49, :
uus.le's - o'.e .'s'e. ~ @ - h.,s ny
.,.s ''.e.eks %a :. $500 -, .. "a
pe1 sc,e ".s.. :. ~ wy = 49, -. ~ ~, -
4 - 49, 49, Y = A'''' -" : :
goou las'hel'
u Prof. Loreaux isan enthusiastic foot
4 ball player and IS getting the young
fellows interested in the game In good
] shape. The other day he was showing
the boys how to make tackle and lie
downed some Of the lads while they
4 were thinking OF what was gmng to
J. ,appen ne ouss l,se . .,.s sa. 4 + a.,
..Mon . .v.s ~. 49, d. y - ~ s q
! st'ey ".'' >>'>',->S - : - '---'-'-' &
4 AZ she intends gstng out ct business
81 Mrs. e. e. DoMNE will close out her
i entire stock Of millinery goods within
Il the next ninety days IT the greatest
d possible reduction. Coaaeand convince
81 yourself that prices are right.
] f.,r., near North vasaev Gft,
III - -. 80 - = =. : q.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24

ps,nf 81 p W. RrOuae. at the Statej
ro,. .,.ll s,.hco, v.,,ev Citv mas the
=, er s. e. sProf ". Is. Hartn1an and A.
- s. idvin last veekI.. and ENJOYED al
-. -. hnnting The-t,curier isl
f,,.nEsnl IN Z mess az m ehlckens Is
: -...,,,t 49, = t,,eir l.,ora 4 tn lid
!. 80. .
the great Rea river N.iley ..aos'
ton Under the auspices h @ We .,s1.' :,
1ofks county Aelseuisutels oo.eey ~ s.
nold its nM comme.csns 10y nv, nv
Ss,,,.,s s -. l,.en 3 vnnr,.l nth 4 COM
r ~, a .,1 s tscrat M MIN nave
=. ..taa !. nna Ira rafe fnr IA round
-. ' -
80 s. ".
Peter =: nelson = tnankI., t...s ~
stO'e y sun s.s'.ui.s g "er q ~.
discovered in his store aboa6 L O'Clock
FRIDAY AFTERNOON under, tho store far
n,ce and was Just getting : good start
under the door. For = day or two J.
II. Brown who lives over the store had
smeNed smoke bnt could not discover
where It came from, until Friday after
! moon, ia, smoke was noticed coming out
from around the base bcapis around
the chimney down stairs and the iire
M, MS located. Il had bnrneliga large
i,ole in the floor ana md IL happened
III the night there IS no telling how
much damage might have been done.
! The IRE had evidently been smoulller-
J. inx Tor = day OF two.
=. . 49, - u.,,.v fitv.
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saoe IN, ~ .noan.rsto,n ss,,t
MvlWsy' ~. 49, =. ~ ,,,.,,.,s. q
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-24
q Local. =

We havs improved harms for ale.
sI NA11osA Il nAAA.
eoeE.sAtktnson, Of tho By-Products
Ch,svae instown between trlfns last
Friday.
So. u..,..,, .-.... -,
-. 49, ~. -, $3.50. . s-sSs
49, ~. -, ,,srt,l-,eek. '.@ss23
~ ~. r..,a.nt, dentist. c,oopers.
q - :, -, - sa.,nlt = ii.
s -. 80. ~. =, ~, :, ,,,r.,,., ,c.ico
-. 49,. ~. ,.,1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-05-09
His Bond Not Liable.

Last Tuesday Judge Chad wick
handed down his decision in the
suit brought by Whitman county
against the United States Fidelity
and Guarantee company, which fur
nished the bond of ex-Auditor G. G.
Raby, to recover the sum of 5000
paid to him for saloon licenses by
NJ. j. Rumbaugh and J. L. Smick,
and never turned over to the coun-
ty, says Commoner. The decision
was rendered on the demurrer of
the defendant that the complaint
did not state facts sufficient to con-
stitute cause of action.
Judge Chadwick sustained the
demufTeSin a carefully prepared
and exhaustive opinion. After re-
viewing the facts the court says;
$40 receive money for saloon H.
censes is, in our opioion, one of the
strictly defined duties of the county
treasurer and the county auditor
could not evoke practice, settled
or otherwise to overcome the statu-
tory duties ofany other officer. 1t
would seem That in receiving the
sums which be appropriated he was
acting merely as the agent of the
applicant, in a personal capacity,
receivingsthe money by color of his
office and not by virtue OF his office.
The auditor would probably be
guilty of larceny, and>would GER
taiEly become liable to the county
in civil action, hut in our opinion
the appropriation of the money in
the manner it was appropriated
would not be within the obligation
of the bond so as to render the sure
ty liable for a breach thereof"
l The decision then reviews the
authorities cited and holds that
they do yhot sustain the contention
of the plaintiff.