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NORTH CAsTINE.

Mrs. Ira Webster, who has been very i'll,
is improving.
Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and son belmont were
in Bangor Saturday.
Miss Vera Dunbar, of Penobscot, is Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs. Clara Dunbar.
Miss Viva Dodge, who has been visiting
her father, A. K. Dodge, has returned to
Bangor.
About thirty patrons of Castine grange
attended the Hancock Pomona grange
Saturday at North Bluehill.
Mrs. Eta Brown and daughter Maud.
OF Camden, and Eddie Norwood, OF Bid
deford, are guests at Eastman Dodge's.
Rev. c. W. Wallace, wife and child, who
have been spending several weeks at Lee
roy Wardwell's, returned Wednesday to
Searsport.
Miss Mary w. Hutchins, of North Pc
nobscnt, student AT the normal school,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Au-
gusta Leach.
Religious services were held at Bethany
chapel last Sunday Three young ladies
were admitted. The sermon was by the
pastor, Rev. A. f. Luce.
Isaac d. Dunbar and Charles F. Ward
well. of the schooner Marion Turner,
came from Rockport Thursday for short
stay with their families.
About twenty friends and neighbors of
Daniel Webster and wife gathered at their
home last Tuesday afternoon, it being the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
risge. Refreshments were served. Useful
and pretty presents were left as pleasant
reminders OF the occasion.
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DIED.

BUCK-At Portland. Oct 3, Walter u Buck, OF
Boston, formerly OF oriand. aged % years
CHlPMAN-At Maine general hospital. Port.
iaad, Oct 2, Mrs Henry Chapman. of Bncs g.
port, aged 30 years, months.
DAIGLE-At fiar Harbor. Oct z. Alfred Daisle,
aged 81 years, days
EMERToS-At fiGeksport. DC. 7. AmasA S
Eme,ton, ased 80 care, months.
GiLBERr-At Treaton. Oct ., infant chilli of
Nj and Ars James Gilbert, aged months.
'GoOGTSs-At North Ellsworth, Oct 8. Roger
A, son of susaB and the IAle John Goosins,
aged year. ! month. days.
-JELLIsON-At surry, Oct S. Annie Elizabeth.
daughter OF Mr. andaMrs Frank Jellison.
aged year. month.
fEABERToN-At South s1rry. Oct 4. Ina.
Wtte Of Frank Pemeerion. aged 81 years, 1
months
'SCAMM0S-At Franklin, Oct 2, Mrs PhilenA
scammon. aged 70 years, months, days.
swbZEY-At Rueksport. Oct 9, Misc Liluao
swazey, aged IS years.
WEBBER-At Ellsworth, Oct 8. Mrs Azuba
Webbcr. aged 80 years. months.
WoOsTER-At Hsncock. Oct 0. Amanda p
Wooster, aged IS years, months. IS days.
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NoRrH pEER InlF

Cyrus Brown, Of Camden. is visiting
friends here.
Emery Ellis, who has been on the
steamer ]. Z. Morse. is home.
Mrs. Lucy Ide, OF Dorchester, Mass. Is
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Frost.
Mrs. Mary Hardy is visiting in Ocean
vile, where she formerly lived.
The sidewalk society was entertained bv
Mrs. Joel Powers Wednesday afternoon.
Montaford Haskell who has been mate
Of the schooner Susan n. Pickering, Is
home.
Mrs. Amos Scott has gone to Newport.
X. l., to join her husband, who Is steward
OF the yacht Akels.
Delmcnte Torrey and winsor Torrey
who have been in the yacht Felicia, ar
rived home Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. of Charles
town, Mass, Is visiting her brother in
law, Charles Thompson.
Elmer Hardy has gone to Roekiand
where he is employed as steward of the
schooner Horace p. Shares.
Capt. Eve rett Thompson has brought
the yacht Diana here and viii take her to
Bucksport for winter quarters.
Mrs. Clara Thompson has returned from
Castine, where she has been with her
daughter, Mrs. George Perkins.
Samuel Lowe returned from Rocklsnd
Wednesday. He has sold his schooner
Ethel to the Marston Lobster Pound Co.
Mrs, Mabel Jones has returned from
Attleboro, Mass, where she has been in a
sanitarium. Mrs. Jones is much better.
Capt. Ernest Torrey is now in charge OF
the schooner Horace p. Shares, of New
Haven. Capt. Torrey was formerly COM
msnder OF the schooner D. D. Haskell.
which was wrecked near Cape Henlopen
last winter.
Harlan Billings, of Eggemoggin, il max
ing the granite foundations for stone cot
tage which is to be built next season for
Fred Whitman and Herbert Weston, OF
Boston. The building is to be a double
tenement, the main house to be 35x42
feet. Mr.. Whitman was formerly of Deer
IgIp
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BORN.

,IJYN-At StoutnEtan, Sept -. 10 Mr. and
NJ Marion Allen. sians liter.
,ou DFN-At Trenton. sAcf 5. 20 Mr. and Mrs
Dggiten Bowsien. daughter
ctARK-At Frankiin, sept -. to Mr. and Mrs
idaude I. Clars, son,
nAyis~M Sunshine rccr Islel. Oct !, TO Mr.
"a Mrs z Davis, = daughter.
nowSS--A AZ Sionington, Oct J. 10 Mr. ard Mrs
Augustus Downs, son Noah kbcn.l
wEtsoR-At Ellsworth, Fails, Oct 4. TO Mr. aud
Nr. Charle. Is kelsor, daughter.
,.I,RA-Af stoniagton, Sept p, 10 Mr. aud
NJ Mashaia Laura, daughter.
xtrgELs AT West fsrooksviiie. OFT q. 10 STR
~ Mrs Benj1min >ieksls. a dana hter.
srAPLEs-At Pcne0scot, Oct Z, TO Mr. and Mrs
rrank VI staples, daughter.
wTIlIANs-Af stouington. Sept 50, to Mr. AID
Ms Wllliam Davenport williams. = daughter
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RIJEHUI FAILS

Mrs. f. NJ. Dove has gone to Portland
to visit. Mrs. B. A. Wood will take her
place in the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colson are back from their
vacation. They will leave soon for Masss-
chusetts for the winter.
Ross Hall was in this place few days
last week TO see his wife and two sons,
who have spent the summer here.
Edmond Sylvester and wife are back
from Egypt. They left Monday for Port
land to visit two weeks before starting for
California.
Guy E. Wood, Of jacksonville, Fla.
spent last week with relatives and friends
in Bluehill Falls and East BluehiIl. He
left for Florida Monday.
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You will want Flowers sometime
MOSES, FLORIST, BAR HARBOR
Open All the year round.
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BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

q Sundays only.
Trains leaving Ellsworth Tl6 m and els !
m, and arriving Ellsworth Ii Sc m, lO.l7 D %
connect with Washington Co Ry.
tStop on signal or notice to Conductor.
These trains connect at Bangor with throus !
trains on Main Line, to and from Portland, Boz
ton and ST. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procur,
tickets before entering the trains and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls TO Ellsworth.
+. Z. BOOrHBY, G. p. 4 T. A.
GEO. Y. EVANS,
Vice Pres and GENT Manager
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Send your orders for FLOWERS far any
purpose TO MOSES, BAR HARBOR, and
you win be pleased.
Open all the year'round.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
SAILED.

EIi.wor,h Port.
SAILED.
Friday. octs
Sch julia Frances. Alley, Rondout, siave,
"hiIcomO. Haynes & Co
ARRIVED
Sunday. Oct
Sch Storm Petrol. Bonsey. Salem
Tuesday. Oct 10
Sen Sarah. Bar Harbor
Sch Revenue, Bar Harbor
Hancock County Ports.
CAsrISE-oct 6. ar sch Silver Heels. NY
6ouLDsBoRo-ocI 4. sid sch Hattie Lewis
Rock port
oets, ar sch Oracle J, Rice, Portland
Oct ,, ar sch Always Ready. Jonesport
Oct ]. sid sch Always Ready
sToStseToz-Oct 5, sld sehs Brigadier, Fl
heman. Fannie and Fay. all for ny
suLLTvAS-Oct 10. sid sch y II odiorne, Y
Domestic Ports.
BANGOR Oct s, sid sch C Lane. New York
Oct 9. ar schs Sarah A Blaisdell, Boston
Northern Light. do. Sid schs hyrcBus, r
octlt. sid sch George Sevinser.
BoorHBAr HARBoR-oct 9. aid sch Wesley
Abbott, Rondout
BOsroS-oct Q, ar sch Melissa Trask. Hobo
Ken
BRusswIcx GA-Oct Q. sid sch Stanley II
Minor, santilh
CITY isLASp-oct 4. bound east. sch Penob
Oct 8, bound east schs Mary Elizabeth, Perth
esm6oy for Oyster Bay; Emma Briggs, Port
oct Q. bound south. Sullivan sawin. swan
Island for ]; FREQ b Beiano, Ssoninston for
Dor, y 5 for Z; Willis 4 Guy. orland Tor do
Clark. bangor for New Rochelle; Henrietta
4 Whitney, Ellsworth for Newark (t2 hours.
BOY sound east, sch whitmore. South Amboy
Oct 8, bound south, schs Miranda. Bangor for
David Faust, dc for 40; Andrew Nebing.
81 10 Tor do Puritan. somes souni FOR DO >
frank seavy, stoningtop for do; Jeremiah
smith. sullivan for do, Florence Leland. Ntnai-
n p for do; Wesley Abbott Ellsworth for
Oct 9, bound south, schs Brigadier, stoning
ton for y; Harriet c Whitehead, do for do
OCT 10, bound south. schs Nellie Grant, Ellie
.or'hi Z Lane, Bangor; fiheman, stoning
DELAWARE BREAKwArER--oct s, passed out
sch Willie Maxwell. Phiia for Gloucester.
GLoUcEsTgR--oct 0. ar sch wilhe L Max.
well, Phiia
HrAssIs--Ar sch David Faust
iLTSs-oct 4. sid sch Winchester. Maurice
Oct 9. ar sch penobscot. Phila
lHarbor
NEW YoRK-oct 8. sld sch R d Spear, Bar
Harbor
NORFOLK. vA-oe. e. ar sch John Becker
man, Boston
PORTLAND - Oct 9, ar sch Matte Allies.
north Brooksyiile for Rondout
PoRTsk oUTH-oct 10. ar sch II G Perkins,
bass Harbor for Gloucester
sALEM-oci 4, aid sehs Miranda, y; David
Faust, do
Oct s, ar sch Hazel Dell, Caracomsn River, Va
Oct 10, ar schs Matte j Allies, North Brooks
sile for kondoai; Rebecca J Whilldin, ston-
ington for n
Paul
VINEYARD HAvEx-Oct 5. ar sch Flora
Condor. st George. s /. for Bangor
:, Oct .. ar schs Melissa Trask, Edgewater for
boston; r I Rnndlett. Port Reading for North
sast Harbor; Modoc. South Amboy for do.
Passed, schs Pochasset, Phila for Lynn; Annie
and Reuben. stonington for N
oct 8. sid sch Modoc. South Amboy for North
east Harbor
Notes.
Schooner Clara Rogers, OF Machias, which
went ashore at Egg Rock, Deer Isle, was towed
70 Rockland Saturday. She Is loaded with lum-
Der for New YORK, and is nearly full of water.
she win repair at Kockland.
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ASSIGNMENT OF CASES.
The remainder of the forenoon was
taken up with the calling of the docket
and assignment of cases.
Twenty-seven cases were put ON the
general trial list, and fifteen of these were
specially assigned.
The most important case on the special
assigned list is the will case of Mrs. Flora
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Notes.

Schooner Clara Rogers. Of Machias, which
went ashore at Egg Roek, Deer Isle. was towed
Der for New York, and is nearly full of water.
she win repair al Rockland.
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EAST LAMOlNE,

By the death of Maria Susan
Colvin, wife of Benjamin P. Hodgkins,
East Lamoine has lost one of its most re-
spected residents. She was born in West
Avon, Conn, in 1910, and married Mr..
Hodgkins in 1851. They lived in Connec-
ticut for five years, when the call of home
brought them to Mr.. Hodgkins' native
place, and for forty years they lived hap
PLY together. Three children were born
to them - Nelson NJ, who died in 1895,
Rexford c. and Grace Phila, who survive.
Mrs. Hodgkins was a kind and loving
wife and mother, and because of her kind
ness and cheerful disposition, she was
aAunt Ria" to all who knew her.
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HANCOCK s. J. COURT.
OCTOBER TERM OPENED TUES.
DAY MORNING.
CHIEF JUSTICE wrswELL PRESIDING
NEW GRAND JUDY EMPANELED AND
cHARGED-coURT OFFICERS.



Presiding Justice = AsDREw p wiswELL,
Clerk-JoHs 2. KsowLTos. Ellsworth.
County Attorney CHARLgs III. woop, Bar
Harbor
sherif-BYRoS n. MAYO, Ellsworth.
Crier-BuRKE LEACH. Backspors.
Deputies - BrRKE LEACH. Bncsspors: RIOS
coz IL. sPRIs6Ek, West Sullivan; JAMES ;.
tksssLD. 1rrmsat; BLoosFIELD hIssIxs,
Bar HArb0r. DAVID =. CsEsEY, Ellsworth.
steDog rspher-C. D. BAKKows, Portland.
hesseRger-HasLIs MADDocKs, Ellsworth
The October term Of the supreme court
for Hancock county convened yesterday,
with Chief Justice Andrew P. wiswell
presiding.
At the opening Of the court, Rev. j. VI.
Adams offered prayer.
After the usual procIamations, the cali
ing and empaneling OF juries was taken
up.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
The attorneys present at the opening of
court were as follows:
Acknowledgement Fl. E. HamIin, B. t.
Sowle, A. w. King, John A. Peters, Henry
Nj. HAIL. George Is. Stuart, Fred L. Mason,
L. f. Giles, d. E. Hurley, F. C. Burrill,
John F. Knowlton, Harry l. Crabtree, W.
f. Whiting, Of Ellsworth; o. P. Cunning
ham, o. F. Fellows, Bueksport; L. B.
Deasy, E. s. Clark, Charles II. Wood, John
E. Bunker, IT,, E. n. Benson, Montelle
W. Abbott, E. B. Mears, II. L. Graham,
Bar Hsrbor; Edward E. Chase, Bluehin;
Bedford E. Tracy, Winter Harbor: George
R. Fuller, Southwest Harbor; J. Ii. Mont
gomery, Camden.
THE JURIEs-
At this term of court new grand jury
was sworn in and charged by the court.
The jury as finally organized is as follows:
GRAND JURY.
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SOCIETY AND
THE PRINCE

Mr. W Lanz. the Acting Italian Con
sui, in the absence of Consul Schaefer,
entertained. unohcially, at dinner on
Thursday evening at his Punahou
street residence in honor OF Captain,
the Count Mareno di Moriondo, COM
nander of the cruiser Calabria and
two other officers.
Yesterday morning Prince Ferdinando
OF Savoy. midshipman aboard the Gala
bria, Captain Moriondo and a number
of the other officers of the cruiser. were
the guests of Mr.. LAM on a delightful
trip by rail TO Haleiwa- The party left
on 9:15 a. m. train in a special car.
The visitors enjoyed the scenery, espe-
cially commenting on the rich fields OF
sugar cane through which they passed.
At Haleiwa a delightful luncheon was
enjoyed. The party returned to Homo
lulu On the regular afternoon train
Mr.. LAM other guests Were Mrs.
LAM, Mrs. Herman Focke, Mrs. Chas-
B. Cooper, Miss Lady Macfarlane. Hon
a s. Cleghorn. Portuguese Consul A
de Souza Canavarro and Mr.. James
Gordon Spencer
Last evening the after deck Of the
Gala bria was enclosed with flags Of
nations, which, under the electrics was
a charming place 10 be in, at least for
shore folk. Several town guests en-
joyed the hospitality Of the Prince of
Savoy and Captain Moriondo at din
ner, among them being Acting Consul
and Mrs Lanz, Captain and Mrs.
Niblaek, Mr. and Mrs Herman Focke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Miss
Lady MacfarIane
Today's program includes a trip TO
Pearl Harbor on the Z. s s. IroQuois.
the Prince and other italian officers be-
ing the guests Of Captain Niblack,
commander Of the tug. Several ladies
viii be in the party.
On Monday afternoon a canoeing par
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Honolulu, Oct. 6. 1905.
Hon E c. Peters. 1st Deputy Attorney
General, Territory Of Hawaii.
Sir: In reply 10 your letters of even
| date herewith, 1 beg TO reply as fol-
lows:
/ This department is now and always
has been ready and willing TO assume
charge of the criminal cases IN the
Circuit Court, and the grand jury as
well Although it would be impossible
10 efficiently dispose Of all the criminal
business now on the calendar with our
present staff, still We would be willing
| TO dispose OF such amount Of the bust
ness as our Office could handle
I realize that, according 10 the de-
eision Of the Supreme Court in the case
of Castle VS. The Secretary of the Ter
ritory. reported in the 18th Hawaiian
Reports, partially constituting the Coun-
ty Act, the Attorney General has the
general supervision OF all criminal
prosecutions throughout tia Territory
Ny idea is. that if the Attorney
Generals Department is DESTROYS of
preparing indictments and presenting
criminal cases TO the grand jury, then
such department should also prosecute
the indictments found by it. so that
there would be no divided authority
or responsibility. In other words, in
order that the criminal business should
be properly disposed OF, it would be
necessary for either the Attorney Cen
erals Department to assume complete
control OF such cases. including their
presentment TO the grand jury. the
preparation of indictments, and the
conduct of the trial in the Circuit
Court thereof, or that the County At
toruey should have such complete con-
troll.
While I do not concede that the de-
cision in the Castle case, above quoted.
is decisive Of the rights and powers
Of thu Attorney Generals Department
and the Department Of the County At
torney. as TO prosecutions in the Cir
cult Court and the findings of indict-
ments therein. yet in order that the Two
may work harmoniously,
and realizing that justice might suffer
as q result OF conflict as 10 author
ity. and further realizing that as pres
ent constituted your department has
staff sufficiently large to handle aud
cope with the class of cases you refer
20 IN your letter I an inclined 10 view
v-ith favor your suggestion
I would say, in passing, that II has
been and now IS the desire. as far as
I know. Of the Board OF Supervisors,
&C render ne every assistance. and al
lCw ne staff large enough 70 prop
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Honolulu. Oct. S. 1906.
VI + z 7 Z I LIS,
1st Deputy Atty. Gem

Honolulu. Oct s. 1905.
Hon. z. A. Douthitt. County Attorney.
| County of Oahu. Territory Of Ha-
( wall
! Sir. In order that there be no mis-
understanding as TO the attitude Of the
| Department of the Attorney General
relative TO criminal prosecutions gen
orally throughout the Territory, de-
sire To supplement my letter to you OF
even date herewith with the following
statement:
The Supreme Court in the case of
Castle vs.. the Secretary OF the Terri
tory. reported in the 18th Hawaiian
Reports. at page 769, said:
Creating counties and providing for
their government does not require and
therefore does not imply the abroga-
ton of the functions in respect Of
Territorial affairs of the Territorial Of
ficers such as the Attorney General and
Superintendent OF Public Works. As
far as officers other than the Attorney
General are concerned. we do not con-
slider that the Act unduly encroaches
upon their prescribed functions. The
Organic Act places with the Attorney
General the duty of prosecuting viola
tons Of Territorial penal laws and
claims, together with many other du-
ties imposed upon him by the laws OF
Hawaii. subject 10 such modification
as the Legislature may by Law enact.
The provision that these duties are
subject TO modifca ton by the Legisla-
ture was not necessarily made solely
with reference TO the authority TO ere
ate Counties etc. but may approx
mately relate as well TO details
making those duties more specific, OF
charging them. but not substantially
revokfng them nor substituting for
their performance another officer in
place Of the Attorney General
The Territory. as well as counties
Is concerned in the enforcement of
Territorial penal laws II Is the Terri
tory and not the counties 70 which
accrue fnes and costs for violation Of
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ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL
TAKE FELONY CASES

Territorial laws and the proceeds of
Territorial claims To place with
county attorneys to the exclusion of
the Attorney General the duty of prose-
cutting them would not be q .modifica-
ton of the Attorney Generals duties,
but practically a repeal of that portion
Of the Organic Act which relates to
them. Violation of county ordinances
and prosecution Of county claims would
properly be entrusted TO county attor-
neys only, but that is the extent to
which their exclusive authority can go
without subverting the Territorial sys-
tenn provided by Congress. Even if it
We're true that the Act in respect OF the
Attorney Generals functions, or in
some other respects. goes further than
is contemplated by the provisions of
the Organic Act for county govern
ment. there is nothing therein which
appears TO us TO inyalidate the Act.
The result would simply be that the
Attorney General would still be author
lied 10 perform all of his functions as
prescribed by the Organic Act as far
as they concern Territorial matters.
This is perhaps the intent of the pro-
vision in the County Act which makes
the county attorneys the deputies of
the Attorney General
From the foregoing. this department
is OF the opinion that it has entire
charge and control of all the criminal
prosecutions throughout the Territory
OF Hawaii. and will assert that author
ity generally as to all county attor-
neys throughout the various counties
OF the Territory of Hawaii.
have the honor to be, sir,
Very respectfully yours,
(S.) E. C. PETERS
1st Deputy Atty. Genl-
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Household Furniture
Fittings, Surf Boats,
Plants, Etc, Etc

belonging TO the Seaside Hotel
Ltd and situated IN the premises
zznovn as the HAWAIIAN HOTEL
ANNEX al Waikiki. being the con-
!. tents Of all the buildings excepting
the rnauka Waikiki corner buiding)
upon the premises. consisting Of
Pianos,
Parlor Furniture.
Bedroom Furniture OF Iron. Brass,
Oak and Mahogany,
Bedsfeads. Dressers, Bureaus,
Chenoniers. Rockers. Tables.
Bedding. Towels. Bathing Suits.
Diningroorn Furniture, Tables.
Linen. Chinaware, Crockery, Cook
Eng Utensils.
OH Paintings, Rugs. Safe,
Folding Desk Ornaments, Linoleurn,
Lanai Chairs, Lawn Iron Chairs,
Benches, - a.
Surf Boats. Plants.
Etc, Etc.
The Furniture. etc. will be offered
as whole.
Further particulars OF
F wUNDENBERG ESQ,
Assignee for Creditors OF waikiki Sea-
side Hotel Ltd, or
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cases TO dispose of and if we divide
them II viii expedite matters. We
have from so TO 20 police cases each
day Besides, this Office must still at
tend to opinions, prosecution Of county
ordinances and civil cases"
Acting Attorney General Peters stat
ed that by the Castle decision his de-
partment must take over all commit
tai cases and that the present action
was taken both to relieve the County
Attorneys offices and to avoid future
complications.
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other business that might devolve upon
tie County Attorney under the Coun-
ty Act; and 1 do not believe, as Won
seem to indicate in your letter, that
the further incurrence of expense. If
such incurrence became necessary TO
the proper administration of this de-
parIment
In future as far as regards the GRIM
inal business of the county. I wiz as
sumo complete control over all Grimm
al prosecutions in the Police Court. as
well as all cases before the Circuit
Court on appeal
I beg TO remain.
Respectfully yours.