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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
CONTEMPT OF COURT
JUDGE JONES CALLS ATTENTION
 TO PERSONAL DIFFICULTY..
Bfrmingham's First Apartment House to be Erected-More RumOrs arc Heard of New Passenger
 Stations.

Birmingham, April 2S.-(Special. a- When the United States court con- vened this morning, Judge Thomas G. Jones took occasion to call attention to the fact that a personal difficulty had taken place yesterday between c. P. Jones, a newspaper reporter, and Roland Shugart, a well known young attorney of this city, on the propeEty of the government.
 This Is punishable as contempt of the court, stated the judge, and he ordered the district attorney to i'm mediately issue rules nisi for the rar- ties interested to appear before him next Thursday morning and show Esause why they should not be iaeld for contempt In his statement to the two young men Judge Jones tctday stated that the government had ex- elusive Jurisdiction to deal with mis- hehaviors on its property. b.
 According to the bare facts brought to the court it would appear thats the young men were liable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

Electric lighted dining ears are on trains amd 4 between Birmingham and Now Or iaans Lebanon and CincnnAIi; also on .rains to between Montgomery and Nashville. Service a Ia carte
 New and handsome chair cars tseats .r.ol operated on trains l and 4 between E,nctnneti and New Orleans. High back Snst coaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between Cincinnati Louisville .HS New Orleans.
 Train No. 1 carries through Pullmans from Chicago, Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans Also through day coach and Sleeper between St. Louis and Montgomery through tourist sleCpers to San Francisco Orleans and St. Louis to Jacksonville also
 Train No. carries through Puimans from Cincinnati and New York to New leaving Montgomery at s;So D. m Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
INTERPRETING RUMOR.
Central to Extend from AndaIusia to
 Pensacola.

Columbus. Ga. April 2S.-(SpeciaI)- It Is reported here that the Central of Georgia Railway is preparing to ex- tend it's line from Andalusia, Ala to Pensacola, Fla, distance of between thirty and forty miles; that it now has surveyors on the scene and that Su- perlntendent Moies. President Winburn and Chief Engineer Steele of the Central have during the past day or two made a trip over the proposed line in hacks.
 With this extension made and the short gap filled in between Greenville, Ga, and Newman. Ga, which work has practically been decided upon, the Cen tral would have a short line from Chattanooga, Tenn, to Pensacola, via Columbus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

Wednesday we, and Saturday via New orl..n.
 Train No. carries through pn,,,.
 rom New Orleans to New York ana r,nN,ns nati and Jaeksonville to St LouIs n1aEna- to Chicago. sieep-
 Train No carries through puil,o. sleepers from New Orleans to New Yori- Cincinnati, Chicago and through day eoa,c and sleeper Montgomery to St. Louis Witba out change. "'th-
 All through trains make close connsc,t.. at Cincinnati, Evansville, St. Louis ana New Orleans for all points North, South East and West
 For further information pertaining to rates, routes and schedules consult tick st agents L. N. R. R. or write or call on P. Sid Jones. Dist. Pass. Agent, and R. A Peirce. Trav Pass. Agent BirminEham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
A IittIe Rov,. Dentb.

Sylacauga. April 2s.-(Special) IA little son of Mir. Hallmark, who lives at Odin's Mill, about three miles west of town. became entangled in a run ming shaft this morning and was so seriously hurt that he onfy lived few minutes after the accident. The little boy was playing about the mill unno- ticed by his father when 1t happened
 Farmers in this section continue to sell cotton, regardless of the decline in prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Annther nntch of pamnge suits.

Another batch of suits aggregatlng s120, ,OO0 was filed in the office of City Court Clerk Gillespy against the Ala bama Steel and Wire Company. for damages growing out of the explosion in the Virginia mine on February 20 last.
 The suits filed today were for dama- ges for the death of five Italian miners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

People often ask how long q gas range will last. We confess we can not tell exactly. 1t depends on the care that is given it. At 8 p m. in the BIjOu Theatre every day of next week MT. J. l.. Wyatt, m expert cook nnd demonstrators, will give free in- struetiOns and demonstrations on the use and care of the gas range. You are cordially invited to come. The Montgomery Light and Water
 Power Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Firnt Apnrtment House.

J. c. Whitfield has let the contract to Carrigan and Lynn to build three story up-to-date apartment house on Fifth Avenue and Twenty-tnird Street. The building will be of brick and slow burning construction. and will be di- vided into eight apartments of from three to six rooms each. It will be heated by steam furniss ed by the Bir- mingham Railway. Light and Power Company This will be the first mod ern and first-class apartment house to be erected in Birmingham. The prop erty and building will mean an in- yestment of more than $50,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
AcouItted at Preliminary.

John P Robinson. who was brought back to Birmingham from Chattanooga on a charge of grand larceny was re- leased today after a preliminary trial before Justice Charles J. Martin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
n,ru,inrbnm City Election.

BirminghRm's city election will take place on Monday. Democratic candi- dates for aldermen in the first and sec ond wards have no opposition. An in- dependent candidate, A. J. CKeefe, has announced in the third ward while in the other six wards the Socialist tarty has a candidate for alderman. George B. Ward has no opposition Tor mayor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Memorial Day nt Scale.

Scale, April 2S.-(Special. )-Memo- rial exercises were held here Wednes- day under the direction of James Cam tey Chapter, |. D. c. An interesting program was carried out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

People often ask how long gas range will last. We confess we can nOs tell exactly. It depends on the care that is given it. At D m. in the BitOu Theatre every day of next week Mfr. J. l.. Wyatt, an expert cook and demOnstratOr, will give free i'm struetions and demonstrations on the use and care of tine gas range. You are cordially invited to come.
 The Montgomery Light and Water
 Power Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
ROSE SHOW.
UnIQue Social Entertainment Given at
 GreemHbOFO.

Greensboro April 2s.-(Special. )- The Rose Show. under the auspices of the Ladies Improvement Association" at the Opera House last night, was well attended, and $55 was realized. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. M. P. Otis, Mrs
 Osborn, Mrs. Helton, F. D. Gulley and Wm. E. w. Yerby. 4 handsome waiter of strawberries and roses was won by Miss Carrie McFadden. who received the greatest number of votes for be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

Laxative Promo Quinine. the world wide Cold Cure, removes the cause. Call for the full name and look for signature of E. W. Grove. 25c. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Colonel Denson Makes statement.

In a card issued today Colonel w. H. Denson, father of w. A. Denson who was shot yesterday morning by R. L. Leatherwood. stated that his son never preferred any charges against Leather wood before the Executive Committee of the Alabama Bar Association Leatherwood did prefer charges against Denson and some one did prefer charges against Leatherwood.
 w A. Denson was greatly improved today from the injuries received in the affray yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Big Property Purchase.

Deeds were passed today stransferr- ing three blocks of property, except- ing five out of twenty-four blocks, on the south side of First Avenue, be- tween Fourteenth and Seventeenth Streets, to Gen. E. W. Rucker. trus- tee. The amount involved in this transaction is $190,000.
 It is stated that the property was purchased by some railroad entering Birmingham and may be used for a passenger station. General Rucker makes no statement as to who pur- chased the property. Nearly one thousand feet on First Avenue was par- chased and 1t is generally understood that the remaining five lots are also under control of the railroad also.
 There is much activity also adjacent to the Southern Railway tracks near Twenty-sixth Street from First to Fifth Avenues and rumors prevailed a while back that this property would be used for a passenger station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

Fancy cheese, Philadelphia Cream, Imported Swiss, Neufchatei, Edams, Pineapple, Sap SngO, ROQuefOrt and Imported Brick.
 Brock Grocery Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Grnnh Lodge to Meet.

The Grand Lodge of District No. q, Independent Order of B'Nai BRith, will meet in Birmingham Monday next ana delegates will be here from Tennessee, Alabam, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, Arkansas and Texas. Joseph Beitman, of Birmingham, is president. > Lieutenant Governor R. M- Cunning ham will deliver a lecture before the B'Nai B'Rith Sunday evening in Temple Emanuel. Upward of 100 delegates will attend the grand lodge meeting and the local lodge will give elaborate entertainment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
SUCCESSFUL RAID.

Revenue Officers Get Busy on Sand
 Mountain.
 Scottsboro, April 2S-(Special. )-The United States revenue officers, Messrs. Root and Arnold. made very successful raids on Sand Mountain today near Barnes postofice and captured Charley Webster and destroyed his copper still. togather with lot of beer and whis- key After leaving there the ofieers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
CASE CONTINUED.

It is, SC easy to take Piso's Cure, for a Cough. and be relieved and cured. 25c. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
Southern Baptist
 Convention
KANSAS CITY. MAY 1O-17. 1905.

Special SIeepers and Chair Cars (seata free in Chair Cars) leave Montgomery 1:ik A. NJ. May 9th. running through without change to Kansas City via M. & O. to St. ing Kansas City 5:2O F. M. May 10th. Stop-overs allowed at St. Louis returning. Round trip rates one fare plus sec. For reservations write Rev. O. F. Gregory, D. D.. Montgomery, Ala. or
 P. s. HAY. s. B. P. A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

Fresh Berries and Vegetables, Fine Homegrown Strawberries and every thing you want i'm the vegetable line, including tender Spring Beets.
 Brock Grocery Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29

Central of Georgia Railway. Arrival and departure ot trains, Union Pas. aengsr station. Montgomery, Ala, Re. Secfiye Jan Sth. 1905. S0th Meridian Time
 DEPARTURES. Sor Union Springs, Troy, Andalusias Eufaula, Ozark, AmertcuS. AL bany, Columbus. Macon, Au. Rusta and Savannah. ........... a:Gopra For Union Springs. Troy, AndaIusia, Eufaula, Fort Gaines, Dawson, Americus, Albany. Columbus. and Macon .... e.. .... si1oana
 ARRIVAL9 From Savannah AugustS, Macon, Columbus. Albany, Americus ozark, Eufaula, Andalusia, Troy and Union Springs. ........... III: :Iomxa Erom Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, Albany, AmericuA Dawson, Fort Gaines, Eutaula AndnluBia, Troy aud, Union BprtnRs.... 7sBOpm
 
 All Trains Daily. For further information write or apply to Fred- B White, Commercial Agent Com. merce st., s. T. suratt D. T. A., MontSom. cry. Ala
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
Snaitutt fur SdJ0nbtitspasss.
SHtsrsHants aInifaIteH TN Rssitsn BerItns.
cine ufus Jubuitrte.

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sibt es cine sanSs 2lnsabl bon anfdl.
ten, Die ben Sitel .Snititut fir S9Sr<
hsitspfl.se" Fiibren uno iid nit Der
glufgube befafen. Die Meni9en 5u Ders
l6pnern.
Sie 2unbftaft, Die natiirli9 gum
allersrObten 2bsils aus 9amen beitebt.
ipiro in einem elegant einserihteten
Salon empfaneen. WlGnner tommen
ipobl uu9 bierber, absr nur pesen Der
Sunos unO Nd9elpfleee. 8ispeiIen 1T
nit oieTem Salon elm tleines 8erz
taufsbureau perbunben, in oem parz
fiimsrisn unb 9esenitGnoe Der Spgiene
pertauft peroen. Dem Snititut lit
meiitens Elm piHenIdaftli9 eebiIoeter
2r5t bsigeorbnet, Den Dig 9amen, Die
einen S90nbeitsfebler gu beieitieen
ipiin16en, nm Rdtb fraeen. 9a gilt
es Die Run5eln bes 9eit9ts. Die uHs
I66nsn SGnsebadsn. Die Salten am
Sals uno binter ben Sbren gu beieiti'
gen. 0ermittelit bes tleinen WtaHdges
initruments, Der @Ifenbeintugeln, Die
elm i9parosr 9riff perbinoet, selingt
has Der Iu9tunbieen Sanb portreffli9.
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ausIeben, Die unreinli6teiten unb 6etts
anfGBe SeritOren. Sin anoeres Silfsz
mittel iit Die Glettrolpie, our9 Die
WiiteHer, War3en uno anoere 8erunz
sierunaen Der Saut beIeitist iperosn.
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lit iogar porgetommen, oab iie unter
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beIeitigt bat. sic bat Den elettriI9en
Wantel erfunoen, Der, cine Dame ums
biilleno, nit NtetalIfGoen ausgeituttet
lit, in oenen Die bineineeleitete @lettri=
SitGt cine ipobltbuenbe gluffriI9ung
Ser 1erpsn gibt. @us fsrnsr alIss an
9smiI6en Mitteln erfunoen 1T, UNI
ipeiBe SGnoe gu er3ielen. 1T 2egion;
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I6einen aber INNER unter neuen Siz
teIn. 9ieIe Maniture Ipielt ii6erbaupt
beute eine &olIe, an Die unIere 8orfabz
rem Dor 80 Sabren nibt i'm entferntez
fen oa9ten, uub iie 1T i'm Sduie Der
Mooeoume Der not6penoige tGglidbe
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Der tIeinen, nidt gu i9peren SunteI
9eIhei6 piFsn, ole Dem glrm cine ans
mutbige Runoung sibt, iie mub tGg=
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matiI6 Die Stimme I6ulen, am beitsn
bel einem Der 5ubIreihen Spre1s uno
@ortragstiinitler einen SurIus nebs
men.
Die S6GnbeitspfIsge bat iib bsreits
gu elmer Suouitris entpidelt, Die ibren
9laB i'm mooernen Seben einnimmt.
gDir babsu grofeToren Der S60nbeit
uno 6paT9uIen Der S60nbsit, tpie
mir friiber mir iol6e fir Die @ifens
f6cft bdtten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
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Ruo3iu fiel Oen Barrier 9oli5iiten aud
elm alter Mdnn nit einem prGhtig
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9ieTsr @reis ertldrte Dem aommiITGr,
Der ibn pernabm, nit ii9tli1em
Stol3e: ,Sie peroen mid gum 30.
Wale in oas Depot fbiden; es miro
pabri6einIib bas lebte Uial isin, uno
um meins 2aufbabn piirois gu be-
f6lieben uno meinen Sitel Senior Der
2anOitrei9er' gu redtfertieen, mill ib
Sbnen aud iugen. iper i9 eigentli9
bin, mas i9 bisber nod ME eetban
babe. Wan nennt mid ben Batter
Samis, in Der Sbdt bin ib aber Sean
Manfaur, Wiarquis De Samis, 1929
geboren, lebtsr Spr0bling elmer febr
beriibmten Samilie." Gum gefpeiie
fir feline 9ebauptunsen legte Der @rsiS
alte peredmente Dor, Die feline 4b=
itammuns pon Dem urulten @oelsee=
I6le6t Samis liar oarlegten. 9luf Die
Srage 6ss 9eamten, ipesbalb Der alte
Serr elm feiner 9tbitdmmung unipiir=
6iges 2sben fiibrte. sripioerte oieier
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quis De Samis iitb nidt ou5u entz
f9lisben, DON feiner SGnoe grbsit gu
Isben. SD 5og es Dor, frei gu Iebsn
uno tsinen anOeren @ebieter als mid
Telbit gu baben." Seine propbe5eiuns
beipabrbeitets iid: er ipuroe dufs
Reue ins Depot ubsefiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

Die feiniten Orudarbeiten in Der Sta6t,
9eifert bic Office Oes -BO9enblatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
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in utler Stiae elm @rei9niB UollSO9en,
bsfsu 8eoeutuus fiir bic wirfiame Be
tampfuns Der pOlHii6cn PrOpasanou
gar ni6t bod senus ein,ui6dsen lit.
IS iinO in POisn uuO 9SsitpreaBen ui6t
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21
Land Offices Consolidated

The records and fixtures Of the dis.
continued Akron land office, ordered
by the general land commissioner to
De shipped to Sterling and made a
part OF the local Office, were received
Tuesday morning. The ONCE at Akron
was discontinued June 3Oth and since
that date all business Of the former
Akron office has been received At
Sterling. Owing to the delay, how.
ever, in receiving the records it has
been impossible to give it attention
and consequently business from the
Akron district has accumulated until
good sized stack of papers await
action. Now that the records have
arrived it will be attended to without
further delay.-Sterling Advocate.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21
Notice For Proposals.

Office Of Mayor Julcsburg, Colorado. July
18th. 1905
Scaled proposals for the furnishing OF all
materials. supplies. labor etc.. and to sustain
all the expense incurred in constructing side
walks. street and alley crossings and street
curbine. in the Town OF Julcsburg, rs order
ed BY the Board of Trustees In resolution
adopted by said Board on the 18th day OF
June. 1905. and In resolution adopted by said
Board on the l7th day of July, 1865. in accord.
ance wish the provisions OF Ordinance No. H,
OF said town and the specifications adopted
and prescribed by said Board. will be re,.etx.
ed at the office of the Tho Town Clerk in tin,
Town OF Julesburg until la.OOu'cl,ck NJ. on tin,
LIST day OF August. 1905. at which bour III,
bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.
To insure good faith on the part OF the bid
der a certified or cashiers check In the sum OF
s3O0.opon some bank in the Town OF Tulcsburp
must accompany each bid payable to the
Treasurer OF the Town of Julcsbury and to
he forfeited TO the Town OF JuIesbury AZ
lta"idated damages in case the bid shall hs
accepted and the bidder shall fall for ten
personally or by mail to his address given in
said proposal. to enter into contract awa rf,,.I
him. ""'"
Upon the opening of bids the Board Will
vass the said bids.
The successful bidder will he r,uu,rrd I,
furnish bond Of $1,000 % to hc avpr,vci kv
burg. VI '""S-
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. ""S vi d"
of the Town OF Julc>bur.. A'''
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21
Hail Insurance Not Reliable.

1t would be we'll for our farmers to
give wide berth to certain parties
who are now travelling over the country
soliciting insurance from hail. Their
companies may be all right and per-
fectly reliable, but the methods being
used by the agents to secure business
are not such as TO inspire confidence
either in the companies or their
agents. The men represent that the
companies are licensed by the state to
do business 10 Colorado and that a de-
pOsit sufficient to cover all possible
losses has been made with the state
auditor. This statement Is without
warrant and wholly false. Auditor
Bent has issued statement that two
companies are licensed to solicit
hail insurance in the state. but that
no deposit Gf any kind has been made
az the men represent.-Stcrling Ad-
yOCate,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21
licntllcr Double

81 knew no one, for four weeks,
when was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble" writes Mrs. Annie
Hunter. VI Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
''and when got better, although l
had one Of the best doctors could
get, was bent double. and had to
rest ny hands on my knees when !
walked. From this terrible affection
was rescued by Electric Bitters,
which restored my health and strength,
and now l can walk as straight as ever
They are simply wonderful" Guar
aOteed to cure stomach. liver and kid
m.y disorders. At the Julesburg Drug
COmpany'S store. Price 80 cents
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21
Big Irrigation Plant.

One of the largest irrigation pump
ing plants in the country is that Of
Lohr Brothers at Tampico, Montana,
which consists OF 60 horse power
boiler, u 5O-horse power automatic
steam engine and q 12-inch centrifugal
pump, its capacity being about 5000
gallons u minute. On u test run OF
siXty-siX hours it covered l43 acres tn
II depth Of five inches and the cost of
the run with wood valued at 81 90 Il
cord and wages for engineer and other
help was figured ut the rate OF sixty
five cents an acre. With proper ditch
ing the plant is calculated to irrigate
about 500 acres, flooding that area
twice during the season.--Field and
Farm.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21
Mrs. w. 4. Johnson Accidentally y
Hurt.

Last Friday evening Mrs. W. T.
johnson, wife OF County Commission
er johnson, met with a painful, and
what might have been u fatal, acci-
dent ut her home Outhwest Of Jules
burg. She had gone TO a windmill
near the house and had thrown it out
of gear, when the IL foot steel wheel
foll from the tower and struck her.
A deep cash was cut in her forehead
and other injuries we're sustained.
For il short time she was unconscious,
but after regaining her faculties she
was able to walk to the house. Later
In the evening she was brought to
town by her husband and her injuries
were given surgical attention by DR..
Babcock. Mrs. johnson feels that she
had very narrow ESCAPE from death,
for had the whole weight of the wheel
fallen upon her head she would un-
dOubtedly have been killed.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21

The Law in effect makes the treasurer
an abstractor IL requires the treas
urcr to note on each tax receipt the
amount OF taxes paid and interest and
penalties thereon; the year or portion
thereof for which the payment is
made; the property specifically on
which the tax is paid; the assessed va!-
he OF the real estate and also the per-
sonal property therein included, and
the rate or rates OF the levy thereon;
and shall stamp or prin. in red on the
face OF every tax receipt issued the
fact of delinquency of prior tax or of
unredeemed tax sale. If any, and the
amount thereof Of the property includ.
ed in the receipt. The treasurer is
also required during the month OF
August TO send out notices to delin-
qucnt taxpayers notifying them OF
such delinquency, and if the taxes are
not paid within u period OF twenty
days he must then notify them that
the property will be sold for the taxes
due. The new law will neccssitate
county treasurers making an addi-
tional set of books, bringing all trans
actions from the formation Of the
county up to the present time, and
Just about double the work of the Office.
Advocate.
We called the attention of County
Treasurer Dye 10 the above article aud
were Informed by him that he had no
knowledge of such a law as this having
been passed by the last legislature
Editor.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21
viii be Retired in District cour,

The jury In the condemnation case
brought by d. A. Camfield against
w. &. Harris. Fred Latin, and G. w.
johnson for right of way for the in
take ditch OF the Jumbo reservoir
brought in verdict last Wednesday
morning awarding the defendants
s795O.05. The case has been on trial
in the county court for the past week
on appeal from the decision of com
mission. In the former trial the com
mission awarded the defendant,
$5I5O.O0 exclusive of deductions for
benefits. Thi, amount WAS deemed
excessive by Camfield's attorneys
and on their motion the county cour,
set the verdict aside. The case was
then tried to jury with the resul,
that the award was further increased
AS the sum allowed is in excess of the
limitations Of the courts Jurisdiction
the case will go to the district tribu-
nal for review. The opinion Of the
attorneys interested in the suit is that
the case will eventually go to the su-
prcine court. no matter what the ver-
dict OF the lower court may be. The
suit of Camtield against Fred Greve
is being tried before o commission
composed os w. l.. Hayes, w. l. Brush
and Charles Camplan. The suit
against Greve Is similar to the one in
stituted against the defendants in the
first named case, only the amount Of
damages under CONTROVERSY is not
nearly so grcat.--Sterling Advocate.