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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

4 THE WOOD PUSHES or 4
= INSECT WORLD RETURN =
= A year ago the visit Of o. =
4 stink" bug made the business q
= houses Of half a dozen blg .
. Seattle firms places 81 tor .
= ment for clerks and patrons. =
= The dlamay Of n business man =
= on Second avenue may be lm- 4
4 aEined but not adequately eN- 4
= pressed when II ia known that .
. yesterday his janitof diae0Y- .
a cred "a stink bug on the floor. 4
= 1T was Just a year ago yes =
. tsrday that the fret bug APP .
. peafed." walled the head Of the =
. firm this morning. "and ! sup \
q pose We are Ia FOR another >
= siege" =
= The first bug was tenderiy =
= removed to the stove and In q
= einerated. Last year the jan a
. ieaf made the almost fatal =
= mistake Of stopping on one ~ a
q the insects. and he learned eau y
4 ton. =
= II f. not known where the =
. insects come from. or why .
. they arrive soon after the q
= Fourth. Or why they choose q
= Second avenue stores. or even =
. Why they smell like a mixture .
. 81 ancient eggs and shop .
= worn limbufEer. but the sad. =
. sad fact Of their existence and q
= the penetrating scent they .
q emit when disturbed IL well .
q known. and n human preeau- =
= ton can prevent another epi- .
. demic Il viii be warded off 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10
RARE nAnaAIN.

Lake WaHhiuEtau Residence.
We Hffeg fer the fret time the most
deffFhffh iedstidu on Thirty
4Neauf, saving unohstfucird view -
Lake Washington fof ali time. large
aeHhir corner. finished park htFtr
the house q seven raumq t. also
tutelF complete Ia every detail ev.
cry known madsru Improvement iu
and paid Tor q home = suit tie crit
lcals ~ offer thin property Tot 8 DO
less than the actual cost nf in-
proYnmentH. ard make Nou q present
- the l9ta Information ard price
given only At our office
AEHhffT REALTY GO.
10 New York Block 10
Two vacant lots in the Hli tract on
KRIS street good location. nice iay-
les lots. Be- each.
Vacant BOT ca corner = ard and Col
lrEe s.. tufR9 price SEA
Zine tat On E1fd Ave near Madison 81
tnsiH. eyerffhing RI and paid Tor
price q a.
HAMILTON A OLSEN.
80 sdariun bldg 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

87NOOM lodEna house faf exchange
fer city property or chicken ranch.
Main tNd IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

GIT a fro6 MAI % Seattle al hokina
MoNiuE s STORAGE Co, Fret avenue
and Cherry street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE.
10 Minutes rice from business
teHtrf.

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE.
10 Minutes Htas from Business
Csntuf.
10 other "a offsrs lots - closs IN
- cheap. - ~. terms. o weekly.
So ass' . az s,ii ss sna a., street Get
morning and evening. y minute
service DURING thr DAY. i Il 4 room
hquses en terms q > Of 8 per Week
seh6ois ana churches Take Wash.
instou street car. offices upsn IN
sGArfl.E HoMEsEEKERs CO.
IT
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME,
Near the lakes Plenty q ground
POLL u fruit flowers. garden, i.ruum
house ard yard. stable A flnr Der.
HeY cos n wanted a raerifics. PR
GO The aged owner gone south
Immediate sale demanded. Call fut
keYs =. The property. N0U WILL
cHARi.is soMERs COMPANY.
tl-g Alaska building a
HERE ARE aoME nARGAiNs
tso for house ard lot near the steel
plant on the main road.
a chance 20 buf a home cheap It
South seattle. four blocks from car.
only - down and balance IN eue
ard tNu years
q - buys two fius lots ard one two
siory siE-rnofn hnuse near Madison
street ear line ftns View - tho lake.
49, cash and balance IN one. two and
WfNsHfP BROS.
Room - Coiman BldE. IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

ACRE TRACTS
water front properties on Lake wash
tuHtun fine view q lake ard noun
taiHa. p minutes ride 20 Madison
PARK. boat every haur, dshshfui
acres lake 'front.' GA block from
wharf fine bearing err hard small
fruits neW aix.ruom house. NriFsto
water sysfffu everYfhiug fine. g 90
acre. 3 blocks from Nharf truon
house. other buildings. Efuund All in
orchard, garden ard small fruits.
q 10
. iafse tots and Sroofn house / block
from lake front. God orchard and
garden. small fruita Emily g.
e-ream house and one lut. block
from lake fe4nts Naad view fha
The H. less than cns=haif - TIE cost
s-rsafn cottaks ana q lots acro.. Lake
Waahirxtnn At Kirkland. fins %.
chara small friltH q AL kinds good
location Hnd nice home place Tor
Earisn. chickens and fruit. price
81 80 You NHnt q see thia4
A u NEWELL itf Marion 81 III
HERE ~ A BARGAtS 10 acrss. rich
s. sal s.' ss esss Esr lso si'a ssa
nssshbors faciug On county read
HANDY % ore n tire bet towns IN
The vailey. betwren Seattle saa Ia
ROBERT MALTnV.
ae-so-si Aiassa HaiidiaE -,
rrx1 EnxEH sHr1H n
< Real Estate TITLES a Speciality. Il
EMfL J BRANDT n
Attorney and Counsellor At Law. n
81 Lumber Exchange n
Phone Main Ek1 a
Mortgage Loans Negotiated n
Heal Estate. Probate and Ger n
parstiOu Law. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

FREE CAMPING SITES on Iako
Washington beautiful Frovrn. fine
boating ard fiahlua frlnn large
water front intH from 80 e. 81 each
on terms % . down. balance 81 prr
week llVe=efnt fare b. buYiuH
tickets from the conductor Tnkg
Washington street ear to Atlantic
city Addition and see GrtffiH af
large new store, Or cali Rooms lisa
Times block. II
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DO rar mnnih lnrnme.

10 Per month Income
And irhHed Ter several years five
blocks from Totem auie u certainly
sounds good. and f. better than III
euuuds building ia three stories and
hiE basement built Of brick when
yea can realize IA per cent On your
money itn time Co get action. na this
offer can last Ions Particulars only
at cur office
MERRITT REALTY CO.
40 New York Block 10
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FEMALE disenseH Of every nature
succcFafuiiy treated Consult phYsi-
clan free. FariasNcw York Medical
Institute Office Eaiahrook Bldg.
new entrance, ~ Union, between
Second and Third.
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Wilson's Modern Bualnsss college.
James and Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

NJ. oa6slsr sivss safa fssdl6ss "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

money IL saiariea psopIa On fhsir
personal note. aiau loaua un chat.
tells or other Nood security 500 and
a1 Pacific BIZ. ii and fealcr WAY
@fsff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

TCCfTGN-ENfE % G0ob FUNgT
sAfsEsMoOMs ENs-W FIRST Az
ENfE an wednesday IMly l9 81
ID ~ sharp. Bed sets, ifan beds ein-
giant fuldlnE hHasL bureaus. WHfd-
robes eNtfuHiHH tables. dining
chairs. ehiffuuisHs. sewing machines
hsddiuk. table linen. cfutaF tables
ruckFrn lace curtains. CuuE hes, side
board. mantel bod. , steel images.
fMntesttr. star Estate AMI LulHef-
sab. ali nearly HeW. heating FtnEsH
cruckerN, GLASS. kitchen furnishings
fine art FtlA4fEH5 carpets. lrr box.
Fl a. uirkertau a Co. ancuoueefH
Phones Main laal. Independent iEll.
n
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Report furnished By Downing.
Hopkins q TO. tInc.J. brokers. se4.
sos and 306 Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

DESK ROOM. with desk for rent. In
nice large office phone. etc. go.
80 Pioneer block.
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Confidential Money 60 loan on
watches. diamonds and teWriry3 low
interoat .fkc 81 1eweirY Co. III
Pike. between 9Th and 9TH AYES.
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Patent. per Dbl. sf7b; Grown.
s. 10: Minnesota hard wheat, ".
pluabury. s.: Pillsbury's Best -.
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic, a415;
Electric. ga7b: Holly. s4.fbs Golden
Northwest. 1e.7h. Electric Light
tTz5. Cold Medal. 1870. Top Notch.
tffB: Centonnlala. best. tt7b; Cold
DROP. t4s6. Patent Excellent tt.7ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-10

AUCTION SALE OBJ THE ENTIRE
1UN TENTS OF TWENTY ROOMS
OF Hot AEi0H.n FUKNFrt RE,
TUESDAY. JULY uTM. II - a. IA.
ON the premises. iGa Washington
street Included ln the sale are oak
bed aetts Iron beds, springs mat
trcHHes. good bureaus, enmmudaa..
carpets cfAirHs rurkaFH center
tables. bedding stoves. iase curtains.
and lots - other useful house fur
nishinEa too numerous 10 mention.
~ q Hickorton 4 Co. aurtionsafH
Phones Main la7. independent 1877
10
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G0oD pasture Tor rent AppiT James
HEM, sl8 Western avenue. Phone
Main 4sa la
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
TOOLE VET0ES
INSPECTION BILL
MANY FLAWS POINTED OUT BY
MONTANA'S GOVERNOR.
Proposed Meat and Milk Inspection
Law Would Not Furnish the Protec-
ton Sought, He Asserts-Office, Too,
Would Soon Fall Prey to Local
Politics.

Special to The Journal
- Helena, Mont, March 16.-Governor Joseph K.
Toole has vetoed house bill 176, providing for
meat and milk inspection in cities of more than
1000 Inhabitants. In his message returning the
bill without his approval the governor says in
part:
1.-THE present bill would not furnish protection
for those cities appointing and paying for in
spectors:
''F1rst-Beoause the office would fall a
prey to the pernicious influences Of local politics.
At best it is local measure and the best santa
rians agree that local laws are inadequate and
almost always imperative.
''Second-No person Is eligible under this bill
for appointment inspector unless he is a
graduate in good standing Of some regular and
reputable medical college, and who has been a
resident of said city for at least one year. In
asmuch as there are only three cities in the state
where such veterinarians reside who have the
necessary residence qualification, 1t is evident
that the great majority of the cities in the state
could not obtain the benefits of the bill.
'Third-The bill leaves the matter Of inspec-
ton Of live animals and meats entirely at the
option of the inspector. If this bill Is to have
any value whatever to the public, it should be
made the imperative duty of the inspector to in.
epect live animals and meats. -
The governor regards ambiguous the section
relating to certificates Of freedom from tubercu.
Iosis and other infectious diseases, and calls at
tention to the fact that the dairymen themselves
are at liberty to test their cattle with tubercu.
losin He also calls attention to the fact that
no provision is made for inspection or destroying
of deteriorated fish and poultry, nor does the
bill provide for the testing Of cattle with tn.
berculosin. g.. .-.-, .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
DECISION HELPS SUPERIOR
City and County Saved $15o,OOO b!
Judgment in Stinson Case.

SUPERIOR, WIS.-The sum of $15O,OOO is
saved to Superior and Douglas county by the
decision just handed down in the supreme court
at washington in the nowfamous Stinson case
The suit was brought by the United States
against James Sttnson ct al, and by it the
government sought to invalidate the patents held
by the defendant upon fourteen quarter Sec
lions Of land in Douglas county which he had
held for nearly forty years when the suit was
brought: He remained in possession until 1900
when his property was put in the hands of
only assets in sight for the satisfaction Of
claims amounting to about $5S0,OO0.
No taxes had been paid on the Stinson lands
since 1892 The county issued tax certificates
and now holds certificates Of over $4,000. The
accrued interest makeSa total Of $3.50, 000 Had
the suit gone against Stinson and the patents
been declared invalid, the whole of this would
have been lost, as government property cannot
be taxed The county would have had to repay
sued and would have thrown away the certificates
on hand as worth only the paper on which they
were printed. - 49, ai,ls,f g.:
/ An agreement as to the payment OF the taxes
on the property whereby the city and county
are to take all ut-400 of the $500 acres in
volved In full settlement Of. the taxes due, was
presented to the county board and the city coun-
ell, early this year and was approved. and now
that the title has been finally cleared UP by the
supreme courts decision the agreement will go
to Judge Grosscup Of the federal court Of ap-
peals an Chicago for approval to make it ef-
At a meeting of the Trades and Labor AS
sembly Of Superior last night several speeches
were made in opposition to the proposed new
state: exemption law, and resolutions were passed
requesting Senator Hudnall to vote against it.
The same stand is taken by other unions
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
NJ TONGUE Can
TELL SUFFERING
From itching and Bleeding Eczema
Pain Terrible - Body and Face
:: Covered with Sores - Doctors
and Medicines Failed.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

"No tongue can tell how I suffered
for FIVE years with itching and bleed
ing eczema, until was cured by the
Cuticura Remedies, and I am so CRATE
full want the world to know, for what
helped me will help others. My body
and face were covered with sores.
One day it would seem to be better,
and then break out again with the
most terrible pain and itching. I have
been sick several times, but never in
my life did I experience such awful
suffering as with this eczema. I had
made up my mind that death was near
at hand, and 1 longed for that time
when would be at rest. I had tried
many different doctors and medicines
without success, and my mother
brought me the Cuticura Remedies,
insisting that try them. I began to
feel better after the first bath with
Cuticura Soap, and one application of
Cuticura Ointment. I continued with
the Soap and Ointment, and have
taken four bottles of Cuticura Reso1v.
ent, and consider myself we'll. Any
person having any doubt about this
wonderful cure by the Cuticura Rem
edies can write to my address.
Mrs. Attic Etson, Bellevue, Mich.s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
i. b. :. =. MINNESOTA :..5.s s
j, e = =. "-- %isl 5H,.ts ''"
CHOOSE SITE FOR FACTORY r
Grocerymen TO- Have Big Cooperative
Plant at ,Crookston. - T.

!. CROOKSTON,< MINN.-The directors of the
American Biscuit company, the officers Of which
are e. S. Peterson of this city. president: s.
f. Bergh Of Halstad.. vice president: A. c..
Clausen, secretary and general manager, aQd
G. H. Bang, treasurer, selected site 1OOx140
Mt Main street and Fourth avenue S, in South
Crookston, upon which factory will be con-
structed as soon as the weather permits. ;, The
directors present from out Of town were Andrew
Opheim Fertile: Senator A. IT. :Kraabel. Cliff
ford, N. D.; A.. X. ITuete. Abercrombie, n. D.;
J. H.. Hanson. Hillsboro, N. D., and A. H. Cor
The company is composed of groceryn1en prin-
cipally and is organized on the cooperative
plan, A. c. Clausen of this city being the
promoter. The company is capitalized at $780,
900, $4,000 of which is already paid in, and
the remainder will be available as soon as work
the factory is started. Instead of dividends
being declared on the amount of stock carried,
each shareholder receives dividends basen on
the amount of the output of the plant that he
purchases. -, 80. - j''..r,
Mr.. Clausen has been working on the plan for
nearly year. The factory will employ 300 men
at the start, and will be constructed with the
idea Of doubling it's capacity in two or three
years 1t is the purpose of the company to have
Its goods on the market by Aug. l.
Despondent because her lover. DR.. Gronvold
Of Gary had become enamored of another Miss
Ttllie Ovaldson of Gary Yesterday attempted
to commit suicide by drinking a large quantity
of carbolic acid. Commissions followed her rash
act and members Of the family being aroused a
doctor was secured, an emetic administered and
by d1nt of several hours hard work the young
lady's life was saved. -. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
HOLDEN ON NEW
TOUR OF IOWA
GOSPEL OF GOOD SEED CORN IS
BROUGHT HOME.
So Many Crowded from the Hall at
Webster City that Second Meeting
Will Be Held on April 12-Corn Pro-
duction Will Be Vastly Increased by
Department Efforts
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Webster City, Iowa, March 1e.-Professor P.
G. Holden, the head of the agronomy department
OF the Iowa state college at Ames, has spoken to
thousands of farmers in the state this week on
gospel of good seed corn. Furnished with spe-
c1al train, he has started upon a tour and will
speak half hour at every station. 1t is expect
ed that as result Iowa will raise thousands Of
bushels more of corn than would have otherwise
been harvested.
The gist of the professors lecture is the thoro
testing Of all seed corn used before it is plant
ed, so that no cornstalks raised which do
not produce something. If each hill of corn
planted raised but two ears Of corn, Iowa would
raise sixty-fve bushels to the acre. The aver
age over the state in past years has rarely ex-
ceeded thirty-fve bushels, that the campaign
now being carried out by the Iowa state agricul-
tural college Is expected to nearly double the
output of corn.
The visit of Professor Holden to Webster City
this week was the event of the year here. The
meeting was held under the auspices of the Com
mercial league. 1t held in the operahouse,
and which was filled to overhOwing. Owing to
the fact that SO many were turned away the pro-
fessor will revisit this city on April -.
The professors lecture is a practical one
and is illustrated with actual experiments made
at the state college in the raising of corn. The
lecture will soon be printed and sent broadcast
to every farmer in the state. The meeting here
was most enthusiastic, and the farmers asked
scores of questions The facts he presents have
all been obtained from actual experiments.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
SAVED HIS
ChILD'S LIFE
One.haIf Bottle of RexaII
mucu-1one Puts Child
on Road to Recovery.
Relieves Mothers
Anxiety.

Voegeli Bros. Drug company, Minneap.
oils, Mimi:
Gentlemen:-''I bought your Mucu-
Tone for my little boy, four years old,
who, was suffering from catarrh of the
head and throat. He had it since he
fall and winter he had whooping cough
and measles which left him in a very
bad condition. He had a very bad dis
charge of the head, and as soon as he
would lie down to sleep the mucous
would run down into his throat. and
until he would be able to catch his
breath. His lungs also had a rafting
in them and he had wheeling in his
throat. His little heart was very
weak, and we did not think we would
be able to get anything to help him as
he was in such bad condition.
"Seeing Rexal Mucu-Tone adver-
and are very thankful we did SO, as he
has taken little over half bottle and
is fast on the road to recovery; the dis
charge of the head is stopped and his
lungs do not rattle any more. He eats
and sleeps well.
"You may be sure we feel as though
we could not thank you enough for the
great good your medicine has done our
"With heartfelt thanks I am sincere
ly, Mrs. George E. Bailey, Cor. Conn.
and iSeaview avenues, Bridgeport,
Conn.,
"We have many more testimonials of
the good work that Rexall MucuTone
is doing in our city, said Mr.. Voegei,
of Voegeli Bros. Drug company.
"MucuTone gets right in and absolute
ly drives out the germs that cause ca
tarrh.
"Bes;des all that, Mucu-Tone, as its
very name implies, tones up the mucous
tissues that have been diseased by ca
tarrh and fortifies your system against
any subsequent attacks.
eff YOU are troubled with catarrh IN
any form, internal or external, whether
catarrh Of the head and nasal passages,
catarrh of the stomach, bladder. kid
news or intestines, or any catarrhal con-
dition of the entire system, if you want
to be cured Of it and prevent it from
attacking you again, then You. must
drive absolutely every trace of 1t out
of your system. Rexall Mucu-Tone will
do this.
owe have large trial bottle at fifty
cents which we would be very glad to
have anyone try on our personal recon-
mendation, and if it doesn't benefit
them we shall be very glad to refund
the money. Voegeli Bros. Drug. Com
pany, corner Hennepin and Washington
avenues, and corner Seventh street and
| NicOllet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
'. NEWSPAPER CHANGES
Condo Index Founded and Several Prop
critics TRANSIT erred.

the management Of South Dakota newspapers
have recently been made, and at least
new paper has been added to the list in the state.
The new weekly is the Index, published at Condo.
The editor is VIII H. Miner. This gives Condo
two weekly papers
The Fresno Post has been sold by J. N. Full
ford of Oacoma to Eugene Rhian who at one
time was connected with the old Castalia Re-
publican.
transferred the paper to ]. B. Stout and l.. A.
Robinson.
Robert C. Winheim, retail liquor dealer OF
Huron, has filed petition in voluntary bank
luptck placing his liabilities at $40 131 81. and
his assets at $6:6S3.SO. The case will be adtudi-
Gated by $. A. Ramsey Of Woonsocket referee
in bankruptcy
Eli f. Ronl. farmer OF Sioux Falls town
ship. has also filed. His liabilities are placed at
So 923. % and mis- assets at $645. The full
amount Of his assets is claimed TO be exempt.
\ similar petition has been filed by Williams
the name of the Queen City Polishing Works.
The liabilities of the firm are scheduled at
81, 221.O9 and the assets at $57. Walter A.
Williams. a member of the firm. places his
individual liabilities at $29251, with assets Of
so. Frank R. Williams. the other member
of the firm, schedules his liabilities at sta 20.
and his assets at S136.5O. Both claim the full
amount of their assets to the exempt.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy has also
Christopherson as individuals and as copartners
doing mercantile business at Brandon under
the firm name OF NJ. Brusveen & Co. In Brus-
veen's petition he places the firms liabilities
at S1,9o3.SO and states that the firm has no
assets. q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-16
CIVIL CALENDAR CLEARED
Insurance Company and Other Gases
Settled at Elk Point.

ELK POINT, S. D.--The civil cases before
the March term of court have practically been
disposed Of. Tuesday the suit Of j: H: Iveal &
Co. vs.. A.. P. Anderson Of Beresford for settle
ment of "a lumber account. was tried. The jury
found a verdict for the defense. The North
western Mutual Life Insurance company of MIL
waukee has settled with Mrs. J. G. Rhoden for
the FIVE policies held in the company by her late
husband, for so per cent of their face. The
suit Of Daniel SHARP for the possession Of h his
claim that the terms of the contract OF sale
were not fulfilled. has been settled by. stipula-
ton. Ida Heasey VS.. G. A. Frost, administrat tor
Of the estate Of Abram Frseleve, deceased. all
for the claims Of damages for seduction. In
the Uihlein VS.. Fountain case stipulation for
decree Of foreclosure Of a 81 200 mortgage o.
some Jefferson property was agreed TO- ~
, The continued case against John Henke for
grand larceny has been dismissed. -, "
R. J. Gibbons of Jefferson, charged with che
larceny of cash and goods to the amount Of
s4s7; was. on agreement with the state, allowed
to plead guilty to the charge Of petit larceny.
The assault case of Joseph Reinboldt against
some Syrians was dismissed. --.- - = =: ~
Frank Tucker, who was draWn as one Of the
grand Jurors, found himself bound over to this
same grand Jury for, examination the charge
of criminal assault. %st5