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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
A THOROUGH MopERN1sr.

We have no such statesmanship as fiourished in olden times"
 No, answered Senator Sorghum; i've have something to do now be- sides writing pieces for sordid publish CTS to put into fifth readers, Wash ington Star.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
DEJON vS. STREET FOR SATUR-
 DAY

Argument in the suit of Deputy Sher- if J, P. DeJon vs. Frederick B. Street of East Haven, will be offered in the common pleas court Saturday morning. This litigation grew ovt of suit of the Manhattan Straw Board company against the East Haven Manufacturing company of East Haven, in 1901. The
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
NO MERCY FOR WIFE BEATER.

Mrs. Lena Dankworth appeared against her husband, Emil, in the city court yesterday, and charged him with having assaulted her at their home at 219 Henry street.
 Judge Mathewson suspended judg- ment on the charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
WATERBURY HABERDAsHER IN.
SOLVENT,

William H. Faber of Waterbury, hab- erdasher, yesterday filed a petition in bankruptcy with Referee Henry c. Newton, of this city in which he states that his liabilities are $s5S17 and his assets, when the exempt wearing sp- parel is deducted from this amount, will amount to s5. No local creditors are mentioned.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
OTHER SUITS WITHDRAWN.

The suit of George A. Isbell against Thomas J. Dinnelly of Middletown ave nue, involving the collection of com mission growing out of real estate transaction, was withdrawn from the superior court yesterday. Attorney Arr vine represented the plaintiff and Att torney Edmund zacher the defendant.
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IJ1MRFR sE

Before Judge William L. Bennett yes- terday forenoon was tried the suit of the H. H., Richards Lumber company against Carlo Fuseo this being an ae- tion to recover $15O for lumber furnish ed
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s1,OOO SUIT OVER HORSE TRADE.

$1,000 SUIT OVER HORSE TRADE.
 Arguments were made before a jury. Judge Thayer presiding, late yesterday Clark vs. Mathew Dunn, both of this city, For the defendant were Attorneys Wolfe and Ullman and the plaintiffs s counsel was Lawyer Hamilton.
 The plaintiff charges Dunn with bad faith in a horse trade.
 'Al Meade" the horse that figures most in the case, was traded for $250 and horse to boot by Dunn to Clark, the plaintiff in the case. Dunn is all legged to have said the animal had a 2.21 record and according to Clark was war ranted to be sound in wind and limb. At the time of the trade "Al Meade was at Hartford, as was also the other horse. Clark also testified that when the trotter was put through workout in Nashua, N, H., later that he was wind broken and sick. After other trails. he says he found the norse worthless as a racer and demanded his money and horse back, Being refused he sold the horse in New York for $175. He now Is suing for S100O damages.
 The defendant claimed his general warrant did not cover physical defects. Clark bought the horse without seeing him, and that he is alone responsible for not having exercised reasonable care in inspecting the horse before pur- chase The jury will be charged thle morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
SHERIFF AUSTIN LOSES.

The jury in the civil side of the super- for court decided in favor of the plain tiff in the suit of Henry Jacobi of New York against Roger S. Austin of Wal lingford and awarded damages of $425 Wednesday,. The suit was brought to determine the ownership of certain dis tillery procerty held under attachment by the defedant
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16

One Bottle of Burnetts Vanilla Ex- tract is better than three of the doubt ful kind. Its purity and great strength make it the most economical brand, Al ways ask for Burnetts Vanilla
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16

Hendaches and Neuralgia From Colds. Laxative Promo Quinine the world wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call for the full name. and look for the signature of F. W. Grove. p6c
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COMPLICATED suIT WITHDRAWN

It was stated in the superior court yesterday that the suit of Frank H. Bison of New York against his former wife, Mrs. Harry Anderson, was 10 be abandoned. It Is a suit for divorce with unusual windings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLERS FINED.

three men appeared on charges of vio- lation of the Sunday liquor law. Emil A Costing pleaded guilty to keeping his saloon, at 14s Asi1mun street, open last Sunday, and he was fined S35.
 The case against Arthur Bishop, charged with being in the saloon, was nolled as it was shown that he was just outside the door when arrested.
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WIDOW OF BROOKLYN CoNTRAC, rr,nra | Grrnct rAr ct [, L, 4 1 tr(N [

AIJV " VT IJItNO1NII
 TOR LOSES IN GREAT LEGAL
 FIGHT.
 By the will of Mrs. Edward FrieFs husband, the Brooklyn contractor who left an estate of sl.Oo0,OOO, Mrs. Frieb and Dr. F. J. Friel of Stony Creek, Conn, were made ti;a executors Mrs. Friel tried to depose her son, pr. Friel, but lost the suit in the Brooklyn pro- bate court
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pROBATE COURT NEWS.

In the probate court yesterday Mrs, Julia L. Thompson of Morris Cove was appointed executrix of the estate of her late husband, Lyman c. Thompson, wElo died without making a will, Janu- ary 20. The estate is estimated to be worth $10,0O0 and consists principally of real estate and stocks There is one other heir, a son, Maurice T. Thomp- son.
 Edward E. Crampton and Henry s. Sinner were made appraisers. Attorney Carl A. Mears represented the widow in court.
 Major Dennis A Blakeslee was yes- terday appointed administrator of the estate of his brother, Dwight W. Blakes- lee, who was killed by an express train in the cut near Franklin street on Jan uary 15. Mir Bakeslee died without leaving a will. Ills estate, it Is said, will show a valuation of about s100, GOO. MT. Blakeslee carried life insurance for an amount believed to be the heaviest paid to heneflciaries in this city in many years, about $2s,000 in all.
 Attorney Samuel c, Morehouse and Elizur Sperry were appointed by fridge Cleaveland to make the appraisal of the estate.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
FINAL HOCKEY GAME.

Yale and Harvard to Meet in New York
 To-Morrow Night
 The final game for the intercollegiate hockey championship for 1906 will be played in New York tomorrow evening between Yale and Harvard. Yale has gone through the three league games So far without being scored on. The betting stands to 4 on Yale.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16
sTIGAN PRIZE FIGHT CASE
 TAKES NEW TURN.

The superior court has ordered the defendant in the suit of John R. Cos tigan of Dixwell avenue, against AL bert E. Kelley, to furnish special bail of S5OO A motion to this ecect was argued at the superior court last Fri day. The father of Kelly James Kelly, a saloonkeeper, and the son qualified in that amount Wednesday.
 Kelly, the defendant lives on Ash nun street, and he and Costigan fought in prize ring March 30, 1905, Costigan suffering concusslon of the brain Suit Is for $5,00O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16

attachment for the releasing of the property was turned over to MT. Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-16

Attorney Samuel H. Hoyt, on behalf of Jacob Caplan, the lawyer, Wednes- day brought suit for $500 against John A. Mckee of 9S0 Chapel street. Mr. Caplan, who Is of the firm of Caplan, Stanford & Rosenberg, alleges that he made an agreement with MT. Mckee tn sell out his business for him, but that this agreement was broken.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
HORSE TRADE TANGLE BEFORE
 COURT.

$3,O00 Alienation Suit Withdrawn Sheriff Lawson Loses SuIt--Lfquor VfOIntors Fined--City Court Busy Several Suits Against the ConsOli- dated Railroad Withdrawn.
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Baltimore Sbio- Balm.
= 1dali6. lIdaIib. misoenommeu SoHntaes.
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Naturalization.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
SALT LAKERS ON COAST
3 Notes Concerning People of Zion
in California.


[a;- Tyndall. assistant surgeon of the Salt
r. railroad at Salt Lake City. has ar
L. at Long Beach with his fomily and
during the next two months
|c1-s. David b. Ecclcs of Ogden, Utah, in
IA ally entertained few friends at birth
Il skparty at Los Angeles Monday evening,
|. sonor OF her daughter, Miss Vida &c.
A. Ewers has left Vallejo on o vacation
for Ogden, Utah.
HRS. Kate Lawson OF Salt Lake has been
n her daughter Mrs. Guthrie, at San
s.ardino.
|ck,ward Guthrie has gone to Salt Lake
|np for n visit with his uncle, Fl. Fl. Law
has, Z. McCarey and three daughters, who
~ been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
i ijsneIdcr at Covina. returned this week
r Jefr home in Salt Lake City, where Mr.
lrey has mining interests.
|r4 Shelton, who was badly hurt in an ele-
= accident about three months ago. has
,'aLos Angeles in the care Of his mother.
= was there during his illness, for his
at Salt Lake City, where he will ro-
h. during the summer.
Il & NJ. Raymond of Ogden, Utah, n large
[lr OF Long Beach realty. is in Long
|7.h for few days.
3 rs. A. L McKenney Of San Bcrnardino
| Seft for two months visit with her Sis
|sin Salt Lake.
II ill B. Dobson has left San Bernardino for
II, cation trip 10 Salt Lake City.
f~les Rosalind Locke Of Salt Lake City,
~, has arrived on Santa Catalina for
stay. stopping at the Avalon hotel.