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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-04
Court Finds for c. n. Bieelow.

Another stage-perhaps the final one
in the chancery case Town OF Brookfield
VS.. Charles ii. Bigelow and bondsmen has
been reached. Like the preceding one
the report OF Hon. o. NJ. Barber, special
master, to whom the case was referred-it
makes for the vindication of Mr.. Bigelow,
whose accounts as treasurer of the town
from 1889 to 1904 were involved.
The suit was brought in 1903, based on
the charge that Mr.. Bigelow, as treasurer
and tax collector, had Incorporated
"A AZ OF the towns funds, that being
the shortage discovered by an expert en-
ployed by the selectmen, who overhauled
Slr. Bigelow's accounts in the summer OF
1903. Mr.. Barber, special master, rejected
the experts report and said the yearly re-
ports OF the treasurer, as audited by the
town auditors, should take precedence.
Two points OILY he found fit for the
courts consideration as involving POSI-
BILE liability on the part of Mr.. Bigelow.
One OF these was a matter of s6S335 I'M
collected taxes, which it was not found
were realized by the treasurer; the other
was IN order for $500 which Mr.. Bigelow
failed to give the town proper credit for,
though the town had the use OF the money.
This latter matter was adjusted after the
suit was brought, but before the master
made his report.
These points, with the question Of
whether the costs of the suit should be
borne by the plaintiff or defendant, have
Just been passed upon by Judge James NJ.
Tyler, chancellor, as follows:-
Town of Brookfield Charles Il. Bigelow
ct ais.
In Chancery, Orange County, June term,
1906.
DECRETAL ORDER.
AT the June term, 1906, this case was
entered 'with the Chancellor, to be heard
in vacation" and 1t has been submitted on
briefs without oral arguments. Upon
consideration thereof and OF the Masters
report l am not able to find that the orator
is entitled to recover any one of the four
items claimed by it. namely, S6S3 35, S5S. 49,
SlS7.90 and $500, therefore it is ordered and
decreed that the bill be dismissed with
costs to the defendants. i am not able to
find any reason for allowing costs to the
| orator on account OF the Masters findings
relative to the item of $500
Dated at Brattleboro this Goth day oil
| September, 1906.
(Signed) JAMES M. TYLER.
Chancellor.
There is still the right of appeal to the
supreme court from the findings of the
master and the decree of the chancellor
but 1t may not be exercised. The Bigelow
case has rent Brookfield into factions anc
has been costly proceeding for the town
1t has put blight upon Mr.. Bigelow, who
was leading citizen of his town and
county. and has prejudced those who
believed in his innocence from the first
and have stood by him to the end, which
brings HIM forth vindicated. On the othel
hand the case was prosecuted, it is fair t.
assume, by town officers who were prirar
lily interested. not in proving Mr.. Bige
lows guilt, but in doing what they con.
eeived TO be their duty toward their town
1t has been an unfortunate affair. and IN,
better.
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BETHEL GILEAD.

Miss Stella Powers has gone to West
Rutland, where she has employment.
Mrs. Dana Washburn and son are spend
ing the week with her brother, Jerome
Shaw, in Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Flanders (nee
Sadie Brooks) Of South Royalton were re-
cent guests at e. l.. Wills.
Miss Hannah Mayo and her niece, Miss
Florence Mayo of Royalton, visited at
Walter Chamberlin's last week.
X. w. Morse of Barre city spent last
week with his mother, Mrs. Jane Bowen,
and made several repairs on the house.
Many Of the farmers in this vicinity
were very glad to welcome the first ap-
| pearance of the cream team from Ran
dolph, which made its first trip last FRI
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Rochester News.
4. NJ. HARVEY, local Editor.

A good carriage morse Tor sale. Inquire
OF Rev. II. w. Hildfeth.
DIR. ii. W. Holden, dentist OF Bethel,
will be at the hotel Monday to do work.
4. L. Pierce Was IN Bethel Monday Tor
the day,
@. j, Bush of Lowell, Mass, is in town
for few days.
n. 5. Morgan left here last week 10 be
gone several months.
Millet Huntington's CHESTNUT mare was
sold Monday for sish.
Don Parker OF Braintree is visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Dickerman.
AFRO Stockwell is conyalesoing from a
severe attack OF dysentery.
Mrs r.. l.. Pierce and son, Chester, are
IN Boston for week or ten days.
J.R. Topper was called to Boston sun
day in the Interest OF the railroad.
Charles johnson and family We're In
Woodstock last week TO attend the fair.
Miss Daisy Ives Noble has recently been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chsffee.
Mrs. Meaeham OF wallingford was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. |. I. Hubbard last
week.
| CLAYTON e. Hubbard aud Miss Marjorie
Manney were married Sept. ID by Rev. W.
+. Douglass.
4. IL. Edge-lon, our representative, went
to Montpelier Tuesday. lie - 10 board al
the Pavilion.
Mrs. Aryilla Huntington left here Tues
day for Elliot, Me-, to visit her niece,
Mrs. Hattie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Allen have rented T..
| Z. Tinkham's farm In New Boston and arr
10 move there this week.
| The Woman's suffrage meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. +. l.. Pierce FRI
cay afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Hyzer and daughter OF Randolph
Center were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. IL,
Cushman Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Helen Morse and Edna Martin
I spent sunday in Randolph Center with
/ Miss Edna Morse, who is there attending
| school.
very interesting and instructive talk
was given by Mrs. Jane Morrow on her
work in Burmah, India, at the home OF
Mrs. II. w. Hildreth last Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bowman OF Proc
/ torsvllle have been vlsi ing Mrs. Eva Sar.
( gent. Mr.. aud Mrs. Curtis of Oxford, Me.
who had been visiting Mr.. Curtis sister
Mrs. G.. +. Lewis, returned home satur.
day.
! Cards have been received announcing
the marriage to occur Oct. 10, at the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Bailey In South
Pasadena, CAL, OF their daughter, Emms
j., to Flynn r., son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alstine Parmenter. Both parties have
many friends here who wish them greai
success and much happiness.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Dana Marsh has been spending the
past week in New York city.
;, Ross Goodyear is at work for Farr &
Kennedy in the lumber woods.
VIM. Fifield has moved his family to
Deer Hollow, where he has work.
VIM. Goody ear has moved from his hill
farm, and located at AFRO Georges.
A Mr.. Belden has moved to the place
lately vacated by the Boyden family.
Preparation for telephone line from
hancock to Bread Loaf is approaching
completion.
The stock Of logs of the Hancock Lum-
per 20. has become exhausted and saving
Is discontinued for this season.
CD. Stockwell and family are taking a
weeks outing by way of carriage drive
through southerly adjacent towns.
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Great show ing OF ladies' waists in the
newest fads at +. A. Thomas,
Miss Fullerton Is the guest Of her eous-
In, Miss Lima Price.
w. Ford and Mrs. Z. Z. Martin were
In Barre city saturday.
Fred Gordon and George Bryant OF RAN
dolph spent Sunday with Ernest Rumney,
Mrs. Mamie Mason and son, Cecil, visit
ed at George Mason's in Randolph last
week.
Mrs. Henry Edison aud Mrs. Rose Stone
visited Mrs. John Brown In Randolph last
week.
Miss Flora Raymore is sick with the
shingles and Mrs, Nancy Abbott Is caring
for her.
Carroll Tucker OF East Barre is staying
with his aunt, Mrs, w, IA. ketchum, for a
few days,
Mr.. Read from Nova SEQ ia is in town
looking for a farm. lie is stopping at
Sllss Mills.
Arthur Bean OF BROOKLYN, n, V, aud
Eugene Carpenter Of Wells River visited at
Ira Carpenters recently.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Ford are taking a
carriage drive this week to several places
In New Hampshire visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon returned to their
home in Hartford, Conn, "Wednesday,
Miss Eliza Rumney accompanied them.
Mrs. Norman Davis OF Waterloo, Ia,
visited her cousin, w. IL. ketchum, last
week, and also called on old aequaint-
ances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Smith OF Los An
geles, Cal, and DR.. Carson Smith OF Wes-
ton are visiting their broth T, George
| Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Leon Batch
elder, returned TO their home in Massa-
chusetts Monday.
The regular meeting OF the w. II. c. will
| be saturday at 2 p. m. All members are
requested TO be present as he corps is "a
be inspected by Mrs. Worthing OF Mont
pelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folansbee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rumney, MIR. and Mrs,
Sargent, Mrs. J. A. Washburn and
Mrs. Ella Wills attended the Eastern Star
meeting at Northfield Tuesday.
The ladies OF the w. X. &. from Ran
! dolph and Willismstown were invited "a
Brooktield by thu local w. II, &, for a So
cial day. The invitation was accepted and
a goodly number came. A chicken pie
dinner was served. Ths afternoon was
spent in music, Rotations, readings and
remarks. The day was fine aud good
time enjoyed by all.
| A circular conference will be held at the
Second Congn church, Brookfield, Tues
day, Oct. 3, with program as follows
1880 a. m, devotional service; IL, sermon,
Rev. Geo. w. Patterson; li5, greeting:
from the churches; II m, dinner and So
eial hour; l:30 p. m, song service; $40
addresses and discussions, report OF tn,
Silver Bay conference, Rev. Geo. Z. Lake
suggestions for the Ladies' And society,"
Miss Grace Conant; "Church Attendance
in Country Communities" Rev. Frasel
| MetZger.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH,

T.; J. Green is spending this week at E.
William Boyd and family were at e. d.
Camps Saturday.
E. j. Green and ID. l.. Loomis have sold
their steers to j. b. Hutchinson.
Miss Lucy Osgood has been SPENDING
few days with Mrs. E. j. Prince.
Bert Smith of Smith Brothers. Boston
was at A. P. Paine's last week to see his
| mother. s-Dr1 49,
Miss Alice Brown Of Plymouth. NH.
Is visiting at B. A. Burnham's and q. i
Princes. N lie
Julius Green is suffering from a severe
attack OF rheumatism. DR.. Newell at
tends him.
Mrs. Margaret Smith passed her s9th
birthday Sept. n and several neighbors
| called on her.
Miss Bertha Prince left SATURDAY. 70,
her home at Downers Grove. M. where
she arrived safely Monday.
M. A. Burnham:of Valley Falls. R. T.
mas purchased car of hay of Mrs. p. n
Hihord and she let the job of drawing II
to W. E. Camp. ing II
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Jonathan Ranney was in Rutland
Sunday.
Mrs, W, Ellis was in Rochester
day last week,
Miss Annie whiteomb was In Stock
bridge saturday.
Mrs. II. 4. Fifleld and Mrs. Bennett
were in Bethel Monday.
&. I. Allen and +. A. Lamb were In
Rutland the first of the week.
Gideon HUT has moved into the lower
part OF Mrs. {, A. Browns house,
Mrs. Henry Hovey and daughter,
Mary, were In Gaysyille Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Ellis and Mrs, A. j. Ellis OF
Bethel were guests at w, X. Ellis last
week,
WA. Parmenter OF Dandy was In town
last week TO attend the funeral OF his
father, G. ID, Parmenter.
Ralph Lamb and bride Of Bangor, Me-,
are spending some time with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. l.. 5, Lamb.
The subject OF the Rev. Fred Wilson
Day at the Cong'l church next Sunday will
be 1.-The lrrevocable Past"
DIR, q. IL. Merrill, secretary OF the Ner-
mont Domestic Missionary association,
preached at the Cong church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brigham were in
Rutland the first of the week to attend
the funeral OF her grandmother, Mrs.
4 Kelley.
At the grange meeting next Saturday
night there will be a discussion on
sCapital Punishment with Ira Holt on
the affirmative, and n. ii. Brown on the
negative. All members are requested to
be present at 1880 sharp.
The social given by the young people OF
the Cong'l church was pronounced sue
cess. The early part OF the evening was
passed in playing games, after which
there was musical and literary enter
tainment, and the entire company was
served to dainty refreshments.
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Commissioners, Notice.

4, me undersigned, having been appointed by
sne non. Probate Court for the District of Ran
uoipn, commissioners, to receive, examine and adj
ust az claims and demands OF ali persons against
MILO MILO d; English, late of Randolph in said Dis
meet for the purpose Of examininr and allow
IN ing said claims at the office of VIM H. Dubois
IN aos sne village of Randolph Saturday, October 90
nsVo' from 1 O'Clock y. m. until 4 o'clock p.
m, OF said day, and that six months from
ns, ssd ,aay Of sept. A. ID. 1905, is the time
present their claims to us for examination and
n DATED ,o6e at Randolph, this 25th day Of Sept A.
~ isoo. , 1922
cHAs. r. GRANGER, Commissioners.
Hattie L. Lamson Adm
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James r. Stacy Dead.

After several months OF failing health.
James X. Stacy quietly passed away at his
home Sept. %.
He was born in Orange, Dec. is, 1880, but
since early childhood had been a resident
OF this town. He was successful farmer
ana much respected citizen. He left a
vile, one son and grandchld to mourn
his loss, besides few more distant rela-
tlves.
The funeral services were held from the
Gongl church Friday afternoon, Rev. w.
+. Harding officiating.
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A Young Mother at 70.

MY mother has suddenly been made
young at 70. Twenty years OF intense suf-
iering from dyspepsia had entirely dis.
aoled her until six months ago, when she
began taking Electric Bitters, which baye
completely cured her and restored the
strength and activity she had in the prime
OF NE, writes Mrs. w. l.. Gilpatrick OF
Daniorth, Me. Greatest restorative medi-
eine on the globe. Sets stomach, liver and
Kidneys right, purifies the blood and cures
malaria, biliousness and weaknesses
wonderful nerve tonic. Price Soc. Guar.
anteed. "i
For sale by FL. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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EAST RRookEIElp.

Mrs. P, G. Reed was in Randolph day
last week.
Victor Holt was in Mortified a day
last week.
M. +. Hutchinson has rented his farm
to George Griffin.
Flora Stoddard is at home for a few
days from her work in Randolph.
c. ID. Stearns and wife were in Wash
ington last week to attend the fair.
This part of the town is rejoicing over
the promise of an r. F. d. route in the
near future. ~
&. r. Angel was in Woodstock last
week to attend the fair and visit relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. H. Wheatley have re-
turned from an extended tour in Europe.
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Mems Shoes, SO TO Sl.5p. Boys Shoes, -
20 S1.25. women's Shoes. 50 90 to $3.50.
Misses q Childrcn's Shoes, SO IS 10 $l.oc.
Try w. l.. Douglas Women's, Misses and
Children's shoes: for style. ct and wear
they excel other makes.
II could take you into my large
factories at Brockton, Mass. and show
you how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are OF greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. L.
Douglas shoes. Ills s:s.-,e md g-,ce IL stnr,red
on the bottom, which protests soa Against aig
prices and inferior shoes. Take no sobssi'
fete. Ask your dealer for W. L. Deagtss Shoes
and insist upon having them.
fast Color Eyeiets used they wfH not near urdssy
Write for Illustrated catalog OF Fail styles.
w. L. DOUGLAS, Brocktcn. Mass.
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A RaolX aurned Girl

or boy, man or woman, is quickly out OF
pain II Bucklen's Arnics Salve il applied
promptly. @. J. weleh of Tekonsha,
Mich, says;-''I use 1t in my family for
cuts, sores and all skin injuries and find II
perfect Quickest pile cure known.
Beet healing salve made. 25c.
For sale by III. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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Keep the bowels open when you have a
Inflammation OF the mucous membyo n .me
The best is Kennedy's Laxative Honey
ana lar. 1t contains no opiates, moves
the bowels, drives out the cold. rs rel;es
6le and tastes good. Sold by v. A. Grant.
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Death of Mrs. Sarah Newell.

Mrs. Sarah Hubbard Newell died in East
Brookfeld Thursday, Sept. 9th aged
SO years. She was the daughter of Gurdon
and Elizabeth Hubbard and, with the ex-
ception OF a few years, spent the whole Of
her long life in the neighborhood where
she was born, dying upon thu farm which
her maternal grandfather, Elder Samuel
Hoyey, settled when nearly the whole
country was wilderness.
She was one of those meek, anna BILE
gentle women, whom to know was to
love. She left four sons, Everett c. rof
Bridgewater, Mass; George F. and Silas
d. of Brookfield, and Herbert l.. Newell,
prominent physician of Randolph.
They were all present at the funeral and
reverently and tenderly lowered her into
her final resting place in Mother Earth.
One sister survives her, Miss Eliza M.
Hubbard, remarkably well preserved
lady past 80 years of age.
Kew. ID. III. Strong spoke words of hope
and comfort to the sorrowlng family.
Messrs. Angel and Wheatley with their
wives sweetly rendered three selections
OF music fitting for the occasion. j. G.
Holmes, Esq, had charge of the exer-
cises.
Among those present from a distance
were III. G. Woodruff and Mrs. Luella
Woodruff of Barre; E. A. George and
wife, Josie Hibbard and Charles Moulton
from Chelsea; Mrs: A G. Hubbard from
Williamsburg; Mrs. Maria Brown and
son from East Bethel. The ser> ices wers
held Sunday afternoon and the interment
was IN the family lot in East Hill GENE
tery
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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles, Druggists are authorized to refund
money II PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure
in to IA days Soc.
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sTockRRIncE

VIII receive taxes at Stock bridge post-
once saturday, Oct. 8, from II O'Clock a
NJ. till 2 O'Clock p. m.
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G. A. &. Campfire.

The officials OF the state q. A. Il. have
made arrangements for a campfire TO be
held at Bethel Friday, Oct. 18th, at the
Town hall Afternoon and evening
sessions will be held. The Posts to take
part include Bethel, Tunbridge, Ran
dolph, Brookfield, Chelsea, South Royal
ton, Woodstock, Gsysyille and Rochester.
The citizens OF Bethel will furnish a
supper for the veterans at Cushing hall.
In conjunction with the campfire there
will be reunion Of the 18th Reg, VI.
Vols, The date chosen is the anniversary
OF the battle OF Cedar Mountain in which
many ot~the Vermont troops took part
An interesting meeting is assured
Many OF the above Posts have already
voted to attend in a body. Dept. Cam
mander John A. sheldon of Rutland
Henry W. Spafford, assistant adjutant-
general, and U. 5. Marshall II. w. Bailey
Of New bury have promised to attend. II
is also expected that Congressman
Haskins and Hugh Henry will be here
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II was only few years ago that this soel'
ETY. had one OF the best grounds IN the
state and most convenient set OF build
ings. Some Of the best fairs Ia the state
were given here, but the society was al
lowed to die out through lack OF support
The STAFFORD Cooperative Telephone
Co. has nearly completed line from
Woodstock 10 Bethel, via the North road
II Is trunk line aud connects at Waller s
Corners with G. ID. Cushing's line. The
central station for Barnard is at Fred
Perkins where connection is made with
the Mount Hunger line. This company
Is comparatively new organization and
has its headquarters at STAFFORD. II
covers Woodstock, South Woodstock,
RoyaltCn, Sharon, Hartford, White River
Junction, STAFFORD and Tunbridge, and
makes exchange OF business with the
Cushing line aud the Orange County
Telephone association,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-25

The following articles of incorpor-
alton have been filed with the Sec
retary OF state.
The Hub Clothing Company; in
corporators, Joseph Schwartz, Chas.
A. Tibbs and Thomas II. Tibbs; prin.
cipal Office, Sumpter. Baker county;
,a9ltal stock. $4,000. The company
III engage in a general merchan-
t.,e business.
The Oregon Artificial Limb Manu-
featuring and Supply Company; in
corporators, d. X. Ladd, ]. l..
Mitchell and Charles Z. Lemon; prin-
cipal ONCE, Portland; capital stock.
$2500.
The Duncan Drug Company: incor-
porators. l.. NJ, Duncan, s. V. Dun
can and b. E. Haney: capital stock
$4,000 principal once, Portland.
The Moline Elevator COMPANY a
corporation organized under the
laws OF the state OF Illinois. with n
capital stock OF $4,000, nled its
declaration of intention to do bust.
ness in Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-25

DR.. /. N. Sanders. of Cornu.,.s "
Is in the city on business and ~
ing friends.
p. Josse. who has been visitipy i,
son, l.. o. Josse, returned yeste,a.
to his home in Portland.
Mrs. b. Jones, Of Brooks. an.
spending several days with fr,o..
here, returned this morning to 4
home in Brooks. N
Robert Coltman, who has been h
the employ of the Willamette yalI
Traction company. for seys,s
months, has gone to Tacoma
w. N. Gatens, private secret,.
to Governor Chamberlain, left nj
morning for Spokane, to attend 4.
session of the development leas.
Miss Gail Souter left this morni,.
for Portland, en- route to her bo,'
in Tacoma, after a visit with Miss
Ella and Bessie Schultz. She vm
spend several days with friends n
Portland.
s. l.. Harvey, of Des Moines, Inv,
is in the city visiting his brother.,
law, E. F. Wright, on South Gonna,
cial street. He is looking over tss
country with a view to making III,
home out here somewhere, and vu
remain several weeks.
Mrs. E. Chatwin, formerly propr,s
tor of the Chatwin House, on Cbur,s
street, but. now of Shreveport, La /
in the city, visiting old-time friend,
She is accompanied by her youpgea
daughter, Miss Cornelia Chatwln
They have been spending the sum.
mer in Portland, but expect to less
for the South soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-25
COURT PROCEEDINGS TODAY.
Salem's Dogs Are Suil I'm the Doubt
full Glass.

Judge Galloway rendered a de-
cision today sustaining the demurrer
In the injunction suit of A. Smith
against the city OF Salem and w. w.
Johnson, This is the celebrated dog
ordinance case. In which the city
council and the pound master was
enjoined from collecting the dog tax.
IL seems the real Objectionable fea-
ture to the ordinance. as first passed.
namely that female dogs had TO be
held In chain. was amended at a sub
sequent meeting, after the original
complaint had been filed. The in.
junction, however. is still pending.
as the plaintiff, through his attor-
ney, Webster Holmes, was granted
until Thursday 10 file an amended
complaint.
The other docket entries were as
follows:
Willis Kramer against Canfield
Marsh ct al, for an accounting; suit
dismissed.
Theresa Jane Savage against
Elmer NJ Savage, ct al, in equity:
demurrer sustained. and plaintiff
gives notice OF appeal.
John Scott, ct al. against Charles
Scott, ct al, partition suit; objee-
tions to cost bin withdrawn.
Adolph Wolf q Son. ct al. against
T. A. Livesley. a Co.. ct al: dis
missed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-25
Hop Picking Abou, End.,,

The hop harvest win be completed
by the end OF the week. Already
many OF the smaller yards have I'm
ished picking, as well as some OF the
larger ones. The Krebs yard. m
Brooks and at Independence finished
yesterday, and large number OF
Portland piekers viii return home
today from these two yards. In
Polk county the yards VIII not finish
harvesting until the latter part OF
the week. At silverton some moula
has shown itself. Large numbers q,
piekers are passing through the eItv
returning 20 their homes, and scores
are leaving on the north and south.
bound trains.
Hop Lee. the lessee OF the Holman
quiet. Eighteen cents appears 10 be
the price for choice exports ana ,s
cents for lower srades.
Hop Lee. the lessee OF the Holman
yard. Is reported 10 have recently
sold as bales Of fugSles at iax
cents.