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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-23
HOME FROM ENGLAND.

Times.
San Sebastian, Spain, Aug. o.
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria ar
rived here from England today on the
Spanish royal yacht Giralda and pro-
ceeded to Miramar palace.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-23

The Evening Times Stands for North
Dakota Interests ut all Times and
Under all Circumstances.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12
Tainted Money.

The Democrats Of Wisconsin Ia
in their platfoam just adopted re-
mind the country that the Republi-
can national committee has not made
restitution Of the large sums receiy-
ed from the Life Insurance corpor.
atoms tilched from the funds that
should have been sacred to the
widows and orphans Of policy hold
ers. The plank adopted condemns
the Republican party for the accept
ance OF the policy holders money
and demands that the same be re-
stored. Now President Roosevelt
has five months holiday before him
there can be no excuse, for lack of
time, for his not taking up the mat
ter with chairman Cortelyou and
ordering that restitution OF these
tainted funds be made to their right.
full owners.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12
Notice 10 Creditors.


Drnhnna Court 81 HI MAfffs County, tct .
iiiia ~ 1851.
Ordered l9y tag court tDat tQbt, &, NumpH,
administering u
SARAH ii EAikf NtBlt,
late Df ST. MAfg 40ilsats4 aeHeassi. Ryn the
n0tice re4uteen uy gaf ii the ledGAsed crNtli-
tors "a itsr EheiF elAiins aud that ths sAlne 10
published ones wEeN Tor ssx successive
woeks ili tho ~ Mary# ssnaepn.
Test q. FHfAHN 11tElsN " kLL
hnFlAser "a a I5se LIZ Sh Maf3 q ooautf.
In pursuance 81 tHt ahove ols1br, hpfety
give uUticr that AaFe obtained from tie Or
phans Conrs 81 ~ Naf5 county. Md, lettote
OF administration ei me persona estate pf
SARAH 6 cAlsPEN TEX.
late OF said couaiys decaascd.
All persons nAs aus eialts4 aaainst the said de-
ceased are hereby netlliea - eknlplCtht Same.
with tile proper fe1paesa RttAlehed thereto 20
the subscriber. "a uf before ths $50 Day Of
January ipJf. tAef NlfigtherWiae 0y 'aw ~ OK
ciufod from fhe beaelifa 81 the said estate,
All pera0na indebted tpthe deeeAsed are rus
quoated 10 make lsnnlediate patuent 20 the
R0Br 4 CONES.
July O. -ew
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

The Pennsylvania railroad officials
have been ordered todispose Of their
coal stock holdings, but will the
small operators obtain justice. or
will the favored mine owners still
have the advantage. That is the
abolition OF the combination between
the coal producing industry and
the railroads, which has been ex-
posed through the Tillman- Gilles.
pie resolution under which the In
terstate Commission investigated
the combine and the grating. Let
us have lower railroad rates and
cheaper coal and abolish the tariff
on coal so that competition may aid
in reducing the price.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12


The surrender Of Congress- and
the President to the meat trust was
the last scene in the tragedy OF the
recent session. The surrender OF
Congress and the President to the
Standard Oil trust was next to the
last. They also surrendered on the
pure food bill. Congress will sur
render to the President and the
American Ship Trust next session.
Surrender" is the shibboleth OF
the present regime Itmeans, pro
lection" to the rich rogues, and
poverty for the people.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

About the time the Allison amend
ment was hatched, says Tillman,
there was a great hurrah in the pa
pers about the crimes Of Standard
Oil as exposed by the Garfield re-
port We we're told that this ex-
position helped greatly toward the
passage OF the bill.
Under cover OF the cloud OF dust
raised, the President retired from
his advanced position and accepted
the Allison amendment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12


LEoNkRDTowx, MD. July 10, 1906.
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Supervisors Of Election Of Saint Mafy's
county, that. che following named per.
sons have been duly selected JUDGES OF
ELECTION, and who VIII also act as
OFFICERS or REGISTRATION as pro-
vided for by Chapter 202, Article 3'l en-
titled Elections Sections Z and 10. In
the respective Districts and Precincts
mentioned, and that such persons 80
hereinafter named will be duly appointed
as qualified Officers OF Registration and
Judges Of Election for their respective
Districts and Precincts, unless good caGeo
to the contrary thereof be shown writ
ten on Or before the 18th day Of August,
1906.
1st dietrict--Jos. G. Taylor, Democrat,
81 Inigo'e; Lewis p. Tennieon, Republi-
can, Beeehyille.
End diatrict- q. r. Loker, Democrat.
Valley Lee; Lewis Z. Springer, RepubIi
can, Valley Lee
Bird district 1st precinct-Geo r.,
Wathen, Democrat, Loveville; VIM. II.
Dawson, Republican, Loveville
Bird district, Ind precinct--W Walter II
B. Wise, Democrat, 1eoBardtown; Harry
NJ. Jones, Republican. LeOnafdtOwn.
4th distriet--C. L. johnson, Democrat,
Chaptieo; @. Hayden Russell, RepubIican,
Clements
18th district Thos. II. Fowler, Demo.
crat, McchanicsYiIle; ISAIAH Cantor. Re-
publican, Charlotte Hall
9th district41lieo. T. Hutchins, Demo.
crat, Hollywood. Harry n Robinson.
Republican, 0akville.
18th district Jas. r. Blair, Democrat.
Miestown: John III Long, Republican,
Abelh.
thdistrict--J. Thos. Fenhagan, Dem
ocrat, California; VIM. 4. r. Long. Re.
publican. California
9th district -thas. +. RObrecht. Dem.
ocrat. Island; Alexander Marmnduke,
Republican, leland
L. b. JOHNSON.
WAITER b. DENT,
STEPHEN ~ JONES,
Supervisors 81 Election
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DON COZINE

Black Staliau--a years old Registered
No. 27Vsis lleeora 2lV Iiy tlie great
1ainbettA Wilkes lseeord, Alvs. lIAs-
ing pnfYhassed tits abVFe manned h0rse
AZ xery high figure Tor Tie iu,.
proyeiuent 81 the stock IT ST, Mars co.
am prepared "a sfslnd bin Ia The peVeral
districts u the ta0ungy where there Il i
Cub formed % several mares IL each ssc
tiOi.-fof single Iallre. So i0f two
mares, $50. FOR full particulars aud
terms write or apply to
f i. CJMlsa, Beangue, Sid.
Feb. 3. OUa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

The Republican ofthe House of Rep
resentatives insisted upon their
amendment to the railroad rate bill
striking out the pipe line clause
and the Senate after a show Of res
istance agreed to the bill, so that
the Standard Oh Trust is free from
regulations by virtue Of the votes
OF a Republican Congress.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12
to Delinquent Taxpayers.

Notice II hereby given to st. Mary's
County Taxpayers WHOSE taxes for Che
years 1904 and 1905 afe due and In ar
rears that unless said taxes are paid
with all interest and costs within
twenty (20) days from the date Of this
notice their property will be sold as pro-
yided for by law without any levy or
apprRissment, after giving atleast thirty
(301 days notice Of the time and place Of
sale.
JAS. J. COUGH.
County Treasurer pfSt Mary's County.
July IL, 19O6--4t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

Roosevelt's record on the rate
bill and the meat bill, and almost
every other measure which he has
pretended to advocate, is a record
of insincerity that would make
Machiaveli mad with envy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

Senator Elkins says there is no
satisfaction in having great wealth.
Perhaps there is not much comfort
in wealth acquired in the Elkins
way. but where would Elkfns and
the other millionaire senators be
politically without barrels OF money!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

The Republicans. at the first SEES
sion of the 59th Congress-, sowed
only wind; and when the autumn
comes they will reap whirlwind,
or something equally as good.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12
FESTIVAL DAY
{.
SACRED HEART CHURCH,
Wednesday, August 1, 1906.

Grand Tournament al ISushwood, III 10
o'clock. a. NJ
ORAroRs senator r. n. (iREENwEi.r.
Mr. r. LrF MAruNuiN,
Chief Marshal. - adge Geo. r. tiarnef
aides Capts Fred AIcMIiiiama, John
II. Russell and Dominic Hayden
Money prizes win be given "a fuccess
ful knights.
Carter . Baud viii attend III day.
july 8. O1--td
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The Summer Schedule
N elrect june b. IIaa.

stcamcT enVe Washington. weather par.
hitting. f0otuf fsh eirest UYtfy sunday, Ttioa-
day. "Wednesday, thursday and saturday ~
y "a, iof she f0llowisg ttyef Landings aud
itAulimata
Alexandrln. alymDnt, liverpool Point Rlv-
ersldc. nushwn0d, LangHstef's. HOWafd'e, Co.
hfumH stones. LeuuHfdtowU. Abelss, pluoy
Point Adams. LpdRs lMnaine. MundAysg
Point kinpAln. EuHns HAnuick's. Walnut
Point Gpwartis, Lewisettq. MliHrse, aras0u's,
isromeA. Porto iteiiOs arriving IN Baltimore.
eArly runednyv thursday. friday. saturday
aud Monday 8nuFuiuRs,
steamers GAYS baltimore. weather permiEling.
Pier D, Light Stresig every Munnay, TUESDAY.
lhurAdey, Friday sud Saturday at d. b. nj.
fFr the Following RIVER LAndlngs and Wash.
fnRl1n;
Miilers, Bromes Porto Belle, Grason's Coan.
Mlndlclfs. Wainut Point, k1ewAFfas, EnWiseifa
Ledge LafidlnR, Mundy'e Point klnsalc
adams, Finey t0Ht Laanarltuwu. Abellie.
h0Wafd'H, Gc0runH. aEone's. HnshWood
LancaHtere, Hlvtrsdes Liverpool Point, 4 Is :
mont Aiexnntknl
arriving III Warrington early Wednesday.
ThusdHN Saturday, Sunday aud Monday
mefniNgN
WILLARD THO als0N. General Manager.
a. MulkDDCIls ttcu. lrf. and Rass. Agi.
STE IA tNsUN 4 isiiOs, Agents.
Telephone 745 Washington. ID G.
w q ltfsaitnUNs agent,
Eeb l,'te
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ship subsidy Defeated.

II hard and dirty work is entitled
to reward, Gen. Grosvenor, Chair
man Of the House Committee on
Merchant Marine and Fisheries,
has certainly earned his honorarium
from the hands Of the Ship.trust peo-
pie for that the committee by a tie
vote failed to report the bill was not
Grosvenor's fault for he has been
interchangeable In helping the subsidy
lobbyists in getting their evidence
before the committee and in bull
doing those who appeared to defeat
the steal. Grosvenor has just pub
lished astatementthatthe bill will be
reported by thecommittee at the next
session and will then be passed. But
GrOsyenor and his subside bill have
struck troublous times and his repu-
tation as prophet has been ever
lastingly damaged by his repudia-
tion by the Republicans Of Ohio.
Those voters who opposed theship-
subsidy steal should persist in
making every candidate for Congress
pledge himself to vote against 1t
and those members Of the present
Congress who are not candidates
|or reelection should DO urged to
stand BIZ the people II they ever ok
peet any future favors Of their
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12
Sealed Proposals.

The building Committee hereby admr-
tise for sealed proposals for theconstruc.
ton Of Hall 10 be built nc the Sc.
Mary's Female Seminary, sc. Mary
City, Md. An bids must be iiled by IL
o'clock, noon, July Goth, 1906, on which
said date the proposals will be publicly
opened and the award made 20 The low.
est responsible bidder, who shall furnish
bond TO twice the amount Of the con.
tract Plans and specifications can be
seen at Dudley a Carpenters, l25 Light
St Baltimore, Nd. Il. K. Gwinnis, Or
st. ~ W, Washington, D. e., and at
Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown, Sid. Each
bid shall be accompanied by certified
check Tor 900, ns a guarantees that the
bidder viii enter into the CONTRACT II
awarded tohim Thecommittee reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
Address, GILES Il DYER, 81 Commit
tee, LeUnar1t0wn, Sid,
July i2-2t,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12
BUILDING MATERIAL.

NUN iu addition ~ tbs above sc win
be giasi To furnish you aH murh II any
kissa u lumber ana building lsaseFlal as
1vunay nssai Iii DlaId your anlssa, barns,
&e., nnl VIZ viii build the sAnae tor you
my size aud Time ynu like
FARm IMPLEMENTS
10 all iarfpera We want e. say that va
have hiie q plew1, haxfews, aiakn,
Empire drills, sUlaeshlng line this year,
0stsrns nag fAkea. mewsra, Ia, al
cheap ana alrlusisste Jsseulues, aud a
brand nyw ks9s g2peTna plnaer; W.
think tsie best llilag made 10 eat wheat
withior Tie unheafd u price u SIO2.5O
CASH. How Is thatl9E pfsees 1t lsiDsl--
ABELL' that's the place
Wll llpy OK Teams Also.
Mrs. CORA r. ABfLI-,
Mas 5. W 3ln Ridge, Nd.
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TUESDAY. July 81, 1905.

TUESDAY. July 81, IDO0,
At the hour Of ~ o'cl,,ck. II,
all the real estate, situated ID said com.
", Vi which the late benjamin q stone.
street died seiscti and Possessed, shet Il
% say
! All that tract. containing
1876 acres u land, more or Iesa,
known a. PARr OF cRADD0uk ii
MEASURE, situated on che west side ii
the Clay Till rusd leading from Leon.
aFatoWn ~ she Great Mills, about tx
miles from Iseonardtown.
2 All that tract, containing
600 acres Of land, more or Icms.
known az PART OF TIE RED GATE
Farm, situated on the east side u the
said Clay Hin road, about 8 miles from
Leonardtown.
. All that tract, containing
so acres of land, more or less,
known as WIIEATLEY's MEADOWS.
detached from, but near 70, the aforesaid
tract knownas Part Red Gate Farm.
4 All that tract. containing
70 acres Of land, more or less,
known a. I4ANGLEYsS LAND. on the
public road leading from IeOnArdtown
70 III. Andrews Church, about two
miles from the point where the said 81.
Andrew n rOnd intersecfs the aforesaid
Clay Hill road.
These lands ara level and an, practi-
cally, ia growth Of Oak and Pine, there
being little cleared land and only two or
three old houses thereon. They arc an
accessible to AbelI's Wharf, landing 81
deep water on Britton's Bay, being from
five to seven miles iroaI said wharf BY
public foad.
Terms of Sale.-Onefhird Of the
purchase money, cash on the day ii sale.
or on the final ratification thereof, and
the remainder IN two equal instalments
IN one and two years, respectively, or all
cash at the option OF the purchasers;
the leferred payments, II any, to bear
interest from date Of sale and To be 10.
cured to the satisfaction of che Trustee.
The above described lands win be sold
separately. A deposit 81 5000 on the
Part Of Red Gate Farm, deposit oF
800 on the PnrE of Craddocks Mems.
ire, and q Deposit Of 500 on each 81
the other two tracts being required oil
the several purchasers on the day aud AT
the time OF sale.
i. ALLISON WILMER,
Trustee
july 5,06--ts
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St. MaTy'S Racing Association.
LEoNARDTowN. MD.
Summer Meeting, Aug. 8 a. 8, 'o6.
PROGRAM or CLASSES AND PURSES.
July l2td

FIRsr DAy.-Wedncsday, Aug. s.
| Colt Race, half mile, ma, Purse, s2o
minute class, trot Of pace. Purse, sI5
no class, trot or pace, Purse. 3s.
Free FOR all, trot o. pac@ Purse, SO.
SECOND DAY.-Thursday Aug. o.
minute class, trot on pace, Purse, 10.
2 40 class, trot or pace. Purse, Sl5.
3 Free for Ill, trotor pace, Purse, 500.
I Running, half mills heats, Al B. W.
CONDITIONS.
Rules Of the National Trotting Association
TO govern.
All tFottlng and pacing races, mile heats,
best IN 8, except colt race, Money divided,
6b per cent, Is per cent, and 10 per cent, cx-
cept the "Free for Ar IN which the money
viii DO divided 50, %, l5and 10 per cent.
Entrance fee, 10 per cent. OK purse. 70
entpr, 3 70 start
Horses dIstaucing the field Or any part oft
70 get one money only.
Horses called at 1 o'clock, =. NJ, aad win
start All 1870, r. N.
Entries close July 81, Al 8 o'clock, n NJ
Hobbies not barred.
Positively no conditional entries.
Right reserved to reject any entry received
"a hours after date Of closing.
Md, Del. a va. n. Il. coInpany'n Steamers
from Baltimore and Washington land az
Leonardtown. Steamers nom Washington
leave stephenson's Wharf 18th Street
u LEE AATTINGLY, Secretary,
Leouardtown, Md.
RoBT, G. COMBS, Prealdont.
u. HARRIS CAVALIER, ylce-pres.
ENoCH y. ABEi.b, Treas.
July l2-td
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g@ Happy Russell, II.


VIII mako The season o + 1905. ID 81 Mary,s
County. Communicating March 20 ana ending
juno ~. 1876
Sired by Happy Russell. registered No. f4ef
NAmbrlnn HueselI Registered No. 29ls. Grand
elre. WOodford Aamhfiuo. No. 3z5 HeRistefeJ
Dam oi HAPPY hnssell, Odd Stocking By
Happy ae5ium, Registered No 100.
Pedigree II snllie 6. Record. 26f. eallie @.
WaeEifed By Mont be n isaac Painter. Record
xle Dam 81. Lawrence mare bY Dutch
Frank. flnseIc q. out Of aaflie O. Record.
ItGi Sired by Billy Mcdonald. Lassio q.
dnln Of Happy kasaoll Jr
Terms. SO single mare IN season. Special
forms for pr more mares. 50 cents GrOofn'e
fet III each case, Insurance, $50 All mnres
not proving with foai have return privilege Ia
the TAI free " charge All pusaible caro- VIII
DC taken. but will n0t be responsible for accl-
dpuis For tPr8uss 30, Address. ID. Il BUkDff
March 2% 0j-1ln. Meehaniesville. nd.
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imthe Orphans Court u MarSs County
Mafsiafsd
IA tho uattaf 81 The Personal Nstale Or n.
Nathan chappeleaf. deceased, late Of said
county.
Ordered, by tbs ufphans Court Tor st. Ma,
RVS County, this 18th day 81 June, 1906. that
the sale Of the ieaaeb I'd estate 81 II, Nathan
Chappeears deceased. made by Waiter .
Mitchell and Beniafeln = Chnppelear, adj
minlstrators Of the enid dceeaSeds IN pursu-
anco Of the laws Of Maryland FtstIng the Or
phans' Courts Of sald Htate with Tie power 70
decree the sale Of leasehold estate, and this
day reported 70 this toaft BY the said Walter
j. Mitchell and BENJAMIN q. tthappelcar. adj
pinistfators. pe fafiilea aud condrped, UNI
less cause - the contrary thereof DC shown
on on before the 10th day u ] uly, $500, prpvls
ded copy Of this order ~ inserted ~ SOME
newspaper published "a said saint Mary s.
county once a week faf four sucrosNlve weeks
before the said iosh daF.of Juig, IsNk
$500
dBA ii KEY
WMsNs COTTAGE,
duHM In PARSONS
judges Uf the Orphans Court for ~ Mays
County, MarYIuuas
True CUrN Test
II PHfLiN a1tNt,N W ELI,
&e8l&soFpf wills
June II. ~
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE WOODLAND
IL 81 MARYs COUNTY

ilg slarag 1T decree 81 the Cirenit
Court Tor 81 Aarye county % May ID,
laoa, ia il cause nov depending III mkid
Court Agherusu Julia y. MANrAatle and
others are fiaiutliss. and William AaI.
guNtns F0wkeand others are lpicndnnsa
mo. 1867 Equity the undersigned. tlse
Trustee appointed rs said deere, vail
eeli, by public auction, "a The door ~
the Court House. IN LeonHrdtown, Ia
enid county. on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

Two tenants for year 1907 to work
land with lnyteam. Two houses Of three
and five rooms
GILES i. DYER.
Beauyue, Nd
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Camp Meeting at La Plata, lid.


JULY 9th TO AUGUST 9th.
Beautiful Grove. Fine Water.
The third animal Camp under the ans
pieces OF the Southern Maryland Holiness
Association will be held
July 81 60 Aug. 3, inclusive.
pentecostal League, Rev ". II Iioople,
President, in charge, assisted by Rev. II
d. Bosley, Of Washington, d e., aud
others.
Rev. Alfred Smith, Temperance Evan
geist oi the Wilmington n. Il. Confer.
enee, viii speak afternoon aud night 81
August .. Subject, .ProhibitiOn
Mrs. Brookbank, al Washington. win
have charge Of the Boarding Tent
Board, $500 per week vs. for the term.
Accommodations Tor horses.
A limited number 81 tents small
rental to those who apply early.
Address, y u PENN,
Poniret, Md.
w. l.. DEMENT,,
La Plata, Md
July l2-td
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Farm For Rent.

win rent, on easy terms, all or part
Of .he farm known as "0ld Patnxent, 4
situate at Jones wharf, Patuxent dis
trict. Land good ss... in fine state Of
cultivation.
GEO T. HUTcHISs.
Hollywood, Md.
July 12-3t.
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Al the hour Of - O'ciuck. n,
all the real estate. situated ID said conn.
". VI which the late Benjamin q stone.
strect died seiscd and possessed, shet Il
20 say
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-05
SUPREME COURT REVERSED DECISION
Verdict In Case Of Maria Beutin
Against the Crookston Lumber
Company h Changed.

The United States circuit court of
appeals has handed down decision
reversing the lower court in the case
Of Maria F.. Boutin va. the Crookston
Lumber company. which was tried in
the United States court at Fergus
Falls last spring. AS will be remem-
bered. Mr.. Boutin was killed in the
saw mill at Crookston and Mrs. Bou-
tin sued for statutory damages. the
jury awarding her $1,000, the full
amount allowed by law. Before the
case was submitted, the attorney for
the company asked the court to direct
a verdict In favor Of the company on
the ground that Mr.. Boutin had been
guilty of contributory negligence. The
court declined to do so. and the su-
,preme court now holds that such q
verdict should have been directed anL
wipes out the verdict given by the
jury. The Crooks,r,n Lumber COM
pany carries insurance against acci-
dents and the suit was virtually
against the insurance companies,
which will escape payment under the
decision just handed down.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-05
DETECTIVE CATCHES
NAN WANTED At
AkETA
Halvorson Is His; Mama and n.
Was Arrested at
Bemidji.
RoB8ED THE DEPOT
Of About $500 is the Charge
Against Him-Is q Youne
Fellow,

Ed. Walsh, the Great Northern de-
tecttve was in Crookston yesterday
with H. N. Halvorson, q young man Of
Aneta, N. D.. who is wanted for rob-
bling the state at that place last week
OF between $500 and $500. The station
was burned there and the money was
missing. Halvorson disappeared about
this time and was traced to Crookston
and later to Bemidji. He was arrested
tnere and brought to Crookston and
confined in the jail here for safe keen
Ing. He was taken back to Aneta last
night. ''
Halvorsoa who is only about 20
years OF age and managed to Get away
with good share of the money when
captured. While in Crookston he
bought suit of clothes, a fur-lined
overcoat and other wearing apparel
from a local firm of clothiers and a
$50 watch from local jeweler. He
has managed to dispose of nearly 5000
OF the money and had $3.50 when CAP
tured. It Is not thought that he get
fire to the station or had anything to
do with that part Of It. Seldom if ever
has such fashionable prisoner been
brought to Crookston as young Hal
vorson who presented a most stylish
appearance with his patent leather
shoes, a fur-liner overcoat and hand
some new suit.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-05
Will cRooKsToN GET LAND COURT?
Congress to Establlsh . New Office
Which WIN be Called
Land Court

A. W. Layman the special United
States land agent, who formerly lived
In Crookston but who is now living in
Duluth, In conversation with q Times
representative at Crookston stated
that It was proposed by congress to
establish a new court, at this session,
which is to be known as a land court,
and which Is to have an appointive
Judge who will try all contest cases
instead Of having the case tried by
the register and receiver of the land
Office as Is now the case.
The plan Is to have but one court
In each state and of course these
courts will only be established in the
states which have public lands. This
will give Minnesota one of these
courts and 1t will without doubt be
established in the northern part Of
the state. Crookston, Duluth, Cass
Lake and Bemidji will be candidates
for the place II court is established
and the one who Is earliest in the
field will undoubtedly get the plum.