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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-03-29

CONTINUED in Supplement.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
WHAT ~ IS NAN, /.

How ineonseqnental an Atom q
man. even when compared with the
forces az nature that uphold and
transform this little atom II the uni.
verse Ne call the earth.
How iike ants hexIda the ruins II
their hnme are the thousands that
Swarm through The ruined streets NJ
san Francisco. Tomorros they siil
begin - rebuild the ant Hin Their
little ilfe vii run On much ~ before
Tomorrow and then The day after
AMI msn VIII have forgotten the AZ,
~siTucfinn Of The ant hiii and silf turn
their minds 10 working out other iIt
lie plans that mas on another DAY bs
~ at nansht By sofne other mani,
~fesiation of the power o. nature.
There N . lessen deeper than ans
man has ever taught or well learned
n d calamity such n destroyed NJ
one feli stroke. the proud. beautiful
CITY sitting like . queen by the side
n the blue waters that roll their
countless leagues across the Pacific
10 break sgainst the rock barriers bs
the Golden Gate.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
NEED ron PUMPING.

There ARE four conditions under
which pumping may be advantageous.
III employed, said the speaker las,
night. These are where surface
streams are below the level or the
land TO Be irrigated: where the wa.
ter IN the streams Is insufficient q
meet the demands of adjacent area 81
during the whole cropping season;
where there are second Or third
benches In the valley, 10 which the
bitches cannot be made applicable
Some o fthe best lands in New Mex
leo. said the speaker. are thus situat
ed.
The speaker did not dwell upon thu
fact. brought out In the subsequent
general talk, that often times wher
water Is most needed. under ths
ditch system, the farmer must avail
hts turn, whether OF MOI his crop |.
damaged, There IL nothing like hav
Ing your own water, To be used wher
and where and as often as you please
This ID q fact. EVEN where bitches arr
reasonably satfsfactory.-Citisen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

srsszsoa Gals esex1>e ghsrs 80
gf~st<r f~ssiss1nce IL u t,r~sxsoa o
Sar sss cn&st k~s7riss farrniEx j
sest shleh rstac-e be DID 10 80
srxase ne Horce shxt bore tos <rr
thai pss az the esrIks frssf %
whsk AsE FFsnefsre las in~seas~ss
rested sInae rs fozndztka1
Am@shsr Interesting ronssSsrAsAo n
4. ~ similarity % he topography ~
NJ TO paAess mad 10 eharseterts
nes ~ he people knsricsa travel
~ Rrs l~nsssishiy nrurk ~ ne ~
ssaahisnce II ~ ny u Naples md
easenents hap~a uatss front ~ fha'
u n Ieiden Gate hsrAss ne e.
lgti hearfetness q the Smpoilsan'
" siso dlstinrtiy dapsarsfe,s An M
exnbsrsaf hospitality pnass ~ sdlsness
IRE gsaersi saisy - - veopss q
ssn frs1esu
Nhy Ad Nader Earh should "
esiict thes<. fhe pnst cheerful and
iosahle a hex chlisren + inaxpiieabis
and painfully inrcnsssrent from J hn
man siMnpcinf.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

Co away from home and learn the
news. The NJ Paso Herald In A. sun
day edition contains two columns IL
m alleged dispatch from socorro Civ
Ing the supposed details Of d horrid
conspiracy entered Into by leading
Republicans of New Mexico 10 undo
Governor Hagerman and 10 make
mincemeat or his administration. one
Of the men with the muck rake q
evidently u work IN Socorro, Just u
q few Of that gang are working tooth
and too nall day In and day out and
at nights with their muck rakes "a
sciape dirt and create dissension n
the republican ranks IN Albuquerque
IN Las Vegas, IN this city and sew
oral oth1. points IN the territory
These muck rake sensations may las
for d little time. hut Ii the end the,
are found out 20 he falsehoods. pure
and simple. and have No effect "a sen
slbie and decent citisens.-New Mex
lean
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
A. 70 EARTHQUAKES.

A great many thousand people In
America have during the last day or
two been reading UP % earthquakes
and their causes They have found
that the most sewers earthquakes In.
vAriably occur near the sea The
cause Il generally accepted to be the
constant shrinkaee a the earth.s
crust. with the accumulated tension
resulting at intervals Ia the sudden
fracture. elevation or depression Of
the strata. and occurring as q rule
where - lateral force supposed to
be given BY great areas Of ocean act
upon the borders Of the continent.
There seems 10 be 4 connection be
tween earthquakes and volcanoes, but
this connection Il not very well I'm.
deratood. Many people are dIsposed
To laugh 1t those Who say there was
some connection between the volca,
mic eruptions at yesuvius and the
San Francisco earthquake. II 10 true
no ono can say Why the volcanic dis,
turbance IN italy should cause trouble
Just opposite In California But there
4 IN h,.,nrv 20 AMI. 1919 - 49,
*. - $500. ~ r,.,.v s.~c..
~ sh.t ~ ,s,,s. - !. 49,. -,
1890, 80. |. .,,,s
~. scrrs.
!.
x,.,..as s. -h,eh s-sr.nans.as 80
- ,,s~..r,,..a I $500 n..a !,
ITs.nr- -n,ch a...sa..s 81 ga ass.,s
-. ~ asss.S .ssv Z cso
80 NJ 800 3 .saaaa
saa,,a ~, :.
varr 80 ~ W
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

The Optic d correct. Extensive dry
farming "a the uplands &C thu Las
Vegas land grant viii make San ~.
guel county prosperous beyond eypee
fatlon. Al the least calculation there
~re 100000 scnes o. land where 4 y
believed ths Campbell or dry system
iaethod Of agriculture a be car
ried on with ress on the grant.
An TINT sectll Nkouid be tributary q
me Meadow and III q few years
would makes Il one Of the most
thriving. and sideawake municipali,
ties In the southwest and that with q
great popnIation.-New Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
Inerprerslhly ssa 8 d the swalIo!

Inexpressihly sd M h the swallow
Ink up ii . few hours The accumu.
lated wealth Of years. yet this loss
~ not i~rreparabie. ssn Francisco
has been rased TO its foundations. \
ii true. but the pluck and persistans :
and energy Of the splendid me wfo
built San Francisco can and will
build another San Francisco on the
ruins a. the old. The talk Of ahan
doninG the city on the magnificent
harbor By the Golden Gate n Idle
San Francisco viii be rebuilt. sar
Francisco can be spared u must BE-
but no 70 the hardy people who dwell,
there.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

r. II. Pierce received q telegram
yesterday stating thst Mrs. J. D. Pow.
ers and q OF her s0ns who were
supposed 70 be In San Francisco at
the time u the terrible disaster are
safe and sound In Louisville. Ky,
Stephen Powers and family have 81,
been residing In San Francisco bas
are located At Half Moon Bay. twenty
one miles distant. Mr.. Powers has
one Of his brothers there win, him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
lFihEs aAILRoAD
AND OFFICIALS,

Chicago. April 2o.-The Chicago,
Burlington q Quincy railroad and Da
rius Miller and Claude q. Durham.
officials OF the road, eyre found gull
AZ today by the federal court on he
charge OF granting rebates In viola
ton OF the Law. The corporation was
nied $4,000 and two officials $40.
900 each.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

William Garfield, water inspector Of
the Atchison. Topeka q Santa re Il
Berlin, who has been In the railroad
hospital IN las Vegas. left this morn.
Ing for his old home at Rockford
Col. Mr.. Canneld has been ID tie
sick list for about q month, suffering
from rheumatism.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

We me hes. of iii men Ii iii.
world the optimist. mo. shilr bst
slIng against wrong. stii. does MOI
fail TO keep his mind open 20 Tho
good. This Il the kind of ii ths
presidens referred 70 when le nrxed
msnIIness and fairness HI the fighl
against eyii IN this nation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

When The Atssills valley sets al
the irrigation Ii s4nts and the MO
Gnnde valley gets all the pumping
n wants. and the northern NeS Mex
Eco mesa region get all the DRY farm.
ms they want. New Mexito osaght 10
lie taken d Of The arid region.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

The number OF people who are tax.
ing Sunday dinner At the Merchants
Cafe Ii proof Of the service. MIR.
Turner would be pleased II he had IL
much again room a. ne now has. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

Herbert G. Boldstad. who u with
the Dennison Manufactures com.
pany Of Chicago. arrived Ia this
city yesterday afternoon to visit the
Harvey ranch resort. & !.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

Hand Ia your subscriptions % The
Optic Tor relief Of the San Francisco
sufferer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

N. II. Stanley Of San Francisco is
d visitor In the city and Is registered
at the Castaneda hotel. He is a com.
mercial drummer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

Tuesday. April -, We open our new
store On Douglas Avenue. Davidson
Z Blood. +-1t5
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

TUESDAY, April. II. 1906.

The following quotations received
from v. u. Graf II Co, Albuquerque,
New Mexico. correspondent for Logan
a Bryan. long distance phone.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20

Homer Hallett left for his HON,
III watrous Yesterday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-20
IeIL

No. Nas5( - Vegas reafhe'
~ the last Sv days Il related neifh
er b. boads nf cause q sfscl viii
49, res<uf seismic ssoublss IL Cali
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08

James Riley after a long Illness,
passed away Sunday
Miss Mable Hall has returned home
from Topeka. Kansas, where she has
been attending industrial school
Mrs W II. Hopper of Eastonyille.
Colorado, who has been visiting In this
city for the past two weeks. has re-
turned home.
Miss Lola Graham is enjoying n
much.needed vacation. She is u
steady and energetic young woman.
Dr.. W. +. GLADDEN. is soon to make
his farewell address to the people Of
Colorado Springs. having received no
tice OF his confirmation by the United
States Senate. Sunday he rendered his
resignation as pastor Of St Johns
Baptist Church. 1t was apparent he
was deeply touched and filled with
emotion. DR.. GLADDEN. will leave many
warm friends behind him
Mrs Dorcas Watson OF Pueblo
spent Sunday in this city assisting Rev.
c. NJ. Tillman Of Payne's chapel In a
successful rally OF $3.50.
The Mems Sunday Forum, after in
stalling officers, were addressed by
Revs. G.. f. Trower and w. L. GLADDEN..
Calvin White passed through the
city last week for parts in Iowa
Mrs. Julia Embry will leave Tuesday
evening over the Rock Island for an
extensive trip in st. Louis and Ken.
lucky, her husbands home. She will
also attend the National Association
OF Colored Women, which convenes in
Detroit in July.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Reed and son.
Byron. leaves Saturday for parts In In.
diana for the summer.
Washington Pennington was down
from Cripple Creek Sunday. visiting
his family and friends
Mrs. w. II. La Page Of Newton. Kan.
sas, is In the city for the summer
The Guild will serve dinner from L.
m. until 10 p. m. Saturday. at Labor
hall All friends are invited
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross OF Colorado City died TUESDAY.
Much sympathy is expressed by
friends.
Thomas Allen, a highly respected
colored citizen OF this city, n resident
OF the same for twenty-five years,
wishes to announce his displeasure of
having been refused a glass Of soda wa,
ter at the Butch Drug Company, cor.
ner Pixies Peak and Nevada. There are
other drug stores who will give us
proper treatment, so beware Of your
enemies.
Mrs. 8. Rice has been suffering
greatly from her fall the past week,
and is but slightly improved.
Grant Lyceum was ably addressed
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08

Tuesday evening by Mr. Williamson on
Mental Science"
Next Tuesday evening there will be
4 special musical program rendered at
Grant Lyceum, and l.. L. Duncan will
deliver an address on the Political,
Industrial and Financial Conditions of
This Country" Young men especially
are invited.
Father S Rice has decided that for
the best interests for the success of
the Colorado Springs Mercantile Com
pany to take a white partner. Did the
colored people do their duty when 1t
was owned and controlled solely by
their race, and will they do better
when II is half a race enterprise? Busi-
ness and friendship must be divorced.
The district grand session Of the In
ternational Order Of Twelve will meet
from the 18th to lith inst. in the G. &
r. hall instead OF Temple theater.
Club No. ! OF Peoples NJ. f. Church
gave an old-fashioned dinner May 30th,
which was a grand success. Forty dol
lars was realized Mrs. Jennie Hender-
son, captain; Rev. G. E Trower, pas.
tor.
Mrs. Lizzie Watson tenders her
Sunday school class a pleasant picnic
outing at Stratton park tomorrow. as
T. farewell 10 Everett Belts. who leaves
with his auntie for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Brookens have
gone to housekeeping on East High
street This family is quite an acqui.
sition TO church and religious circles.
Harper Union was entertained by
Mrs. Julia Embry Wednesday in prof.
table business meeting Mrs. f. b.
Butler will represent Harper w. c. T.
L. at Detroit. Michigan. at the y. A. c.
W. in July Mrs Embry was elected
alternate.
Mrs. W. f. Proctor gave a charming
10 o'clock June breakfast Friday morn
ing at her elegant residence in honor
Of Mrs Julia Emhry, who leaves in a
few days. The dining room was eX.
quisitely decorated with SNOWFALL
blossoms. Five courses were artistic
ally served. Those present, aside from
the guest OF honor, were. Mesdames
w. T. GLADDEN., Caulsberry, Franklin.
II. d. Earl, Pennington. Armstead, S.
h. Jones, Alexander McBane and Till
man The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Jones. who received. and Mrs,
Earl. who presided al the piano. The
Continued on last page.l
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08

Mrs. C. j. Walker, the hair grower,
through the urgent request of many
friends and patrons, has postponed her
western tour indefinitely and will re.
main for awhile 10 convince every per-
son in need of her services OF her Won
derful power of growing hair One
treatment will positively stop the hair
from falling out or money refunded.
Her treatments have given perfect sat
isfaction to every person In Denver
who has given her trial. She also
sells letters of instruction TO persons
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08

whom she can not treat personally,
teaching them how to grow their own
hair at very reasonable prices. With
her treatments your hair begins grow
ing at once. \ trial treatment will
convince you. Two years ago her hair
was less than fingers length. This
is the result OF only two years treat
ment. Persons out Of town wishing
letters of instruction, with her Won
derful grower, can address her at 2il0
Champa, phone Pink 592.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08

Ladies who expect to do 4 great deal
of calling this summer should see the
agent and have him supply them with
the latest and best linen cards al low
prices.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-08

A neatly furnished room for two.
Modern improvements. Mrs. S. A.
Johnson, III East Moreno street
Phone 56i Black.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-17

FruRvARY l4-Nrs. Charles lapgy. near
here. IS very % al ,hls writing s'ih iiVyE irou-
BILE
John A. A. Miller, % this place, Ani Mss
Jennie He,rdir near here. we're married ~
the Manchester Reformed parsonage b. Rev
; NJ Ras5eJ. ON Sunday cveniBE. February
4 The community extends their conErssl-
lsii8us
Lssis Seipp and bride, of Baltimore, are
VISITING hss parcnts here
NilIon. aged year, son % Mr.. aud Mrs.
John x. Miller. was se5sri wIIh severe At
iscs vi tncubr,ncous Group on Friday. Zebra.
AIRY =, and was taken TO BALTIMORE a. once 20
the home of M N5iieg's uncle John Lauics.
aud Dr. Chamber. ot the Ciiy Hospital. EAs
summoned Wbea he arrived the child .
throat was ueariv closed. TIE physician en-
tered gold igbe so the ohild's windripe and
b. that means Kept The passage open and the
ehild's 8tr ~zs sawed A. tats writing be Is
sIiI ia HzIi5mcvr. hal - improving rIcsIY.
Mr.. LEAFS Selpp and daughter Ross, have
retained tfum = ylat a'uosg ir1erds ta Bslll-
u4are.
Miss Fern. dEsEaisr 81 NJ. and Mrs John
X. Miller. ~tn hai be~a very iB ~r,h liver
lrsub.c. j. ablc 20 BE- ozi Sgaln-
Oliver BoIiassT. of lork, Pa, sgegs les
DAYS here on business thJs seek.
Joha A. A. Miller aud bride spent seek
recently amoaz relatives On Baltimore
Ms Wa. Hare s5ru' iasg Saturday A. AAn-
over. Pa
Ms Isabella Bartner speai several days re-
esuily AfnauE islrads Hsaovrr. Pa.
Miss Ga.3.e lA-soa. she Nsssslaai teacher
herr. is euahao1 d. her house Halh The grip
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-17
West Falls Items.

FEBRuARY l4-Niss Annie LoWmau spent
Sunday ~ith DAVID Klein and family.
Levi j. Plane spent Saturday and Sunday
With Eixar3 Walker. % Baltimore.
Miss Sylvia I.oxman and her brother True
man spent Sunday With Miss Goiiis Hood
Miss Annie lowmau and Mrs. Iona Walker
speu, Monday evening wiih Ar- Charles W.
f. Gosneli. % this place
MIS- Wtn. Roberts, Nctti- tsa~man ard
Annie Poole Of Mount Airy; and Nezsrs-
Thomas LoEman and Willie Roberts eaJayci
the hospitality Il Mr. ard Mrs. Abisc. Carver
sad daughter Clara on Saturday evening.
Mss Emily Gnsnsil, who has been vJsIfirg
friends 81 Long Corner, Howard county. tLr
past week. has regarned home.
Nrs. Rosa L0smAH Is sill oa the uck list.
Lewis {. Franklin Is improving ycry sluu.
ly lie vas very seria4s,, hari. a. reported
lass week n the faylorsyIiie Items
Miss Aui,A Peddicar3 spent several DAYS
With friends, near Union Bridge
There was no preaching ia The N. +. Charch
here last Sunday because she pastor vas called
away Unexpectedly 10 preach a funeral.
Sunday school nrxs Sanday. al 30 clock.
Superintendent c. +. Browning a.i1iai.ax.
Eddie CLANCY spent Sunday With Ccpha'
Carver. Of iht7 piace.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-17
UTphanS Court,

Monday, February l2.-Letters of admins
iratjon with the will annexed, ON the estate
ofLucretia Y. Coleman, were granted 10 james
T.. Coleman, who received warrant TO appraise,
and who returned inventory OF money.
Letters Of administration ON the estate o
Anna c. Simon were granted "a Mary Ebaugh
who received warrs,n; TO apPra'Sc and orde'
L. notify creditors.
The last will and IesiameHt e EphraIu
Shearer, was admitted TO probate and letter,
jeslAmentary thereon were granted iu William
H., aud Henry II. Shtsrer, who received war
rant to appr1,ise and order 20 notify creditors,
Letters Of administration uu the estate 81
john W. Tracy, were granted O. Wits +.
Tracy and Charles H. Tracy. who received
warrant to appraise aud order 20 notify crrdI
tors.
Elizabeth e. Shank. eXecutrix OF Ohio A,
Shank, settled frsI accouat
Charles II. Smith. executor e J. Thomas
Smith, received order 20 ssl real estate.
Susan II. Turtle sni Arthur l.. Turtle, eX
ecutnrs Of james A. Turtle, received order,
10 sell personal properly and real estate and
reported sale Of real estate, and received order
nj 81 thereon.
Tuesday. February lS-Mary d. Roberts,
exrcnirix Of Francis VI. Roberts, settled hrs
and final account
Amanda Dell. execulfix Of john G.. Dell,
settled 6rsl aud fiuai sccourL
Robert Arthur and David NJ. Shrrb. cxrcu
tors Of John Arthur, reported sale ut grai -
tate and received order nj 81 thereon.
The sale Of the real estate OF Uriah Fahr
man, finally ratified aud confirmed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-17
Rowersox- Morelnck.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized on
Thursday evening. February 5. at Z clock,
81 Maple Grove Farm the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey 3 Morelock, when their dangh-
ter. Mss Bealah May, WAS married 10 Mr..
Denton !. B0wersox, by the brides pastor,
Rev. j. Stewart Hartman, Of 81. Mary's Re
formed Church. Silver Run. Nd. Miss Clara
NoreIock, cousin of the bride was brides
maid, and Mr.. George Bowersox. brother OF
the groom. acted as best man. Al the appoint
ed hour the contracting parties entered the
pafior 10 the strains Of Lohengrin, which was
PLAYED hy the brides cousin. Mr.. o. Oscar
DELI The parlor was handsomely decorated
With ferns, palms, aud po,ted plants.
Through the center Of the room a large arch
vas erected aud trimmed with evergreen IN
der which the bride was married. The bride
Was becomJugly atiired ia 4 costume Of golden
brown silk. TRAINED in white alioyer silk lace.
and carried bouquet OF fragrant narcIsSus.
tied with white silk ribbon, while the groom
wore the conventional black After the Ger.
emony the bridal party entered the dining
rnotu. where luncheon was served consisting
of cakes candies. oranges, bananas. lemonade
aud coffee. The table was tastefully decorated
Eith white and green crepe paper. The bride
was the recipient of many valuable presents,
consisting Of linen, glass, aud silverware,
which were arranged upon sn antique walnut
table tia, belonged to the brides great great
grandfather Those present were Rev. j..
Stewart Hartman aud wife, Harvey 5. More
lock and wife. Mrs. Bowersox, Denton Bow
ersox and wife, John A. Dell and wife, Circus
Hump aud wife, Jacob Feeser and wife, Harry
Ferser and wife, John Sohl and wife, William
Fruek and wife. Alvin Dutterer and family,
Jerome Koontz aud wife. Jacob Prock and
wife. Edward Brown and daughter, Calvin
Bankert aud wife, Arthur Fisher and daugh
ter, J. W. Cromef and wife, Irving kroh and
wife. and Mrs. Albert Leese; Misses Clara and
Elsa Morelock, Emma and Mary Frock, Jen-
ME YiugliBg. Elva kooniz, Berthe Feeser,
Roda, Esta. and Anna Hartman, Bessie Lippy,
Ruth Den, Bessie Baumgariuer and Edna
M0Felock; Messr4 George B0wersox, OF Get
tysburs College; Oscar and Dennis Dell, John
StNuh. Ralph aud Ezra Hartman, Charles and
WIN. Sohl. Grover Morelock, Harry kooulz,
Adalphns Frock aud John Bankert.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-02-17
Court Proceedings.

The February Term Of the Circuit Court
opened last Monday, Judge Thomas presiding
and the officers appointed are William Weaver
and iosephus Sheeler, bailiffs at gate, and
Phiueas A. Gorsuch bailifr to the Jury. THE
docket contains % trials. appeals and 81
original cases.
The following cases have been disposed Of
Lewis Horpel, appellant, vs.. Elizabeth
Hobbs, ADMINISTRATIVE, etc, appellee; appeal
from Harry +. CurIey, J. p; tried before a
jury; verdict for appellee fur $S2. Is. FIuk
for appellant. aud Steele for appellee
Jesse W. LeppO, appellant, V. David III.
Lester. appellee; appeal FROM Vim. A. Al.
bott j. p; tried before jury; verdict for ap-
pellani. Steele for appellant, aud S:ocl >iale
for appellee.
Cour, adjourned Wednesday until next
Monday morning
list or JURORS.
District No. l-George Ii. Birnic, John A.
p Garner.
District No. Edward H. Beard. James
c. Myerly.
District No s-Johu 7. Duilerer, Charles
Il. Kuipple.
District No. 4-JosbuA Peeling. Ezekiah
d. BowersoN.
Dis,rie, No, Edmond $. Mccoy, Fle,eh
CT A.. BSile.
AflhlFlGE W.. u Hf''fltfTf ~ tAaEF's tsff
II. Hunt George NJ Zepp.
Disric, No 7-l1oratio Price Gro-lwin,
Edwin +. Stoaer, Charles Il. F'shcr, Ira !.
Young.
District No. s-John H. Slansbury. john
A. Buchanan.
District No. 9-George W. Harms
District No. l0-Edward Shorb,
District No. ll-SamBel NJ. HoH. John 7.
keefer.
District No. I2-Jcssa Rei>lez.
District No. l8-Jalus A. Hood.