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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
RAILROADS MUST PAY.
Are Not Entitled to FavOrs From
other Systems.

Are Not Entitled to FavOrs From
Other Systems.
Washington, May 17.-An important
circular. issued today by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, contains
two administrative rulings which are
of special interest both to the raft
roads and to the shipping public.
In the first. the committee express
es the opinion that under the law a
carrier or a person or corporation on
Grating a railroad or other transpor-
tatfon line cannot as shipper over
the lines of another carrier be given
any preference in the application OF
tariff rates on Interstate shipments.
In other words one carrier shipping
its fuel. material or other supplies over
the line of another carrier must pay
the legal tariff rates applicable to the
same commodities shipped by an IN
dividual.
1t Is said there probably is not a
railroad in the country that has TO
nav the regular tariff on any of its
supplies from the initial point to the
point of destination. This is espe-
cialIy true of coal used by the rail-
road for fuel purposes. The commits
sion holds, in effect, that this Is dis
elimination and that the railroad must
pay the same tariff as the individual
The second ruling relates to the return
of astray- shipments
Instances occur" says the commits
sion. 'in which, through error or over
sight on the part of aAas agent or en-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
FIREMEN CROSS BATS
MONTGOMERY TO PLAY AGAINST
BIRMINGHAM TEAM.
Local Champions VIII Leave This
Morning to Battle for State SUI
premacy I'm Amateur
Contest.

Ten lusty picked men under the
management of Capt e. j. Griffith OF
the Montgomery Fire Department, will
leave this morning for Birmingham
to cross bats with a team selected
from the. Birmingham Fire Depart
ment.
There is no doubt in the minds OF
Montgomery's amateur champions that
they will win from the Birmingham
team, especially IL the fremen of the
Birmingham Fire Department can pro-
duce no better material than that In
troduced BY the Barons.
This Is the first time that the Mont
gomery Fire Department team has
played a team from a. department In
another town and there is much in
terest manifested in the outcome.
The Montgomery team leaves this
morning and will be gone till II o'clock
Sunday.
The proceeds of the game will be de-
voted to the Firemens' Benevolent As
ISOLATION.
The lineup of the two teams is as
follows:
Birmingham-J. e. Keith. 2b. and
manager; T. P. Curry, 1b. and field
captain; G. A. Harris, If; B. T. Maxey.
IF; Ed Terry, CT; w. D. Mcdonald, 3b;
w. D. Whitehead, IS; S. A. Middle
ton, C; d. F. Brown. p; @. c. Giles.
utility man.
Montgomery-E. J. Grifith. 2b; A.
Kohn, lib; w. o. Sharpe, If; D. C.
Cloud, IF: F. H. Sellers, CT: w. F..
Bryant, 3b; j. B. Wilson, IS; c. A.
Ayres, C; s. Boatwright p; A. J..
DoZier utility man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
SCORE SIX TO ONE MEMPHIS
John Malarky's Team Barely Escap-
ed a Shut-out.
Babblers' Work Not Remarkably Bril-
liant And Had Montgomery Been
In shape a Different Tale
Would Have Been Told.

With patched up team Montgomery
Babblers got six.
The Montgomery team was pretty
badly demoralized, three pitchers work
Malarky was in center. walker in right
and Walsh was in the box and he as
the six runs for Memphis. Walsh did
not have any control and his wild
throws to bases did lots of damage.
To complete the tale of woe the Mem
phts batters hit him just when they
wanted to. He did not have the best
support in the world and the result was
apparent from the start. Bills was not
as steady as he should have been but
he was steady enough with fairly good
crippled Montgomery team.
1t looked like run in the first in
ming when, with one out Ball hit safe
Ball started for third. The operator. in
Memphis told Higgins that 1t looked
like he beat the ball to third but Rim
called him out. Baxter striking out,
last half. Babb hunted to Perry and
he threw to second to catch Thiel, the
latter overrunning the bag and get
Baxter in time to stop Babb and com
plete the double. Cary hit one just
out of the reach Of Ball and Bill Haus-
en- started the ulSaster Dy juggling
Richards hit when this should have
retired the side. Carter hit to right
and Carey scored, Richards scoring on
Walkers bad throw to the plate. Car
ter scoring on Neighbors drive to left
for two bags. Hurlburt ending 1t by
striking out. Three runs had come in
after the side should have been re-
tired.
In the last half of the fifth Plass hit
safe and both runners were safe when
Walsh threw Thiefs bunt wild to Bax-
ter. Babb was out on a fly bunt to
Walsh but Walsh made another horri-
BILE throw to Baxter and Plass scored,
Thiel getting to third. Cary hit safe
and Thiel scored, but Carey was forced
at second on Richards hit to Ball,
Carter ending it with hit to Hansen
Two more runs had come in and the
score was 5 to 0, in favor of Memphis.
Neighbors hit safe in the last of the
sixth and Walsh made a wild throw to
second on Hurlburt's bunt, Neighbors
going to third and scoring on Bits lily
to Hout leaving the score to o.
This ended the Memphis scoring and
II looked like "a shutout for Montgom-
cry until Baxter started the seventh
with a hit and got to second ON Wal
ker's Texas Lacquer over second. Sea-
baugh hit to Babb, who threw Baxter
out at third, Walker getting to. sec
ond and going to third on Perry's hit
to Plass, Malarky saving the shutout
by hitting clean and scoring walker.
Walsh ended it by striking out.
This ended the scoring for both sides
and the game wound up to In FAVOR
of Memphis. The score was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
COLLEGE TRACK GAMES TODAY

Harvard Yaye track and field meet at
New Haven. Conn.
Princeton Columbia track and field
meet at New York.
Psnnsylvania-All Corners track md
field meet at Philadelphia.
Wesleyan Trinity track and field
meet at Hartford Conn.
vy-swarthmore track and field
mete at Annapolis, Md.
Michigan Chicago track and field
meet at Ann Harbor, Mich.
Wisconsin, Minnesota track and field
at Madison, Wis.
Harvard Yale track and field meet at
Mountain A. A. u. at Denver, colo.
Northeast Wisconsin track and field
meet at Appleton, wis.
indiana State high school athletic
meet at Richmond, Md.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

pioye, shipment is billed to an err
roneous destination or is unloated
snort OF destination or is carried
by. The commission 10 of the opinion
that In bona fide instances of this
KIND carriers may return such astray
shipments to their proper destination
or course without the assessment of
additional charges and may arrange
for such movement of such astray ship
ments for each other on mutually ae.
ceptable terms without the necessity
OF publishing. posting and filing tar
IN under which 1t would be done"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
INTERNATIONAL MATCHES.
Miss sutton to Urge British Players to
Cross

New York. May 17.-Talk has been
revived concerning a series of inter
national lawn tennis matches between
the women of this country and of
Great Britain and assurances are
given that definite arrangements will
be made to hold the first match in
America for some time in August of
next year.
Miss May G. Sutton, who sails this
morning on the Cedric will consult
with the women in England regard
ing the international matches. When
seen last night Miss Sutton confirmed
the report that definite steps would
be taken to arrange for the match.
In order to fit herself for the all
England championship at Wimbledon
on June %, Miss Sutton will enter the
district tournament at Leycester,
May 3O-June l, and Manchester
June 4.
After Wimbledon, Miss Sutton will
defend her title to the Welsh cham
pionship at Newport, Wales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
Casino, Matinee today.
Olympia opera Co, "MidakO."


did welcome was given to the Grand
Council of Illinois United Commercial
Travellers, which began its annual
meeting here today. Delegates were
present from Galesburg, Chicago,
Springfield Peoria, quincy, Cairo, Al
ton. Freeport, Bloomington. Rock Is
land and numerous other cities of the
state
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
KREIG THE CHAMPION.
Chicago Man Best Revolver Shot in
America.

New York. May 17.-According to
an announcement made by J. B. Crab
tree, Secretary of the United States
Revolver Association, William G.
Kreigs of Chicago won the indoor re-
volver championship in the national
tournament held from March IS to "a,
in Maine, Rhode Island, Massachu-
sets. New York, New Jersey, Penn
tvlvania, Maryland, Illinois, Louisiana,
Missouri, North Carolina and Iowa
Kreig made a total score of 454 out
of a possible 500. s. Ears of st (.
Louis was second with 445. ]. A
Dietz of this city won the national
indoor pistol championship with a to-
tai score of ass out of possible 500 !.
W. G. Kreig of Chicago was second
with 445.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
A Tie Game.

The Hill Billies and Tigers played
snappy ball which resulted in a tie
game.
In the ninth. with score s to in ia
vor of the Tigers, the Billies rallied and
filled the bases. Ford, who was on
third, stole home, tieing the score.
There was a great row about 1t, but
the game stood tess.
The line up:
Enthusiastically catcher; Courtney.
center field; Ford, third base; Joseph.
first base; MCGEE, right field; Massey.
second base; Murphy, left field; c.
Adams. pitcher
Tigers-Ray. catcher: Battle. pitcher
Garrett third base; Minis, short stop;
Diffiy, left field; Cooper, center field:
Rutter, right field; Parker. second base:
T. Finn, first base.
Score by innings
p Tiff; '.'''.''''''dddddd lo o 10-S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Anderson, Ind. May 1.-THE La
diana division of the Travellers .Protec-
tive Association began its annual meet
ing here today with large attendance
of delegates and other visitors. The
reports of the officers show that tho
twelve months just ended have been
the banner year for the organization.
the membership increase being larg-
er than in any previous year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
RACE FOR LAND.
state Finally Gets Good Title to Omar.
antine station

New Orleans, May 17.-At daylight
today race down the Mississippi
river to save the title to the 500. 600
Mississippi river quarantine station.
which the United States government
has agreed to buy from this State,
ended at Point a la Hache, with a
state official ahead of the man who
has claims to this valuable land.
Yesterday United States District At
torney Howe in New Orleans, discov-
cred that the deed to the land, issued
in 1888 to the State Board of Health.
had never been registered at Point a
la Hache, County seat of PIaquemine
Parish, where the quarantine station
is situated.
Plaquemine is difficult TO reach and
when the error was found, 1t was AL
ready too late to go there by train.
So the State Board of Health char
tered a tug and made the run late
last night.
Robert H. White, who for several
years has been pre-empting wild lands
in the lower Mississippi delta is the
man who had a claim on the quaran-
tine property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Two base hits. Neighbors. Stolen
bases, Ball, Hansen. Base on balls, off
Walsh. g. off Bills, 3 Struck out, by
Walsh. g. by Bills, 6. Sacrifice hits. Per-
ry. Thiel, Babb. Hurlburt, Neighbors.
Double plays. Bills to Babb to Carey:
Hansen to Ball to Baxter Time, 1:35.
Umpire, Rim
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
'Batter for Buchanan in the ninth.

Summary-Innings pitched. by
George. 3; off Buchanan. g. Earned
runs, Little Rock, 3; Birmingham. Q.
Two base hits. Hess, Alcock. Douglas.
Sac bTs MIS- M loert Mofeswoben, Base
of Clark, 4. Struck out by George, / !;
by Buchanan, q; by Clark. 4. First on
errors, Little Rock, 3; Birmingham, / .
Double plays. RockenfieId to Page to
Douglass: Walters to Oyler to Lister
Time. 100. Umpire. thinner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
SHORTY" IN THE CROWD.

Went 10 the game
Arrived a little late;
Managed to get Btanding-room
Just inside the gate.
"All the bases filled,
Pitcher uD a tree.
Watch our Jimmy bring EN- In"
Fellow said TO me.
And there was me
Trying for a peep.
From behind a human wall
Six or seven deep.
Knew it was hit
Heard the mighty roar,
But couldn't see cussed thing.
Gee! But l was Gora-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
BARONS SHOW PLUCK
SNATCH GAME AFTER BEING HOPE
LESSLY LOST.
with Lead of Three Runs Against
Them, vaughanites Jump On
Pitcher Buchanan and
Make Garrison Finish.

Little Rock, May 17.-Although the
locals were leading by three runs at
the beginning of the ninth inning, Bir-
mingham won today's game 6 to s.
Buchanan was batted freely In the
last inning and Birmingham scored four
runs. Clark was invincible, except IN
the seventh when five hits scored the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
FUNERAL NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

Three acre lot fronting 2ss feet on the
west side of Norman Bridge road, Just
Douth OF Fielder street Also a parallel
tract of fve acres with frontage OF $50
feet on same road and only 217 feet fur
Their south The two tracts can be sub
divided into thirty-six rne building lots
Being on the principal driveway to the
location selected for the Woman's College
this property will enhance In value very
rapidly. VIII sell the tracts separately or
together H. r. MARTIN
No. IL s. Perry ST.,
fhu-frf- Telephone "a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
OLD BRETT NOT DEAD
VETERAN TWIRLS GOOD GAME
AGAINST LEADERS.
Allowed But SIX Hits In the Eight In
Alngs He W0rked-Pelicans Bat
Out Victory I'm the
Ninth.

New Orleans, May 17.---Gatinss two
base chit against left field fence, fol-
lowed by q sacrifice. and Phillips's
long fly. gave the locals the winning
run in the ninth. Phillips went into
the box for New Orleans in the ninth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

summary-Two base hits Warren
base hits, Carr. Gaskill. Home runs,
Paskert Sacrifice hits, Lewee. Stolen
bases. Rapp. Inning pitched, by Hick.
Hickman, s Gaskill, 81 Zeller, s. Struck
our by Hickman. .; Zeller, Z. Base on
balls. off Hickman, 2; off Gaskill, /; off
Zelier. 3 Wild pitch, Gaskill. Time
= %. Umpire Pfeningen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Sullivan appears to be the best
youngster the Boston Americans have
picked up in many day.
Roy Patterson of the White sox has
come back to life this season,
Frank Pfeffer of the Boston Nation
ais holds the honor of pitching the
first "no-hit' game of the season. Gin
natti was the victim.
When it comes to an equal division
of playing strength the New England
League teams are the real jingle.
stop, is one of the greatest finds Man
ager Hanlon ever landed.
The Nashville team has been a great
surprise in the Southern League. So
far the Boosters" have showed very
strong.
George Stone has not been hitting
have him faded They won't have $50 50
much to say when George starts the
slaughter.
At the present time it looks as
though the New Y lrk Americans will
have to rely on hitting to win the
pennant. Their pitchers are not able
to fool the other fellows.
The Boston Nationals have had to
postpone one holiday game and three
Saturday games so far this season on
account of bad weather.
Pitcher Liebhardt Is doing gvand
work for Cleveland. The Maps paid a
good price for the German" but he is
worth every cent of it.
Strange that the Brooklyn team, leo
by that old-t timer, Patsy Donovan
should become confused and lose theil
bearings. Turn around, Pat and g
the other way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
TELLER CAN'T LOSE
SHREVEPORT COULD NOT FIND
WIZARDS BENDERS,
Little Gordon Hickman Was Pounded
All Over The Lot, Mr. Paskert
Being Especially Hard On
Him.

Shreveport. La. May 17-Shreveport
could not hit zeller effectively and At
lanta won the opening game of the Sc
ries Hickman was batted hard in the
second inning and was relieved by Gas
kill who did well until the eighth The
batting of Paskert was feature
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
a FEW FOUL TIPS.

Oh, that lineup.
Back in the cellar.
Birmingham in seventh place again.
Two more games in Memphis-get
the series.
Do-ze-do again with Montgomery
and Birmingham.
Maxwell and Malarky for these two
take them both.
Two pitchers in the outfeld and a
catcher on second base-a team Of
shreds and patches.
Cleveland is now in second place in
the American League, New York and
Detroit tieing for third place.
The New York Giants are taking
games by blocks of twos-but the
Chicago Nationals are still winning
and the latter are on the road at that
Jack Higgins will give the Sunday
game in Memphis at the Capito,
Heights ball grounds-and dollars tc
doughnuts 1t won't be like last Sun
days New Orleans game.
Bv some mistake the bulletin sem
from Little Rock the other day gave
the Travellers the second game wher
Atlanta won by one run. This keeps
them in the lead and the correct stand
ing is given in The Advertiser this
morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Jacksonville, Fla. May 17-The locals
made four clean hits In the first that
counted for three runs. After that
Foster was invincible. Score: r H. e
jacksonville =. 400 900 00"--3 l
Columbia :. :. 900 900 001--1 1 o
Batteries. Sitton. Savidge andRoth:
Foster and Fox.
Savannah, Ca, May 17--In a pitchers
battle this afternoon, Ford had a shade
the best of Schwenck. Score: R.H. e
Columbia 800. -. 900 900 OIL 0
Batteries Ford and Kahlkoff:
Schwenck and Smith.
Augusta. May 17.-In a thirteen game
contested by both sides at every point,
Macon won from the locals today.
R.H E.
Macon :. 900 100 600 600 1--2 10 /
Augusta -. 0lO 900 900 900 OIL 10 .
Batteries-Harley and Robinson;
Sparks and Evers and Conelly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
AMATEUR GAMES.

Highland Park yesterday beat the
Ramblers by the score of 7 to 4. The
features of the game was the running
catch of John Stratford, the plucky lit
tie short stop for the Ramblers. and the
hitting of Harris, White, Perry, Har-
rison, Atkinson, Rough Rider" and
Boyd.
The line ups:
Highland Park-Harrison, left neld;
Atkinson, center field; Bowman, right
field; Harris. second base; Hall, third
base; Taylor first base; Rough Rider,
short stop White, catcher, and Boyd.
pitcher.
Ramblers-J. Stratford. short stop;
Brame. right field; Perry, first base; M.
Lobman, second base; g.. Stratford,
catcher; B. Lobman, third base; Gas
senheimer, left field; C. Cox, center
field; Burke, pitcher.
Sumary--Home runs, Harris, White
and Perry. Three base hits, Harrison,
White. Two base hits, Atkinson. Har-
rls, 2; Rough Rider Boyd, Perry, Lob
man and Taylor. Struck out, by Boyd,
son. ]. Stratenrd and White. Bases on
balls. by Boyd. g.; by Burke, 8. Errors,
Highland Park. a Ramblers. 6.
Score by innings.
Highland Park ........ 300 OH OF
Ramblers ........... 200 0l0 OIL
Games Tomorrow:
Highland Park VS.. Ramblers double
header; Amanda Street VS.. South Mont
gomery double header); Tigers VS.. Hill
Billies double header).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
Amanda street Wins.

Amanda Street defeated South Mont
gomery in a close game yesterday by a
score 70 3 to 2, the game being played
on the diamond of the former team.
The contest was a pitchers battle, Sup
Pile and Weber being the direct oppo-
nents. and Supple doing the superior
work. The features of the game were
the heavy hitting of Matthews and
Sayre for Amanda Street and of Web
Der for South Montgomery.
Following was the score:
South Montgomery 900 010 1902
Amanda Street ...... 100 DOL 001--3
Batteries-For Amanda Street, Supple
and Hall; for South Montgomery, Web
Der and Fitzpatrick Three base hits,
Matthews. 2; Sayre, |; Weber, 1. Two
base hits, Sayre, /; Matthews, /; Jones,
!; Johnson 1. Struck out. by Weber.
2; by Supple, 4. Bases on balls. by Web
Der. 3, First base on error, Amanda
Street, g. South Montgomery. 8. Passed
balls, Jones, 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Southern League
Memphis. 6; Montgomery, /.
Birmingham, 6; Little Rock. s.
Atlanta. z; Shreveport, /.
New Orleans, 2; Nashville 1.
Cotton States League
Mobile, o; Meridian, s.
Jackson, 5; Gulfport, 8; (1s innings
vicksbrss. s; Columbus, /.
south Atlantic League
Jacksonville, 8; Charleston, 2.
Savannah. 2; Columbia. 1.
National League.
Brooklyn, O; Pitsburg. /.
New York. "a; st. Louis. 10.
Boston, 1; Chicago. 5.
Philadelphia. 4; Cincinnati, IL.
American Association.
Kansas City, 2; Toledo. 2; (called by
agreement.)
Milwaukee. 8; Columbus, o.
Indianapolis. 10; Minneapolis, 8
st. Paul. 6; Louisville g.
Oh innings.)
American League
Chicago, l.; Washington, 4:
Detroit, 8; New York, s.
Cleveland. 8; Boston. s.
st. Louis, 10; Philadelphia, /.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Southern League.
MONTGOMERY at Memphis.
BIRMINGHAM at Little Rock.
Atlanta at Shreveport.
Nashville at New Orleans.
Cotton States League
Mobile at Meridian
Vicksburg at Columbus.
Jackson at Gulfport.
American League
Boston at Chicago. -
New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland
South Atlantic League
Macon at Augusta
Charleston at Jackson.
Columbia at Savannah
National League.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Ptttsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

The Chinese are starving to death by
tens of thousands: why does not Uncle
Andy give them a library?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Sullivan appears to be the bes
youngster the Boston Americans hav,
picked up in many a day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
CHIPS FROM THE
BASEBALL DIAMOND

Bad weather this spring means a
good many double headers next fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Roy Patterson of the White Sox ha
come back to life this season
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Cleveland is now in second place in
the American League, New York and
Detroit tieing for third place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Two pitchers in the outfield and
catcher on second base-a team o.
shreds and patches
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Frank Pfeffer of the Boston Nation
ais holds the honor of pitching tn,
first no hit" game of the season. Gin
natti was the victim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Southern League
Memphis, 6; Montgomery, /.
birmingham, g.; Little Rock. s.
Atlanta. z; Shreveport, /.
New Orleans, 2; Nashville, /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

When it comes to an equal division
of playing strength the New England
League teams are the real jingle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Maxwell and Malarky for these two
take them both.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18
Totals :. :. :. ..27 8 rs IL

Score by innings:
New Orleans :. =. 900 010 001-2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Casino, Matinee today.
Olympia Opera Co., "Midako."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

Hane Lobert, the Cincinnati short
stop, is one of the greatest finds Man
ager Hanlon ever landed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-18

American League
Chicago, /; Washington, 4:
Detroit, 3; New York, s.
Cleveland, s; Boston. s,
st. Louis, 10; PHILADELPHIA I
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-02-28
In the Mayors Court.

Business has been pretty brisk in
Mayor Harvey's court the past week,
Marshal Chandler having made a
number of arrests.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb was arrested on
the charge of disorderly conduct and
fined $500 and costs and also given a
ten day sentence in Jail, but on account
of her small children the fine was sus-
pended during good behavior on condi-
tion that she leave town and not return
and she departed the next day.
Mrs. Sarah Pettis was also arrested
on the charge of being disorderly and
she was fined $3.50 and costs.
John Franklin and William West of
Davis City, were arrested for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct West
plead guilty and paid fine of $40 and
costs, and Franklin made contest,
but was found guilty of the charge and
was fined $15 and costs which he
paid.
James Wilson was fined S. and costs
on the charge of intoxication and spent
a couple of days in jail in payment.