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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14
CITY OFFICIAL JOURNAL,

IBERIA PARISH.


hereby beg to inform the voters "a
iberia Parish that ] will stand for re-
election to the Office Of The Clerk Of
Court at the Democratic Primaries
next TO be holden during tn : month Of
January 1908.
~ elected, promise t. serve each
and every one alike ~ ! have done
in the past honestly sod faithfully J,s
charge all the duties cncnmbept.
upon me IN my official capacity.
Will have an efficient, competent and
courteous corps of Deputies te assist mo
including Mr.. A. !. Maumus who has
been Minute Clerk of this parish for
the last fifteen years.
refer the voters and citizens ot
iberia Parish to each and every mem
Der Of the lberin Bar as regards tho
efficient, competent and business like
manner in which have managed for
the last eleven years She Office OF
Slerk OF Court, for which / seek re-
election,
Respectfully.
j. q. Leblanc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14

A determined effort is being
made by the immigration service
to break up the white slave traf
tic that IN know to exist between
Europe and this country. Know
ing til 1t such thing exists and
getting evidence to prove it in
court are two different things.
But steps are being taken TO get
the evidence and it is bellved that
they are Of such n nature as will
be effective.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14
( NAN WHO fAE AFFORD 70
p. 7es.tf.Iisl enough to
IBERIA Bun1lNG ASSOCIATION
WOMEN DOCTOss.

New Orleans. L., Sept. 9th 1907
uent'emen = Under the present
policy Of the Board OF Admin;str..or.
Of Tulane Univerp,ty. women arc not
permitted to matriculate in the Medi.
sal Depastment. THIS attitude Of the
esid Hoard compeIs the women q
l.osis'ana. Who wish 10 study smetk
e'ess e satss the universities or col
lses q i9edieine Of other StAt<s o. 81
ssfppe. ~ sitnatioa y dspiorable
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14
EASY MQNHK
Easy ta6orzow, Easy to pay.
IBERIA BQl0Mti ASSOCIATION

September 9th has been set
aside as Louisiana Panama Day at
the jamestown Exposition. An
effort is being made by the man
agement TO attract as many Louis
'anians az possible for the occa
sion,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14

While It il not definite John
=. Parker IL very hopeful that
President Roosevelt will come 70
Louisiana to hunt bear this fall
Since the above, It is definite that
ho will come.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14
WILKINSON HEADQUARTERS.

Bob is hack again.

Bob - back again.
d large reading 'aula il uua of
The new acquisitions Ut lle Head
quarters
| A lnrg. order for Stationery foi
The headquarters was delivered
this week
Judge \ " Coco was visitor
Al hr headquarters on yesterday
forenoon
Ihrln Nas meeting - The
Campaign Committee NJ HE Head
quarters yesterday morning
Nessra Ilomer Landry and
Emile Eol9uuc Of l}elcambrc. re-
eisterpa ~ iho Wilkinson Head
quarters on Thursday
Judge Albert SchIessingrr. OF
Ahhevlle, was ! VISITOR on Illur--
day lie says NsrmlIlion viii
give Wilkinson n0t LESS than 500
majority in The coming primary.
Tie Campaign Committee waN
completed this Wet. with Hon
Octave Ren0utlet's ranc ut Its
head 1'h" other appointments
made ~. NesSiS. Donate E,eauX. |
Eugene Guiliot W ! l'nIattc.
Mcssts Louis and dos. ktamu.
prominent Citizens OF tie Parish Ut
* Mary, visited tie Wilkinson
Headquarters here this week,
These gentlemen ara finn in The
opinion that Wilkinson will ca4iy
81. Marry.
MessfS Nacko Hayald, j. Il.
Davis, l. Y. Barthe. Edward Della
John y. Schwing, Homer
nupre, Or. White, Nick Bloussaid
and Dr. Douglas Dupe,ier were
welcome visitors at Wilkinson
during the week
Mr.. Ben. White. Formerly Of
New Iberia, but now prominent in
insurance and real estate circles
1t Crowley, was a pleasant caller
Il tie Wilkinson Headquarters III.
'arly part Of the week. M,.
White reports a Wilkinson move
nent Of great significance in Aca
liza Parish.
Mr.. Il. T. Weeks lot Ut the foot
# Center street, under the spread
NJ oaks on the bayou bank. has
'een secured for The use of the
pcakers stand for the coming
y llkins0D meeting. Some other Ii
|ear-by lot, will have 10 be secn,
d for Tie barbecue department. !
"A Sanders captain attempted J
Q organize a regiment Of cavalry
0 80 TO Jeanerettc on The I1lb
INST, III order to dazzle the peo
nc and capture the joint meeting
y superior force of lusty threats. /
y hen no found that he could not
aise company, (aye, some say Y /
orpornl's guard the scheme was
bandoned and tie great com !
landers enthusiasm suffered
hill. /
1t is expectedscounted, and pre /
icted that the Wilkinson meeting /,
nd barbecue, to be held in this :
ty on the 2Jth inst, will no, .
as eclipse AL past efforts bu, Y
III serve as a model for future
forts III! such time az the parish =,
III have doubled its population. y
Hon. +. $. Bronssard and 4. T.
erouen, of the Committee on US
for the Wilkinson ~ 4,
mug meeting, left 70. New or il,
ans on the 18th instant. On al
fmer visit they secured ~ to
aches. to be divided into sucL -
eclal trains as NAV be Thought Cl
sc. to bring the people here for
10Th, from nearby points.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE y
Octave RENoupET. CHAIRMAN.
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ECONOMY.

SelfdeDial is q virtue and is
the first step towards economy.
But there il no economy in deny
ing yourself the Iberian's weekly
visits where they only cost you 9
cents per week, or $l.OO per year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Respectfully,
j. q. Leblanc

hereby announce my candidacyf Or
we nomination, on the Democratic
ticket, 70 the office Of Clerk Of Court
Iarish OF Iberia, TO he submitted 10
the voters OF this Parish, at the Pr
mary election to be held IN January
1908.
A. A cirard
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14

Our thanks are due the Shreyc.
port State Fair Association fo,
complimentarydtckets to the fair
which will be held there October
5.l2.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14

Look around and see II you dom
seed some printed stationery. II 20
She Iberian Office 10 the place 10 RI
WRIST CLASS work.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14
CAMPAIGN oMur

AOMMITTEE
OCTAVE RENoUpET. CHAIRMAN.
A. b. Romero. Vice Chaifman:
A. j. Maumus, Treasurer
L. a. Villermin, Sectrary
II. I. Patout, X. +. Bruossard
Aug Delahoussaye. X FsDelaboussaye
Adolphc Bfoussard. Jno. groussard
j. ID. Romero, Il. :. Broussard
Eusepe Gousoulin, Eugene Guillot
= =. Snmral, Eim'd pelcamLrc
hazard Vaughn, Numa Migues.
Donate Rreaux, Geo i. Labau
X. hDerouen. r. J .Gonsouln.
Ulysse Landry, :. b. v. Mouret.
y. =. Laughlin W. Fnratic.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14

Our s,orelwlll bsrclosed Wed
nesday Sept. lM. King Bros
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14

Zone one has accused one OF dur
Ne1ecabl0 citizens Of contracting
80 aAyfever By kissing erass.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-14

My Restaurant business
and equpnent. Valued at
$500. Located at the coner of
-. Peters Street and Rail
road Ave Good stand.
Will sell, very moderate
Price, for Cash. Other du.
yes make II necessary tina,
| sell.
Apply quick to
LOUIS ABBOTTl
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A. A Girard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26

have been built, tho latter alone costIeg
near the sum Of f40,CoQ
Thousands OF fruit trees win be planted
this spIung, II Ia now fully demonstrated
that Sre growing u fruit ls profitable. L.
T. C0rhIns ie reported TO have harvested
upwards VI 1900 bpncE ~ winter apples
alone, and lac made ABOUT $500 per acro
from his cherry crop, II is said that as
much As 31yGN per acre can easily I've
made from cherries. Many very Large
Tracts are being set 20 cherries ard 50
each year the RESOURCES Of this beautiful
country are being increased.
a movement Is on foot 10 build q very
large reservoir. Bishop George Stoddard
ana President Bramwcl are among the
prime movers In this matter which prom
iees TO be 81 gcat benefit to this section.
The valley railroad IS being pushed 10
completion and when operated viii make
l-at}rnrde the great center as feedInB
point to ono OF the best ana tlchests sec.
lions on earth.
The conference rates arc lower than In
the past and the prospects for quite Il
number visiting salt Lake during CONFER
cnco are good, much greater number
VIII doubtless 30 this time than at amy
lime In the past.
Jessie i. Smith from Magrath. Canada,
land and win soon move his family here.
Jessie knows q good thing when he sges
II hence hIs moving here.
Crops are now being planted atI the
fall wheat already looks exceedingly well.
Sugar beet work Is progressing nicely and
IN prospects have not been so good for
1--WE years AS tight now. The unusual
amount os Rreciplta ton gives assurance
Of excellent crops Of OIL kinds this season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
TREAT THE SKIN
THROUGH THE SKIN


Recent discoveries show that skin"
diseases and blood" diseases are not
the same. The doctor treating smallpox
scarlet Iever and measles found that the
skin cleared after the disease de-
parted For IN these cases the skin
ease.
seal SKIN diseases. such as eczema
are diseases of the skin itself. Recent
development of the germ theory gavt
the PROOF that real skin diseases arc
due 70 the DIES tructive effects OF germ
which lives on the weaker parts OF the
skin. Skin specialists the refore began
seasc -or 80 netting that would de-
strov this germ and DR. Decatur D,
Dennis found that oil of winter green,
properly mixed with soothing ingredl-
ents, made a wash that was lIRE
in its results. This wash was called d,
II ID PrescTip ion So widely "A "
became this prescription that "a CON-
panv undertook % compound 1t. md I
Is now ON the market as ID. D. y, Pres
oTIption."
ID u. d. Is so effective that many
physicians prescribe il who avoid all
proprietary medicines, Many give 1t to
their patients even though it means
loss Of fees 10 themselves, for the cure
Is quick and requires only care by the
patient alone
II YOU wash with the mild D. ID, D.
Soap and then apply d. p, p. Prescttp-
,Ton You will feel at ONCE that Won
derful ,elief from Itch. The druggist
who Keeps u. u. ID. Prescription can
give you y. d, D. Soap
'For eighteen months our little SIR
suffered with eczema. and the D. ID, ID,
i 'rr 2" re w." Ouud and 7'N'
WITHOUT LEAVING a SCAR
write Glade Fssmro Of ColeTidge. "
c. THE disease covered her face, head
arms breast. ard from her knees to th'
orCs Of her toes I tried many home
reu ~l- &C. rrd 0h Of 1o
all Tpiled and she 5ust got worse.
''D, n. n Is such a grent renne1y 'of
cuts and many other things. Every
person ought 90 have a bottle
II you ARE suffering from eczema
rcr~i7r e-r rhcn 81 ".Nr~n~r- w. ''
riff or any rash. try n bottle OF ID. D. ID
Prescription and YOU will find IN
eT ut RELIEF with the FIRST
DROPS
d Frauren. Druggists, sal
Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-26
TRAIN WRECKER
IS RELEASED
Roy ScIWartzfager Granted Writ
OF HabeaS Corpus on Ac-
count of His Youth.
CASE is TO BE APPEALED.
No Authority In Law to Punish ''Ju-
vcnfle" Offenders Other Than Com
fnenent In Reform School.

Ogden, March s5--Eoy Schwartz
fager the l7-year-old boy, who
two months ago wrecked the
Union Pacific freight train at Peterson,
Morgan county, and was awaiting trial
on the charge of murder, was released
yesterday afternoon by Judge Howell
on u writ of haheas corpus. The appll-
days ago by the court and taken UNI
der adv!semcnt. III was made on the
ground that the district court had no
jurisdiction over any child nnCler Is
years of age and that his bond OF 81, 900
which he was out on, was OF no value
because of his being only II years of
age, The attorney for the defendant
argued that no court has risdlction
over the defendant excepting the juven-
liza court, and the law does not give a
Juvenile Judge authority TO punish a
violatOr OF the law more severely than
TO Aentence him to the state Industrial
school until IL years Of age.
District Attorney Halyersou stated
last evening that he will consult with
Attorney General Breeder on the case
ard arrange for an appeal from ihe
decision Of the lower court to the slI-
prerle court where he hopes to secure a
reversal OF the decision Schwartzfa-
ger has made confession to placing
something on the rail which wrecked
the train killing the engineer and in
turing others OF the train crew. The
case has awakened considerable inter-
est, especially among the legal profess
sion and the ultimate outcome will be
awaited With interest by them
DISTRICT COURT CASES.
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through the week, rendered by the
MANY friends OF Elders Daniel .Ander-
son and Alma Blackburn. who leave In
few days for missions In the east
EuNERAr. OF HoNoRE1o PIONEER.
On the 21st funeral services We're held
In the tabernacle, over the remains OF
Mrs. Fanny Draper, widow Of William
Draper, Who WAS the first bishop Of
Draperville, In Salt LAKE county. Mrs.
Diapers death occurred op the 18TH,
due to old age and general debility.
She was the daughter OF Benjamin and
Ruth Whily Newton born at Leeds,
Yorkshire. England. March. i, 1884 She
embraced the Gospel In her native land,
emigratIng 10 Utah in 1853, She became
the wife OF Father Draper In the SOS
Mover 10 Moroni In 1855, where she
lived ever since, passing through the
many trials incident to pioneer Life
III a frontier settlement, She was the
mother of seven children, all OF whom
survive her Elders Amos A. Bradley
Joseph l.. Jolley, j. c. Anderson and
Bishop Orlando Bradley testified to 1he
true and faithful life OF deceased, which
should make Its impress oM the lives ~
her children and friends.
a largely increased acreage Of beets
has been contracted for by the farmers
of this precinct
"A new drug store has just been start
ed here. by Mr. Johnson, of Spring
City.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Passing Away OF James Stratton, nh
Honored Pioneer of Utah.

Passing Away OF Jarncs Stratton, au
Honored Pioneer of Utah.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, March ga letter was pre-
fanted by city Atty. Thomas, at tho
injecting OF the council last evening.
FROM Secy. Dixon of tho state land
y,oard, stating that the board you'd
purchase So, 900 electric light bonds,
provided the bonds be legally issued
h.nd bear per cent interest, Tho
stp with the consid Grafton OF the cleo
xr1c light uuextl on, week henca
Fire Chief Loveless presented his
resignation 10 take effect April L. Ac-
aepted.
Tho resignation was on account OF
too low salary.
Resolutions were passed authorizing
the mayor to employ q man 10 take
charge OF tho fire department, tenn
porarilyi at not over S65 Il month.
and the city marshal TO employ two
special policemen, at not TO exceed
t6s Il month.
The committee ON police and city
rsrison recommended that the resieua
ton OF Police Officers Ferre and Chris
Jensen be accepted. as the committee
had found there WAS no trouble In tte
city ularslial's office Report adopted
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS,
J. IT, and Robert r. Thorne OF
Pleasant Grove. appeared before the
board of county commissioners. yes
terday. nnd asked the county to build
h culvart over an Abandoned county
road In Pleasant Grove precinct, me
commi saloners decided to bear ONE
third OF the expense.
Taxpayers OF Lake Shore asked for
Go nj
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WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRs.
Reports of Flood Damages in Ogden
And North Ogden CANYONS

Ogden, March 2s.-The board Of coun-
ty commissioners opened the bids for
the construction Of the Small addition
to the courthouse, They were as fol,
lows; For tho brick and frame work.
g. NJ. Whitneyer 81 ,296; FIewelltng &
Bridges, 1880, for and the plumbing.
w. J. Dalimore, $295 HalversOn Broth i.
eEs, S25s-50- Louis Zitsrnan, $685.. On
motion Of Moore the granting at tha
contract was deferred for one week.
The board received notice from Sher-
III Sebrlng that he has moved into the
apartments In the county courthouse.
and would look after the feeding OF the
prisoners himself
Commissioner Mckay reported thar
the recent flooded condition of Ogden
canyon he'd washed out about fouE rods
of the rosld near Halves Hill also about
Il quarter of mile OF the retaining Wall
near the Oakes resort, aud that the
heavy Focus had washed NO much de-
bris into the North Fork that the river
channel is partially filled up
Commits sioneT Moore reported that
about 800 feet of the road through
North Ogden canyon had been washed
away by the storm. He recommended
that "A road 1eveler he purchased for
each OF the "A districts In the county,
The ton was adopted
The oyerseer Of poor asked for q con
tingent fund OF 800, hui the granting
of the same was continued pending an
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SEA-R0VER'S REMEDY


The young daughter OF q government
officer whose duties kept him almost
constantly on board ship between this
country and Europe, tells On Interest
Ing tale OF the use her father made Of
Natures food remedy To- cure AN attack
OF maIarial fever;
Father recently returned from Il
long sea trip, bed-rldGen and enact
ated from an attack or malaral chills
mud fever" she writes. In such case S
people usually dose themselves with
medicines and we were surprised when
he. instead OF employing drugs, pro
ceeded to devote himself exclusively
10 Postum Food Coffee, OF which he
has long been fond, He used two or
more cups At each meal, drinking 1t
very hot, and between meals quenched
his fever engendered thirst at all hours
OF the dev and nshs from a supply we
kept ready in the Water-coOler For
several days his only drink and some
times his only food was Postum Cof-
fee, hoi on cold according to the mo
meHts fancy
within d day or two his Improve.
ment was noticeable, and within a
week Inc WAS well man again. able 10
resume his aTduous occupation.
''He lrst be~Hn To drink Postum
Food coffee several wears aEo, az a
remedy Tor insomnia. TOR which ne
found Il Invaluable, and likes II 40
much and ands IL 80 beneficial thar he
always uses II when he IL AZ home
where he can get it, Name given by
Postum Co, Battle Greek, Mich, While
this man uses Postum as remedy, IL
Is In no sense q medielne. but only
foNd A. llo9td form b. lhis II NE
she little book The Road 10 MELVILLE,
IA l'ns--
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WILLARD.
RELIEF SOCIETY ANNUAL.
COMMUNICATED by Ball and Pr0sra IN
--IIlgh school Presents Operet.n.

Special CorrespO ndence-
Willard. BoSelder Co.. March 22.--
Annual day was fttingly observed by
the members OF the Relief society, or
the evening of the 18TH they gave bal
In tho opera house and on the l7Ih the
Sunday services were under their d.
rcctlon. An excellent program was
rendered. ono notable feature Of ihe
exercises was the "reminiscences OF
lhe LIE OF Joseph Smith by those per
sonally acquainted with him, Of whom
there are stlil a goodly number In this
place,
Especial mention should he made or
the excellent singing OF the Rolief So
ciety choir, under the leadership Of Sis
ter Eliza Davis.
Last week the Willard high school
presented an operetta and the drama,
'TInclo JOSIAH 10 a large and appre-
ciatlvo audience 81 Perry
Wizards esteemed biac ksmith. WIN.
A. Stevens. has moved 10 Sno willie.
An Wish him success In his new ioCa.
ton.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Claims Presented for Flood Damages
---Estray Pasrolman Appointed.

Ogden, March 26.-The city council
at Its regular session last evening
passed a resolution 0nnuIllng the franz
chlse granted Rudolph Kuchler and
MAX Davidson to maintain set nj rub
hish boxes on the street corners
throughout Ogden city, and passed an-
other franchise granting the same priv
ileses to l.. A. Herrck.
AT the request OF Street Supervisor
Wright his salary was Increased to SIG
pardnonsh with an additional fee OF s2b
\ er month for horse hire.
The council decided TO grant the Pc
vftion OF j. j. Olson, and others. and
the one OF residents OF Thirtleth street
fAr the extension OF the waiermstns in
thss part of the First ward. The sewer
Is also being laid in that district,
Tue resoiu ton Of Councilman Thomas
for this appointment OF patrolman to
garter in ali stray cattle ana horses
throughout the city between the hours
OF q. IN, and y, m. YVES adapted His
salary Is TO be SIS per month and all the
driving fees.
Claims were presented from Ruth
Bassett and Martin Moran for $500 each.
as damages done to their premises near
I the corner OF Madison avenue and
Twenty seven tn street through the re-
cent Hoods. The claims were referred to
the law committee With the city attor-
IlsN q01eu,
Mir. Read of Park addition asked the
council TO repair the banks OF Ogden
river In that part of the city so that
any culture flood conditions may not
! carnage property in that quarter.
FREIGHT WRECK ON S. p.
The Southern Pacific had slight
wreck yesterday near Deeth. New,
about 200 miles west OF Ogden Several
freight cars were deraiIed through the
breaking of n wheel and Conductor
Olson Of ogden had his knee cap dis.
ipcated, otherwise no one was injured
ThN derailment delayed traffic for sew.
elal hours. The wrepker from Ogden
was sent out TO clear the track
YES-GOoDWIN NUPTIALS.
| A marriage license was granted BY
| the county clerk to William Nathaniel
| Goodman, 90 and Miss Annie Moy es
y. both of Lyman, Utah
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
! William s. Loohhead. accompanied By
his .anily, has removed 10 POcatello
Ida. where he will have the ma mage
nitnE Of the ScowcroEts' big warehouse
Flr has mad charge of one department
| or the cOmpanys store in Ogden.
| Fred Geisner. who has been runnint
bakery at Logan has decided to re-
! tusn TO Ogden and open up, a siu1ilsl
| bushes
W. II, Eaton, who Was arrested If
Wyoming on the charge OF burglary
haE been sentenced to four years in thc
renfArtjary, and viii therefore not b,
! brought to Ogden to answer Ia tn,
charge OF burglarlzIng the Edn,unc
| Tailoring cornpanY's place.
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against the defendant, the court de-
nied the motion for a new trial.
the court decided In favor OF the de-
PENDANT IN the case OF j. VI. Smith
against Isabelle n. Sears. This is an
action brought to recover ON a check
ISSUED by the defendants son, who lost
ahe amount OF the check over the gam,
pl,ne table in Smiths place OF business
AM MIS- Sears stopped payment on tho
check the following morning,
The Eccles Lumber company was
awarded a verdict against Mrs, Ann
Martin, Administrative.
The court took under advisement the
= case of Oregon Short Line against VIII
son Cragun brought to quiet title to a
certain piece OF land
Judge Howell ordered the discharge of
Craig Thcrburn as receiver Uf the A. q.
u W., and ordered him to turn over
to the county clerk the cash he h0d on
hand. amounting TO about $50. 000. Which
Will be held pending the final hearing
OF the various suits against the de-
funct order.
B. M. Robinson was appointed ad-
mlnistrator of The estate OF Ills deceased
wife. Mary Il, Robinson, with his bonds
fixed at $500.
The case OF Al Osterhaut against the
Oregon Short Line is now on trial be-
fore q Jury.