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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13
Worked in 7iLo MATING.

pecially attractive. The border may
be of any color ratia desired. There
are five parts to each bucket, the
four sides and the base. The buckets
or baskets are suspended from BAN,
boo rod. The inside buckets of tin
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13
THE RESULT OF THE SIX YEARS.

the fall and winter, and in the spring
the plat was thoroughly narrowed
with a. smoothing harrow and then
rolled. The. fertilizers were put on
In April with a garden drill.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

=. Fattenine Turkeys::-Try feeding a
few young turkeys for rapid gains.
Shut them lin clean, light and airy
pens and feed them all. they will eat,
for month, Of corn, oats and wheat
either whole. Or .partlyi ground. The
meat will be :wonde derfully improved IN
quality. " 1$= .$= ~ ~ - 7. s. += <:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

brated picture s:of :"St. George. was
removed, from the wall, and there. In;
deed, on the back OF the canvas; were
three large blurred crosses in faded
red paint! y, w.. .r ,%.:
"You and understand it, colonel"
said the professor. ..sWe have been In
the east, where people believe, as an
everyday: fact, in reincarnation. =. f.
The colonel nodded emphatically.
and added: 'Yes: but here ),
Here the child has had glimpse, a
flash, of one of his former lives. He
will. forget it: it. will never return -
'"Surely you don't think there's any:
thing in it?" protested Hubert. RE.
incarnation is rubbish"
The professor merely smiled. he
and the colonel looked at neIanother
significantly, and the professor. sjre-
piled: II believe in the evolution Of
the body, and. the evolution of: the
soul: There! I think 1 hear Mrs.
.Wynne calling" and he hurried TO-
wards. the stairs. !,
Out in front of the Chateu we found
Mrs. Wynne, declaiming, with both
arms and a paraso1: 1--we shall be
late for the train; we have only ten
minutes:' ::
Meanwhile Bobby, hat in hand, was
chasing butterflies; yes, already the
door was closed, and Bobby was him;
self again. - =
Il say, what a time you have been
looking at those ugly old pictures!"
he cried, running up to the colonel.
"Just look at my beautiful orange but
terf1y! shall have to keep him in
my pocket till we get home to the
chloroform bottle.": 80.
:.Will you do kind thing, my little
man?" said the professor. you have
had a nice birthday-eh, haven't you?"
"Oh, jolly"
"Then let the poor butterfly CO. His
life means much to him, and so little
to you. -:
but it's such beauty!: Well''-
and the child gazed grave1y up at the
professor there goes" and; a second
later an orange-winged captive had
f1uttered away. ~.
Once: more we packed ourselves
comfortably into frst;class carriage,
and were soon creeping away along
the valley, and leaving Vidarry behind
US. But~I kept my gaze steadily fixed
on the most prominent object in the
landscape, Until it was lost to sight. >:
-. What a curious scene had: taken
place in the gallery Of that :veperable
! gray Chateau! and the principaI actor
| had already forgotten the part he had
played. A cautious question relicited
the reply: "Oh, / didn't like :; those
bothering old pictures. I hate ugly
black men," :.* ~
On the journey homeward, during a
low-voiced but animated discussion. I
overheard the professor mutter to
his neighbor, the colonel:
.c"Oh, yes, it was ajar for a few mo-
ments--a most rare occurrence-but
| now the door ID c10sed for: ever"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

S. The annually-repeated top-dress-
ing Of stable manure has left the soil
in, better condition agriculturally than
the dressings of commercially fertil-
izer." r..
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

s . Have Plenty Of Roughage :-Rough
feed plays q. very imp ant part J ii
milk prod duction. The proper kind 6of
|roughing is even more eecssary than
plenty Of grain DOR ghage viii
result II low yields Sqnick ker, than. poor
grain with good ssrough age. 3s: h
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

Da1nty cases.
together, also for: finishing on the
edge. It. is cheaper than; ;rafia, which
varies from 10 to Is cents a bundle,
according to the quality and color.s
The we'll buckets of Japan are es-
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13


y Stock Raising and Labor The rails
ing of stock. may involve much or lit
tie labor, according to- the kinds of
stock raised and the purposes for
which it is raised In the Keeping Of
sheep a. little labor. goes a long ways.
Fp: the feeding and care Of beef cat
Ele comparatively little labor is re
huired, but more than for sheep rails
Ing. If fine horses are to be. pro
auced more labor; must be employed
5than If common farm horses are to
be. raised: 1 # high-priced horses are
the end: in view men must be =: en-
5ployed that will be skillful in their
education and Development. The pro-
duction of milk is. the form Of stock
raising requiring the greatest expense
Of lab bor per unit OF product II !:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

Health and Exercise.--Itsis certain
that exercise IS necessary for for /: our
|: farm stock .it they are#to be kept ii
'thezs best 81 health. With idleness
come many Ills especial # u the. ami:
mails are well In the case 81 hn-
man IbeIngs. Ifsolne Hof the mos destrulc::
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

A good menu is: Oysters, veget-
able soup, broiled steak smothered in
onions, fried potatoes, rolls, spaghetti
with cheese, lobster salad, individual
apple. pies, coffee, crackers and Rogue
fort cheese.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

"A glass is good, lass is good,
And a pipe to smoke in cold weather.
The world is good and the people are
good,
And we're all good fellows together
MAY we always mingle in the friend
ly bowl,
The feast of reason and the flow of
s0ul."
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

May we, never. want bread TO make
toast; or a cook to prepare it. s -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-13

Happy are We met, happy have I'VE
been, .z &: IS.
Happy may we part, and happy meet
again.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
S J 5 RI. Il
l1lI Given By Ihe, Members OF The Eagle
Band Was "A Success 1.

he ball wen III d 3 the arn1ory
:Monda ening + or the benefit of
the Eagle band was att ended 2by
over sixt y--fiYe coup es, and the
proceeds netted the loca | rnusii-
cal organization o ootffs which every
citizen is proud i, nearly two
hundred dollars. lei ThIte bows con
Quoted the social affair III q high
ly creditable lnan1l Ter and have
earned an erviab lie reputation sas
royal entertain ers. verybody
present5ha 8 nod time. At
midnight a spIe Iendid lunch, which
was donated Sby: the ladies iof sc THE
city was served Oh the stage :of
the arn1o SIS. 81 he q music was
furnished by the Eagle orches-
tra. Much cred it's due iJliiam
:Hslullrl but who SO ably and inter-
esting called off the quaIdrilIes.
iger Bill, as ! he he IS generally
known, ,is.s "a born / coined iisaatll isallS al and
such little thin q "a as s. calling
;iqulad 3: lies is play for him as .he
use to do that stun feor Dode
Flsk, back III the llineties when
3nearly all the dances 8 ii were
ss squares.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
A6eiden { OH Farmer Road !. 4

SS he Farmers train tt left a this
city as uslllal last Stature day il morn.
ing, the passeng gers never liz
Ing tia an aeeide lent hi hi g9ht2 hap
pen that M Vou1d detain them for
snearl seven ty llou urs very
timing went ID dong Ssnoo ly4 until
near aarske |, Wll lenthte snow pIoW:
broke HE b engine sid de tracked
the tssa M in and Sral ID baell this
city and diitdn' make it's reap
Spearance at :ssarsk ke until late
ssunda tlle mean
time some of passengers
eaug les @ l ItE ariners who
were bnurd city hiiIe
The others I,atEiis ii waited. The
good oeopl eS, ;Ssarske q 81 saw tosiit
st thai the lleIained q passengers
were lI Fed lblIts ylot having
sleeping aoa them they
were obliged 80 Ise the B car as 4
place shell sA N lllich 10
sleep aeHcidl H lent caused mo
and every Elaili 3. posi-
bile was done o 4 ma lSe the he pas-
EssengeEs CONT fortab le. HE train
pulled into his a cit 8 onday
|Inorning aoollE i've clock.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
! |. ,S,.U Pr R Nj OUR /
Important l1l Rsalmsey County Cases
For March Term. d

d the calend dar5 of the supreme;
court for March term /. which
4 opens at Fargo on the 266th ofs
this month, appears two Ramsey
county g 41QL cases OF more than ord IN?
arys terest. One IS the case OH
y hAasioW assl 4 Us. Chambe lin. This
=9caEaseSWas 1: tried IN distric ct court.
. n1l3SD]e,Vlls g Y Lake III June, 1905,
!: |:and g " goes to the supreme court
now on appeal this case the
g daetsftendant3 tst q! g Cham ia was sued'
TOR ! 2 's' 81 z goo damage for the filing.
|of g q what the plant if claimed was
q g 8 ;spulrlol,l Fl z, las pend lens, Wrong
Illllyaflled BY Chan1b erlin iii the
s, once q! OF the register OF deeds
against the land Of The plaintiff;
5l- Upon | q the trial, the jury return
5sed q verdi ct55 for 81, 600 dam
gges 4 Ia favor 81 he pl aintiifff, !,
" :fsaslo { IS low AT the coming termo,ff
the supreme court the III b court III will
ShaYe. ma ',: an opp portuniit to say
~ " etherS OF not this B jud dgment
vii y stand
ESl Ehe other case $is olle Of con
3 siderable interest tto the 8ffarm-
ing omnunity ], since ii 5iinVol il ives
the the right Of q chaser to- re-
EcQvGE $mOneV8Dal Sas for $tfl le 3T11P.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
IIll ARNlN6S
What The NorthWes teTIl Roads Lost.
During The Month Of5 FebrlIary

just hat effect the b stormy
Scondi ons ia Eel ebrlary had on
snorthWe Westera rai ilroad traffic,
compared wit h the Il affic forthe
scorrespo ding lonth of 19t57 Is
noted ii Brad dstreet' s for ,,ls last
week. &c he gross earnings IL il Of
the Great orth eril showed a
decrease for ebruary & SIS $$53ll 33l
33886sfIpm the eorres ling month
the Sll. Il showed 5a de-
crease ofs s$511,, 75s3, and the 500 q
decrease of 81 u. .6SS6, The e total
decrease Of the thre Dads dur
ing the month com pared with
February 1905, being ,82b.
The South errl rail lWay showed ID ID
decrease off { s;el 4t)7 should
be relnernb beredl iii this li conr,ec-
tions that ebrua 99006, show
led q gainSof1 25.. per 81 cent over
F'ebruray 1908 50 that ebru,
Sary this year, yas5 nott bad
mont b le vest ttserln aiilroads
! luding ii le mort Nv Nv & stern lines
showed d gain ia ira affffiie during
ebruary of9 e NOR than 300
900 over, Felb3rla ~ 1905. TTEE1e
mort heastern a loss as y e..3 pei
cent, the Taeific lines ii 1ost4 pe1
A rltSand The ssout stern lines
yishoW a gain ! 81 l3. l3 the net
gain of all Wester1l roads being
" per cent for the month over
Febrl1a , 1906 Dur ebru-
.ary, 1907 the ssh Jpn ents' offgraiirj
sto primary markets ami ou1lt ted Sto
sper ent more than for Febru.
sary 906. b
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
Teddy latesf Oh Homes leads

$ssssS ss3sSas1niinufoY.I mr. f ara Presii-
dent RooseVeI n II fofl % q sent (lfa ffI,e
ff zffol lowiiirg am h, ttl,e secra-
ifarv M ffl,e iiI ffariinT caI,callinp
SnIis crll M .Faf. pfl, MI af;no.
tt1S Sthe iss1IaYlce ,f 7avifl leneef.SIaf m .lf
Stitla ilnder M q M, III angI laws.
yolrrd dar aI,r,larv sstl,s
relatii1les &, The 8 iissi1Ianc 1 4 ca "of
Seyyiid deInlc1esof tifla8 Ind ~ 81 lI1-
lic' IIand aWs;s aFvaardt.f.lI-
sesd for fl1e 8 srea 81 as,,n B m cl,r,Ipress
"a did i rot a1,prpye. n, anon fssl,ffi-
l clie1lf toSasna & ahle fl1a , eor11raissiior,ar mn 4
Sofe# tI1e genera llar,f ,fiHiea N,
1si1 1asiy,roperl S.arrv 1ls i,lI1,I,;,ses
of that oree liclI were te have
ssl1ch axaIl1ina tio1l MAJ sflfs# III
!|sa,sr,l icatio oIls fsor atarafs SIS lV,IIIdI
f falrIV lIoWilIIiis n itIa to
80, 7,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
j Till 0CAL son 0CIAl
Held Held By The EpN'erth League friday
Evening Mas AN ENJOYABLE Even. III

The SONG, socia hel Id at tss,e
dence3 of Dodge e last
Friday evening by the EpotWIorth
League The shI ethodi dist9church
was an event long to d be re-
menb cred by those who attend.
lea.
s Each one present Il NJ WasS garbed
to represent onle poplll an song,
and man nirlt ltterest ting costume
was exhibi led. Some ofH5Stthe
most popu lar representa ions
were as fol low q |
The wearing u i of d The e Ireel''
by Earl Mann. W lho ass dressed
as oical 4 4 si iishnas d and
who later iii the evening 4 d q chang.
|ed his attire s to That of ,f u sum.
|T1er ostulae : G brown 1luck,
straw bat and Ia represent
ms lls 81 the Good Old Summer
2Time. ~ 81
ReY Olsen eseated Tic
EnoIfle parsonage By the wear
IT'S Illus ustratio Il, and The
SON lone sWeets Home
fartha Shell sery u,
Tasteful lllanae esspk,rlesentedtthe ii
ptil lar sIs ock b Agesy,'
|b Wearing q rd Illose back
ground sho wed ss roc with IL ttllae
year cross d SIS II IS Is face.
Man either 4 il opular songs, TOT
aerousSt t0 sneIlti On were rep.
resented and Sas a III Is the cd.
a ocIal perfeeff success.
I1ai1lty refresl llnnent nts were
served al late hon la pro. n
Eceeds are toSbe used If TIE he ba. s
neht of the leagu
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
llal0 |.
Ear Famed EpanaeIIilss l5uf lllIl
Hold Services hi bis 4 III

Union revival services All to
1he bel eldins our city tyvo for
three weeks oInInenci inc Sun
day, AIarcl aattIl. j j Ti I'LL I, Bur
EsWieI tlae i conc duct s-evangeIiist.
has been seeured to assist dur
ing the first BiIg-
vic III d lenllbe of the III.
and still IS III on the
and iiroad when he
is ot gagged iIl eV eIisfiic
efffor is q fforeefu earn
Test, alterestin spaal alseE often iii iinS
demand alt ss conven-
lions and rei igiotas laarings
for men ma aIsloIlg men,
who knows ofS heir enaptaGiiOns
and dificu Efie and us fore
|quaI IIiied Id ASST men chit
views colac esniI tlle BE rel igious
he sell egaens is
Btllpiels Speafi III ID
tlae ne eEha ,slre nsay
morning I'll sc
the n 81 fssssa.
o'elocl q oll, saald
the sarTno thirty
isl The event
His subject are b ri 6ie::
ra elrla
Second as u
s
and
Essasisag
sllg ,Iie
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
TON
Richard IayIIOi Ii sIalloIl
lIninediateI siler seaching Gify 8

charl 81 q Ia oI aged nine
teen years, acc pl1pan his
mot der alla sis ST arriived Id
this city from II xansas City o.,
ON train NO. Ilhilrsd day morn
ling ia visit q nj NJ ith and Mrs.
stetzel who a i've on ttlle (gsIhas.
Iay loi arm. ouIe man
was snffesila baal from
colisIinptt ion, and came here fog
his aaal ltlh. ii the train was
nearing this I'll sit became
fliaall orleI
had Slla beeli Ia ken siilato the depot
han ae sud desal
Diseased iE a cousin ss..
stetzeI and has constant been
urged her come here aoT
his heal ie iile IaaV a IN slsfK Kerell
W iissl the lsase 81 last Seq
taYnE
m rell.a aims III iii charge
1s Ia sse sent
ID his lasssle
soa has HE ea o isias
es aale asaT
sal 'ilaese are s ufsg gssosl 4 l1Eed III asiles
It's III
tlae ciitsF
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-03-22
DEVILS LAKE RAMSEY COUNTY NoRII
H5enenaeEeno9 M0n0s
! CURREN vent

seHsaoHeneReBR aeneHeHeMsssI
u VIM. Bryan was !, al & forty-sevyenI
Years old on March 10th. s.
u Seventeen were killed ina rail-
road ollision tuesday at Harbin, |
Mar1c churia. II .$ y: III %s5s5 s5.!
. The roof of d public q: school
build ding col ollapsed Tuesday atl
San Antonio, Texas, killing nineI
children 8 ss j Il 81
Miss Josie Gary of Evansville,
End, was brltally assaulted and
thrown IN d large vault Tuesday
Eight. No clue. ,s555
u Nevada B citizens have lost
thousands Of dollars worth Of
property by the overflow Of the
Truck ee river. q. s25 s*
Two Italians, who recently ar
rived in New York city, finally
$clasped in their death struggle !.
j Both loved the same Wornan Il.
..5 It is reported III financial cir IL.
.cles that Harrirna has secured
the stock of the San Pedro, Salt
lake and Los Ang1 1esH railroad.
The Danish training ship Vik-5
ing was returned during q
storm at Cope enhagen, Denmark:
q on tuesday,, drowning fifty men,.
Railroad Chief Mellen, i, .! was, / ii. d,
|eonfe fereEce with Presid lent Roose-
|Yelt last Tuesday. Or nations
executive is showing the rail
| road boys the 4 square DEAF
propo ositiorl :5.sS B q .:.5 # Al n. .s 5 ].
81 P Pennsylvania is suffering from
| the acts of the creeks and rivers.
which persist i iii ii overdowing,
their banks and certain parts
|qf that state are thre eatened with.
inunda II .58
n Il. The auto tomoho lists of the
country are taking a greatinter-
lest i11zthes esimpro yenent off roads,
land IN Illary instances they are
Idirectly ac count able for road, I'M
proVements ssSs }:s}5:
ID fsss The ghristiai,ls and :IeWs are he
having troubl in N Jenna. The
Hebrew quarters were; set On fire
and over two ousand women
and ldren fed for ii bel lives
over the frontier TO Itzk ami IN ' .35s
as. r. r elt, cousin off Il
the preside dent and B nephew Of
John j acob Asst TOR has been {, sued
for divorce by his n u, Wiz IL Jim
Inlie has been diVidi ling his li { at
Itentions anong too too many a i I omen.
sWelVe men were arrested ia ia
lDesM Moines, Iowa flirting
with pretty girls. Four of# the
men Were Marie a, and ali were
filmed SIS and costt s. 0gIers III
ss .alE aiss q 81,
Il y. ,.,, a,,, ], 4, u, u.
4, ssllassss, s..:,is'ssssl llave
q. s,na, ~ III aaaIy Z
4. ss1 s !, s. s,isa., a,ssa1ss
.' ~ Y lalless;
llls.sl Illesll WI
az s... aa ! saI llot
u, s5s5
81 ~ ll.andss ae1a 9 !, loyees slle
s. q oIa.
a:ss 4. Il s, 81 N.Y.
u .s.:tssss rs s,ss q $500 81 las
49,. ss sis. pt.s 81 8
I ,, .. ]. 81 hlls u,
s1eS s''a ss's's 's'lialatsiy
he case I'LL laaW, E i TIA I,as It
probably gone to the ,lE,s i,1rv today,
Delnas, one So off 3 tl1s h j dafan.
liant " II attorne Nj III urge tile le
irlsaflii NV II, xasa q s.f,,, sr;cs IN,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-13
NEWCOMER TO BE
DEPUTY MARSHAL
Will Resign Position as Bookkeeper at
Territorial Penitertiary. Which
He Has Held Past Year.

Edward l.. Newcomer yesterday no
tilted Superintendent Marion Littrell,
of the Territorial penitentiary, of his
intention to resign as bookkeeper and
Office man of the prison, position he
accepted about year ago under ex
Superintendent Arthur Trelford Mr..
Newcomer gave as his reason for re-
signing, the offer of position as dep
uty under United States Marshal
Creighton M. Foraker, whose head
quarters are in Albuquerque. He was
a deputy United States marshal be-
fore accepting his present situation
and for ten year sprior to that was ar
undersheriff in Bernalllo County
Whether the sudden death of his faith
I er, which occurred yesterday in Hi
nois. will cause him to change his
plans is not known.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-13
JAPAN WOULD
BUY PHILIPPINES
Rurored Government Of Mikado Is
Seeking Loan Of $4,000, 900 for
First Payment.

Berlin, Aug. 13.-From a private
source 1t is learned that M. Sojeda,
president of a pool of eight Japanese
banks, formed for the purpose OF ne
.gotiating government loans in Europe,
has arrived in Berlin and will attempt
to place an issue of government bonds
to the amount of $50,0O0,000 here.
Financial men are vainly trying to
learn for what purpose Japan INTENDS
to use this money.
Rumors of war have not ceased TO
circulate in certain circles. One ru-
NOR has it that Japan will use the
5O,OOO,OOO as first payment on &C.
count for the purchase of the Philip
pine Islands if Congress should be
willing to sell these possessions our
ing the coming winter.
It is said that Japan Will ma no
trouble in placing bond issue for
this nurpose in Germany, but will not
be able to obtain a loan for war rur-
noses. A conference between M. So
ieda and representatives OF the Ger
man banks has been arranged Tor TO-
morrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-13
CLAYTON SUFFERS AS
RESULT OF STRIKE
Union County Seat is Without Ice
and is Threatened With Coal
Famine.
TO the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican
Clayton, N. NJ, Aug. 13.-As a re
suit of the strike on the Colorado and
Southern Railway, this town has ar
ice famine on its hands and is threat
ened with coal famine. Clayton
has been without ice for a week ex
cept for few tons shipped in by ex
press which have sold at the rate OF
two cents per pound in order to cover
expenses. A coal famine is threat
ened and this would result in the
shutting down of the water and light
plant. Already the small coal supply
on hand at the plant is being horded
and lights are shut off at midnight
in order to save coal with which tc
supply the town with water in case
the strike lasts any length of time.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-13
BIG SUIT FILED
IN DISTRICT COURT
Heirs OF Earle and Jeffry Seek an
Accounting Of Their Estate-G.
Hill Howard Defendant.

Suit has been filed in the First Judi
cial district court for Rio Arriba
County by Attorney A. b. Renehan OF
this city on behalf of the heirs and adj
ministrators of Earle and Jeffry
against George Hill Howard an at.
torney. who formerly resided in Santa
Fe, In which large landed interests
and large sum of money are in.
yolved.
Earle, Jeffry and Howard were,
many years ago, attorneys for the
heirs and claimants to the Juan Jose
Lovato land grant, situate In the
County of Rio Arriba, and containing
thousands of acres, to secure the ap'
proval of the grant by the United
States court of private land claims
then in existence. The case was
heard In that court and the claim was
approval and finally settled, Earle
Jeffry and George Hill Howard, as
attorneys, received large portion OF
the property IN payment as fees toi
their services.
Earle and Jeffry are both dead and
this suit was brought for an account
ing of moneys alleged to have been
,, received by Howard on account of the
property amounting to about 100000,
and to determine the share of the es.
tate and the claimants Hereunder to
a large tract of land contained in the
grant estimated at about 10000 acres
The case, on account Of the great in.
, terest involved, is important.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-13
GOVERNOR MAY
GOTO ROSWELL
To Attend Annual Meeting Of New
Mexico Bar Association to Be
Held August 21-23.

Governor Curry stated today that
In all probability he would accept tht
invitation extended to hsm to attend
the annual meeting of the New Mex
leo Bar Association which will be
held at Roswell, August 81, % and 90
1t will all depend upon whether or
not he has the time at his disposal
to make the trip Just now the new
executive has his hands full with his
official duties and is at his office
from early in the morning until late
in the evening.