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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
Fifteen THOUSAND MEN
AFFECTED BY STRIKE
BY Associated Press.

VANCOUVER, B. c., April 2O,-A
special from Fernie, B. c., says:
The mine strike situation is growing
blacker with each days delay and
all hopes are centered on the confer
ence on the 23d. The number of men
affected by the strike and engaged in
other trades and industries dependent
upon the immediate supply of coal is
conservatively estimated by a proni
nent mine official here as $4,000, includ-
ing smelters, supply men, miners and
train crews.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
COMMISSION GOES OVER
PROPOSED SEWER ROUTE
Special TO The Herald.

SANTA MONICA. April 2O.-City At
torney Odell and City Engineer James
accompanied the municipalities newly
appointed sanitation commission, COM
prising Councilmen Miles, Morris and
Snyder. on a trip of inspection today
over the line of the proposed sewer
main TO Hyperion, where the main will
connect with the Los Angeles outfan.
The findings of the party are said to
have been of a very satisfactory nature
and will be embodied in a report to be
read at next Monday nights council
meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
Special 10 The nnrnld

Speclal TO The Herald
LONG BEACH, April 2O-During the
s.' sseIiIporary absence of Secretary Moore
rom rom the Y. M. G. A. building last night
splne SON one one unlocked the cash drawer in
snE ohlce ana made away with $50 in
time ago from the building was used in
opening the drawer The police are
working on the case
.; II; brakeman was last night elect
cd to I'LL the unexpired term of the late
r.. M. Lynn as chancellor Commando of
the local lodge of Knights of Pythias.
FIRE protection at the Auditorium was
consluerabIy improved today by the in
stallation OF Gamewell box, No. 81.
on the pier near the big hall.
The Long Beach Asbestos comnanv
VIII in the near future build a big
addition to their mill for the manufac.
ture Of asbestos paper
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

received first prize a beautiful three
handled silver trophy cup.
The second prize was awarded to Mr..
Heller, he having a score of one, while
Mr.. Horne lost both bouts, placing
him third.
Between the bouts the spectators
were given a treat in several exhibi-
tion bouts between Prof. Maloney and
Prof. Beals, and others.
The judges of the contest were Prof.
Alberti and Prof Beals. Arthur J.
Eddy acted as referee
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
CHIEF OF POLICE
GETS BETTER PAY
Special to The Herald

SANTA MONICA; April 2o-An-
nouncement of the reelection of May
Is. Barretto to the head of the citv's
police department was made today Inv
the new police commission.
Bawetto will receive S125 per month
under the charter salary ordinance. an
increase of $25 per month over his
FORMER stipend. The commission also
put INTO effect a salary schedule by
winch the salaries of members of the
police department will be regulated bv
the length of time in service.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
RELIEF CORPS WILL GIVE
FLAG TO FRANCIS MURPHY

Francis Murphy's subject at 7:3O
o'clock tonight in Blanchard hall will
be our Flag of Peace" The subject
will follow the presentation of a flag
to Mr. Murphy by the Womans Re-
lief corps
Andrew ]. Park will preside and solos
will be sung by Miss Anna Rowe, Sam
uel Todd and others
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

in the east, and she has made a great
reputation as zaza in the play of that
name on the road.
Miss Hall is mighty glad to get back
to Los Angeles, she says. Her pretty
bungalow in Jefferson street has been
in good hands since she left and it is
now occupied by her as of yore. There
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
BOARD OF TRADE MEN
ENJOY BEACH OUTING
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, April 2O.-A hundred
and fifty board of trade members and
their friends left Pasadena this morn
ing in three electric cars for an outing
TO the beach resorts. The trip carr
rled them through Los Angeles and
hrst to Newport beach, where a big
nsh dinner was enjoyed at the Newport
hotel. The party took launch ride
about the bay, saw the sights at Hunt
ington Beach and returned, having
spent delightful day The trip tra-
yersed 1l5 miles Of electric lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
TROUBLE EXPECTED
AT ANGELS CAMP
BY Associated Press.

STOCKTON, April 2O.--All the mines
at Angels Camp, including the mines of
the Utica system, the Lightner and
others, affecting about 600 men, will
close down at o'clock tonight, owing
to the failure of the mine owners to
grant the demand for an eight-hour
day at the same wages as paid for
ten hours-s3.
Trouble is feared and armed guards
are about the mines.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21

she has her own menage, and the
courteous hospitality she dispenses is
the envy of all who are not hidden to
her roof, and the despair of all who
would emulate it. Her thousands of
friends and admirers will be delighted
to welcome her readvent next Sunday,
and a great ovation is assured her.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-20
DAILY COURT RECORD,
tFriday, April 10, 1000

supreme Court of the United States.
Present. Tie Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White, Air. Justice
Peckham. Mf. Justice 3lckcuna Mr. Justice
Holmes. Nr. Justice Day, and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Meredith =. Camuln. 81 Sheridan. WYE. aud
Porter b. Coolidge. q Lander. Wye. we're adj
mitted % practice.
No. 2sl. American sugar Refining Company Of
Ney York. appellant The United States; con
tinued by stipulation.
No. IS The United States. appellant, IS. The
William Cramp & Sons ship and Engine Building
Company. and
10. 25A The William CTamp a Sens Ship and
Engine Building Company. appellant. rs. The United
States; argument continued hy Mr. Assistant At
touey General Van Orsid Tor the United States.
hy Mr. John C. Fay for the William Cramp A
SCGs ship and Engine Building Company. b. Str,
Attorney General B0naparte FOR the United States
and concluded by Mr. Holmes Conrad for the VIII
lam CFamD & Son Ship and Engine Building Com
uany.
Nc. IS HiEnio Romcu. appellant Robert n.
Todd, submitted by Nh T. L. CoruWel fer the az
neIlsut and by Mr, \. B. X. Pettiagin for the
appellee.
No. 2T2 The State of Wyoming ex rel The
Wyoming Agricultural college et al plsintias IN
error. vs.. William e. Irvine treasurer, &c; sEgu-
ment commenced by Mr.. Porter B. Coolidge for
the plaintiffs IN error
Adjourned until Monday next at y O'Clock.
The day call for Monday April p. will be as fol-
lows: Nos ~ SIS sol. 6S So 567 land 65i 20 ESQ.,.
rs, loi. 275, and rs land 299
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twenty first street northeast between East Capitol
and streets-Canie T. 7. Knox TO Ira ".
Paine original lot 5. square lisi. So.
Iugieside-Ssmuel /. Hoover et al. 70 Joseph ].
Moods. lots . and p, block 5. So
Guilds Third YaczBcy-Iames VI. Proctor. trustee.
TO Polydore B. Corwin, part s..
Peters Mil ssat-Rhoda 7. CoFEin Town right
and guazdianl 10 PoydoFe B. and Albina K.
CoFEin, part. 800
Hoimead Alanor-HarTy B. Wilson ct al to Charles
F. stringer. lot IS. block a. so
TugiesiGe-J- Woods Elliott TO Allen G. Bernard
lots Il and =. block i, So
Willie setreet northeast between Twelfth and Thir-
tenth stTeets--Henry J. Davis ct ux. to James
". Cross. part lot s.. square 1908. SO.
Twenty first street northwest, between r and
streets-Charles H. Davidson et ~. 10 Charles
H. L. Macdonald, lot le. square %. So
street northwest between First and Third streets
James F. Brennan TO Kate jenkins, lot Isl,
square So, SO.
Nos - 20 80 Eifteelfs- sweet n0TthWest-LL Kemp
DuFal trustee, to George Hewitt Myers, original
lot 2 and part original lot g square ~ So
3 street southeast between Fourth and Fifth
strects-Elisha r. Taylor ct TX. 20 Margaret May
jenkins. part let's 3 and l. square sls. $40.
G street southwest, between Fogrand-a-han and
Sixth sfreets-William c. Sullivan to Samuel y,
King lot 81 square lsS. $40.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Pinehurst-Eugene W Staples ct TX to George W.
BalIoeh and Luther L. Apple 90 secure Brook.
land Building Association. Ss.I5o lot z block 5
Square l8os-Iames W, Gross ct TX. to goseDh H.
Stewart and L. q. Posey 10 secure Henry ].
Davis. S5s2 i to 80 months, per cent part
lot g.
Square sl4-Thomas Martin to Thomas Walker and
George F. Collins. to secure James A. Francis
$500. ? yeen. per cent, seIni-annually part
original lot g.
Square 2Zl-George II. Myers to Murray A. Cobb
and Albert H. Fioeekher, to secure L. Kemp
Dual trustee. $1,000. years. 5s5 Der cent semi.
annually. original lot p and part original lot
g same TO same. to secure same. sd. SIS.
July 6, 1871. Per cent, same property.
Square I'LL. Kemp DuTal. trustee. 10 William J.
FlatheT aud II. Rozler Dulansy, to secure Louise
Eustis Hitchcock ABo90 years. Ga per cent
semi annually, original lot 2 and part original
lot q
Square sls-Nargaret May Jenkins ct viz James E..
10 Charles A Keigwin and George T. Terry, 70
secure Elisha Z. Taylor. ir., 80, months s
per cent part lots and 4
Square iss-Samusl n. King ct ux. to John Z.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-20
'BURIALFROM CHURCH
Funeral of DR.. 7. Hamlin
Tomorrow Afternoon.
SERMON BY NEW YORK PASTOR
DR.. william Merle smith to BE As
sisted by Local bers
OF Mems Society of Church of Cove
nant 40 BE PRlIbearers-Seryiee
at u. m.-Order of Exercises.

| The funeral OF Rev. Or. Teunis s. Ham
/ lin, who died in New York Thursday
morning, will take place tomorrow after
noon. Services viii be held at 4 o'clock
at the Church of the Covenant, Of which
he was the pastor for twenty years. and
interment will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry. Dr. William Merle Smith, pastor Of
the Central Presbyterian Church, of New
York. an intimate friend OF the deceased,
viii preach the funeral sermon, and Rev.
c. Alvin Smith will assist. as wifi also
two other ministers of the local presby-
terry who have not as yet been desig-
mated. They will probably be Rev. Dr..
Bitunger and the Rev. Joseph T. Kelly.
order of Exercises.
The order Of exercises viii be as fol-
lows;
Organ voluntary. the Chopin Funeral March.
Invocation by Res. Charles Alvin Smith
hymn
Scripture reading by Res. Joseph T Kelly. D. D
Prayer by Rev. b. il. Bittinger, D. d.
Hymn.
Funeral address by Rev Wilton Merle smith,
d. d.. Central Presbyterian Church. New York
Hymn.
Remarks by Rev Charles Alvin smith.
Organ Foluntary Handels Largo.
The members of the session. repre-
sentatives from the board of trustees and
deacons' board OF the church VIII act as
honorary pailbearers.
Eight members Of the Mems Society Of
the Church of the Covenant will c0nsti-
tute the active pallbearers. They wiz be
President Frederick A. fleming, William
II. Baldwin, Audrey Y. Bradley, Allan o.
Clephane, Walter NJ. Gilbert. Gilbert S.
Grosyenor. Brainard W. Parker, and
stanton Penfeld Paalle.
The clergymen Of the various denomina-
lions Of the city. as well as the various
boards and societies of which DR.. Ham
lin was a member. are most cordially in
yited 20 attend the services.
The services at the church viii be IN
charge of committee, with Justice
Stanton Penheld Peele.
a committee, of which John w Foster
is chairman. is planning a memorial
service, TO be held the Sunday following
the funeral
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. Z ST.. near 7th 81. sE
Dr. Weston BuneT. minister. So Sunday school.
a. n. Greed That Counts " No J. Atone
ment." =. m. Life Battles" No J. Battle
for Bread" Chorus choir Cordial welcome.
WEST WASHINGTON. 5lst and n. Pastor C. r.
StezieY. u. "CoEetuusness." g. a Des1ats
House 20 solo. Miss AFtz s. g. go stereoDtI-
eoa. c. T.. =. Welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and sts. nv. Rev.
Charles 4. WiEhisler pastor. II .. NJ, The
Word and the Women 7H5 p m -Siu-Iilfss-
trated By the Life Of Achan." go B. H.. Sunday
school. p IL, Christian EndeaFor. Everybody
welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and sta.
Dr. J. J. Mar. pastor Preaching II a. m
a CFossless Christ" rs. 'Loge's Best Gift
sunday school. go a. n. Christian EndeaFor,
65 p. NJ
T. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS. ! FOUND A
POcketbook. sunday night 0c. Preaching j
a. n. Large choir. Free peWs. Short services.
Cd Baptist Ch- Auditorium, 4th and Va. are.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia. Washington.
March q, 1s07.-Notice is hereby given
that the Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia intend to make the following
named improvements, which are. in their
judgment, necessary for the public health,
safety, and comfort Assessments for one
half the cost Ofsthe same viii be made as
provided IN public act No. III, approved
August Z, 1854. Parties who are interested
In the proposed work are notified that the
said Commissioners VIII give a public
hearing az the District building on WE'D
EESDAH. the 24th day Of April. 1907. at II
o'clock a. m, in the board room of the
said Commissioners TO any and an per-
sons who may desire 10 object thereto.
SET NEW GRANITE CURB AND
LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK-On the
east side of New Jersey avenue north
west. from Morgan street to 81
street, at an estimated cost OF 500 to be
assessed against all lots in square 555
abutting on said east side Of New Jersey
avenue between the limits named. on
the east side Of Seventeenth street north
west, from Euclid street TO Columbia
road. at an estimated cost of 81 274 10 be
assessed against all lots in squares 1916
and 2579 abutting on said east side Of
named. LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK-Of
the north side of Euclid street northwest.
from BrlghtWOOd avenue TO the west line
OF lot }, square NS4, at an estimated cost
of s242, 10 be assessed against all lots ia
square 2SA abutting on said north side
OF Euclid street between the limits named
SET NEW GRANITE CURB-On the
north side of Market square COR c street,
northwest, from Seventh street 10 Eighth
street at an estimated cost Of S325 TO be-
assessed against all lots in square Az
abutting on said north side Of Market
square cor { street, between the limits
named. On the west side OF Twelfth
street northeast, from Park place to 3
street at an estimated cost Of $500 10 Do
assessed against al lots in square 9S7
abutting on said west side OF Twelfth
street between the limits named. H 3.
T. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST,
JOHN BiDDLE, Commissioners. y. z.
aD89192Q
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EXCESS FREIGHT RATES.
Mississippian to Argue Important
Case in Highest Court.

MtSS1sSspptan to Argue Important
Case in Highest Court.
Hon. Thomas Marshall Miller, formerly
attorney general of Mississippi, and for
several years distinguished member of
the New Orleans bar is expected in
Washington shortly. He viii be here in
connection with the action Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission VS.. the Illi-
nols Central. New Orleans and North
western. Louisville and Nashville. Gulf
and Ship Island, Mobile and Ohio, South
ern Alabama and Vicksburg, Alabama
Great Southern. and Cincinnati. New Or
leans and Texas Pacific railways, he
having been oopointed by the Attorney
General OF the United States, at the re-
quest of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, and notified 10 present this case
before the United States Supreme Court
on April -
The case in question is regarded as one
OF the most important cases to come be-
fore the highest tribunal of the nation
for some time. 1t involves the reclama-
ton of about S1Oo0,oo1 per annum in ex-
cess freight rate charges, through the
alleged conspiracy of nine large railroad
systems operating south OF the Ohio
River and east Of the Mississippi as far
as Georgia. Needless to say, every lumber
merchant and manufacturer in the South
has keen interest in the outcome OF this
case. The commission alleges that these
railroads have conspired TO advance the
freight rates on yellow pine lumber >
cent per 100 pounds upon all producing
s.rf1Ta vlnfurG
ings and beyond. Now, the case has been
taken out OF the hands of the lGmbermen
after having been fought all along the
line in the Federal courts of the South,
the plaintiffs winning at every point It
appears that the case was laid before the
Interstate Commerce Commission and, in
February, 1895, Il was decreed that the
advance was unreasonable, and the rail-
roads We're ordered TO desist from the
further demanding of H. This they re-
fused 10 do and naturally prolonged lit
igation OF one sort or another has fol-
lowed leading up TO the present action.
Gen. Miller says If the decision OF the
United States Supreme Court is adverse 10
the railroad interests, that all the shippers
of yellow pine lumber in the South who
have protested against the advanced
freight rates will be entitled to recover
for the whole period from April Is, 1903. to
the date of the decision; and all shippers,
whether protesting or nonprotesting. viii
have a right to recover the excess freight
charges from November. 1906.
Born In Mississippi, Mr.. Miller has
lived there most Of his life He pursued
studies in France, but obtained his knowl-
edge OF the law in the University Of Viz
GINA. receiving the degree Of LII. B. in
1869. Then after the practice Of law for
some years in his native State, he held
the ONCE of attorney general for that
state for seven years, resigning the posi-
ton to resume the practice of law at New
Orleans. His appointment by the Attorney
General Of the United States to represent
the Interstate Commerce Commission IN
this important case against the railroads
speaks highly for his ability and success
as q lawyer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-20
AIETHoDIsT EPISCOPAL.

THE W r. PROCTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Of Hamline II. Z. Church, cor 9th and 7 SIS. NV.
extends q cordial invitation to young men 70
meet with them AZ $50 Sunday morning Carl G.
Doney, Pm. d.. teacher. Live discussion. aDzl-u
THE HILTON-BAILEY EyANGELIsTIC A,EST-
ings At McKendree NJ. Z. Church. Mass. ave. near
sth 81. nv. commence tomorrow with services al
3 and 80 .. IN. The Baltimore Gospel Trio viii
sing. Special choir under the leadership Of
james ". Dyfe. Peoples Mission Orchestra. sc.
Meetings every night next week 10 O'clock
Come and bring your ansayed friends.
HAMLISE 81. Z. CHURCH 9th and p sts. nv.
Carl g. Doney, pastor. Q 80, Sunday school; II.
sermon by Res. J. W. r. sumWaIt. presiding
elder. 7, EpH0rth League. g. sermon By pastor.
Purpose a1d Duty" All are gele0me.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVENUE r REsBYT ERIAS
CHURCH. y. Y. ave. II and 18th SIS. Dr. val
lace Radcliffe pastor, p a, m-- Rev. DAVID wis,
r.. q OsWeg0. \. Y. win preach 7.B p M. the
pastor viii preach upon The Family and Char
scteF." by request II the AmeFicau Society # Re
ligious Educsti0n. ESQ a. m Bible school. s,5
8. M. adUit classes GO .. H., Christian Eu-
deaFoT 5oeiety.
CHURCH or THE COVENAST. Conn. are. r.
and 18th SIS. Rev Wilton Merle smith, d. D..
II New York. viii 0fieiate tomorrow a. Il a. 70.
Funeral services & the late pastor. Rev d..
Teunis 8. Hamlin VIII take place at & .. 10.
Sunday school al g.E A. m- Senior and Iutame-
diats Christian Endeayor meetings st 5 b. "a.
Thursday evening at 8. mid-week service.
LEXINGTON SBYTERIAN CHURCH. n
CAP. and sts- Preaching b. pastor Dr 81.
faitsfen0 Thompson. d a. H.. 20 8. m. sunday
school. As a. m Christian EndesY0r. 6 - D n.
All welcome
FIRST-"THE STRANGERS SABBATH HOME.
Donald {. Macleod. minister. i a. "a. and 2 IS
p N. Divine worship and sermon. sunday
school. ESQ. Y. p. S. c. l.. 6.G Visitors vel
come at eli services.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marx sheHer q. and Nellie Vaughn. "A Rev. n
F. Yinglnc
Charles A. Hibschenan, .. Of Fremont Pa. and
Martha H. DeTine. IS. Of Amber. Pa Rev. William
Il. Edwards.
John NJ. Miller. - and Amelia Ely. g. both 4
Lititz. Pa Rev. Charles y. Bousack
William B. p CIasson, IS. Of Boston, Mass. and
Grace GaIlaudet Kendall a.. Rev. Herbert u.
Gallaudet
Julius r. Fisher, p and Ella NJ Miller. D. both
Of Norfolk Va.
Isaac scheTmeT. s. OF Little Falls, \. Y and
Minnie T. Ayeriett IS, Of Lake Charles, La Lewis
l. O'Neal, justice Of the peace.
CGLORED
Edmund West "a. and Ella Robinson. y Rev J.
c. Dent.
james Chandler. q and Carrie Hicks. 3. Rev.
George ". Lee.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAULs CHURCH, 30 st.. near Washington
Circle Rev. Alfred Harding. D. D. and Rev C.
H. Holmead. clergy. 10. 70. and Il q. n. Fail
choral eTensong and sermon. p n. All seats
free ct all services.
ST. MARKS. Sd and sts Sc. Rev. d.. ". L.
De Vries, Rev. John II. Deis Rev. T. n. Pres
colt, clergy. Services: 90, u a. m, I. 30 p m.
81. Marks Day. Thursday. April .. 80 D. N. fes-
tiVsl seryiee. sermon, and confirmation b. Bishop
Of Washington
ST. THOMAS CHURCH. near Dupont Circle.
Services; s. Il, snd g. II. rector. c. Ernest Smith,
D. D.. D. c. L. 8. Res. W. J. Cox
TRINITY CHURCH. "a and @ sts nv. EsE.
Richard p. Williams. rector. Services at % and
II a. n. D N. The rector Bill preach.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. ].


Scott vs. Putnam motion for commission over
ruled and demurrer sustained with leave 20 amend.
Compliments solicitors. l.. 7. Everett Louis Mol
mar, and +. ". X. Ewing; defendants solicitors.
W II Robson. Ralston & siddons. and Z. +.
Mitchell vs.. Mitchell; time to take proof limited
Compliments solicitor J. ". Patterson; defend
ants solicitors. J. H. Adriaans and Irving VII
hanson.
Harris vs. Harris; adjudication in contempt and
attachment issued. Compainants solicitors Birney
& Woodari; DEFENDANTS solicitors. J. E. Laskey.
Eisinger IS. Dcudoune time 10 take testimony
limited. Compartments solicitor, Hayden johnson
DEFENDANTS solicitor. John Ridout and 2. F,
Leighton
international Textbook Company vs. District Of
Columbia; pro eonfesso vacated. Complainant's 80
hcitoF, a. g. Bentley defendants solicitor, Z. H.
Thomas.
Ingersoll vs. Angel; contract Of sale confirmed
and James II. Hayden and George ". Dalzen ar,-
pointed trustees bond. 900. Compliments So
li>itor James H. Hayden; defendants solicitor,
George w. Dalzel.
Longshaw vs. Longshaw; original and supple
mental bills dismissed. With costs Complainant 5
solicitor. J. s. Easily Smith, defendants solicitor
CrandaH Mackey
Owens vs. sharp; trustee authorized to accept
payment Of certain note Compartments solicitor
John e. Gittings defendants solicitors. Leon
Tobriner and B. I. Doyle.
No assignment Cor Monday April @ 1907.
Equity COurt Nc. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Cox. vs.. Babson. rule to show cause returns bic
April g. Compartments solicitor, Tracy L. JET
fords
Nicholson vs. Davidson decree pro eonfesso Or
dered. Compliments solicitors. George r Linkns
and s. Duncan Bradley
Coleman Us. Coleman; modification Of decree Of
December IS. 1903 permitting defendant to enjoy
companionship Of boy and girl
Cahill vs. Cahiil Electric typewriter Company ct
al receivers authorized to make sale Complain
ants solicitors. Tucker & Kenyon defendants So
licitoT II. +. Davis.
AlattheEson vs.. Matthewson; trustee authorized to
pay for certain surveys Compliments solicitor W.
Stone Albert.
Browning & Baines Hornstein ct al: rule as
to appointment Of receiver Complainants solicitors
E. 1. Wilson and Malcolm Hufty
Emmons VS.. Emmons; James L. Padgett and Viii
liam Fl. Fowle appointed receivers bond $500
Complainant solicitors Padgett Forrest; defend.
ants solicitor, c. II. Syme
Schuhard vs.. schUhard; almony aud counsel fees
awarded. Complanants solicitor Campbell Car
rington; defendants solicitor J. T. Laskey.
Umholtz vs. American Surety and Trust Com
pany; substitution Of trustee Complainsnt's solicit
tors, Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton
Doolittis vs.. Martin et al. rule discharged and
bin dismissed as to American National Bank and
case consolidated with Equity No 1850. Complain
ants solicitors, CodTeu 4 fleming; defendants so
heitors, Berry Minor.
Murphy vs.. Murphy; sale decreed with Annie F.
Murphy trustee bond S52000. Compliments soiici-
tor. NJ. StTasburgeTi defendants solicitor, W. w
MILAN.
No assignment for Monday, April 2, 1907
Circuit Court No. l.