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The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Equity suits.

No 26si7. Julia T. Moore ". Charles r Moore
ct al Injunction Compartments solicitors Ralston
& siGdons.
~. 25s4s. John N. Henderson vs. James E. Lesth
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OTHER SERVICES.

SPECIAL ADDRESS by A T. BOOTH LATE
Of Palestine and Egyut. AT 7,l5 u m. in the han
az sv. cor l4th St and Pa ave. So. Only en-
trance % hail on Georgia ave. All very cordially
invited Further meetings announced sunday
night
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUsCHER's I8ss
Conn. ave. at Z o. m address by Miss Emma
Gray. subject. How 20 Appropriate Omni1resent
Good. Daily noon meetings aud wednesday
evening al p. n. at Loan and Trust Bldg. Pub
he invited
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TRADE STILL ACTIVE
Despite Fall in Securities,
Commercial Lines Boom.
MILL CAPACITY FULLY TAXED

Report for January from Wholesale
Houses show Heavier Business
Than That of Corresponding Month
Last Year-Rates for Money Easier,
While Railway Earnings Increase.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed 20 ere any case
a Itching. Blind Bleeding CT Pretending Piles 4
to Il days OF money refunded 5lG
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re John 7. Bauoss; exceptions ogerrued and
discharge Crderd
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"ROOseveIt Bears Abroad"
See the sunday issue of The Wash
inStOn Herald.
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Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF lUSTICE CLARAI-GH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Griffith Us. Stewart time to file transcript on ap-
peal extended. Compliments solicitors, Ambrose 4
Merilati defendants solicitors, J. b. Archer IT,
and +. II. Thomas
Hill vs.. Washington Building and Loan Associa-
noh and Nichols IS. same; pro c0nfess0 vacated
with leave 20 answer Compainants solicitor T. L.
Jefords; defendants solicitors Hamilton, Colbert &
Hamilton
Burke vs. Burke; alimony ard counsel fee ordered
paid. Compainant's solicitor a. w Scott; defend
ants solicitors, Gaskins & Beckett.
Campbell rs. American Building Association re-
ceirers directed 10 cancel and surrender bond. Com
painant's solicitor, T. L. JefoTds
Eislnger vs. Deudonne; release Of rsal estate from
mechanics lien ordered. Complainant solicitor
Hayden johnson; defendants solicitors John
Ridout and Is. F. leighton
Moore rs. Moore; injunction ordered Complain
ants solicitors. Ralston & Siddons
James vs.. James; proof ordered taken before Mar
geret NJ. Murray, examiner. Complainaut's solici-
tor L. NJ. King; DEFENDANTS solicitors, Hughes &
GRAY
Bnke vs.. Burke; proof ordered taken before "
Carroll Downs. examiner. and W. T. Donaldson ap-
pointed 90 defend. Complainant solicitor, A. W
Scott
Cahm vs., CaIin; allowance from rents ordered
paid Ccmnainants solicitors. J. L. Potbury and
j. J. Darlington.
Henderson vs. Lcath. rule as to injunction re-
uTnahle February 6. Compliments solicitor. F. 5.
hey saith
Marriott Mutual Improvement Company. order
of January g. 1867. vacated. Complainant solicit
tor W 5. Albert; defendants solicitor J. 4.
T0omcy.
lexington improvement Company vs. Campbell:
superstdeas bond fixed as 81 500 Cmplainant's So
licitors. Ralston a Siddons, defendants solicitor
John Hidout.
Martin vs. Martin; proof ordered taken before g.
Elton James. examiner. ConI,ainants solicitor
Charles r. Robson; defendants solicitor H. A
Hagerty
No assignments fer Monday, February 1, 1907.
Equity Court No. ..
JUSTICE GOULD
Thompson vs. Thompson; rule 90 show cause 70
uITuahle February 10. 1901 Compliments solicitors.
Lancaster q Smith; defendants solicitor. Campbell
Darlington.
LawtCn vs.. BrinkmaH; order allowing inspection Of
book, and papers Compliments solicitor, W L.
Ambrose; DEFENDANTS solicitor, e.. ". Dau
Waters vs.. Waters; time % file testimony limited.
Compliments solicitor Wilton j. Lambert. de-
PENDANTS solicitors, G. II, Homam and q. T. Col
Inns
Cunningham vs.. Cunningham; time 20 take and
Ole testimony limited Compartments solicitors C.
Darlington and S. d. Truitt, defendants solicitor.
G.. T. Emg
Albert vs.. Albert; cause referred 10 auditor. Com
plainauts solicitor George Francis Williams.
Smith rs. Meyers, leave 20 amend granted and
plea IN bar o. stand Compliments solicitor Nal
colin Hufty; defendant solicitor vs.. q. prentiss
Assignments fCr Monday, February g. 1857.
Ne ljl Pitzer ". District Of Columbia. Attor-
ucys. Hallam q Hallam-E. h. Thomas.
No. i3s, MeSween vs., Eureka Dairy Company.
Attomeys. Cuttings & Chambeslin and Irving VIII
iamson-Tucker < Kenyon.
No. -. CardozO rs. Baird a. 81. ATTORNEYS H.
+. Davis and J. A. Cobb-Stua McNamsra.
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SHAW LIMITS BOND COMPANIES.

Not included in totals because containing other
items than CleaTngs.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ct al injunction. CompIainant's solicitor. T. 5
Key smith
The Washington herald., 1907-02-02
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The Feast Of the PuriAeation Of The Blessed Viz.
gin. is observed to-day Under the ordinances Of
the Mosaic law. the publication was established Is.
c. 1850, and has been observed as a feast Of the
church from the earliest era Of Christianity. Pope
Sergius J. In the seventh century. ordered The pro-
cession Of wax tapers. whence Candlemas Day and
the blessing on this feast Of wax candles. Toner
row. 81. Blssius Day. the Threats Of the faithful
viii be blessed in all the churches
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
PASADENA TO TRY
NEW HOLIDAY PLAN
MERCHANTS NAME COMMITTEE
TO WHIP ALL INTO LINE
Business Men Organizing Mutual Fire
Insurance Company to Fight
Trust-Want City to
. Extend Lights
Pasadena Agency,
II North Raymond Avenue,
Phones: Sunset 1907. Home zlZ4.

PASADENA, June s. Pasadena
Merchant association held it's quarterly
meeting this evening and took up three
vital questions to the business men OF
the city. One, and the most important
one, was that of inagugurating regu-
lar weekly half or whole holiday dur
ing the summer months. The second
was the consideration of insurance rates
and the formation of company or
local merchants to fight the insurance
trust. Third, the question of keeping
the cluster posts illuminated by sup
plying the pure juice of the electric
currents and by extending the scope
of the same.
The answers to these questions were
not easily come at. Finally aiter solile
debate 1t was decided to have COM
mittee go to all the merchants of the
city and see if the stores will not agree
to close their doors on some working
dav-Thursday was uggested-froIn
July II to September IL, both inclusive
Concerted action is necessary TO WorK
this scheme, but it is believed that the
step will be taken for the first time in
the history of the city next month.
In the matter or insurance rates.
former President c. D. Sargent of the
association explained the plans of the
new mutual insurance company, the
organization of which is already well
under way. He told how this fire in
surance would save the local merchants
thousands of dollars, because only one
dollar out of every eight paid as prem
ium ever comes back to Pasadena in the
form of fire insurance claims paid
Since the San Francisco disaster the
local merchants have felt the increased
rates and are now trying to get this
branch of business onto normal basis
In the matter of cluster lights, the
city will be petitioned to illuminate the
cluster posts already up, but not yet
connected. as soon as the city plant
starts on July 4. The original cluster
post district the district in which
posts have already been set, is much
larger than the one now nightly illumi-
mated, and the merchants who pay fol
the lighting of the smaller area wher
all the city benefits believe that the
municipality should at least light such
additional posts as have not yet beer
set aglow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
THIEF CANVASSES
BEACH HOUSES
Goes Through AIamitos District with
ostenslbIe Purpose of Renting
Residence, but Operates
When Chance Offers
Long Beach Office.
129 East Third Street.
Phone-Home 297.


LONG BEACH, June 5.-A bold
young thief who went from house to
house at Alamitos bay late yesterday
afternoon in the quest of residence
where no one was at home, stole two
gold watches worth 500 each and a
gold pin worth $40 from the residence
of ]. N. Becker, a grocer on Eighth
avenue.
investigation revealed the fact that
for two hours late yesterday arter-
noon the young man visited many dlf-
ferent houses between Alamitos bay
and Miramar. At the Becker nome
he broke the glass in the front door,
pushed his hand through and turned
the lock. He then went through the
house looking in all the dresser
drawers and even unscrewing the head
off a TOW dog to discover whether any
thing Of value had been concealed
therein. ...
Mr.. Becker, who was returning from
Long Beach to his store on an Ala
Tnitos car. saw the thief as ne went
ont OF the rear door and climbed the
rear stairway to the second floor. He
tboueht. however, that it was one OF
tbe oersons rooming at the house and
aid NO further attention to the mat
ter. 4L4 +u,o voupe
men were implicated and expect 10
make some arrests soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
MAY REJUvENATE
SANTA MONICA
BUSINESS MEN PLAN MANY
IMPROVEMENTS
Chaotic Condition of Affairs at Venice
Taken Advantage of by City to
North and Amusements
Arc Contemplated

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, June 5.-That
men of large means are taking ad-
vantage of the chaotic condition OF
affairs at Venice to establish attrac-
tions at this end of the bay which Will
have the effect of drawing to Santa
Monica during the next few months
the large crowds of seashore visitors
that from all indications may be ex-
pected, is apparant from improvements
now under way and embracing on
small scale practically all the most
potent features of the Venice enter
prise.
At stated cost of 100000 Schneider
& Fieber, proprietors of the Cafe
Bristol at Los Angeles, have about
completed the Transforming of the old
White Star pier at Hollister avenue
and on June Is will open the structure
to the public. The pier has been wild
ened and is now being asphalted to
the entrance of a mammoth refresh
ment garden at the far end where
Donatellfs band will be heard twice
daily for three months beginning on
the opening date.
1t is the intention of the manage
ment of the. new enterprise to make
the beach in the vicinity of the pier
attractive to picnic parties and to that
end a modern bath houce structure hav-
ing accommodations for 500 bathers has
been constructed adjoining the pier on
the north, while to the south swings,
amusement and gymnasium apparatus
will be installed.
On the pier twenty-six booths have
been built which when given over to
the various amusement and entertain
ment features to be installed in them
will constitute a Midway Plaisance
of elaborate proportions. While the
pier improvements are being hurried
to completion at the south end of
the Santa Monica line. at the north
boundary a huge lump of capital is
being put into summer and health
project which is attracting consider
able attention here. The new resort
is located back of the Rindge estate
in the heart of Encinal canyor. and
is being promoted jointly by the Decker
estate and l. s. Colyer, the son of a
Brooklyn, N. Y, bank president who
came to California in broken kealth
and became enchanted with short
sojourn in the Encinal district.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
COMMITTEES STRIVING
FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE
By Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-The
various committees who are working
to effect industrial peace and bring
about a complete restoration of normal
conditions in the affairs of this city
were very active today. Nothing Of
ficially was given out that indicated
any progress in that direction had been
made.
At the request of Governor Gillett,
President Patrick Calhoun of the United
Railroads this afternoon met the citi-
zens' Cancellation committee, composed
of representatives of the Civic league,
the federated churches and the labor
council, at the office of the harbor COM
mission in the Ferry building. The
meeting was executive and the news
paper men were barred.
Tonight Mr.. Calhoun gave out. a
statement in which he reiterated his
former declarations that under no con-
ditions would he recognize the Car
mems union again, that he had so
stated to the committee and that any
pressure brought to bear or any nego-
tions with that object in view would he
in vain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
BUSINESS MEN GATHER
AROUND FESTAL BOARD
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, June 5.-Nearly a
hundred business men gathered at
Stewards hall on East Third street
last night, the occasion being the semi
annual banquet of the Merchants and
Manufacturers association. An at
tractive menu was served. After the
cigars were lighted. W. F. Pascoe.
president of the association, welcomed
the guests, stated the objects OF the
organization and introduced j. F.
Paulding, secretary of the Retail Mer-
chants exchange in Los Angeles, VINO
spoke interestingly on the subject OF
Mutual Insurance"
C. A. Buffum, a prominent business
man and vice-president of the cham
Der of commerce, was introduced next.
He talked on Auction Stores Are
They a Benefit or Detriment" a
subject which the association has re-
Gently discussed at some length with
the city council Rev. A. F. Mitchell'
pastor of the Friends church, who was
introduced as the speaker of the even.
ing. spoke on "The Problem OF Cain
The association quartet, composed
of F. M. Gates, G. A. Buffum, w. d.
Baker and w. Clifford Smith, sang
several selections.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
LEGAL NOTICES
sToCKHoLDERs MEETING

Los Angeles, May q, 1se71PnrsgtaRs eirsntors
of the United States Granite Pressed
Brick H Ro company adopted on, to..,wit; NAY MAY
a. 1927 tie Stoch9ldsrst I %set Of at the the
nanH nanieu ofSices 2Ss-224-225 Merchants
R Frust buiiding. 2o7 South BroaGwafyi Va 6a 6g
the city Of Los A1geflfssI Gggffotnio ioun1y on June
AnEeiest. 1dnE et Sfate ~ M for the purpose OF
business as N @ey eyyeSfins e8ms
member or members " 'Ne
directors.
(Signe0 ,r 1rrerJuR President.
6-2S 6-6 lot
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
DOES NOT WANT MARRIAGE
LICENSE PUBLISHED
New Yorker, Scion of Prominent FAM
lily, Says Parents VIII Dlsinherit
Him If They Learn of
Wedding

"I want a marriage license, and
please keep it out of the newspapers" )"
said Carlisle Norwood, jr., of New York
city as he approached the marriage
license clerks desk shortly before the
closing hour yesterday.
well, you certainly mentioned that
at a good time," replied Deputy County
Clerk Watson, "for there are half q
dozen reporters standing here right
now"
"I'll pass it up then and, go some
where else, for publicity would ruin
me-" Norwood explained.
"On the level boys" he continued,
with an appealing glance at the news
paper men, my folks will cut me off
without a penny if they get wind OF
this"
"Tll give most anything if you will
forget it," he exclaimed, producing a
handful of gold coin.
JJpon being assured that marriage
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
REJECTED OIL
CAUSES BLAZE
SUMMER BEACH HOME NEARLY
CATCHES FIRE
Eighteen Thousand Gallons of Fuel
Thrown Away by Edison Com.
pam as Useless, lgnited
by Spark
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, June 5.-Eighteen
thousand gallons Of oil which had been
pany. between the Salt Lake and Pa
cific Electric railway tracks were set
on fire by sparks from a Salt Lake en-
gine at o'clock tonight, and had not
conditions been favorable 1t Is probable
that serious confiagration might have
resulted.
AS it was the flames swept all around
the summer home of c. w. Gates, and
had not the fire department thoroughly
drenched the structure with water the
heat might have set it on fire. I'm
mense volumes of smoke arose from
the burning Oil and a large crowd con-
gregated, the rumor that the gas
plant was aflre causing them to come
from all over town.
The oil, used for making gas at the
Edison Electric company's plant at
Seaside park, was poured out by the
company because the material proved
to be of improper class for the purpose
for which it was purchased. Shortly
after the recent accident at the plant,
which crippled the service of the gas in
the city materially, the company was
forced to resort to pumping gas directly
into the mains because the storage
reservoir was not fit for use owing to
the accident.
Two cars of oil were ordered last
week and were put in the tank. The
first of this week 1t became apparent
that the company was up against a
hard proposition. The oil proved to be
of poor quality and the entire amount
was poured out and allowed to go to
waste because the tank had to be
emptied Immediately.
Oil of better class has been secured
by tapping the oil company's pipe line
near the plant and the service is now
much improved.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
One Pleasing Reflection

Pocahontas sighed deeply as she led
Captain John Smith bach, to his peo-
pie.
"Yes," she said, "I would like to see
the changes that 300 years will bring.
But, after all, there are some disagree
able things that 1 am quite certain to
escape"
what, for instance?" queried the
captain.
"Well, for one thing. nobody will have
the chance to yell after me, Why are
YOU called a Gibson girl?''
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
RAILROAD MEN FIGHT;
ONE BITES OTHERS EAR

After an all night drinking bout
John Cargill and w. H. Ryan, both
railroad men, engaged in fight at
Main and Winston streets at 1:3O
o'clock this morning, in which Cargill
bit off half of Ryan's left ear. Both
were arrested and booked at central
police station for disturbing the peace
and a charge of mayhem will proba-
bly, be made against Cargill this morn
ing
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
Array Transport Sails
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. June O. The
1rnited states army transport Thomas
saiied today for Manila via Honolulu
and Guam. She carried the officers and
men of the Twenty-sixth infantry, Two
troops of the Tenth cavalry, III re-
cruits for the Tenth caValry anu ii,ore 1t,i
Sn1nneI Daniel II. Brush of the Twenty
fourth infantry and Major q. w. Zor-
rev, inspector general.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
Power Company Incorporates
By Associated Press.

DENVER, June 5.-Articles of in
corporation were filed today with the
secretary of state here for the Utah
Nevada Power company, with a cap
ital of $7,500,000, by Orlando B. Will
cox, Horace G. Lunt, D. b. Ellis, L. b.
Johnson, George A. H. Fraser, w. A.
Reef, Charles 1. Hawthorne and J. C,
Darling. The company is an auxiliary
of the gigantic Central Colorado Pow
er company which has a capital OF
1000, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
-, =, stoc,kbolders' Meeting

~ IaEf 1ps 3 COMPANY: Please take
Ill PHdLba MT the annual meeting of stock,
hOsrs PBee eo%pahny of ths c0m %
be helo "a a. en md liz West Fourth street,
july & r. oGloSk p and M for for the the
purpose. ~ of siIch other business as
iran rransnTelol nroperly come before the meeting.
may ~ order order Of the Board Of Directors.
Dated June 5, 1907. 6-6-l3 e
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
Bonus System Installed
Nv Associated Press.

HELENA, Mont, June 5.-F. M.
smith. manager of the East Helena
smelters Of the American smelling ana
REFINING company, made the announce,
ment today that the bonus system VIII
be installed dating from June l. Onoer
II the men complying with certain con-
ditions will receive bonus OF 20 per
cent yearly on their earnings.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
King Oscar Better
nv Associated Press.

STOCKHOLM, June 5.-King Oscars
health is so far improved that today he
resumed the reins of government which
he relinquished December IA, 1906,
when he appointed Prince Gustave, the
crown prince. to act as regent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
Sailors to Resume Work
nv Assoclated Press.

PARIS, June 5.-The national COM
mittee of the Seamens union voted to-
day at Marseilles in favor OF resuming
work tomorrow and this decision was
at once telegraphed to all ports.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
RattIeships to Leave
By Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, June 5.-The flagship
Charleston and gunboat Princeton, the
last vessels of the Pacific squadron
remaining at this port, will leave for
Portland next Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06
PROSPECTIVE GROOM ANXIOUS
ON ACCOUNT OF THE REPORTERS

licenses were published in a column
together and that hardly any one paid
much attention to them, he concluded
to face the ordeal.
Would Keep 1t Quiet
Norwood and his prospective bride,
Miss Olga Good of Philadelphia, had
arrived at the court house in an auto
mobile, and while he went in to procure
the license Miss Good remained in an
automobile, heavily veiled, unrespon-
sive to the questions of the reporters.
Norwood gave his age as 33 and that
of Miss Good as q, and interpolated his
replies to the customary questions with
entreaties to- keep 1t all out of the
papers.
''I'n buy you all the cigars you can
carry If you will agree not to publish
it," he pleaded as a last inducement,
but unfortunately none of his listeners
was addicted to smoking.
In a dispatch from New York, re-
ceived last night, it was learned that
Carlisle s. Norwood, jr, is wealthy
and prominent lawyer, moving in the
best of society, and has figured in
many escapades.
He was a boon companion of the late
Hamilton Fish, jr., who was killed in
the battle of San Juan hill at Santiago,
Cuba, in the Spanish-American war
June, 1898.
Some time ago young Norwood is said
to have had a disagreement with his
father in regard to the opening of GER
tain mail. Hot words passed between
them, and 1t Is believed the affair has
not vet been patched up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06

Hverythi4g you want you win find in
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia- One cent q word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-06

Everyt..ine you want you will nnd in
the classified page. One cent word.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-10

Vapor "Casilda," sa1dr6 dc Monte
video en- la primera quincena de Sep
tiembre, 81 reune sufciente carga pa
IA este puerto.
Vapor espaf1ol "Conde Wifredo" sa-
ll6 de Barcelona Ell del corriente por
el Mediterraneo con destino Cana
rias y este puerto.
Vapor cubano Maria Herrera, =
salio de la Habana el 7 del corriente
en- vez del Julia retornando a di-
cho puerto del rs al Io con escalas
intermedias.
Vapor americana "Coamo" saldra
para New York cl IS del actual
Vapor americana "San Juan" sal
dra hoy de New York para esta.
Vapor espaflol puerto Rico" sal
dra de Barcelona el Y de este mes
para esta con las escalas intermedias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-10
MES DE AG @ S TO-
SANTOS DE HOY

Sabado Io-San Lorenzo martir,
Patron de Hato Grande, Ia apart
cion de Santa Filomena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-10
Frutos del pals

Azdcar para Ell consume
Moscabado (claro) S4.25
de m1el (claro) 800
centrifugal primera 500 5.25
americana primera 500 $50
de Ponce : 3I4a4.I5
Cafe corriente, nominal
Para exportaci0n, de 1925 1850
Almid6n 6
Maiz III
Sebo de res 4.5o
Cocos, millar 22.oo
{ (Alood6n s 4
Cueros dulces ~
" z TAS DE AZU c AR
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
What It COST
INTER STATE COMMERCE COM
MISSION INVESTIGATING COST
4. or N.
Associated Press e Bissafck Tribune.

Associated Press TO BiF afck Tribune
Port Land ISL e 8. IT the the
Interstate commerce col ssfon near.
ing today the railroads expected to
gain much from the cross examination
of Expert Gillette who gave ex.
haustive testimony yesterday bearing
on the estimates and cost of con-
struction. The case was finished to-
day and will be set for argument
when the commission meets.
Mr.. Gillette in taking the stand al
lowed the Northern Pacific 20 per
cent for bank widening, placing the
total cost of reproduction at 27,000,-
900.
Mr.. Donnelly, for the Northern Pa
cific, said the. witness had left
$4,000 out of his fence estimates
which represented the cost of snow
fences, which was admitted, also that
81, 000,0 600, representing the value of
lines in Manitoba were not included
in the total which the commission al
lowed Mr. Donnelly to add to the ag-
gregate.