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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Newport News aud old Point Railway and
.Ir. .rie Company VS. Mccormick. Fully
argued fv D. NJ. Braxton and = Gordon CUM
minis l'r plamtin, ana q. Aylctt Ashby for
defendant. ana submitted
lrn VS. Iaprade e. ais. Argued ~ 8. A.
Anderson and samuel A. Anderson Tor appel
ONT. and submitted.
southern Railway Company We Clarke.
Arlued rv William Leigh for plsinun ana
JuNsn Meade Tor defendant. and continued
Next cases to be ca Iici. WiliooW and others
vs. Wilcox and others. Peunsyivaria iron
Company. Limited. hy. vs. william r. Trfrr
Company Or ais. Jenkins 90 ais. W Rhodes "a
axis Berkeley street Railway Company VA.
Simpson. Norfolk ana Western RAILWAY Con
pauy VS. Wilkinson. Richardson vs. Jones. sub
sttuted trustee. and Wehh's trustee -.
Lynchburg shoe Company, being Nos %. - snd
26 fo So. inclusive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HOT FIGHT FOR
FEATHERWEIGHT
Harry Baker VIII Have Another
Go AT Abe Attell
Tonight.
LOS ANGELES THE PLACE
Attell Is the Favoritc, But Even
Money VIII Rule at the
Ringsidc.
Bl "mAC~


The next champ onsAip contest On fight
dom viii be- tho Attcf- Baker bout which
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ami 90 b. atf,..tfr, ,-.,.ett.-.i ~
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bows fo,.rf'. a lee~,e $50. 1885,, ,....,
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prerto,,s LIE ri,"
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80 i2F '-'ee inlnks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HARVARD DIVIDED
OVER BALL COACH
Graduates Want One Plan Adopt.
ed in Baseball. While Under
graduates Want Another.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. January H.
Harvard men are pulling different ways
over the question Of head baseball coach.
As usual. the graduates are trying TO run
things. while tho under graduates are. as
usual. inclined 10 get control OF the sport.
Captain Dexter's choice is Louis ?.
Pieper. '0s. Pieper was a star at Boston
latin years ago. lie never played with
the varsity as he had technically trans
crossed a number Of the Crimson's then
very austere eligibility rules. But he
made a good reputation as coach Of the
freshmen team
Important opposition comes from Or.
Nichols. who for years has been at the
head Of Harvard's baseball and whose
reputst ton as a coach has not been de-
creased by the fact that Harvard has had
pitchers OF the GARRISON and Coburn per
suasion to DO her box work.
Another element enters into the case.
II IS said that Pieper believes that the
words. that the amateur coaching idea
may be beautiful I'm theory, but in prac-
tlce Is not
DIT Nichols and others declare that n
Harvard's coach IS 20 no a professional. he
might as well be 0s well known as
Billy" Lush. OF Yale. an old Cleveland
star
Many Harvard men believe that those
who aspire TO learn how to run. box or
MT a baseball should he instructed nv
the most competent teachers that can ",
got. irrespective OF the question wbet,Ar
these be amateur o~ professional Others
believe that the varsity captain sboui8
exercise his privilege and select whom
ne pleases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
FAvORITES WERE
NOT IN THE GAME
Alma Dufcur Was the ONLY
Trustworthy Money
Bearer.
DOPE ARTISTS SLAUGHTERED
II Takes a Twenty-to-Onc Shot
10 Gro i'm the Sunny
South.

NEW ORLEANS. la. january TO-
Alma Dufour the only winning favori,e.
outclasscd her competitors iu the fea-
tJre in to-day race an Clty Tarh Sir,
ran under che wire length ahead OF
Judge Post. with Minnie Alg0 third Sey-
eral long shots were easy lctors. sum
lnaries;
First race-mue. selling Donna Go 20
81 aTE;. oriiue O. SO = second. Louise
MacFarian as 70 - third. Time. 1871 3-5.
Second race-six furlongs selling Bud
ISL GO 20 10 first. Gargautua ~ 20 -
second. Kaiser Hof O5 TO % third Time,
l1i l-5.
Third race-three furlongs-I.ee Crcs,
IS 10 D first. Work-A-Day &c to - sec
ond. Brawuey Lad go 10 - tari. Time.
80
Fourth race-mne and quarter. handi-
cap-Alma Dufour O. 90 81 FIRST Judge
Post O. TO ID second Mamie Ago l2o 90 ID
third. Time 2.o5 50.
Fifth race-nNe furlongs-SIider Web 90
20 - first Sagapank - 20 % second.
I1oTot IS 10 u third Time. Zoo 80.
sixth receive furlongs- soprano 90 20
- FIRST. Planute IS 10 - second. Dime
mocK G 20 j. third. Time f0"
Seventh racc-Seven furlongs-J w
O'Ncu 90 70 - hrst. Reside ,7 90 I'd sec
ond. Florizel O2 10 D. third. Time.
o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
DEATH MISSES HIM
TWICE IN A MINUTE
Brakeman Crawls From Under
Wheels and Brushes Dust
Off-That's All.

DARIEN. CONN. january f--A re-
markable story of escape from death
on the New Haven Railroad at This
place is being told To-day. Tlc ac-
cident occurred last uient. Matthew
kinney Of No 633 East ono Hundred
ana Thirty seventh Street. New York.
being the principal
Kinney is brakeman. tle was huSt-
ling along the tracks leading from
the round house. when an engine. with
James Jackson at tho throttle. whisked
up behind him Kinney stepped aside
and kept ON watkins.
tie. had reached O. fence on the right
hand Side OF the track. when he stum-
pied. ife was hurled hy the cow
catcher OF the locomotive to the ton
OF tho fence. lie fell again and
marvellous az 30 seems 10 mon who
know "tho road he was once NOR,
whisked upward ca tho fonce-top kin
rey fcll between the fence and tho enc
gine. and Jackson stopped the ponder
Gus machine just IN time
As the brakeman arose hc wfnaI his
race. busted his hands and shout.I am
RriN This Us the worst road ( ever
worked ON"
Then. looking ruefullv at his torn
clothing and wrathfully shaking hiss
hSt az the white-faccd jackson. thc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
PRAYED, THEN HURLED
HIMSELF TO DEATH
Man Leaped From the Roof Of
Five-Story Building in New
York.

NEW YORK. January 17-Adolph
faNocN. Bohemian. fifty years Old.
hurled himself TO death from the roof
OF hve-story building in Avenue A
to-day ia the sight Of n crowd Of sew
eral hundred persons. which had been
attracted 10y his peculiar actions on
the roof Several times he was seen
90 approach the edge Of the roof and
look over into the street and then
prayer
FINALLY Palock rose. and placing his
hands over his eyes. spranE out into
space. His body was crushed almost
To . pulp when IL fell into the stone
paved street at the feet OF the Mortified
spectators
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
NO THOMAS-KELLY BOUT.
Tonopah Club May Get Hugo to
Fight O'Brien.

CHICAGO. January Manage Riley
of the Tonopah Club wired to-day that
lac had abandoned further attempts 90
bring together Hugo Kelly and Joe
Thomas, the shifty Californian. 1t is
strongly minated here and on the coast
that Thomas experiences cold feet when
he thinks OF going against Kelly
The MANAGER Of the latter Is extremely
anxious TO pit his man against O'Brien,
and Manager Riley wires that he hopes
to bring the men together at an early
date Manager Ferretu. FOR Kelly. says
he Will give $3.50 to any charitable i'm
etituton II Kelly does not stop O'Brien.
and viii he satisfied with the losers end
n he does not knock out O Brien
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
OUT CAR WINDOW GO
THIEF AND SHERIFF
Plucky Captor Throws Himself
Off Speeding Train After
Manacled Prisoner.

rett. a convicted burglar. handcufred
To another prisoner. on the way to
Joliet Penitcutiarv. lcapcd TO freedom
through the window OF sleeping rail-
road train IA Union street day. An
other crash OF broken glass and
sheriff Joseph n Collier. Of Rockford.
had plunged after him
Prisoner and pursuer rolled over and
over in the snow Everett who had
slipped the handouts from HIS wrists.
rose and fed with the Rockford
sheriff. nring again and again tn pur-
suit a crowd Joined in the chase but
Everett escaped.
Collier took thc second prisoner TO
Joliet. lie said DE wound return to-
morrow TO hunt Everett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
BOULDER CUTS HOLE
THROUGH 4 HOUSE
Strikes Cradle in Which Babe Is
Sleeping and losses Child
Aside Unhurt.

EItN Ely 8. PA. January IA huge boulder
weighing several tons. that was loosed haif
way up The C9newago Hills by the recent rains
RULED down the steep incline to-day. burst into
the house of pe Witt Pitcher struck a cradle
in Which babe slept and. tossing both aside
without harming the Infant passed through the
south side Of the house
The boulder. which was oval in shape torn
hole through the house. which ls frame almost
the size of r. cart While the foot OF the cradle
was shattered by the blow OF tho boulder the
babe escaped without Injury.
Tire only other occupant Of tha house Mrs
Fletcher was sitting near the south window
~ The house. about eight feet from where the
boulder passed over the kitchen floor. She was
unhurt.
The house is ar The foot ~ the hill. and the
bouliers force was accumulated by "a hfty-yard
roll before 10 struck the dwelling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
DIR. WOODROW DEAD.
Distinguished Educator of South
Carolina Passes AWAY

COLUMBIA. s. g.. January 1-.-Dr
James Woodrow. an eminent divine. died
here to-day aged seveuty-six lie was
once president of the South Carolina Uni
versity and professor in the Theological
Seminary. He was the author Of the
Woodrow evolution theory. which iu-
volved the Southern Presbyterian Church
in "a heated controversy for a score Of
years. lie was n chemist for the Com
federate government and made powder
in this city. When Wade Hampton be-
came Governor OF south Caroline Dr
Woodrow did the state printing az his
own risk. there being no money I'm d..
State treasury
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Unwritten Law Prevails.

HAzLETON. PA. January I7-wu-
liam Pitton. Of Beaver Meadow. who
shot and killed mis- Wife's admirer at
his hotel at Beaver Meadow. was freed
to-day by the action or the grand
Jury at Maunch Chunk. the jury failing
20 find a true bin against him
Pitton was released late this after
noon and arrived At HIS homo tonight
Ills friends gathered at the depot and
gave him quite an ovation. Judge
Heidi highly commended the Jury on
their action. believing that under no
consideration could n conviction have
been secured even though they had
returned q true bill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
CALLAHAN GETS A DRAW.
Tim Puts Up Bout Against
Billy.

VALLEJO. CAL. January 17-Specta-
tors who witnessed the lively twenty
round battle last night between Tim cal
Iahan. OF Philadelphia and BILLY Snail
ham agreed with the referee that &c was
a plain draw. Eastern visitors believed
Callahan had a shade the better Of il.
but the native son feeling was too strong
Tor them.
The San Francisco scrapper was handi-
capped by the rules. which called for
clean breakaways. He did his best work
I'm the clinches Callahan was easily
superior in long range and scientific bat
Ting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
C0PLIN AND B0ZELLI
WILL ARRANGE MATCH

Kid Coplin and Rid Bozeli got t0eethCr
last night and arranged for a meeting
tonight. when all articles will be signed
for a match 10 be pulled of in the near
future. BozclM has been in the back
ground Of late but he has supporters who
believe he can show either COplin or Her
bert n few POINTS.
The match between Copin and Bozein
Will be pulled of previous TO the much
talked-of Herbert-Coplin night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

.ht-a 49,. ,-..t ..-e, -,.,,
In this scene I'm which 80. ,,,,,,...,,...-
John Ryder. tho audience hanr on
r~or,- NIL o,.r tl.- ...-..t-. 80
raised "a half-dozen times an its conclu-
sion. The other parts We're we'll placed
and well played Macy Harlan played
opposite Miss LoNett and acquitted
N'inSef with credit John = Robert
son, as fi"n. Troy nag iey. was
,,en '.NS'.s tIS '.'.'l'' f"'
49, -. "N
Rohsrts .,s NJ 30.
|
olab,,rst. --., .sr.'e,,l .r aot,u t-+
in taIs eass tho piav.s Tho thing and
n iast rIer.-s a.t9,er,e ia ans ..riferio,,
Nance Mis-. ,yo,,la afnnoet no. iYetf-
fled en- nuttinr on an extra matinee.
There will h. ne-r,-rnanras to-nirnt
and to-,,,.--..,.. ,,-,.t ma ,,,+t...
Tomorrow
The Ravs-r.r-,, and Fnrna-sto-
ported Pos "A connan,- 81 firtv people.
,,-fl r,ree.r. .t.l. t... s.......,. ,,,,,si,.,l
sstira .r,.,,. ., r,.t.. ., 49,. 80 az
49,. t,tto -r.t g.
''''
WV p"pN'A' i'" 'i'-ND.7 'n p'S7i''F 1"e
most cong MAJ roles ''rF nave ever Csc
slstible. The musical numbers are all
new. catchy and OF the -whistiey" char
acter necessary for popularity The cn-
sembie OF the big hcr,- of sroo, girls also
embrace several novelties and soma e0r-
eoous aerac+- a-o r,-,,,fs,i .
t,-,i,s- .,t cent. ..,,.,-.t..
..,r UT,
-. '".
49, w we A'an'Iiy on VI 'hoay and
"i.' sIcn la'oliles in inc cast
- D.. Ms. M"dge Carr Cook. Viva ogden.
h"lth iailaterro and Charles Garter. The
mere announcement of tic coming of
this play. with its coterie Of quaint Ken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
ATIONAL REGATTA
FOR JAMESTOWN
Philadelphia Will Try to Capture
the Sporting
Event.

WORCESTER. MASS. January In,
effort will be made by th.s cts 10 get
the National Rowing REGATTA this wear.
and jamestown and Phlade lphia will be
alone in their efforts 10 secure the event
II Is generally believed by New England
boating men that jamestown will get
the fixture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
FLOODS ARE RAGING
IN AlLEGHANY RIVER

PrTTsBURG. PA. January 1s.-Nine
houses were swept away to-day by the
high water in the Allegheny River At
SprtnGdale, Pa, which broke the dam
and 10 now flooding the lowianda
The Mccoy Works, Of Pickenkanons
valued at 100000. are being undern,fn-
ed. and fears are entertained that the
works will be completely DESTROYED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
Virginia University Orders New
Race Boats for Coming Season.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. January IL
Washington and Lee University has or
dered new boats for four-oared crews Of
Davy the Harvard boat-builder. who also
ships An eight-oar shell to Leland stan
ford University next Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

Charles Klein reputation as dramat-
ist rests upon three piRvs The Musie
Master. Daughters OF Men" and The
Lion and the Mouse" The last named.
much talked OF. glowingiv praised by tive
aliuring notices Of the advance agent. and
With an enVisbie record in New York
city. was presented last night 10 the
oXpectant Richmond theatre-zoers and
20 say anticiDauOns were fully realized
would be putting il mildly.
No more powerful or convincing play
has been seen here IN many a dav. "The
Lion and the Mouse a drama Of Amer
ioan finance and politics. deals with pow
erful problems in powerful WAY. and
tells with thrilling interest the story Of
the single handed struggle NJ q Young
girl 20 save the reputation 81 her father.
which Is ieopardized by the king OF Amer
loan finance. How she does 10 would hest
be learned by seeing the play MI
Klein characters are human men and
women that one meets about him eve-,-
day. The plot IS logical. OF absorbing
interest and charming love story IS
deftiy interviewer.
The company presenting il are cap.tble
ana competent almost without exception.
Tho hrunt ~ the work falls upon the
shoulders ~ Paul Evertou and Miss Jose
prime LoNett. who arc the Lion and
ire NOUS Mr.. Everton. as John
Ryder. gives A. finished. convincing and
t' "t 'l inc typical money
KING -austere. cold. dOmineerinR. feared
by even his own familF- underneath
inc cold exterior susceptible 70 the
charms of woman. And how could any
one resist the charms ~ Shirley Ross
more. so delightfully."- and cleverly plave4
MISS Josephine Iovett2 Her work
To this role fairly entities her TO erst
h0nors.
The part is trying one taxing to
tHe utmost the power Of an actress
""t sne was equal to the occasion. and
rose q" the strenuous climax IN the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

The Lion and the Mouse" O. play .n
four acts. by Charles Klein. author Of
"The Music Master" Cast OF characters.
EudoNis. Dorothy Crane. Rev Poutifex
Deetle George Barr. Jane Deeue. Lillian
Buckingham Mrs Rossmore. Eleanore
sheldon. Miss Ncsbitt nellie Robinson:
Judge itossinore. George %. Morris eN-
Judge Stott. Alfred Moore. expressman.
Percy Lowe. Shirley Rossmore. Josephine
Lovett. Jefferson Ryder Macy Harlan.
Hon. Fitzrov Baeiey. John : Robertson.
JOY kins. George Barr: Senator Roberts.
Frederic Malcolm; Kate Roberts. Pisa
PAYNE. Mrs. John Burkett Ryder Ada
LeVick; John Burkett yder Paul Ever
ton. maid Lillian buckingham
SfnopslS.-Act I-Receptlon-room in
Rossmore' g cottage I'm "a small Long Is.-
and village. Act IT Inner private library
IN the Ryder mansion. on Fifth Avenue
d7pse OF six weeksl. Act IIT-Sane as
Aot Ut Oapso OF two months). Act "
0hirieyS suite in the Ryder establish
mcnt Cthe next morning.. Time-The pres
emit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Auction Sales Future Days
COMMISSIONER SALE
OF
Valuable Store and
Farm Property

KING WILLIAM COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
As Special Commissioner named IN
VIII offer for sale at public auction on
the premises at II o'clock NJ one
JANUARY %, 1907,
that splendid property situated at Etns
NILS. King william county. Va. con-
slsting OF cighty-two (S2l acres OF
land upon which there is situated an
excellent store house and dwelling: the
dwelling house consisting OF rooms.
with the kitchen and other buildings.
all in good repair The store house Is
am excellent one. and its location Is
one or the best in King William county,
and Is i'm prosperous farming com
munity. and within 8 miles OF Hanover
station. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. and upon the following
terms-to wit. One-fourth c-sh. one
fourth in months. fourth IN -
months. and one-fOurth in "a months
the purchaser TO give notes with in
terest added for the deferred payments.
and tho title to be retained until ali
tho purchase money Is paid and a con-
vcyance ordered by the court.
GEORGE y. HAW
Special Commissioner.
December 26 1905
In the Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit
Court Of the county of King William:
Rosa T. Eubank. .-.-.-.---. PLAINTIFF.
against
Euhank and ais ............. Defendant
T. b. q. Garrett. clerk Of the said
court do certify that the bond re-
quired Of the Special Commissioner hv
the decree rendered in said cause on
the sixth day az December 1905 has
been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court this twenty-fourth day OF
December. 1905.
y. 9. GARRETT. Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

brakeman STROBE on. while jackson,
leaned his head oa his hands and gave
pun OF relief that sounded like the
exhaust from his own locomotive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS

Aeademy-"The Lion and the Mouse
BiIou-"The Ninety and Nine"
Bostock's-Wiid Animal Show
diewood-Skatina Rink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

l-2 octave Upright Piano rood e.
rev and cost $3.50 Am ~ the f1rnfturs
,1i 5000 and, and vel kept Ladies' respect
THE VALENTINE ATcTfON 70
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Hy The Valentine Auction Company.
SIS East Broad Street.
The Havre herald., 1907-04-26
HOLDS
HOMESTEAD
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.) =
proyement, no question is raised.
On the part of the defendant "a W.T.
nesses were introduced
J. c. Auld. Had been on ranch with
defendant, had run livery stable at
Havre at different times, at all such
times defendant boarded a, horse at
his livery stable in town and witness
had hitched it up every evening for
defendant to go to his ranch, defend
ant lived on the ranch and only spent
daytimes in town, defendants wife's
son contracted disease or illness on
the ranch, from which he died.
M. j. Healey, Inspector of Customs
of U. S. Defendant lived on ranch
with wife and child, witness has been
there and visited them several times.
J. W. Hyndman. Know of defend
ants residence on the land with his
wife and family, had been there and
visited with them, believes he acted in
perfect good faith, knows he spent
lots of money on the claim.
c. w. Ling, A. J. Brcadwater and
the other Of the defendants witnesses
all testify to knowledge of his actual
residence on his claim during the
time between Sept. 1897 and 1902
DR.. D. S. Mackenzie testifies, that
he attended the son of defendants
wife on the claim, where the boy had
contracted typhoid fever from which
he died.
Henry Broadwater testifies page III.
@. During the time you were ON
Broadwaters ranch, did you ever see
| Meili going back and forth from town
and do you know whether he had a
permit to cross through what is
known as state leased land there?
A. Yes sir, used to see him in
the summer of 1901, travelling every
day
| @. Which direction would {Meili)
be going? A. Coming to town In
mornings and coming back to ranch
at night.
QDuring the construction of the
reservoir, did you see Meili driving
a team. riding plow and doing other
| work in and near the land?
| A l did see you riding plow and
holding scraper.
Enron Barrett testiftes to. furnishing
to tons of coal every year, in the
fall, to defendant at his ranch.
| William Chestnut testifies that he
was town marshal In 1902 and saw de-
fendant going out to his ranch nearly
The Havre herald., 1907-04-26
CALL FOR BIDS.
Notice to Contractors:

Notice to Contractors:
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will, up to 500 o'clock p.
m. of Monday, May Goth, 1907, at his
office in the Skylstead block, Havre,
Montana, receive sealed proposals for
the furnishing of all material and Ia
Dor and for the construction of city
hall and fire station for the said city
of Havre, according to the plans and
specifications therefor On file in the
office of the city engineer. Each
bid must be accompanied by certi-
fled check for an amount equal to s
per cent Of the amount bid, as guar
anty that the successful bidder WI
execute contract with said city &C.
cordins to the terms OF his bid. The
city council reserves the right to re.
ject any or all bids.
BY order of the City Council.
CHAS. A. ROSE,
G. &. McCULLOH, City Clerk.
City Engineer.
The Havre herald., 1907-04-26

every night during the summer of
1902 and coming back in the mornig,
was OF associated with him so much
prior to that, and didn't know much
about it.
1t is impossible to refer to the tes-
timony of ache of the witnesses for
the defendant without making this
decision very lengthy, but all of de-
PENDANTS witnesses testify to his re-
sidence on the land.
OF the 80 witnesses who testify,
but two of them, Geo. Bickle and
Michael r. Sheehan, testify positively
that the defendant never lived upon
the land, Shcehan's testimony show
ing such prejudice AGAINST the de-
fendant personally as to materially
lessen its value.
1t is admitted that the defendant
has improved, cultivated and expend-
ed a large sum of money upon his
claim, and adding to this, the mass
of testimony offered in his behalf
as to his actual residence and good
faith in connection with his home
stead. We must reach the conclusion
that the charges preferred by the
Government have not been sustained.
To deprive this defendant Of his
homestead after his years of labor and
expenditure upon it, and his apparent
egood faith in attempting to comply
with the homestead laws, would, In
our opinion, be decided injustice.
We respectfully recommend that
the proceedings against H. E. No
9737 F. H. 1877 be dismissed
J. M. BURLINGAME,
Register.
c. A. WILSON,
Receiver.