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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
Homestead Pickups.

Mr.. ]. P. Smith has made q start
He has a barn under construction
and will make further improvements
in the near future.
Miss Ruth Shaw of near Namps
attended the entertainment and was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Prevo.
Mr.. Jake Horn, representative OF
the Tribune, attended our literary
entertainment Saturday evening. He
met with several friends who were
pleased to see him out. After the
entertainment he was a guest OF
Judge Rietberger. He seemed to be
pleased with the program of our new
society. Call again, Jake.
William Warren has sold his i'm
provements on his homestead and
will leave for Missouri, his old home
The Homestead literary ON Satur-
day evening was an enjoyable event
to those present: also the box social,
being a financial success for the So
ciety; receipts for boxes sold, $26.45.
Judge Rietberger acted as auction
eer and made the boys go some to
get the box of their choice.
Luther Dodd has been clearing
and burning brush on his place the
past week.
Our busy boy is Bert Cooley. He
has to stop work at times SO as not
to draw the temper; his or the
mattox's CD All right, either way
The condition of the roads at pres.
ent are very much improved in this
section. But that road we have tc
travel for about one-half mile on
Kimbal avenue Is a disgrace to any
city. II the center OF that road
We're built up instead of being q
basin the trouble might be avoided
John Jensen Is taking a chance
He has seeded his lawn and sown Q
crop on his place. Thinks well oil
1t. That's right, John; nothing like
trying.
Miss Il. Trout. our teacher. surely
has shown by her pupils an improve
ment to be proud OF. At the enter
tainment the selections were very
well carried out under her super,
vision. Very good.
Misses Trotter and Fisher are IN
business tearing out sage brush
/ They have the machine of Johr
Dotson's that does the work.
Whoa! Whoa! But they woult
not. Say. Meade. hang on to those
colts and start earlier next time II
case OF mix up. Reeeipe-Lesl
oats and more work. Sure. Mike
try 1t.
1 Oh say! dry ranchers. did you no
tice 1t? Take a shovel to the sand,
soil, dig deep. We have the mois
ture. BY the late snow and rain tina
will insure us an early garden, ant
on early potatoes we ought to ge
some.
To our friends and nsighbors o
Pleasant Ridge that attended tn,
social: As a committee of one wisl
to express thanks to those In attend
ance. A hearty welcome is extend
ed to you all to call again. TIL,
names of some were as follows
Messrs. william Newiand. William
and Jake Eames. Jeff Morris. Waite
Morrow; Mable Pedess and Mrs
JEFF Morris.
In the law suit Saturday evening
It seems that neither OF the attor
neys got away with any laurels. Blu
the spotted dog got the chicken. Tn
prisoner, on account OF his tende
age and large family. was Above,
to 60 free, this being the ruling o
Justice John Green, acting In plac'
of Judge Perry, who was absent TO
unknown reasons.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

Marcus White, coming over the
mountains from Flint, and other
persons who have made trips over
our mountains, say that more snow
slides occurred during last week than
have been noted here during any
winter for great many years. Hap
PLY no damage has been reported
from any of them. The biggest
slide noted came down Allison gulch
on the west side of Sinker, about
mile above town. This is report
ed to be about one thousand feet
long. more than "a hundred feet
wide. and to have swept down a big
mass of boulders and dirt with 1T
Owyhee Nugget.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
THE PIONEERs LOSE.

The case of = Wilson Lesser vs..
Pioneer Irrigation District, the action
brought for damages in the sum of
$500 alleged to have been sustain
ed to crops on account of neglect of
defendant to furnish water to which
plaintiff claimed title in 1902 and
1903, went to the jury in district
court at 4:05 O'Clock Wednesday af-
ternoon at Boise. At ten o'clock the
next morning a verdict for the plain
till was brought in. The damages
awarded were $4,000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
Sum MONS


cial District OF the State OF Idaho, In
and for the County of Canyon.
John Jolly. Plaintiff,
Druie Jolley, Defendant.
THE STATE OF IDAHO
Sends Greetings to the aboye-nained de.
You ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To APPEAR
In an action brought against You by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court
Of the Seventh Judicial District. State of
4 Idaho, In and for the County of CANYON
J. and TO answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive of the day OF
service after the service on you of this
summons, II served within this county; or
II served out OF this county, but in this dis
trict, within twenty days: otherwise within
forty days. The said action Is brought to
obtain a decree dissoiving and annuiiing
the bonds Of mat:imony existing between
yourself and the plaintiff, on the ground
Of your desertion Of the said plaintiff, all
of which more fully appears from the
complaint on file Lerein to which YOU
are hereby referred,
AND You ARE HRREBy NOTIFIED that II
you fail 10 appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded In the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District of the State of Idaho In and for tie
county Of Canyon this 18th day Of Febru.
AIRY In the year OF our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and seven.
o.v. BADLEY.
Clerk
Esene & MaeLane,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
residing at Caldwell, Idaho
(Court Seal) Feb I6-Mch lG
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
Mrs. Petty Very Sick.

The Tribune Is In receipt OF a let
ter from Mr.. ]. j. Petty, which
states that Mrs. Petty Hes at the
point OF death In the Fabiola hospi-
tai at Oakland. Cal. The letter 10
dated February z and states that she
and dropsy the day before, and at
side was completely paralyged, 10
that she could not even talk. The
very best physicians In Oakland say
her recovery IL impossible. Thia
will be sad news to. the many Cald-
we'll friends of Mr. and Mrs. Petty.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

being the Caldwell Banking &
Trust Company, Glenn's Ferry bank.
ing & Trust Co., Glenns Ferry bank,
Stockgrowers' and Traders bank,
Idaho State Bank of Paris. besides
being a director In the Vale bank
Vale Oriano
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

4 Are you protecting your grain
crop by fighting the squirrels now?
Poinsoned wheat, strychnine and
carbon bisetaoin at Botkin & Blake's
at prices that are right.
WANTED--To exchange good
$4,000 residence property in Boise
for residence in Caldwell. Inquire
of C. H. Turner, Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
Prooram 40. ID. 8. C."

Program 70. II. 8. @.
Roll .Call-Quotations from The
Princess and In Memoriam.
The ss-Characteristics of the
women mentioned. Assigned In
class.
Readings from In Memoriam, Mrs
Stone and Miss Wood.
Literary Leaders, chapter XII, Mrs.
Goldsmith.
Next meeting-Mrs. Goldsmith.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

LAND FOR SALE-Forty acres
adjoining the city of Caldwell. all in
meadow. Also ten acres in the city
limits. Enquire of Froman & Mos
by, or at the residence of e. X. Cor
bett. Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

FOR SALE-Improved land near,
Caldwell. in 20, 40 or so acre tracts.
Terms, one-third cash. balance on
long time II desired. Inquire or,
write to Frank j. Smith, Caldwell,
Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
Diphtheria at Middleton.

DR.. Waldrop. county physician,
reports that diphthsria is prevalent
at Middleton. Two deaths have oc-
Cured already. The county physi-
clan il taking all possible steps to
stamp out the disease.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

FARM FOR RENT - Liberal
terms to the right party. Inquire or
address Frank j. Smith. at Caldwell,
Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
Dissolution Notice.

BY mutual consent the cO-parter-
ship heretofore existing between
Merritt & Maxey Is from this date
dissolved. Mr.. Merritt retires from
the firm. Mr.. Maxey will settle all
outstanding accounts either for or
against the old firm.
]. H. MERRITT,
H. N. MAXEY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

A new stock of perfumes. includ-
ing some new and very fine doors,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
Says Some Nice Things About Vale

Says Some Nice Things About Vale.
"A. X. Stenuenberg, who is one of
the directors of the First bank of
Vale, was in this city Saturday at
tending the directors meeting of the
bank here. In a conversation with
the editor of the Oriano he had
many PLEASANT things to say regard
ing Vale. He stated while here that
since his last visit some six months
ago he was greatly surprised at the
steady and substantial growth Vale
had been making. That he had heard
good deal from outside sources of
our growth, but did not realize II
to be as stable as 1t is. Il have
great faith in your future he said.
ION account of the productive and
undeveloped country tributary and
its location of comercial import
ance'' He limited that there were
matters of public Importance to all
of the people here that needed con-
sideration, and that If parties in
the near future did not take hold of
these natural advantages and do
something to develop them, that he
would probably take hold of them,
with the assistance of the public
spirited men here, and outside cap
ital.
Mr.. Steunenberg is brother OF
the late Ex-Governor Steunenberg
and is one Of Idaho's strong finan-
cial men. He is president of sew.
eral banks of Idaho, among them
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16
GOES BACK TO TRIAL COURT
Supreme Court Reverses Judge
Smith in Case from This County.


In the case of Robert Ratliff, APP
pellant, vs.. Christian Baitzer's adj
ministrator, respondent, an appeal
from the district court of Canyon
county, Judge Frank ]. Smiths judg-
ment is reversed and the case rs re-
manded back to the lower court for
a new trial. In this case action was
to foreclose a mortgage and the de-
tense was on the ground of incapac-
ity of mortgagor to execute the con-
tract. Judgment in lower court was
for respondent.
Christian Baltzer was declared in
sane by the probate court of Owyhee
county June 90, 1904. He was sent
to the Blackfoot asylum, remained
there six weeks and was then taken
by nephew to Denmark, where he
subsequently died in an asylum. On
May Is Baltzer purchased of plain
tiff some ranch property for which
he paid $1,000 in cash, taking a deed
to the property and executing
mortgage for $4,000 to secure pay
ment of the balance of the purchase
price, $4,000.
A great deal of testimony was in
PRODUCED to show that Baltzer was
apparently of unsound mind prev
ious to and about the time the sale
was made and the defense also in
troduced testimony in an effort to
prove the property purchased was
not worth over $500. This testi-
mony was disputed, however, by tes-
timony introduced by plaintiff as to
the value of the land. 4
After a lengthy resume of the evil
dence and authorities cited, the SUI
preme court opinion states: at Ia
we'll recognized that a person may be
insane on one subject and perfect
ly sane on another, and under
the law a court may hold the con-
tract of such person valid and
binding, or otherwise Taking
the evidence all together 1t clearly
shows that Baltzer fully understood
what he was doing when he pur-
chased the and in question"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

Born--To DR.. and Mrs. Ed e.
Maxey, a nine pound girl, Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 18th. DR.. and
Mrs. Maxey were former residents of
Cur city and have many friends here
who are pleased to learn of this ar
rival,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-02-16

Monday evening. February Is. DR..
Newell Dwight Hills, pastor OF Ply
mouth church, New York, will de-
liver his famous lecture. THE Ro-
Made Men of the Republic" ut the
Caldwell opera house. DR.. Hills is
one of the foremost lecturers In
America. This is one of the Y. M.
@. A. course.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
REGULAR JUDGES TO PRESIDE
Democrats Complete Arrangements
for Alexandria Primaries.
Candidates Requested Ia File Names
of Persons 10 Represent Them
at the Polls.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
- d -. anl - So.

Alexandria Va. June 3-At an ad-
journed meeting Of the Democratic city
committee, held this evening at the
Hotel Fleischmann, arrangements were
made for conducting the local part Of the
primary June 70, when a Democratic can
didate for Congress from this district will
be nominated. It was decided that the
two regular Democratic judges and the
registrar I'm each precinct shall serve in
the coming contest, and that these Off
Cials shall select the clerks at each OF the
polls. A resolution was adopted request
ing each OF the candidates % file with the
committee, at least two days before the
primary, the names Of the persons whom
they wish to represent them at the polls
Under the law. every candidate is entitled
10 have a personal representative at each
Of the voting places to look after his in
terests.
Two vacancies on the committee were
filled. Louis Brill was elected from the
Second ward to succeed G. Z. Price. re-
signed, and Samuel P. Fisher was chosen
from the Third ward 10 fn the vacancy
caused by the death Of George L. Simp-
son.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
SCHOOL TRUSTEES NAMED
Superintendent E. B. Wood Makes
Announcement.
Appointed for Year I0Os-IOOS by
Board of Commissioners of Mont
gOmery County, Nd.
sr.clal 20 The wsshlnEton HenIt.

! Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Boyds. Nd. June 3.-Superiutendent Of
/ schools for Montgomery County, Prof
f. 3. Wood, announces that the board
of school commissioners has named the
following trustees for the public schools
Of Montgomery County. for the year
1s07-1sS.
Laytorsrille-Frank Dvyer. William D. Bell
Joseph T. Alnurt
Unity-A Bowie Brown. T B. Howard, J. +.
Harvey
Efchison-1nther ]. Moore. Mrs. Joshua Burns. r.
Thomas House
Goshen-Z. NJ Waters, Edwin Waters William
Ridgeley.
Bcdland-T. T. Busssrd, Luther Muncaster Han
son e.. Cashell
suouHers-S. r. Pnmmer z F. Lindsay. c. P
Higgins
Grifton-I. W. Benson. Robert Magruder, Samuel
Riggs
Caytons7ille-C. H. Walker George F. Ray. e.
;. Hanes
Cedar Groye-L D. Watkins Noah Watkins. John
o. T. Watkins
Hyattstown-Cassidy Linthic7lm. J. B King, J.
3. Murphy.
Clarksburr-C. G. Linthic1m. W Henson Buxton.
J. + Deets
Boyds-J. f. willi,ms, f. D. Lewis. B. F. Hicks.
slidell-J S. Carin. Edward Launan John T.
CaTlin
Brink-w. a. Waters, Joseph Henderson, W. T.
Dowden
Kinesler-Garrett W Watkins. James E. Day,
Il II. King
Burdette-E Dorsey warfeld, Richard D Hawk
Levisdae-Tobiss c. Watkins, Webster Burdette.
James " Day.
Pooles7ille-John H. Williams, A 2. FletclaIl.
Thomas HoskinsOu.
sugariand-N. D. Poole, James E. Elgn, Mrs
Eugene Jartoe.
Emer-Richard spates. W. b. Tr1ndle. George
RsmSburr
Nlartinsburg-w T. Jones, John E. Poole. Ed
ward F. Oxley
Dausuvine-Peter ]. Stang, Edward R. Aunut,,
Robert W Allnutt
Baileys-CharIss ycirs. E. C. Ward. James Nc
Fsrland
Bsaue-waren Y. Maguder. Benjamin Beaue.
William p Stalsmith
Montrose-Frank Mace. James Atwood Philip
Reed
Avery-Alfrcd Ray. Arthur Briggs, Edward E.
Welsh.
DerTood-J Thomas Briggs, James T. English.
George G. Burroughs.
Garrett Psrk-J. F. Defsndorf, F. w Hodge.
Hsrt Momseu.
Colcsriiic~A. c. Tolson. p. D. Candy Michael
Peter
Burtonsville-wnlism Rich. Walter T Burton
Ednor-Bobert H. Miller Asa NJ s;abler. c Z.
Bond.
spcncsrviIle-J. r. Batson. Charles S ousler
Fairland-Thomas J. Robey, Howard NIsrl1we.
". q. Johnson.
Travilah-B. c. Hughes. Haitian A. Waters. Moses
3 N0ntECmery
Old Germantown zachariah A. Williams c. ].
Iyddsno John II. Gsssavay
seneca-F A. Ailnutt. W. B. Tschifely. Reginald
Gross.
Ounce 0rchard-Ernest Ricketts,, James Small. R.
H. Cissell
Bethesda-Iohn L Lewis, W. L. Chitty, Alfred
Wilson.
Corcord-N. NJ Peny. Charles E, Benson, J.
Stacks
Glen Echo-Iohn A Garrett John R. johnson.
F. Bruce Adrich
Sandy Spriug-John c. Bentley, F. W. Downey,
Mrs. F. NJ Wetheral.
Oakdale-C. S. Brady, Walter H White, Lewis
W Bamsley.
BroCkeviIle-Icseph Nicholson, D. 5. Cra7sr,
Charles II Shaw
olneyrM ]. Murphy. R. 2. Hines, John d.
Barasey.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
ORRICK AGAIN PRESIDENT.
Reelected for Fifth Term by BaIti-
more stock Exchange.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. June 3-The annual election
Of the Baltimore Stock Exchange was
held to-day, and Harry a. Orrick was
unanimously chosen president for a fifth
term. In addition 10 the president. the
members ballOted for four members Of
the governing committee and a trustee Of
the gratuity fund. Those elected to the
governing committee were Arnold Kun
mer. s. S. McKim, GUstavus Ober. and
William Z. Wilson. Mr. Wilson is the
only new member Of the committee. sue
ceeding Mr.. Owen Daily. who declined a
denomination. The committeeman are
elected for a term Of three years. and
under the arrangement four are chosen
each year. A. Elzey Waters was unani-
mously reelected trustee Of the gratuity
fund fer term Of three years.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
JUNE WEEK AT ANNAPOLIS
Commencement Exercises Begin at
Naval Academy.
Members of Board of Visitors Ar
rive for Annual Inspection
of Midshipmen.
sncasl 70 The Washinrgn Heald.

Special 70 Tie Washington Herald
Annapolis June 2.-Under almost spring
like skies. June week was ushered in at
the Naval Academy this morning with the
official reception 10 the board Of visitors.
who were received on the big parade
ground in front Of the residence Of Supt
Sands.
Those in the official party this morning.
besides Admiral Sands, his aid Lieut.
Arthur Macarthur, jr.. and Commandant
Of Midshipmen ColvOCoresses. with the
officers Of the Academy. were Senator J..
II. Gallinger. OF New Hampshire, Con-
Rressmen l. L. Padgett, Of Ten
nessee, and Z. Il Hinshaw, of Ne
braska; John J. Healy. Of Chicago; Her
bert Satterlee, Of New York City; David
s. Barry Of Washington. and William o.
Jones, Of Lincoln, Nebr.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the mem
bers Of the board were shown the prac-
teal side Of MILDLY instruction. The
First Battalion Of the brigade, under
command Of Lieut. f. g. Gates and Mid
shipman Samuel Henderson, gave an ex-
hbiton Of seamanship aboard the prac-
tiCe cruiser Severn. At the same time a
boat and steam tactic drill was given by
the Second Battalion members under
Lieuts Keyes and Stirling end Cadet
Commander Galloway.
At o'clock Admiral and Mrs. Sands
rendered an official reception at the
superintendents residence 10 which the
navy contingent and Annapolis society
folk were invited. Mrs. Sands was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Brown. wife
Of Admiral George Brown. L. S. N. Mrs
Parker, wife OF Col James Parker. L s
A: Mrs. ColvocOresses. wife OF the COM
mandant OF midshipmen, and the wives
and daughters Of the officers of the
Academy The reception lasted until G
o'clock, and at SIS the first Of the daily
afternoon dress parades was held on tie
parade ground Immediately In front of
the superintendent house.
At this parade the transfer of the bri-
gade and national colors from the care of
the First Company. commanded by Mid
shipman G. W. Simpson. which has
guarded them for the past year, TO the
Ninth Company, commanded by Midship-
man Thaddeus Thomson. whose general
excellence" for the year gives them the
care Of the colors for the coming year,
was made. The colors were presented
by Miss Elenore Thomson. of Austin.
Tex. sister Of the company commander.
The days exercises closed with a con-
cert by the band Of the Academy at
Carvel Hall.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
CHURCH WORKER SENTENCED
Bessie L. Bond Must Serve Five
Years in Penitentiary.
Punishment Melted Ont for Raising
Bank Note-AppesI TO Pres
ident Likely,

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. June 3.-Miss Bessie L. Bond.
who was arrested about ten DAYS ago on
the charge of passing a raised bank note.
pleaded guilty before Judge Morris in
the United States District Court to-day,
ard was sentenced 10 FIVE years Of hard
labor in the city Jail. in addition TO re-
cciving a fine Of 81. The sentence with
fine was the minimum under the law.
and il is believed a petition will be sent
TO President Roosevelt. asking for
Communication Of sentence.
While Miss Bond made no statement
before the court when she entered her
plea. it was said by the authorities that
she intended 70 make use OF the money
20 make up a shortage in her Sunday
school account at the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church South Sunday school
Miss Bond passed the raised note on
Rev. E. Y. REGISTER last March. Mr..
REGISTER was at that time pastor Of Cen
tral Methodist Episcopal Church South
and Miss Bond was a worker az the
church. She raised the note from so %
800 by adding a cipher which was cut
from another bill
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04

Brghtcn-C. J. Drrys7, C. A. Gartrell. Augustus
Stabler
Grrhersburg-J K. Walker Thomas l. FuIks
Gideon Briggs.
Genaut5Tn-P. f. Waters. J. E waIaoh. J. G.
Gsllehsr.
CIoppers-,L y. Wade. James W. Kinney. WI
liam C7ulfcld.
M.ddIetroose-L C. Gardner. H. NJ Bo,and
Jacob A Gl0yd.
oaEmont-Arthur Gloyd. C. E. Bocaf. ]. c. C
Patterson.
Potomac r. Bel. J. b. DALEY. Fountain Peters
Carulls-J. W Carroll, c. F. Higgins, J. "
Rissc--
warstts-Nrirhael cpnToy, Francis S. Kugour.
FHuaship-J W Lynch. Noble C. Dorllns
Crapsy-Tbomas E. Bissett. Martin Y. Lynch.
Frank Nsr-isu
GAINESVILLE Fred P. Hayes. Charles T. Br1s1s
r. T. Robertson.
Comus-Gerrge ". Luhn. W. A Maxwell. James
Holland
Poole's Tract-Leris b. sohou. james a. Pad
ECtt Daniel T. Shreve
No1ocCy-Wilam Brewer. l. A White Mans
field White
Beallsville-J F. Gribb, H. NJ Lindis. William
T. GC.zendanner
Buck Lodre-R. z Darby " Z Wade Oliver
Johnson.
Damas-rs-B. F. Lansdale. C. D. Young. y. J.
Burict'c
Clagcttsville-Iohn H. Burdette. W. Z Watkins
Kings Nalley-Thomas J. Bean. Luther y King
James Cue.
W-odfold- Singleton King G. W. Ward. David L.
Ward.
Mount Bban1n-J J. Mulliui1 D0wuey y VII
'iams William N0rrood.
Cedar Heights Reuben ". Riggs. J. W. Boyer
Joseph + Williams
Br0Uninssville- Samuel Z. Broadhurst A. Julius
Greer James o. Barnes
kcnsnEtou-Frank Andrews. George Peter frank
M3Xson.
Palmer
Wbntou-G o. b Ciasell. j. 4 Wndham
Joseph Sullivan
DUyers-C. W. Dwyer, ". y Limkins. Lawrence
Hogan
Lay Hill. G. Cashen T. D. Bean Kirk
Adcrtou
Takoma-Homcr Query, Mrs. 5. NJ Noores, L
The Washington herald., 1907-06-04
B. & 0. GETS INJUNCTION.
New Turn I'm Hagerstown's Suit
Against stock Yards,

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd, June 3.-The fight that
is being waEed b. the city Of Hagers-
town against the maintenance by rail-
roads OF stoCkyards within the corporate
limits took another turn to-day. when
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany secured from the court an injunc-
tion restraining the mayor and council
from further prosecuting the present suit.
Il is alleged in the bill Of complaint.
filed by counsel for the Baltimore and
Ohio that the new ordinance. recently
passed by the mayor and council. is in
valid. because L is an unwarranted at
tempt 20 interfere with the company's
business. is in violation Of the interstate
commerce law. and I'm violation OF the
constitution Of Maryland and OF the
United States. and because u confers
upon the city unreasonable and arbitrary
power.