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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JiSllNh NLAEAJNhs
Culttenden vs. Crttenden; sale finally ratified
conveyance ordered and reference 20 auditors. Com
plainant solicitor J. NJ. johnson.
Hin IS Gilbert, sale finally ratified, conveyance
ordered and .eferenca % auditor COMPLAINANT
solicitor. smith Thompson. IT,. defendants So
hcifors, z. n Thomas and u. Vs. ODonoghuc.
Holland vs.. Shadd, substitution q trustee ordered.
Compliments solicitor. Fountain Peyt0n
Brill rs. Davis. pro confcsso set aside. Plaintiffs
attorneys Wolf * Cohen and T. A. Jones; de-
PENDANTS solicitor. H. Z. Davis.
Bursy vs. Burnley: prof ordered taken before ~
VI Murray, examiner. and Henry J. Quinn appoint
cd 20 defend. Complainant solicitor J. A. Toouey.
Fleck rs. Flick; appearance of absent defendant
ordered. Ccmplaiuauts solicitor w. ". Bride.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

~ 81 Milwaukee, "A; 81. Paul, 5.
AZ ,finuesur,is- Minneapolis S. Kansas City. T.
A. Toledo Toledo g; Louisville T.
At Iilnaro,is-Colmhu7. 3. Indianapolis. ).
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Az H0lyokc- Ho'vsa 3. Norwich. 2.
At Hartford Hartford Z New london.
~ Wa1elaury- Waterbury. 3. New Haven. +
At BldgepCrt Springfield. =. bridgeport. l.
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DISTRICT EMPL0YE Ill.
4. Y. Lakenan Victim of General
BreR iSdosNn, Say Physicians.

A. Y. Lakenan, chief clerk 81 the Engi-
neer Department Of the District govern
ment. IS seriously i'll in his home, 604
Teath street southwest, his Illness being
diagnosed as "a general breakdown, the
result of overwork Mr. Lakenau has
been employed IN the District government
for over thirty years. and has held the
position OF chief clerk Of the Engineer
Department for the last seven years.
John Richie and F NJ. Guy, employees
Of this department, are also on tie sick
list
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

~ Fan Rire-- Lowell, s; Fan River. 3
At Lynn Crocster. Q: Lynn. J.
A. New H-df1-d-Lawrenca 3: New Bedford. g.
A. H11eIhl-Hayefhill. :. Elock0n. 0.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,

~ Macon Macon. J., Augusta. o.
A. COlumbia-ChaTlrston. g. Columbia. :.
Al SlTarnah-Sayanuab. I; jacksonville. 2.
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Circuit Court No. I.
JTSTTCE WRIGIlT


Barber & Rose IS. smith bin e exceptions sub
mittCd. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS W1uhiggr0n Head d
Fmiley and j. J. Darlington. DEFENDANTS attor-
NJ I..u EII.ut
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william p. P1ltz-r a. and Blanche Thomas. 2
Rev John Richard.
John A. Grows. q. and Eais Wa-s-l1z. q Rev.
A-uIia Sayiss
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Equity Court No. =.

McCuhbin Hoover reference % auditor Com
plainauts solicitor L. g.. Williamson.
In re petition of Georgetown Gasliglt Company 20
increase capital stock, notice u hearing July =
1907 al % a. n. Petitioners solicitors, r. Ross
Ferry Son. Z. II. Goidsb7r1ugh and g. Thomas
Duuilp.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

~ Jtica-Uiica. ,: Binghamtcn. .
Al Johnstovr-SyTacuse. g. \. J. and g., Z.
A. Ahany-Alhary. ! Wilkesbaue. Q.
At TToy-Scranton. 6. Troy. =
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Rumor of Surplus on Hand.

It is stated by those conversant with
the affairs Of the Georgetown. as well as
the Washington, company that the action
Of Congress in passing the law requiring
these companies 20 file with Congress. an
nual reports Of their financial condition.
including the value of plant. stock. and
bond issues, claims against the COM
panies. cash on hand, and similar items.
has made this issue Of new stock de-
sirable
It is intimated that both companies may
have large SURPRISES Of cash on hand. and
that a division Of this surplus in the
shape q dividends on stock will make q
better showing than to hold # in the
treasury.
II the court grants the request Of the
Georgetown company. it is understood to
be the intention of the Washington COM
pany u make Il similar request. 10 be fol-
lowed by an issue Of stock. and quite
probably the declaring of a dividend be-
fore the annual statement is made out
next December.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLAEAUGH
~ Pc Martin Bros rule as % restraining sale r.
'urrlhr Juno a. 1907
I'm r Eiv'rI NJ C..fo7l hearing Oh discharge
fAod for july r
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Building Costs High.

1t is claimed by the executive board Of
the Building Trades Council that they
scored another victory yesterday, when
the men locked out on the new JEWISH
Synagogue, being erected at Sixth and II
streets northwest. were returned to work
This is the second Of the buildings on
which a lockout was declared 0y the En-
ployers Association which has returned
the union men.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

L'r.nstcin vs. Ellison. motion t9 seq aside judg
m@ut oYeuu.ed. PLAINTIFFS attorney. H. Wnslp
WHeatley. defendants attunc~. Wilton J. Lambert
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HORSES Hid BY FOG
SheepShead Racing MARRIED
by Unusual Incident.
UNABLE TO TAKE THE TIME

Impossible for 10000 Spectators TO
see Field Until Middle of Home
trio Bell 10 Get Time in Which
Races Are Run Proves n Failure.
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COURTOUTLINESPLAN
PrOmuIgates Regulations to
Govern Gas Deal.
PRELUDE TO MELON CUTTING
Action of Georgetown Company In
Petitioning for Permission to In
crease stock Regarded as "Feeler"
Among Financiers - Washington
Concern May Follow Suit.

Justice Gould. sitting as court in gen.
eral term. yesterday promulgated the
regulations to be followed by the George
town Gaslight Company IN connection
with its recent application 10 increase its
capital stock
The regulations provide for an initial
hearing after three weeks advertising
and after notice served upon at least
one Of the District Commissioners. and
upon the Attorney General or Solicitor
General of the United States, who shah
be entitled TO appear and be represented
by counsel in order % present such evil
dence concerning matters Of the petition
as to them shall seem proper. Stock
holders Of the company win also be en-
titled 20 be heard in person or by at
t1rneys. The initial hearing has been
set for Monday, July %, and will be held
before Justice Anderson.
1t is provided i'm the regulations that
upon the fling Of the petition, one Of Tn"
justices sitting on the equity side Of the
court shall fix a time for the initial hear
ing, and that the justices may refer the
matter Of the petition 20 the auditor Of
the court OF to a special master TO take
testimony ana 10 report the same with
his findings thereon to the court. OF be
may take the testimony in open court
or may cause the same % be taken by
an examiner i'm chancery.
Final Hearing Before Justice.
The final hearing viii be had before
any justice sitting upon the equity side
Of the court after 40 least ten DAYS no
tice 20 the attorneys who may have ap-
peared I'm the case. All proper costs and
expenses, not including counsel fees. in
CURED under the proceedings are to be
paid by the petitioners. unless otherwise
ordered
The company recently applied 20 the
Supreme Court of the District for auth0ri-
cation 20 Increase lis capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000
The gas company was organized under
an act of Congress of july %, lSJ4 and
by this act fits capital stock was limited
20 $4,000. divided into 5000 shares of the
tl' ''i'' vi 60 N--'. III 'i-'N f''i'-'-i
.le company states that this stock was
fully issued, and that 300 bonds have been
issued. and # has no outstanding bonded
Indebtedness. and that IFS total floating
Indebtedness amounts to not exceeding
$4,000
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me company was authorized To issue aa
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'' ''sS'.s JUS capital '4' ona inc Ni''.'V''
lt'Ei''o '"'l lN. amount OF STOCK and
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New York, June PA dense fog that
rolled 80 from the sea marred the racing
at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon. After
the first race had been run it was inn
possible TO see any Of the races until the
horses reached the middle Of the home
stretch. AS a result the crowd. which
numbered close to 1900 persons. placed
vasers iH the ring and then, as tie horses
disappeared I'm the sray gloom on their
way % the post, the spectators sat pa
tiently in the grand stand or walked
about on the lawn waiting for the finish.
The start Of the str1ightaway events
was made known by ringing an electric
bell in the judges stand. BY this means
il was possible 20 get some sort OF time
FOR the Rosebud. won by NOtasulga but
as il was mere CROSSWORD. this method
was soon passed mp. Altogether the sport
from a speculative standpoint was rather
unsatisfactory. IS four favorites were
beaten while the crowd remained i'm
ignorance as 20 the exact reason for their
downfall.
Forsytle's RiGcman backed from ~ TO
u, got up in time to win the second race
for r,aters 1t a mile 10y neck from
Ha-od1tus. { To- I.
Confederate Takes Fifth.
Confederate. backed from 10 down TO z.
rolled homie a winner in the fifth event
Cabochon l3-t1-l1 favorite, evidently
could not eStand himself on the grass.
Live Wire backed from 10 10 s. came
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

81 Denver Omaha. Z. Denver. I.
At pueb'9-Pu1blo. Z; Lincoln. g.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-14

Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature e. w Grove 25c.
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Not what she eeide Expeoted.

Pittsburg, Kan, Headlight Probate
Judge joseph Keys is new Ut the job.
He has only been marrying people
that is. making a business OF it--since
this time last month. Consequently
he might be expected to forget things
once in while. The other day young
couple from Pittsburg We're up to he
"hitched." Judge Keys performed the
ceremony nicely and the bride, who
was carrying the purse, handed over a
couple Of dollars. The judge thanked
them and started to attend to some
other business, when the. bride who
appeared to be hesitating about some
thing, said: Judge, haven't you for
gotten something Judge Keys al
most blushed as he stepped over to the
bride and gave her a fatherly smack
on the cheek and said: Guess / did
forget 1t" The bride, with scream,
retorted: II didn't mean that; meant
that you had forgotten to give me the
change back, and she bounced out of
the courtroom.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-14
PATENTED A WASHER
Portland, N. o., Man Receives Patent
on Clever Offered
Big Price.

S. +. Parks OF Portland, n D., has
been granted patent on a washer
which is said to be one OF the cleverest
devices ever invented. The washer in
itself is quite simple. 1t is in two
pieces and can be placed in position
on shafting, or other places where
washers are required. without neces-
stating taking machinery apart or
stopping the operation of plants to
put the washer in position, as is
necessary with the ordinary washer.
Mr.. Parks has received several offers
In which concerns wished to buy his
patent outright, but he has refused
the offers and Will retain the sole
ownership OF his invention. When he
submitted the patent to the authorities
at Washington he was offered $4,000
for the same, while the other day he
was offered $4,000 for it.
Mr.. Parks is an inventive genius.
lie has invented patent wagon
tongue. The patent makes it possible
to extend or shorten wagon tongue
TO any length desired, and is of great
value to farmers and transfers who
drive different size horses.
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more exalted than that which he has
just vacated.
Erickson photos will not disappoint.
If you have a horse on your mind
not night mare-read the want ads.
When in Moorhead go and see A. j.
ERustad's new place next to the south
bridge. Phone S69.
The merchant who hasn't time to
write an al is pretty likely not to
have time to see that you are properly
waited upon when you enter his store.
On Detroit lakes waterway, two and
one-half miles from the cottage set
Element at Melissa. an improved farm,
$50 acres. with fine lake frontage;
thirty acres under plow, good hay
meadow and log buildings, is for sale
on easy terms. Price $4,000 For par
ticulars address John X. West, Detroit,
MINI.
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World Of kickers.

This is world of kickers,' said a
Scot. They are actually kicking in
my country now because Andrew Car
negie's millions, making college edu-
cations free to ALL have done away
with student hardships and privations,
In Consequence, the kickers say, the
students caliber is going to suffer.
"As il their privations had ever been
anything but a drawback to Scottish
Students! Let me tell you what some
Of these privations We're.
Professor Blackie knew student
who lived whole term on red her.
rings and a barrel of potatoes brought
from home. The fare nearly killed
the young man. He had dyspepsia the
rest Of his life.
AT Aberdeen there was a student
who, three days out of the seven, ate
dry bread alone. The other four days
he ate d few cents worth Of meat and
potatoes. This he kept UP for foui
years.
AIT Edinburgh and Aberdeen it was
customary for poor students to dc
without fires. and yet the cold Of Scot.
land is intolerable. The miserable
wretches did all their studying in bed
covered up for the sake Of warmth.
"Of course, all these lads cooked
their own food and did their owr
chamber work and their own washing
Don't you think their life was hor-
rible?
MFR. Carnegie has made IL possible
for any ambitious Scot TO secure an
education without undergoing suci
trials. Kickers, in consequence, com
plain The fools
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CITY LOCALS

Have knight Printing Co. print it.
Allen, taxidermist, Mandan, N. d.
Some efficient servant girls are ans
wering the help wanted ads.
Exhibition pool games, afternoons
and evenings at Tweeden's, N. p. Ave.
Miss Baum, spring millinery open
ing, March 16 and is, 6f2 First avenue
north.
The Ladies' Aid of Plymouth church
will meet with Mrs. A. SPOTS, GA
Fourth, street north, Friday afternoon.
My North Broadway home in Fargo
Is for sale cheap. O. w. Kerr, cor
ner OF Nicollet and Third street, Min
neapolis, MINI.
TT. Young & Co.'S bus and transfer
line will give you claim check for your
trunk so you will have no trouble at
depot. Phone Is.
w. II. Diemert is closing out all odds
and ends of the old stock of liquors
and wines of the former Diemert &
Murphy. Take in the bargain sale
Phone 5s5.
There are a large number Of replies
TO want ads addressed in care Of The
Forum, Those having ads in now or
those ordered out recently should I'M
auire for their replies.
Piles get quick relief from DR..
Shops Magic ointment. Remember
it's made alone. for Piles, Itching, pain
fni, protruding, or blind piles disap-
pear like magic by its use. Try it and
see! Mcdonald Drug Co.
Chief Wade has received some clue
about the Mrs. Kate Bailey, whose
whereabouts he sought through an
item in last nights Forum, and he is
hoping to supply the enduring daugh-
ter at Grand Forks with the desired
Information some time tomorrow
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Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed bids will De received at the
Office of Hancock Bros. architects, up
to o'clock Il. M. Of Thursday, March
% 1907, for the erection Of j three
story and basement brick building for
the ST. Johns 0fphanage IN The city of
Fargo n. ID.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Builders Exchange Minneapolis,
the Builders Exchange, Fargo, and at
the Office Of the architects UP To the
hour Of receiving bids.
Each bid for the building must be-
accompanied with certified check for
$1,000: and each bid for the plumbing
and heating with a check for $500.
made payable to Peter Elliott as d
guarantee tn enter into contract.
The right ID reject any Or All bids
Ii reserved
HANCOCK BROS.
Architects.
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Lewis Talks on the Anti
Pass Law Which was Defeated

If there had been a provision in
the anti-pass bill providing that it
should not take effect until some time
in the future, say Jan. ], 1908. at the
earliest. i do not think there would
have been any doubt but that meas
ure of this character would have gone
through both branches Of the legisla
ture and would have become a law.
at is conceded that the emergency
clause attached to the bill. introduced
in both houses, was the principal cause
of it's defeat This is the opinion OF
Lieutenant Governor Lewis who re-
turned Tuesday from the capital city.
The object of the anti-pass law was
to eliminate the corporations from poll
itics and to do away with the influence
that they might have in legislative
matters by reason of the distribution
Of free transportation TO the members
of the legislature.
1T Is ii well known fact that menu
bers Of both houses do not break even
In expenses during the session Of the
Legislature, and they have come TO look
upon the transportation proposition as
really the only compensation that they
receive outside Of the honor OF repre-
senting their constituents in that body.
Had the contemplated anti-pass law
been made effective Jan. 1. 1908, it
would have practically accomplished
all that the advocates Of such a meas
ure could expect. as there are no con-
ventions and no elections during the
year 1907"
Mr. Lewis stated that i'm his opin-
ion there was no question but that such
a measure should have been enacted
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The Indians knew III she marvellous cnra-
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Miss Baum's spring millinery open
Ing, March I6 and Is. Every lady is
invited TO inspect our new spring stock
of hats. We are showing this season
q much larger assortment Of French
and domestic pattern hats and season.
able novelties than ever before. 612
First avenue north. First door east
of Stones Music hall
The president has placed in the
hands of Secretary Garfield, Mr.. Wal
colt and Clifford Pinchot, chief for-
ester, the matter OF picking new di-
rector of the geological survey to sue
coed DR. Charles d. Walcott, the re-
firing director. Among those promi-
nentiy mentioned are Prof j. a.
Holmes, now in charge OF important
fuel tests the government is making
at st. Louis, and DIR. Charles r. Hayes,
chief geologist and scientist and writer
Of repute.
Oddly enough, despite the affection
with which she is regarded by the peo-
pie, Queen Alexandra has no circle Of
friends. Miss knollys. who never
leaves her day or night, has been de-
scribed as "the queens only friend in
England Her majesty has many ac-
quaintances, but no friends. Most
queen consorts have little coterie Of
their own and usually have a direct
influence upon certain section Of So
ciety. But Queen Alexandra exerts
no influence whatever
The richest subject Of the Austrian
emperor is the Archduke Frederick
Marie Albert William Charles Of
Teschen. He Inherited his vast pos
sessions and enjoys them to the full.
Most imposing of his numerous homes
is the Albracht palace in Vienna, which
Is veritable treasure OF art, having
one OF the most valuable collections
of pictures iii Europe. The engrav-
ings alone number 10000 and there
are $4,000 books, many of them rare,
besides a collection Of $4,000 maps and
plans.
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Accident and Sick Benefit
INSURANCE
-----
III. 2. LouGH, Agent
FARGO. N. ID.

The significant runior ii being cir
cuiated Tia Cincinnati that Senator
Foraker mas made b $1,000 contract
with d lifhograpling house there for
the Immediate printing Of thousands
Of pictures and well known cartoons
Of himself. What the Ohioan intends
to do with these pictures II NOT def
niteiv known, and there are many re-
publican statesmen who would like to
md out. I4is campaign for reelection
to- the senate comes on next year. but
IL il not known that he apprehended
j severe struggle over that, SO that r
ii more than suspected General For
aker atIu has his eye Oh position
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the
rectory OF st. Mary's church, Bis
marck, ". D., up TO Wednesday, March
20, 1907, at y. M, for the erection of
st. Mary's Catholic school, Bismarck.
n. d.. in the presence OF bidders.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the rectory OF St Mary's church,
Bismarck, N. ID.
Each bid for the building must he
accompanied with a certified check
for $500, and each bid for the brick
with certified check OF $500. made
payable to St Mary's church, as d
guarantee of good faith to enter into
contract.
~. Marys church reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids.
Clemens Dimpfl, o. S. b..
Rector.
March Z. IL, 1s.) !.
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However, ii will be found upon an
examination of the work of the legis-
lature that many meritorious meas
ures have been passed" continued MIR
Lewis.
He mentioned particularly TO the
railroad measures including the rect
procal demurrage law which he said
would be of great benefit to the ship
pers of the state. the 2is cent rate bill.
and the law requiring railroads to
make detailed reports OF all accidents