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Dan "a to March n

J Dan "A to March n
Stats of Wisconsin :-Circuit Court, Bayfield,
County.
ames Porter. plaintiff,
lanes v. LeClair.
.essie + lie. lair. his wife,
and Rosamond Fish.
defendants. .
| Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of
he judgment of foreclosure and sale render
ed and entered in the above entitled action
t,y the circuit court OF Bay field county, Wis
cousin. in behalf OF the above named plaintiff
and against the above named defendants
TN the 10th day of July, 1905. shall al the
front door Of the county court house in the
city Of Mashburn. Bay feel county state II,
Wisconsin. on the eleventh day of March,
1907. at two O'Clock In the afternoon, sell at
public auction TO the highest bid. er for
cash. the following described real estate
t. wit:
he north half of the north wesL quarter
(n1a of nw1O. the southwest quarter of the
nrthwest quarter (swA OF nw1O, and the
| northwest Quarte' of the southwest q art 7r,
(nwA OF swM. all In section numb, red, thirty
two &c., townsh p numbered forty five (45),
ayfeld county. Wisconsin. to satisfy he
amounts due TN said judgment together
VIII the costs subsequent tn retO.
A B. SEvERsON,
ated Jan. 90, 1907 Sheriff of Bayfield,
ENRY G.. WILsDN, County, Visions II.
2l,intif's Attorney,
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Ulec 70 to Jan 24)
otice for Publ. atiOn.- Department. of the
Interior 4 4ts
aud Office at Wausau, Wis.,, Dec 18th, 1906
'Otice is Iereby given that Andrew Ri
ii rls',n OF Wa ,hburn, Wis, has filed no.
.,,- ,f his intention to make finai proof In
ppOrt of his claim. viz Homestead entry
= 5455 adr July 2. 1902. for the sw14 Sec.
+. Township A9 ", Range 6 w. and that said
'oo' will he made before the clerk OF circuit
'.'nrtat Washburn. Wis, ON Feh4 1907. &;
He names the following witnesses to
owe his continuous residence upon. and
ultivation of. the nd. viz:
Alfred M Warden ssa
GA. iPerley. and -
Thomas Francis Of Washburn, Wis.
William stephenson, HOughton ~
JOHN w. MILLER.
Register
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Upon motion the board ad-
iourned until l p. M.
Boaad met pursuant to ad-
iournment with all members
of the morning session pres
ent.
The following report of the
Committee on Illegal Taxes
and Tax certificates was pre-
scented and was upon motion
adopted:
To the. Honorable county
board, OF bayfield, county,
WISCONSIN.
GenaeemIpen:: es.s J.. d, ..e.llsI>.
We, the undersigned com
mittee on Illegal taxes and
tax certificates beg to recon
mend shat the following bills
be allowed and that the co.
clerk be authorized to draw
C-aerfor the amount in col
l1mn headed 'Eallowed''
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Respectfully submitted,
f. III. Bartlett,
T.. Bergman,
Ben Holm: ~a
Committee.
TO whom for what clm'd ARD
drawn h ii a purpose tE$ All
NC Colignon Compromised
certificates cert 1880, 81 sale
/ of 1903, 1888 and 1735 sale of
1904 Is IL Is IL
I'M c Colignon illegal cert 233,
237, 23s 23e, Gal. 242 and 243
sale 1908 on account of taxes
being paid to town treasurer
town of Mason receipt No.
zee 25 ID Is l3
p ] Savage, illegal cert. 1897
and 1898 sale of 1899, taxes
paid town treasurer receipt
no. 444 10 20 10 ~
ID M Maxcy, illegal cert. 100
| to 1876 inc, 558, 1924, lbs,
1923 sale 1902. 53l, 1547,
1886, 1851, 2, PIGS sale 1903,
1927, 1912 sale 1901 ,..
1O3 IS 1O3 46
| w A Loveland comp. cert.
No. 1l36 sale 1905,
-. .,..,..., "a 70 "a 70
r. E Parcher, Illegal cert. no.
1911 sale. 1904 Paid town
treasurer No. Ais 2 % 2 %
VII May, Illegal cert. paid
to town treas receipt 1863,
No. 234, S and 6, 24O sale 1903
| Is 81 Is 81
d. S. S. A. Ry Recommend
that the certificate for 1904
and 1905 be cancelled on lot |
j to IL bl * 2 Pettingill'sr lst
addition. to-. Iron River and
lot | to 8 blk 2 Pettingill's Sd
addition to- Iron River cert.
| No, 3479, 1890 both inc. sale
of 1904, 1890 to 1901 sale of
1905.
John A Jadobs, Illegal cert.
No. 353, 357, 358 and $50 sale
of 1904, on account of Ry and
misdescribed AZ 81 AZ 81
r A Steckbauer, Quit claim
deed and I'll. tax cert. 443
sale of 1908 537 sale 1904, 525
sale of 1905 38 50 80 81
Louise M Thomas, claim for
refund on olleged illegal GER
tiicatea. We recommend
that this claim be laid over
until next meeting, for the
reason that no service was
made on proper county Off
GERS, and county attorney de-
sires to investigate.
John Walsh, Illegal cert. No.
1884 sale 1903, 458 sale of 1904
| 48 So 48 So
r e Parcher, quit claim deed
and ill. cert. government
land 1886 sale 1904, 1886 sale
'O4, 1921 sale 'O5 10 90 10 90
r E Parcher, Illegal cert.
Government land, 796, sale
V3 5 43 5 43
r E Parcher, Illegal certifi-
Gates Government land, 1913,
sale 'O4, 3 20 3 20
! d M Maxcy, Illegal cert. sale
'O5, No. 1O4 Paid town treas.
receipt No. 324 5 81 5 CT
d NJ Maxcy Illegal cert. No.
l24, 1875, 6. z, sale 'o5, disal-
lowed, said land not being
state land at time claimed to
be.
D M Maxcy, claim for refund
on cert. No. 1922 sale of 1900
Di5alowed for the reason
that the action of the county
board in compromising was
:11or.D1 o-l %I,noafCro tho <.nr
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The following report Of the u :,
committees on stationary an and i
xrinting was presensed and
was upon motion adopted:
10 Che honorable county
board. bayfield, County Wis.
Gentlemen: as.
'e Che undersigned COM
mittee on printing and sta
finnarY beg to recommend
THAT the following bills be
allowed,t IA, and tn that the county
clerk be authorized to draw
orders for amounts shown in
Column headed ''allowed".
Dated at Washburn, Wis. this
9th day, Of January, 1907.
Respectfully submitted
Henry Wachsmuth,
George Metrz.
Is. George S. Barnes
~ 1900. Committee.
Brown:qrxc,yf s. sperry Co.
49, blank book csc 95e
CIV Frost Supplies 1850 10 50
The following report OF
the committee on finonce and
miscellaneous claims was pre-
sentedand was upon motion
adopted
Tosthe honorable county
hoarp, Bayfield, County, wis
Gentlemen !. !,
:. We the. undersigned
committeea on finance and
miscellaneous claims beg,to
recommend that the follow
ing bills be allowed, and that
the ,iestunty clerk be aethor-
lied to draw orders for AMOUNT
shown in column headed
t'.,ilowed"
Dated at Washburn, Wis. this
9TH day of January, 1907.
Respectfully submitted,
E. Bergman,
f. III. BARTLETT.
c. s. Hobbs,
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The had Place.

"What! Fishing on the Sabbath?''
exclaimed the clergyman reprovingly.
"Don't you know that little boys who
fish ON the Sabbath go to the bad
placer
"Huh, i guess OATS right" replied
the bad boy disgustedly. II couldn't "a
struck no worse place dan dis."-Phila-
delphia Press
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~ j. a& Decorated. $50
Hubby-My pet. you will pardon me
but aren't these griddle cakessa little
burnedf WHEY almost In tears)-Oh
Tom. and I tried to make them 80 pref.
~ for you with that pyrograph set you
gave me!-Boston Transcript. ..;...
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in the first addition to Iron
Riversfor the sum of 500 be
rejected fer the reason that a
resolution is now in force,
providing for the sale of co.
property for the amount of
certificate plus cost OF taking
and recording deed. we feel
that no special legislation is
NECESSARY in this case that
the applicant should purchase
these under the original re-
solution if at all.
Frederick Aver, cert. sold on
lot 8 sec. 32-43-8 from 1895 to
1905 lot section 3l-43-8, state
lands not assassable
40 43 80 43
is w Lamoreaux. cert. 267 to
1878. sale 1903. He owned
land at same time as he held
certificates, county attorney
advises that this acts simply
as payment of taxes
| l2O SO Dis
is w Lamoreaux, cert. 387 to
399 both inc. sale 1903 same
reason as above 40 SO Dis.
S w LamOreaux cert. 46l to
472 both inc. sale 1904 same
as above 1873 rs Dis.
Is w Lamoreaux. cert. AT to
438, both inc. sale of 1904 same
as above III 38 Dis.
German National Bank. cert.
$50 to 34l and 1872 to 4O5 sale
1905 same as above
3l4 81 Dis
is w Lamoreaux, cert. $50, 39l,
294 to 3O3 inc. sale 1906 same as
above W o. DIS
is w Lamoreaux, cert. No. 361 to
| 81 inc. sale 1906 same as above.
| 1906 90 Dis.
Town of Bell, This bill Was dis
allowed by full board at previous
meeting 1924 80 Dis
P w Meyer. cert. 449, 60 and 81,
ETC., laid over until assess ~ ent
is ma
S w LamOreaux. cert 387 to 399
both inc. sale of 1908 same as
above 12O 81 DIS
The following resolution
was presented:
| Be it resolAed that the co.
treasurer pay to the treas
urer of the town of Bell all
moneys which he collected
from the delinquent return of
taxes of said town for the
year 1905 in excess of the
state and county apportion.
ment of taxes against said
town for said year, and that
he continue to pay all sums
so collected to said town
Treasurer until all of said de-
linquent taxes are paid or un-
til otherwise provided, and a
county order be issued for
said sum. Frank Robillard.
The foregoing resolution
was adopted by the following
vote:
Aye:-L P Anderson, Geo.
Dibbell, A [ Lien, Mike Hop
kins, A III Hosmer, Ben
Holm, Andrew Lauri, George
Mertz, Ole Aune, E. Bryan,
Martin Rogan, F Robillard,
Fl Wachsmuth, E Bergman,
A Pearce Tomkins.
No.-F II Bartlett, Erick
Johnson.
Aye Is, No. 2
State Of Wisconsin
County Of Bayfield, %
I, John Froseth, county
treasurer of BAYFIELD, county
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ole Smith. 80 ~
d., PENDANT ~ Il
20 ice is hereby given that by virtue of an
cut!On, issued opt { + and under the seal
IT The circui, court Of said county, on he
h da : of february, 1907. upon y Judgment
e., cred In the ar;vss EMIT led action. L
have levied upon h., following described
cal estate If he above named Gete' ds MT
IL. smith. To- wit. t~+ 't' :
The ..uth "as~ quarter of the south west
qnat,er of section twenty six CO.. IN town
hip f"rty nine (4Sl. north OF range five t5),
vet. ia hay cid ronn y. Wisconsin. which
a .cni estate, ard all the right title and
IN resi- l. at tie saiG d.. eat nj had TIN r. in
IN ime D he 90, kei ing Of said judgment
WI off, ior sale at public vendue al sell
Il, III, hi. est biuder. at The from doOr Of
lie cnurt house in the city of Washburn,
u, BAYFIELD, county, Wisconsin, ON he 23rd
lay OF march. 1907. at ten O'Clock in the fore
90 o. said day.
h, Dated A. ebruary 5. 1917. I'll
A. B. Sc, EhsON.
= Sheriff of Bay field County. Wis
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Ito lin block 2. Pettingilps
first addition to. Iron kiver,
and lots | to 8. block 2, Pet
tingills second addition to
Iron River, and whereas the
said property is used for
right-of-w way purposes as APP
pears from the records, and
as set forth in the attached
petition of the said Duluth,
South ohore and Atlantic Ry,
and that said lots are not
taxable, now therefore be it
Resolved that the certi-
ficates of the sale of 1904 and
1905 which are illegal be and
the same are hereby cancelled
and the clerk and treasurer
are hereby directed to make
proper enteries on the books
of their Offices.
. Dated this z h dav of January
A. D. 1907. F Ell Bartlett
The following resolution
was presented and was upon
motion adopted:
Resolved that the County
Clerk be and he is hereby
directed and authorized upon
payment to him Of 500 with
in thirty days after the pas
sage of this resolution to
convey to VI. c. Ringrose BY
quit claim deed executed on
behalf of Bao6eld county as
grantor the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter Of
section z in township As.
north of ranges west in said
county. A. Pearce Tomkims
The following resolution
was presented and was upon
motion laid on the table:
Whereas A w Mcleod has
made application t. purchase
certain lots in the, in the first
addition to the original plat of
IRON River, which petition is
her to annexed and made a part
of this resolution.
Resolved that the county clerk
be and he is hereby directed and
instructed to issue to A. w. Nc
Leod "a quit claim deed CT the
land described In the aforesaid
application, upon pay N ent of $40
"a deed duly executed. Il
Henry Wachs muth
The following resolution was
presented and was upon motion
adopted:
Be it resolved that the follow
ing amounts for per diem and
mileage and committee work for
the several memb ers be allowed,
and the clerk is instructed to
issue county orders for the re-
spective amounts. L P Ander-
son IL. ~, George Dibbell 1913,
F III Bartlett Is 80. Chas S.
Hobbs 1892, A I Lien 6.24, Mike
Hopkins 1924, Geo S Barnes
Is "a, Erick Johnson 1924, A Fl
Hosmer 1884, Ben Holm 14.52.
Andrew Lauri 9.24. George
Mertz 1913, Ole Aune 1913. E.
Bryan 6.24, Martin Rogan 1916,
Frank Robillard 6.84, A. Pearce
Tomkins 4.92, FL Wachsmuth 7.44
E Bergman 1913.
Dated this 9TH day of January
1902. Martin Rogan.
The following resolution was
presented and was upon motion
adopted:
| Whereas. it has been custo-
mary in years gone by to COM
pensate the chairman of the
county board for extra services
land whereas this board will pro-
badly not meet again, now there.
fore
I Be it resolved that the chair
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Let me tell you that every misery
miss is a new blesSing.-Waltoa.
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IF h8 10 Mar l5l :.
srArE OF WIS ,ONSIN-TN IRcUIT
20, RI FOR bayfield, COUNTY.
Washburn co Operative store,
Plaintiff
va.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
ORDER NEW VEN|RE
FOR SCM|1z JURY
TRIAL OF FRISCO'S MAYOR ON
ExTORTloN CHARGE FINALLY
sTARTs-THREE PROBATION.
AIRY JURORS I'M BOX.

San Francisco. Cal, May 22-The
trial of Mayor Schmitz upon a charge
.of extortion was begun this morning
with the drawing Of jurors for the
panel that is to hear the evidence.
Before court adjourned, for the
noon recess, one OF the Jurors had
been passed fpr cause by both sides.
Seven others whose names preceded
his were excused on challenges. Four
remain 10 be examined and there are
en- more names in the box.
Three of the first twelve pfobation-
ary jurors for the trial subject to per
emptory challenge, of Mayor Schmitz
were chosen today, one this morning,
two this afternoon, the list of The re.
naming talesmen being practically
exhausted and Judge Dunno issued a
new venirc of 20. The trial will prob,
ably last six weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
JUDGE ARRESTED
TO TEST Ne " LAW
FORMER SUPREME COURT JUS,
TlCE sY CONSENT or ALL
PARTIES CONCERNED HAS
SELF HELD IN CONTEMPT.

Bismarck, n. d., May 22.-Judge
Guy G. II. Corliss, formerly state SUI
preme court justice was arrested TO-
day by nsent of all parties, in order
o test the legality Of III law Gre
atng the Office Ct state temperance
commissioner. a writ of haheas cor
pus Immediately was issued in the
supreme court and served SO that
Coiliss Is not in Jail.
The law or lting the stale temper.
ance commissioner vests that officer
wi Il all the power of the states at
torney IN their respective counties
and Corl'ss was app inted deputy
commissioner so that he could acl
as assistant states attorn y before
the grand jury. Judge Winchesic.
of the district court refused 70 allow
Corliss to appear before the grand
jury. He did appear however, AMI
was adiudeed In contempt and sub
mitied toarrest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
MISSOURI BANKERS MEET

Kansas CITY Mo. May 22.-Leading
bankers from all pars Of the state
face1 President W. c. Harris. of Fuf
tor when he called to order the seven
teenth annual meeting of the Missouri
Bankers association in the assembly
room of the Midland Hotel isis morn
ing Following an invocation by Rev.
Robert Talbot there were welcoming
addresses by Mayor Beardsley AMI
others and a response for the visitors
bv Breckenridge Jones Of s. Louis.
President Harris delivered his annual
reports and there we're reports from
the other officers Of the association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
LEAGUE WINS IN
TfMP[RANCEROW
PREsBYTERIANS VOTE TO BAR
COMMUTE FROM POLITICAL
ACTIVITIES.
DEBA E WAS EXCITING
And at Times Became Acrimonious
and vcrged on Personalities
Anti-Saoon Order Called
"Safe and Sane"

! COLUMBUS, o., May 20. Followine
ia two hours exciting debate, which
lat times, became acrimonious and
yerged upon personalities the Pr shy
terian general assembly today adopt
ell unanimously the resolutions de-
claring as its policy that the perma.
nent committee on Temperance shall
net embark upon or interfere In poll
t cal work and endorsing The Ameri-
can Anti-Saloon League as a safe,
sane and effective organization in the
adyanc metn Of the great causc of
temperance and pledging to ii the
fullest cooperation consistent with
4he constitution Of the church"
Following are the resolutions.
Barred From Politics.
Resolved The assembly declares
as its policy that tn permanent com
mittee on temperance shall rot inter-
fere in political primaries. advocate
the election or defeat of candidates
for political office, enter into the or
ganization Of campaigns, frams bills
for presentation to legislatures. lobby
before legislatures, or otherwise en-
tangle the church with the political
activities Of the state provided that
nothing herein may b construed as
limiting the constitutional rights of
petition as guaranteed on our stand
ards.
Resolved, The general assembly
of the Presbyterian church most
heartily csmmends tne American
Anti-Saoon League as sane, safe
and effective organization in the ad
of the great cause of tenn
perance aud pledges thereto the full
est corporation consistent with th
of the church,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
co BY TRAIN, STAGE
AND ON HORSEBACK TO
Get HAYWOOD JURORS

Bose, Idaho, May %. by the use OF
train, stage and horsa ana some ac-
tive hustling Shcriff Hodgin and his
deputies managed today to round up
"a majority of The so men included in
the special yenire issued yesterday Ia
the Seunenberg murder case, and
they are now all expected to be on
hand when the trial is resumed to-
morrow afternoon
Both sides are still hoping that the
Jury will be filled and sworn in by
Monday and that ths first testimony
will be given by next Tuesday. II Is
not thought that another venire viii
be necessary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
LIFE HEADS RESIGN
z. A. Burnhsr. indicted President OF
Mutual Reserve Society. and s.
D. Eldridge Quit.

New York. May Frederick 4
Burnham, indicted for grand larceny
and forgery. has resigned from the
presidency of the Mutual Reserve Life
Insurance Society. and Archibald c
Haynes. formerly general agent of tn
Equitable Life Assurance Society has
been elected to succeed him.
George ID. Eldridge resigned as
vice president. actrary and member of
the board Of directors. His resignation
fro mthe vice presidency was accepted
but he still remains actuary and mem
Der Of the board Of directors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
BANK TELLER ON TRIAL
Former Employe Of Allegheny insti,u
tion Which Failed for Over
100000 Faces jury.

Piiisburg. Pa. May 22.-Thomas
W Harvey, former paying teller OF
the Enterprise National bank OF Allie
gheny. which failed two years ago for
over 81 000, geo was placed on trial
ir the United States district court to
day. Harvey had been indicted on
charges of making false entries. alb
stractng funds. misapplicatian of
funds and aiding and abettinv T. Lee
Clark, cashie- in misapp'ication Of
funds. who subsequently, committed
suicide
Edward p Mcmillan. interest book
keeper Of the defunct institution
pleaded guilty 20 the charges against
him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
TO START SUIT TO
FORCE HARTMAN
COMMERCE BOARD WILL ASK
COURTS no MAKE RAIL KING
ANSWER QUESTIONS.
NOT TO DELAY ACTION
On General Subject Of investigation
on Account of Suits, which VIII
Be Carrisd to Highest Courts
By>One or the Other.

,ra..t,;,.t. W 49, d, u !.
~, ,.., ~, :
.Ts
-
s,g.s. 0
N ~
'".s 's''n = ~
'"o ee'ei - Sap1eV' VI Wy iHses =
tioil.
In the opinion of the members of
The commission II n,av ba > v4or i.
o,.a
s'N'' ''@te p'io' Z = ii''ai aeo's''h ci''
be reached regarding the efforts OF the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
EVIDENCE AGAINST
DEAD MAN s SON
INC ELIMINATING TESTIMONY is
INTRODUCED IN UNION CITY
MURDER TRIAL.
HOLDER UNCONCERNEO
Whgn His Aged Parent, Rev q. [
Holder Was Found Foully Slain
Refuses to Have Assist
ant TraiIed.

|! tInion City, Tenn, May 22.--Testi-
mony was introduced today by the
prosecution In the case against Ice
Holdcr charged with the assaHsina.
| tion of his father, the Rev T. Hold Il,
which tends to fix the guilt on the
boy. A number OF Witnesses testified
| to findirg the body Of Mr. Holder In
a field, and the unconeorn which the
laecnsed manifested during ia search
and after The body was lcoated. Tsyi-
ldence was also introd ced which tend
cd to incrimnate the son In the who'll
lsale poisoning of His fathers family.
land to give cause for his alleEe
action In Numbering his father. The
Estate resiaJ, ana the defense Will ha-
lgin the INTRODUCTION of evidence 10,
BeFf ri
The iirat witness called III the e@na
'at the conyening OF court this morn
ng was w. A. Muse, who teslif d
that he was one of the searching party
that went 20 Holders house. They
looked in all the rooms for Holdef
defendant The beds had not b en-
slept In, but the covers hal been lail
back on one bed. Il was about II
o'clock They went into other bed
rooms. One bed looked as though two
children had slept In it. at once The
other had net been disturbed They
then went back to Lancasters AMI
waited until about half-past six next
morning. and started out Going to
the bridge, one of the party said
There is something black ov in the
field" Mrs Holder called out 1T Is
Mr.. Holder. | know his oyercoat."
Son Unmoved az Sight.
Luther Taylor and witness went cut
o the body. 1t was lying on its hack
and had on an overcoat and held hat
in the right hand The head was all
beaten up. Th re were two gnnshpi
wounds. one near the heart the other
in he right side Of the bowels The
gro-rd showed that II had been beat
en- with stick or some hing About
the h ad OF the dead man there was
2 y ol of blood and hair was in the
mud. Defendant came out with h
mother. Did moi do anything. Never
went to his ia her and did mol err.
He smoked cigarette Stayed the,cI
a while and went away. taking his
mother to I.ancasi rs and came bach
agair Witness helped to NJ his shoes
in the tracks of party who killed
Holder ami they ht exactly NevorI
saw any change in ihe face of defend
ant al any time. Suggested To 4 fcnl
ent TO ge bloodhonnds. and latter
said u dent want that VIC might
get an innocent man
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-23
TOl D SON TO SLAY
FATHER; WOMAN FREE;
3 JURIES DISAGREE

Fargo, N d., May 22--Afiar
Icing out more than "a hours, the
Jury rying Mrs Laura Cramef,
charged with ordering her 4 ii, Il
mere boy, to shoot ana Kill he has
band, Fred Cramer, at Page, N. D.
February IA, last, disagreed this
afternoon. Two other juries have dis
agreed while considering the cise. II
will be re tried at the next term OF
court.
The cause Of the shooting was Il
family quarrel. The defense adj
mitted mat the woman told her son to
shoot but claimed Justification. The
boy previously had been acquitted