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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-03-07

G. w. Bernathy of Pine was in +;
town this week
Very fine cabinet photos at So. so
and up at the Helm studio 4otf
Thirty-six guests registered at
the Hotel Evans yesterday.
Little Harry Melien is down with
Idaho spotted fever.
M. M. Christianson came over
from Bruneau Monday
Mrs W. c. HOWE has returned |
from her Southern California visit. I
Have you seen those handsome |
oval panel So. 90 specials at the
Helm gallery? 4Otf |
r. A. Goodliffe of Glenns Ferry
was over on business the fore part
of the week.
Mrs. Mary Pearson of Butte,
Cassia county, visited friends here
the past week.
Mrs M w Brooks is suffering
from a complication of diseases of
the stomach.
VIM. Mullany and VIM. Will
liams drove over from Brueau yes
terday.
Emery Williams went to Hunt
ington. Oregon, Monday, return
ing yesterday.
M. Fl. Vail of Atlanta came down
Tuesday to visit his son Reese, who
is being cared for by Mrs. Clute.
Don't spoil your eyes and your
health with oil or gas lamps. Elec-
trio lights are healthier, cheaper
and safer. 41tf
c. L. Hopkins came down from
Pine Monday morning after supplies
for the Franklin mine. He Joined
the Maverick circle of readers while
here.
!, Miss Mary Daniels, who has
been employed at the Hotel Evans
for some time, has transferred her
services to the Franklin mine board
: ing house at Pine.
Der, George Smith is prepared to
build you a brick home cheaper
than any other contractor can erect
: a frame structure. 43tf
DR.. Hanler was called Monday
night to attend Mrs. j. Edwards
who lives five miles east of town
and who w as suffering from Sc
q we're attack of rheumatism.
!, Henry Cook and wife came in
g from the ranch today to meet Mis-:
= Elsie Stickley who came all ths
: way from jacksonville, Tennessee
) to pay them visit. q
= Commissioners Shelton of Pine lief
for Long Island, Kansas, yesterday
where he will renew acquaintanc
N with relatives whom he had no
it seen for eighteen years.
40 A party will be given at tn
=, home of c. Raney tomorrow even
y ing Refreshments will be serve
and dancing will be a feature 70
N which Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Green
z. will furnish the music.
Owing to the tact that Rees
y Harmon and bride failed TO arriv
." yesterday as expected, the receptio
for which elaborate preparation
v had been made, has been indefinite
m ly postponed.
AZ Before you let the contract fo
4. your new house see George Smith
Oh the old reliable contractor. Lun
Der and cement are all right, bt
brick is just as good as either an
-, cheaper. 43
ed c. w. Howie has recovered h
c, lost canine under circumstance
Pm which are mysterious to say tt
he least. Certain parties claim III
animal was found in Bruneau, bl
the man who tends the Ferry say
- no such doggie ever crossed the RI
- err How did it get there?
ay Those of our people who enjc
OF dancing will be pleased to kno
'e- that pages Versatile Musicians
int will be at CARROTS opera house I
morrow night, Friday, March
and will furnish the music for
grand ball. This excellent orche
49,. ira now comprises seven artist
~ and their plavino nv reason Of 10,
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EMERSON IRSTITUTE F2s asvss ssrs s!s. aro


College Preparatory. with Primary Department.
WINSLOW h. RANDOLPH. Principal. 81 Iith uw.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice White. Nr. Jus
tice Peckham, Mr.. Justice McKenna. Mr. Justice
Harlan. Mr.. Justice Day and Mr. Justice Moody.
Alexander ]. Truitt. # Punxsutawney. Pa: c.
II. McCauey. II Ridgway. Pa. Benjamin l. Sal
niger Of Carroll. Iowa William Noble. Of South
McAlester. Ind. T.. George A. Titterington, Of
Dallas Tex; Elias Bum Wilcox, Of San Juan
Porto Rico; William II. Arnold, Of Texarksna
Ark. Gilbert T. Ritter. Of Chicago Ill., and Henry
p DooEittle, Of Washington. d. C.. were admitted
to practice.
No l6s J. Charles sIeGuire et al. plaintiffs in
error. vs.. Louis Gerstley et al and
No. i69. John W. Clark. plaintiff in error vs.
Louis Gerstley et al; argument continued by Mr.
Lorenzo A. Bailey for the plaintiffs In error, hy
Mr.. =. j. Jones for the defendants in error. and
continued by Mr. Lareuzo A. Bailey for tho plain
tfs Ia error.
No. rs. The United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company. plaintiff in error. vs. The United
States, suing for the benefit Of James S. Kenyon
&c. argument commenced by Mr. Seaton Edwards
for the plaintiff error, continued BY Mr.. Edwssd
ID. Bassett for the defendant in error and con
cluded by Mr.. Seaton Edwards for the plaintiff in
error.
No. Al. Catherine SchIeminer. plaintiff in error
The Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg Railway
Company: argument commenced BY Mr. L. "
Walter by special lcaTe for the plaintiff in error
and continued By 1E J. ClI.-.-a- .e ]
fendant in erTm.
Adjourned until Monday next. at 2 O'Clock
The day call for Monday January a. viii be as
follows Nos A. 4O5. 2l5 and 3iD, l7e l7i. l7J l76
III, I7S, ld $50.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. 18th st. near Dupont
Circle II a n. The French Church Crisis %
sermon by rector. 6. Ernest smith. D. d.. y. G. l..
D. H.. sermon hy Rev W. J. Cox. u, ID.
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and c SIS. NV Rev Rich
ard T. Williams, rector. Services at Z - and II
a. M. 3 p. N. Confirmation lecture, 30 p m
Rector's Bible class, 10 M, subject, After the
Flood"
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. & St Rev. DR..
McKim. rector. Services at and Il a. N. and {
and .. N. All seats free except at II a n.
Strangers welcome.
ST. Marks. % and SIS. So Rev. Or. W. L.
DevTies. Rev. T. NJ. Prescott. Rev. John H.
Des. Clergy. Services. Z 30 II a. IT,, 1, 30 p n
ST PAUL'S CHURCH. sd ST.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding. -. D.. rector
Services. 10. 10. and II a. m Choral eEens0Eg.
D. n. preacher BeE. William Cabell Brown.
d. D.. Of Brazil All seats free
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, Georgetown Rev.
James II. ". Blake. rector. 20 a.. ~. Holy
communion. $50 a. m. Sunday school 10 a. n.
missionary Ially Of the SUNDAY schools Of Grace.
ST. Johns. and Christ Churches. address By
the Rev william Cabell Brown, D. d. 0l the
Brazilian Episcopal Church. j a. m. fun sUrTicr
and sermon. 20 p m. evening prayer and ad
dress.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No Ii2a Georgia aveuue southeast-John NJ Bris-
bne ct ux 70 Albert s. Brown, lot g. square
1885, So
Barry Farm William F. Kelly, trustee. et ux. to
Mary T. MlusbTidgs, lot g. section 7, SO
Hiiibroab- Suburban Homes Company. Inc. % Dis
tric; Of Columbia. lots IS and 49, square 5C.5 SO
Fourth street northwest. between X and L streets
Christmas ZcreCa 70 Nathan sicSle. part original
lot .. square 81. S0o.
Wisconsin avenue cxtended-J0hn W Points ct TX.
to W Oscar Harrisburg, sublo; 49, square 1890
SO.
street northeast. between Second and Third
streets-Wiis1n y. Paxton Ct Ux 10 James S.
Housh. undivided share in part original l1t &.
square 10. SO.
Widow r Mite-Msrv Y. Brown ct vir Joseph n
TO Walter s. Harlan. lot 2. SO
kaicTama HeiEhts-JaUcs D. Cameron. trustee. 20
Allan Z. Walker. lot s. block .. and lot TO-
block g S.S5906.
10. 9li street northwest-Alfred Churc,lwir.
trustee 70 Marie johnson, lot 50, square $50 SO.
ST. Philip and 5ac0o-Jacob p. Clark 20 William
T. Binsted. let g.. block !. So
Squares J.. 63 6aS 6l5 656. south of 1913 II3i and
5i0-Beniamiu F. Leighton ct al. trustees 20
Gslcn =. Green original lot T. square L;
original let T. square COS west half Of original
lot L. square eos; original lots l and T. sluGrc
6l3. original lots g. T. and g. square G66: ell Of
sIJ,are south e 1913 original lot 3. square 1884,
and nor,h half # original Dot l3. square so.
1900
CONNECTICUT Avenue Terraca-Fulton T. Gordon et
ia. to John Q. Clcmence lots 81 and g. square
1855 $40
Fifteenth street southeast between and n streets
-ticorge ". Neale 20 Edward \. Colbert part
Dot TO- slusrc I07i $40
y street northwest between Sixth and seventh
streets Washington Loan and Trust Company.
trustee. CT al 90 Ruth Dabney, part original lot
T. sIuare AZ, =.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Blomingdale-Lena Lewis Ct viz. Thomas q to
Herbert A Gin and Edward NIcC. Jones To s.
ClTe the Arlington Fire Insurance Company fo-
District Of Columbia, 500, years. semiannu-
ally, lot =, block s.
Square l2l-Ann C. Ray and Helen r Waqner To
John d. CCughlan and Frank T Rawlings, 10 Sc
cure Charles Z. Marsh. S.OOO. year. pcr cent
semi-annually one-fourth interest IN original lots
and (.
square 5ss-W William \. Kelley to Edmond Fitzrer
aid and John J. Fegan. 20 secure EnterrTise
Serial Building Association. 80 lot D
kalcrama Heights-Allan +. Walker et ux 10 Ed
ward J. Stellwagsn and Thomas II Gale to Sc
cure James D. Cameron. trustee. $500 wears
per cent scmi-annualy. lot 8, block p. aqd lot
TO- block .
Whi.ehayen. st. Philip and Jaeot-Wnliam T. Rim
sted e ux. 70 Edmund L. Page. TO secure Jacob
p Clark Trustee $50. seven 20 thirty-six months
iot g. block !
Square l269-Calvary " f. Church South to J.
Surigg Poole William H. RoEsaTiIe and Joseph
*. Cox. to secure Fidelity and Deposit Com
pauy; bond 5000 parts lots 70 and 81
Square l255-Heny Wetzcl ct 10 Charles H.
Cragin and CHARLES II. G. Mcoarteney 10 secure
George G. Gertmau $1,000 three years, per
cent. semi-aunually part lot i63
Square l-tiaien T. Green ct TO Benjamin r.
Leighton and GeoIga Francis Williams 10 Sc
cure ETnesGne +. TeI1iiEger 500. two years. 8
Te- cent. seHni-annua!ly original lot l2.
Square lg1i-EdWard y. Colbert et ux. 10 Samuel
r. walker ana Michael !. Weller to secure
Eastern Building and Loan Association. 81 01o
paT lot 10. Same 10 Joseph /. Weller and
Robert r. Mahoney. 10 secure George W. Neale
$500, one to Jwenty-foEr months, per cent semi
annually. same property.
Bellevue-John J. Dasenbrock ct ux to George W
Haloch and Luther l. Apple. % secure Brook
land iiuildng Association Sl.20o. lot 60.
Square iE-iiut}i Dabaey ct yir James H 10
Albert A. Wilson ard John T. Larner 10 Sc
c'IIc Washington Loan ard Trust Company. 500
Two years. per cent. seli-auEugly. part origi-
nal lot 3
Widows 1llte-Charlcs II. Davidson ct TX % Iarnee
II. Green and " Riley Decide TO secure Aarr
J. Baldwin. S24.OoO. three years. per cent. semi
annually. Part
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Lee CentenniaI CeIebrntion.

In accordance with the proclamation of
Gov. Swanson. tomorrow will be observed
as a general holiday in this city in
honor Of the one hundredth anniversary
Of the birth Of Gen. Robert z. Lee. The
occasion will be marked by public services
in Christ Episcopal Church at noon. while
ne pupils Of the public schools will as
semble in the school buildings at 9 o'clock
N the morning and engage in appropriate
exercises.
Further observance Of the anniversary
viii be held at o'clock in the evening
at the Confederate Veterans Hall. when
K + Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans.
VIII assemble with a number Of guests
at "a banquet The tables viii be served
by members OF the Womans Auxiliary.
K. z. Lee Camp. The following com
prise the committee having the affair in
charge: Capt. Thomas Perry. Chairman:
Edgar WaTheld, G. William RAMSAY.
p. r. Gorman, Frank j. Davidson. r. NJ
Latham, and Charles S. Taylor.
The local banks and some of the public
Offices viii be closed during the day. In
alexandria County the pupils OF the pun
nc schools to-day held exercises in honor
oi The centenary. As a further mark Of
respect 10 the day. an the public schools
OF the county viii observe a holiday Mon
day.
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nmnt for Monday. Jauuary q. lsG.
Equity Court No. =.
Circuit Court No. 4.
IISTIIE T0TIll

ford vs.. Emery: bin of exceptions approved.
Plaintiffs attorney i Tid-u. ed y e "a
tom defeudauts aftarnr-s. W NJ Lsain and T.
Euos Ray.
ByeHneT White, motion 10 dismiss suit granted.
Plaintiffs attorneys Walker, Smith SNOW de-
PENDANTS attorneys Maddox & Galley.
Guerdrum vs. slye bin of exceptions approved
Plaintiffs attorneys. T. L. JefOris defendants at
t1uey. g. ". Fits.
TAYLOR vs. Warfeld. demurrer TO declaration OYER
ruled Plaintiffs attorneys. L. J. Mather and r.
r. Hcmcr; defendants attorneys. d. W Baker
and J. VI. Proctor
Duunigsn rs. Ahea-n. motion % compel plaintiff
70 elect dismissed for want Of prosecution Plain
tif's attorney. George G. Gertmau; defendants az
torney. d. ". ODoHoghue.
AlillerMack Candle Company vs. Gallery; motion
20 dismiss fer failure 10 file replication and give
security overUlled. Plaintiff attorneys Brandon
burg d Brandenb5lrs defendants attorney, r. r.
Hiiliard.
Assignments for Noudsv. January 2l 1877:
No ST. Burton w. Elsirs. Attorneys. George H.
Calvert, IA. :. Worthington.
No. I53. Easterling IS. H0rniug. Attorneys. WI
& Barksdaie-TUcker Kenyon and E. s.
Bailey.
No l65. Magruder vs. LuttreIL Attorneys, RaIston
< Siddons and ". E. Bic,!ardsou-HamiltCn Colbert
a Hamilton
No I67. Louis vs. Bristow. Attorneys. H. f.
Dayis-Ai II Beach aud Chaplin Brown.
No l75 stead Gait. Attorneys George \
Chase-Wolf & Roscnberg and u. W. Baker.
No l79. Mills W. Digs. Attorneys W J. Lam
t-Brandenburg & Braudenburg.
No s. Wright vs.. Baum. Attorneys, W. 4. Am
br0se-Ormsby McCammcn.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN. st. bet I9.h
and Zlth sts. George lSailey, u. D.. pastor. u
q. n, 81 Bernard. a Herald - the Gross %
y. m. Character Versus Sentiment I'm Religion. 20
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor y
Cap. and Q sts. Preaching hy Rev. y H
Miller u 3. n. and b. pastor DT. " sferro
Thompson at Z 20 D. m Sunday school N.
Christian EDdeaFor, SO .. a. Seat 2
welcome.
THE CHURCH or THE COVENANT.
and 18th sts Rev Teunis :. Ham
pastor. VII 0ficiate to-norr0w az u a.
p. m. subject What Is Presbyterian
FIRST, Donald g. Macleod. ID. D.
a. n. tie pastor viii 0fiCiate- 7.i5
pcrsuce mass meeting. Hon a. x. Web
and Rev. J. ". Zachary. q Keutucky.
Sunday school $50 a. 70. Christian
6.5 D. m. Visitors are invited
NEW YORK AVENUE PREsI
CHURCH \. Y. ave. Il and I5th sts-
lace Radcliffe. pastor. Il a. n. publ
7.i5 y. m. An UV-to-Date statesman
a series HD0n Lessons IN Diulolacy.
Bible school. s.i5 a. H.. adult classes.
Christian EndeaVoF E9ciety-
ECKINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH c1r y.
Cap. and sts Preaching by pastor. d.. ".
TaliaserT0 Thompson il a. H. and 80 D. n.
p. m Seats free. al Wslecne.
GURBEY MEMORIAL. Pa ave. bet 9Th and
7th SIS NV. j. Russell Nerbrvcke. pastor. Morn
ing service. u O'Clock. communion. ETeuing seTY-
ice. 30 O'Clock subject. Mother
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Wild CAR THREATENS DEATH
Shoots Down Grade, Crushing Flee
ing Motor Coach.
Five Passengers, Expecting Their
End MOmentarily, Crowd Forward
and Escape Unhurt.
spccial 20 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Frederick Md Jan. 1S-Late this after
noon wreck occurred on the Frederick
and Middletown Railway, about three
miles from Frederick A passenger car.
coming TO Frederick from MyersvilIe
passed a freight train standing on a
switch on the east side Of Catoctin Noun
tain. After passing. the Frederick car
continued on TO the city, and the freight
started toward the top OF the mountain
After the passenger car had gone about
half mile the conductor noticed a car
from the freight train. loaded with coal
bearing doUn upon the passenger car
with terrific speed The motOrman started
wild ride down the mountain toward
Frederick The passenger car was try
ing 10 make a switch about two miles
distant, and had gotten nearly there
waen the crash came.
There were five passengers on the car.
ana they all crowded To the front and
were not hurt The passenger car was
smashed and the road blocked The
damaged car had just been purchased by
the company at cost OF 5000
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TAX DEEDS.

commissioners Of District Of Columbia 20 Charles r.
Wiitse, lct s.. block Is. Le Droit Park u55: bot
60 block Is. Le Dr5it Park, "a cents: south half
of lot o. block d. Mount Pleasant SI265. lot
q block Is Widows Mite. S9f7; lot g. block
L. L. D-ait Park, S375 lot 60, block Is. Le
pToit Park 2G2 Same 70 Emily W Wiltsie.
subl0t 20 block ]. Widows Mite. SIgs9; part lot
J. block ? EfiiHCham place. Sli.52: lot 81. bloca
Is Le Droit Park. $751; lot IS. block Is. lie Droit
Park. N-52; lat 26 block G. Widows Mite, Sl566
lot 70. bloc1 15. L. Droit Para. SLsi; Let Is.
block l5 lie Droit PARK, s227: lot y block &
Widow Mite, S9i7. Same % Mars A. Wad-
hams rart let 2ls square 675 3s2. lot 2
blra l. Widow Mite, S26.4s; block :, Widow s
Mite. SiS4Ai lot 5s, block l5 L Drcit Park
Ss5 lot g. blcck s. Widows Mite 9.I7, Ut s.
blcck e, Le Drcit lark d.5. same t0 w
Grant WadhaEls. lot 81. block S, WIDOW Mite
Ssa7, lot 81 block l. Widoss's Mite, S!9i.; let 5g
block Is. Le D1ot PARK sl93; Let g. blccs s.
lie Droit Park Slt5: lot q, block 8. Widow 5
Mite SAL
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MRS. CARTMELL PASSES AWAY.
Prominent Virginia Woman Was
sixty Years Of Age.
'r7cial 70 The Washington Herld.

Special % The Washington Herald
Winchester Va, Jan. IS-AIrs. Annie
C. Cartmen wife Of Thomas K. Cart
nell, died In this city this morning
after a brief illness, aged sixty years
surviving her is her husband. who is
one Of Frederick COUuty's most prom
inent citizens. and for many years
clerk Of the county court. and one
daughter, Mrs d. c. Randolph, of
Richmond, Va. She also leaves one
brother, Col. james Carr Baker. Of this
county who commanded the Second
Virginia Regiment during the Spanish
Amer lean war.
Mrs. Elizabeth De Haven. wife Of
Jackson De Haven. well known
tarmer. died az her home at De Haven.
this county, yesterday aged seventy.
Surviving her are her husband. four
sols. George. Bennett. CoyIc and Les
ter. and five daughters Mrs. Ella HUd-
son. Mrs Ellie Snyder. Mrs. Valley
Grim. of Martinsburg: Mrs Lena Zin-
norman. and mrs Mary Jackson. OF
Glcngary.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnurt of Annenls-

Present: The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice MeComas.
and SIr. Justice Robb
Patent Appeal No 352 Bliss vs.. McElroy; argu-
mcat continued by Nh r. L. Ames for appellant.
continued by Mr.. Charles Neave for appellee. and
concluded by Mr.. Z. l. Ames for appellant.
Patent Appeal No AZ In re application Of Fer
dinaDd T. Hopkins. argument commenced by Mr..
J. L. Atkins for appellant continued By Mr. Fair
fax Baysrd fer Commissioner Of Patents. and con
cludCd by Dir, J. J. Axis flr appellant
No. lis. Irrigation Land aud improvement Com
rauy vs.. Hitchcock mandate stayed Tor hftoen days
on motion Of Alr. G. H. Patrick Of counsel for ap-
pClaut.
No. Ti3 Mess, IT, rs United States; argument
by AR Fountain Peyton for plaintiff ln
error.
Assignment for to-day.
Case 0n hearing.
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BAPTIST.

WEST WASHINGTON. sist and y sts. Rev. c. p
steaey pastor. II. -P9samus." 20. The Jaw
bone. Violin. Miss Britton viii sing Chris
tau Endeayor. $50 SUNDAY school. SO. Ever
seat free.
Z. HEZ SVEN BATTLES SUNDAY NIGHT
Service. rs oc. Preaching. II a. n. Chorus
choir. Free pegs. % Baptist Oh. Auditorium, ith
and Va. ave Sc.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH ST. near 7th sE-
u 4. m. Brooks and the EDisc9uIlians. T-45
l. r. y. and Tie Poor Men uf Lyons" third
in SECRET Societies Secrets" Baptism. Great
chorus Come.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH l0:h and \ sts
d.. J. j. Muir Preaching n a. m., Saving
Little Ones. 7:B b. m. "Siniessness Actual
lied Sunday school, 30 ~ Christian En-
deavor 6.f5 ID N
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

United States rs. J. r. Lacoppidan bail fixed at
SEQ; recognbance taken with United states Fidel-
ity and Guaranty Company surety
United States john TrualAn and Iolr Trave-s.
house breaking and larceny; verdict siltg on first
cunt; scnteDced 10 peIitentiaTy for one year and
onc day cach AttuDsys ;. ". Nica0il
United States vs. William r. Brown. assault with
dangerous weapon; sentenced T. Workhcuse for SIX
months. AttoTneg. J. b. Mclaughlin
United States Is. George SiIams assault with dan
gcr0s weapons sentenced peritentiary for three
years. Attorney, A. ". Scott
United states ys. George Wanzer. househ-eakine.
sertencei to pcnitentiary for three years.
United States rs. James n Jackson, violating
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NAVY SCHOOL TO REOPEN.
Corps Officers TO BE Given
Instruction.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. Jan. fS.-The school
Of application at the Naval Academy
for the instruction Of young marine
officers appointed to the corps from
civil life viii shortly be opened again.
after being practically idle since the
recent 'pacification" incident in Cuba.
when all Of the officers then undergoing
instruction were ordered TO the front
Examinations are now in progress in
Washington for appointment to the
Marine Corps. and quite a number Of
Young men who had received designa-
tiOns to take the examination for ap-
pointmeut and who have been prepar-
ing in Annapolis. left last night for
Washington. Among them is Armine
W. Smith. a Marylander, whose home
is in Cumberland. Smith is a graduate
Of St Johns College, and a former
West Pointer. Others who had been
preparing in Annapolis are former
Midshipman Harold Ctley. John Rey-
nOlds. son Of Capt George Reynolds.
L. s n, and J. A. Adams. Of Indiana.
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Probate Court.
cHIEF JUSTICE cLABArGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate Of George +. Stevens; order appointing
Thomas S. Scrgcon collector; bond, sioJ Attorney,
e. s Shrevc j.
Estate Of james Herman; letters % administration
granted 20 J. q. Keenan, bond, s.. so. Attorney,
Thomas = Hopkins
Estate Of Joseph Atkins; order appointing Howard
Hume collector, bond. S5)0. Attorney. r. : Hume
Estate of Annie Mo-, smith: letters q admins
fra'iau granted % Reed A. Mctafrgy, bead Sc Og
Attorney. u Winship Wheatlcy.
Estate Cf Lluise 4. u Hughes order appointing
Haur g. himbaI ard J. NJ Ch4nl-riiB collectors
bond. sLsl9. Attorneys. h. g.. kmhaI W a.
Shoss Cittiugs 4 Chsuberim ard g. W. Stetson
Estate di Julus T. Gammgr. oxCmp.iaCd COPY d
will admitted % record. Attc-rcy Fred McKee
Estate of Stanley johnson. order admitting Will
70 probate. Attorney. 3. F. Leighton.
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SO f.-a Cynthia a. Ten Efcs vs. Maria B..
Andrews. damages y0t51. Plaintiff attorrJv.-J J.
Darlington.
30 3eo1 John 7. Massey vs. a. W. KNIT and
Henry J. Kiniz Judgment of T. !. o'NeaI i1stice
of the rcac, far 81 81 Plaintiff attcruey Nelson
Wilson and Fred ReaH.
80. 1881 Daaia r. Gusd1rf rs Robert L. Ms
horney iudEn1ut Of Z. Il. Tcuell. justice Il tho
peace fos SI59. Plaintiff attorney J. J. Pey-sr.
~. H0s3 J. Dawson Williams rs. Raymond =
Donaldson. note sl5lp Plaintiffs attorney, J. D.
Williams
NJ. Ds3 Ellen r. Qaiaton VS.. 2. soothard
Parker Edward 6. Wesc.tt. and Alevander J. Gar
den. debt 500 Plaintiffs att0ueys. ,. :. Bright
and r 4. Fond.
No. ,s5L Mar T. Stewart F. Southland Par
ker Edward : Wescott. and Alexander Z. Green:
debt $500 Plaintiffs attorneys. r. 5 Bright and
Z. A FaTd.
No. s9ls5 Sarah Fros, vs. Z. Southland Parker
Edward X Weecott ard Alexander B. -den.
debt $50 Plaintiffs attorneys r. 5. Brgis and
T. & Ford
No 1886 Byron =. Adams vs.. Sidney Lloyd
WHrdtson trading as The Washington College Of
Music account. 25955 Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker
q KENYON.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-19
OYSTER JOBS DO NOT PAY.
Inspector In virginia Loses sIzO for
One Years Work.


One Years Work.
Special to The Washington Herald
Newport News. Va, Jan. ls.-J. F..
Seward. oyster inspector for District %
3, which is the upper end of Warwick
County district, in James River, has ten
dered his resignation to the State board
Of fisheries. and it is expected that the
board VIII have some difficulty in provid-
ing an inspector for the place.
It is stated that since the district has
been divided the fees OF the office have
been so small that it is no longer a pay
ing job Under the new laws passed at
The last session Of the legislature il is
stated that the fees Of the Office are 2ot
even sufficient 10 pay the expenses. \
former oyster inspector for the same dis
trlct stated to-day that the last year he
held the place his fees did not meet his
expenses by $40
TIE matter VIII come up at the next
meeting Of the board Of fisheries, and it
VIII be suggested that the two districts
IN warwick County be combined into one,
as they were up to a few years ago.