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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-25

interprete de cuanto deseamoS, en-
dosando esta communication al De
partamento de Agriculture de los
Estados Unidos, con 10 que 81 ho-
norabilidad tenga por conveniente
agregar en- apoyo de nuestra s1pli-
ca -Respetuosamente, R0saleS, Fa-
6idn y Palau, ado.-Atzuaga
& Barriola, frlnado. PIP. jose r.
Engai.
San Juan, P. r., Abril p, 1907.
Al Hon. Presjdente de la Ca
mara de Comercio.
Seiio1: Iuteresados los que
suscriben en- el desarrollo y fomen-
to de la ganaderla en- el pats, So
meten a la consideration de esa
Camara que no vacilamos ha de
acojer con cariiio y eutusiasmo,
porque Sc trata de un asunto de
capital interes.
Debido al impulse que ha to-
mado la agriculture de Gaia de tres
amos a esta pa1te, los pastos dedica-
dos a la crianza y ceba del ganado
vacuuo, han experimental una
disminuci0n no menor de 4op9,
circumstance esta, que ha acarrea-
dc. .consigola reduction de un 55p9
Ell la crianza del ganado, y como
es natural, esta considerable baja
ha motivado la subida en- el precio
de la carne, pues de "a centavos a
que Sc detallaba el kilo de carne en-
San Juan en- Ell afio 1903, hoy Sc
eXpende a 36 centavos el kilo, 10
cual representa- I'm aumento de 50
Pc y no titubeamos que este au-
nento ha de proseguir en- propor-
clones mayoreS.
Los que suscriben han inten-
tado importar ,ganado de Vene,
zuela, por ser el ganado de dicha
Repdblica ell mas asimilable por las
condolences climatologicas, y haber-
10 Experimental practicamente en-
epocas anteriores; pero desgracia-
damente no hemos podido llevar q
feliz termiuo nueStro pensamiento,
por estar en- pugna con las leyes que
nos rigen, y asi 10 corrobora la con-
Sulta evacuada por el Collector de la
Aduana de San Juan, al Hon. Co.
misionado de Agricultural en- Was
hington.
Los que suscriben no Green po-
sible importar ganado vivo de los
Estados Unidos, por la sencilla ra-
zon de que no Sc aclimataria, y te-
niendo Ell cuenta las condolences
especialisimas de esta iSla, nos su-
giere que dicha Ley no debiera
apliearse aqui con toda su integri-
dad y q este fin, es que sometemos
nuestra petici6n a esa Hon. CANA
ra de Comcrcio, para que con su ca
racter Official inhuya en- el Departa-
mento de Washington, para que sea
pernitida Ia importation del CANA
do de las procedencias de Venezue-
Ia, Colombia y otroS palSeS que POI
sus condiciones climatol6gicas Sc
asimian al de esta isla.
Conhalnos Ell que esa Hon.
Camara, tomara resolution inme-
data, va que el case asi 10 requiere,
pr tratlr,e dc Tin arlituio lie prime
II nece>idad, que Is precise este al
alcaucc Dc todao las classes sociales
y coop~raado a esc fn, la Carnala
recibira q btnepldcito de todos.
Muy resp,tuosamvnte, ROsales,
Fa6ilm J Palau, frmado. -Arsua-
ga J Bat270la, frma 10. PIP. IOsl
r. Eugm.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-25

Los fon6gafos alemanes ancese que los mas pecos
hasa e a pecos dede $780, Sempre vendo pecios gua
les mas ventajoso que nadie fon6gaos ~ Coxn6a Zoncns
Eon tenendo exsenca gran sudo de records de disco
cindro mpresonado dchas abras Impoados de Eu
opa tego records de opera cantados por Caso Gogn Bc
Constantine Vgua Be Bass Wallis Alvarez Borgat Pallet
Sanmarco Ancoria Sco De Luca Tta Rufo Cigada Gdni
Cmpanan Pancon ournet Wumar T. de Luna Pereo de Sc
guoa Borinegua Borona Barentos, Care Tettrazzn Ss
brich, Melba, Patti Arke, Labia & &.
sudo records de Zarzuea impoados deeAmsnte
de Madrid Barcelona Canos popuaes espaoes ssares
malaguehas peteneas guaa fandango otas granadnas
vianes gaegos g. mpotacones consantes de Paris
Milan Madrid Londes Berlin Barcelona Sc componG tsdA G
Sc de fon6grafos Pleas de repuesta accessories.
Phonograth Exchange.
San usto 14K,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-25
QUESTION De CARNES
DOS CARTAS MAS

Dlmos conocer al publico la
carta de nuestro distinguido amigo
don Vicente Usera, sobre este i'm
portantisimo asunto de las carnes.
Insertamos hoy las cartas que
siguen, que aportan datos iutere-
santes acerca de la question que
Sc dilucida:
San Juan, P. R. abril, 1907.
Al Hon. Collector de Aduanas.
San Juan, p. r.
Senor:
Los que suscriben, respetuosa-
mente ante usted exponeu, fin de
que por su mediacion lleguc nues-
ira exposition al Departamento de
Agricultural de los Estados Unidos.
De pocos amos a esta parte Ia
agriculture de cana ha tornado lin
desarrollo considerable, dedicando-
Sc a las siembras de la graminea
grandes eXtensiones de terrenos que
estaban dedicadas q pastos para el
ganado vacuno, y a tai extreme
hemos llegado, que hoy escaSea el
ganado, habiendose encarecido de
manera rapida y de "a centavos el
kilo a que Sc hallaba en- el mercado
ell el aiio 1903, hoy Sc detalla 36
centavos el kilo, y abrigamos la
seguridad de que este 1ltimo limite
subira considerablemente en- breve
plazo.
La carne es artlculo de prime
ra necesidad para todas las classes
sociales y hay TN clamoreo general
en- los habitantes de la isla, parti-
cularmente en- las classes meneste-
r0SaS, al yer como de dia en- dfa Sc
les imposibilita comprar ese arti-
culo de primera necesidad, y com
prendiendo nosotros las razones po-
derosas, venilnos recabar medi-
das, modihcando en- cuanto sea po-
sible 10 que determien la Ley.
Habiendonos manifestado esa
Colecturia 10 estatuido por la Ley,
de prohibition absolute del ganado
vacuno que no sea de procedencia
de los Estados Unidos, 10 cual aca-
tlmos, hemos de sugerir a su ele-
vIdo criterio una circuustancia muy
de tener en- cuenta, en- abogo de
nuestra petici6n, y es el de que el
ganado de los Estados Unidos no
Sc aclimatarfa Ell esta Isla, por la
gran diferencia en- la temperature
entire los Estados Unidos y esta, y
no seria possible hacer importacio-
mes por cargamentos y el 1nico me-
dio viable de conjurar el conficto
que Sc nos presenta, es que el De-
partam nto de Agriculture de los
Esta,ios Unidos autorice temporal
mente en- casos precisos para i'm
portar ganado vacuno de Venezue-
la, puesto que el china de dicho
pals, Sc asimila al de Puerto Rico,
anteriormente hemos tenido Oea-
sion de experimental practicamen-
te con importaciones de ganado y
podemos asegurar que Sc aclimata
muy bien.
Desea,iamos conocer las res
tricciones a que estaria sujcto eel
g,nado ilnportado de Venezuela y
los tralnites a que estariamos suje
tos 81 e D partamento de Agricul-
tura autori1ata Ia importation del
ganado yacuno de Venczu,la, sien-
do dc advertir de nuestra parte, las
po>as Q ningunas facilidades con
que cuenta esta Iola para sometsr
al ganado a cuarentena 8 a otros
preceptos de la Ley sobre la mate
ria, por 10 que solicitamos las ma
yores facilidades para llevar a la
pra,tisa nue,tro p-nsamieuto, que
soJ,,.,J,.k -. -. - =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-25
Psdru ARadu RNsra
AVOCADO

Ejs,se en- la Corte Feperal y de
M j. ,rinunales insulares.
Arecibo, P. K.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-25
HoleI Ia Rsfo madi Guiana
70-FOR ], ,ALEZA-7O

Habiendo adquirdo Hotel he introducdo en-
grandes importanes refOmas ponendolo aura de os
mejores de su clase
Sc observa gran escpulosdad aceptacn de huEspe
des, pudendo oecer esabecmento en- condolences tales
que puedan recr ama atendidas con toda pulcrtud
Habtaclones comodas ventadaS cocna Espahola Fran
cesa Americana Sc admten abonados srven comidas de-
micilio. Precios equtatvos.
Propetario -Eny1que USds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-25

A. L. BRocKwAY,
Director de Secci6n INFERNO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
MRS. EVANS LOSES
HER DOVER RIGHTS
Supreme Court Decides Against
Her: Case Complicated in
Many Ways.

BY an opinion handed down by the
Supreme Court Monday. Catherine D..
Evans Wilson loses all her dover rights
in the estate of her late husband, Rob
ert X Wilson, Sr.. Of Brigham City.
Mrs Wilson was awarded third in
tcrest in the farming and orchard prop
critics of her husband In the lower
court From this decision she APP
peaIed, and so did the plaintiffs to
Wilson, Charles Wilson and David Will
son. The Supreme court holds that she
is entitled to no interest, whatever, and
the case is remandcd, with instructions
to dismiss plaintiff S complaint,
The case is somewhat compile Gated
because of the pooling of the business
interests Of the father and sons. Mrs,
Wilson was the second wife. The Will
son family. as a collective body owned
n saloon and residence property in
Brigham City, and orchard and farm
land adjoining. When Mrs, Wilson
married she understood her husband
was wealthy, but prior to the death of
his first wife lie had conveyed the
largest portion of his property TO his
sons Two days prior to his second
marriage he decided the balance of his
property TO the boys. She claims that
by this transaction, on the eve of her
marriage, her husband and his sons
entered into conspiracy to defraud
her of her marital rights When she
married her husband, Mrs. Wilson says,
he was 10 years old, but his sons say he
WAS IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
OGDEN CITY COUNCIL
HAS A BUSY NIGHT
Salary of Street Supervisor
Wright Is Increased; Other
Business.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 25.-At the meeting OF
the City Council tonight the salary Of
Street Supervisor Wright was increased
rom SIS TO SI00 n month and SIS per
month for the maintenance of a horse
was included in the compensation,
J. j. Olsen and others renewed a pre-
vious petition to the effect that the water
mains on West Patterson avenue he eX-
tended The report came from the water
committee and 1t was adopted. Another
petition from Henry Adams and others TO
have the mains extended from Grant
avenue TO Lincoln avenue on Thirtieth
street was also referred to the water COM
mittee,
The sanitary committee reported nine
cases of contagion as follows Diphtherla,
6. spinal meningitis, q pneumonia, l.
Department payrools for the two weeks
ending March % were read and allowed
as follows: Engineering department
tary department. $500, sanitary. SIS rs;
these bills were ordered paid.
King avenue and King alley both Of
which have been fenced Oft by private
fences destroyed.
Elisha Bingham. through his attorney
John c. Davis, presented a claim for
$SI5 recently awarded him by Judgment
juries and demanded payment. Ii was
referred TO the laws committee and the
City Attorney, The franchise granted a
week ago to l.. A. HerricS for the main
tenance of garbage cans in the paved
district OF ogden passed its third read
Ing and became n law. The failure Of
the previous grantee to pay the sums re-
quired under the franchise was declared
as reVoRing the ownership OF the garbage
cans and these were voted To be the
properly OF the city. Mr.. Hsrrick. the
new grantee. has declared his intention
OF purchasing these cans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
Brief Mention.
,cial to The Tribune.


OGDEN. March 25-Referee Daniel
Federal court room In the case of Thomas
England vs. the Ogden WaterwoTks com
pany
]. q. Doolttle, OF the Rock Island sys-
tenn, was up from Salt Lake today and
went west to Reno on No. this after
noon. getting business for his company.
William WalliD. editor and proprietor
OF the Pocatello Tribune, was in Ogden
yesterday with his brother Gus Wallin
and returned 10 Pocatello this morning
ore receipts at the Utah sInelter today
were two cars of silver lead ore from
Bingham.
w 2. Throckmorton OF the Colorado
Midland freight department is an Ogden
visitor and is guest at the European.
John Brown, g. leading business man OF
Blackfoot. Idaho. came down this morn
Ing and went east TO Chicago this af-
ternoon on a business trip.
Joseph Dederichs. a well-known mill
wright, arrived from New York last night
and today went to his home In Los An
geIes on the Overland Limited OF the
Southern Pacific
A marriage license was issued today 10
William Nathaniel Goodman and Miss An
ME Moves. both OF Lyman, Wyoming.
The first annual election Of the Ogden
City Improvement league will he held In
the rooms at :he Weber club tomorrow
evening al g o'clock President John g
Lewis desires that the representative
men OF the city be present and give the
meeting their support
VIII Darke OF the Burlington system in
Salt Lake was an Ogden visitor today.
F. j. Babin. travelling freight agent Of
the Rio Grande, will start on Tuesday on
a trip 10 all stations on the Southern
Pacific between Ogden and Reno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
CONSTANT WILLIAMS
VISITS FORT DOUGLAS
Commander of the Department
of the Colorado Here on an
Official Visit.

Brig, Gen. Constant Williams, the
commander Of the Department of the
Colorado, paid an official visit TO Fort
Douglas yesterday. Just SIS he entered
the post proper the big saluting gun,
manned by selected squad Of the
machine-g,m platoon, doomed out wei
come Of eleven guns.
Gen. Williams S military career start
ed in 1861, when he joined the enlisted
strength of the Thirty first and Eighty
second Pennsylvania infantry. His first
entry into the permanent service was
in 1863, gaining the commission of Sec
ond Lieutenant in the Seventh infantry
In that year. Since that time his pro
motion to his present high grade has
been steady.
First Lieut.. William L, Keller, assist
ant surgeon, U. S, A., stationed at the
fort, has been ordered to report Mt the
Preside, San Francisco, Cal, for pro-
motion to the grade Of Captain, As Il
result of runaway accident several
weeks ago, the doctor still walks with
q pronounced limp.
The administration building at the
fort has for several days been under
going complete transformation; il has
been thoroughly repaired and decorated.
This building is one of the oldest AT the
fort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
LIGHTS ARE OUT FOR
NEARLY TWO HOURS
Most of Salt Lake i'm Darkness
for a Time; Candles
i'm Use.

During the greater portion of two
hours succeeding u:50 o'clock last
night, practically the entire city was
in total darkness, al least, as far as
the light supplied from the usual sources
was concerned, and street-car traffic was
also suspended during the frequent and
long intervals of darkness. All the iu-
formation that could be gained from
the Offices of the Utah Light and Rail-
way company that the wires were
down at point about six miles north
of town and that crew of workmen
had gone to repair the damage.
1t is difficult to account for the fact
that the lights failed at that particular
time. Had it happened during a storm
such as has been raging for the past
few days it might be supposed that
the damage was due TO the wind, but
the wind had ceased long before the
lights went out and wet snow was
falling al the time. In those business
houses which had not closed for the
night old kerosene lamps. candles and
like prehistoric affairs were brought
into requisition and made TO do service
until the Jordan power plant restored
things 10 their customary condition
Business was suspended in the news
paper Offices while The lights were out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION.
Ogden Board Transacts a Considera BILE
Amount of Business,
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN. March 25.-At the meeting of
the Board Of County Commissioners
held this forenoon. bids were received
courthouse. as follows George NJ Whit
meyer. Sl296: Flewclling * Ridges. 1880;
plumbing. w j. baltimore. S295: Halver-
son Bros, S24S,50, l.. Zilsman 1852
The consideration Of the bids was con-
tinued for one week, but the low bids
OF Whitmeyer and Halvorson Bros al
most assures their receiving the two
contracts.
Commissioner Mckay reported on the
floods Al Halves. below the Hermitage
about four rods OF the retaining wall
have been washed out and AT Black
Rock, above the Oaks there is a quarter
OF mile OF The retaining wall washed
away. The channel of the North Fork
is so filed with wash and sediment
that the waters are flowing over the ad-
jacent lands.
Commissioner Moore reported that in
road was washed out for 100 feet He
recommended that a road leveler be
bought for each road district in the
county. twenty-four I'm all which was
ordered done.
Chairman Madison reported having met
with the Commissioners from Davis
county and IL had been agreed To build
bridge over the Weber river at Uintah,
Weber county. The poor commissioner
placed in his hands for relief work among
the poor. County Clerk Matlson de-
INJURED. until legal advice could be had.
and the request was referred to The
County Attorney. The bills for March
We're read and allowed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
SWITCH ENGINE BLOWS
UP IN GARFIELD YARDS
Fireman Harry Rugg Seriously
Injured and Brought TO
~. This City.

At an early hour this morning an
ambulance was sent to the Rio Grande
station to convey TO ST. Mark 8
hospital Harry Rugg. a fireman, who
received serious injuries in the blowing
MP of the boiler Of switch engine at
Garfield at 9 O'Clock last night. While
Rugg is in serious condition, it is not
believed that he will die.
When the explosion took place the
switch engine. used in switching ore
cars for the American Smelling com.
panv, had been standing idle for fifteen
minutes The engineer ascribed the nc
cident to the dropping of the crown
sheet. He claimed there was plenty Of
water
In the engine cab at the time Of the
explosion were the engineer, hreman,
conductor and brakeman. The conductor
was on the side with the engineer, while
the brakeman was on the fireman S
side. Fireman Rugg had Just left his
scat and was standing in front Of the
Are door when the explosion occurred.
The engine was literally lifted from
the track The brakeman said ne was
blown twenty feet, but suffered no in
iuries. The door to the fire box was
blown off annd buried two feet in the
coal of the tender. The front of the
engine was also blown out. and in a
iiffv the entire mechanism was wreck
of it's former self
Fireman Rugg was attended by a
Garfield physician and then placed on
q train and sent 10 this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
GRAND AND PETIT
JURORS ARE DRAWN
They VIII Serve at April Term
of the United States Dis
triCt Court.

Following is the list of grand and
petit jurors drawn Monday to serve at
the April term of the United States
District court, beginning April S:
Grand Jury-James =. Hanson, city;
Walter Lawrence, Logan; w. N. Viii"
liams, City; Sam Campbell, Bingham
d; A, SWAP, eityi Thomas West Mt,
Pleasant; T. =. Harper, city, William
Plain City; T. n Wood, Farmington,
Nephi Y. Scho6eld, city; James Milli-
gan, Smithield; John NJ. Chamberlain,
city, Frank 3. yelling, Garland; John
Clark, city; Alma Tartingon, Logan;
David l.. Davis, city; John Iverson,
Oasis; James Black. Nephi; John
Conlisk, Ogden; John r. Bott, Provo;
G. a. Nelson, Springfield; D. II. Rob
weneer, Ogden, jacob Biglcr. Col
linston, John Bench, Logan; Frank
Judson. Payson; George MIullet, city;
L. ~ Stohl, Brigham City: George w.
Hilton, city; B, 7. Reynolds, Spring
Vile; Andrew Mccormick. Kamas; c.
R. Dorius, Ephraim; George B. Barker,
Willsrd; George Passey, Provo; George
Grantsville, Charles r.. Mcbride,
Tooele; Henry Cohn. city: Arthur Ellis.
Layton: Leo Mark, city: p. n Bar
rows. Ogden: l. NJ Thomas. Plain City;
Andrew Thompson Ephraim; r. A.
Robinson. Richmond; T. r. Ellerbeck,
city; j. b. Richmond, Provo, NJ. F.
Miner, Springville; II. c. Crouch, city;
w. f. Vigus. city; II. Garrett, Bounti-
full; Heber E. 1versou, city; E G.
Neighbor, Ogden; w. N. Cox, West
Jordan; C. l.. Haines. city; James Claw
son, Spring City; J. w Quinn, Park
City: j. II. Bigger, city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
AFFAIRS OF KAYSyILI
William Hacken Claims He wa
saulted; New Canning Facto[
.peciai TO The Trlbun,

SpeclSi TO Inc JIlDuues
KAYSVILLE. March 25. u
Hacken of this city is in a serio1'
dition as result of the beau
claims he received at the hands oi
Pearit last Saturday morning.
legged that as Pearit and Hack8
returning from dance In the q
ment hall, they began 10 quarrel. u
saws that Pearit drew a beer ootuc
pis pocket and beat him unmerc'iu|
finally left him in an unconscioa,
tion. Later he was taken 10 tae
George Webster and left 10 Que.
Mr.. Webster was working In hn
this morning at o'clock he iouno
en- in a very serious condition
Plans are being formed for tne
tion of canning factory near y!
Junction. In the heart OF tonnp
fruit district of Davis county. Ins
pany which Will erect the plan. y
Incorporated with S2o, 900 eapitaL
amount. 10000 is to be used IN lne
tion OF the plant and purchasing
cbinery IL is intended that as n,'
the stock rs possible be held oy ~
mers so as TO make the factory & y
ative affair. Thomas J, steed VII VII
as president for the first year .uS
officers for this term are: jos; d.
vice-president; Hyrum stewart se1
and trea surer. James O., Woou,
Blamires. Richard Stringham snu
Sheffield directors. - =,
\ reception was tenderea 'no y
bishopric OF Kayesville ward laSs
over $50 people sat down 10 ~. ..n- ~
Peter Barton. the retiring pisnpP
given gold watch and ms 'sy, us,
selors. John r. Barnes ana ns'
Sheffield. were each given MOTIF
The new bishop. Henry NJ. bloop'
the presentation speech. ,.s.r
Mrs. James Smith was s,nchs"
paralysis. She is now in a seriou'
Iion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
DISTRICT COURT
MEETS At OGDEN
Judge Howell Releases Ray
Swartsfager on a Writ of
Habeas Corpus.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DISPOSE OF MUCH WORK
School Principals Now Have an
Association; News of Ogden
and Vicinity.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 25.--In the District
court today JudSe Howell rendered a
decision in the case OF Tho Eccles Lum-
Der company We Anna n. Martin, find
ing In favor of the plaintiff.
The case OF the Oregon Short Line VS..
Wilson Cragun ct al was completed and
the court took IL under sdvisement.
In regard 70 the judgment recently se-
ger. under mechanics licn the motion
OF the defendant for new trial was
denied.
In the matter OF the estate of Mary
T.. Robinson her husband. p. NJ. Rob
inson. was appointed administrator under
bonds in the sum Of $500 Tne appoint
ment was opposed by a son Of the de-
ceased by q former marriage, but the
husband won out.
In the divorce case of Viols Lister
rs, William b. Lister formerly dentist
leaving bad record behind him. the
court granted the PLAINTIFF a decree Of
divorce and restored TO her her maiden
name.
The application for writ Of habeas
corpus OF Roy Swartzfager the young
Peterson trainwreckcr whose prank re
suited In the death of a Union Pacific
engineer and vino has been al liberty
under a bond Of $4,000 was granted To-
day by Judge Howell. The boy was
ordered set at liberty and his bondsmen
released This is one of the results OF
the Utah Juvenile court law. which up
holds the theory that no matter what the
extent Of the offense of a minor no court
bur the Juvenile court has jurisdiction
over tho person Of the defendant AS
there Is no Juvenile court In Morgan
county this may he the last oi the
Swartzfsger case.
case for damages was started in the
District court by Al o. Hout against
the Oregon Short Line. in which IL is
alleged that owing 10 neglect and mat
tention TO duty by the defendant the
plaintiff suffered heavy loss 10 certain
shipments OF cattle over defendants $
lines. There are nine separate causes OF
action in the complaint