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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26
BY RED PERKINS

made. while on the other hand Presi-
dent Schirm says that all leaguers
will be barred.
President Mcdonald of the Suburban
league said yesterday that 7. w. Her.
ron had donated a backstop to the
Colegrove team, while the Sunset Lum-
Der company of the same city had do
mated a score board SX12 10 the same
team. The backstop will he 32x1S feet,
President Mcdonald said also that he
had conferred with other members of
the league and that they were think
ing of pulling off a field meet in con-
junction with a double header to be
played off at the end of the season be-
tween the topnotchers and the clubs
lower down in the percentage column.
Mcdonald wants to hear from the Japs
regarding game Thursday. Call
A3S43.
Wells-Fargo baseball team is out
with challenge to play the Foresters
for a side bet of $40, the game to be
played on the Prayer park diamond
Sunday morning. Manager lilly would
like to hear from the manager of the
North Pasadena club regarding a game
Sunday afternoon. Call Tilly at Main
9425, Between 5 and o'clock.
Tropicos desire a game for next Sum
day with any Los Angeles club, barring
none. Call up Rice at West 1887, be-
tween and O'Clock.
The Athletics will play the Los An
geles Athletic club aggregation on the
Athletic diamond Sunday afternoon.
Game will be called at 2;30 o'clock
Manager Cline asks that all players
report promptly. The Athletics have
1. I
would be pleased to hear from clubs
Call Cline East 1888.
The Santa Anita ball club will play
the Harbor City club Turkey day on
the Point Firmin diamond.
Directors of the Colegrove board of
trade met the other night at Colegrove
and completed arrangements for taking
over the Hollywood baseball cl b in the
Suburban league. A committee was
appointed to look after the affairs of
the club in William Ward, secretary
of the Colegrove board of trade; Pres
ident Seward Cole II. Thompson and
Louis Stoll. Tom Valdez was appoint
ed captain, while Louis Stoll will act
as manager of the team. Ten Lcres of
ground have been donated by Seward
Cole and a grandstand will be erected
intention of Senator Cole, who do
mated the large tract of land, to open
a fine athletic park at Colegrove for
the purpose of accommodating baseball,
football and other athletic sports.
Two more games are to be played
off In the league, while there are sew
eral postponed games yet to be played.
Redondo has a postponed game with
the Huntington Park club at Redon-
do; San Gabriel has another game to
be played off at the beach resort at
the end of the league series.
The last league meeting will re held
In the Currier building, December 2,
and here is SOLE talk already regard
ing the organization of another Sun
, day afternoon league, to be composed
of eight clubs at least, President Nc
Donald would be pleased to have the
batting, and fielding averages of the
respective clubs at the end of the sea-
son, so that they can be published in
the various Los Angeles newspapers.
The Pioneers will meet the Cuban
Blues in the first game at Joy park
Thanksgiving day for side bet of $25.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26
Each Team VIII Be Represented by
Six of Last Years Men and
Hard Battle Is
Predicted
: COMPARATIVE WEIGHT OF TEAMS
DMNNNNNNYHNNNWN

The biggest football game Of the
Eouthern California season will be
played this afternoon at Fiesta park,
and Judging from the demand for
tickets, which have been on sale at one
of the local sporting goods houses, the
grandstand will be filled when the con-
test is started at 2:30 o'clock.
Coach Warner of the Indians stated
over the long distance telephone last
night that he was confident that his
team would emerge from the contest
the victor. He said: I'VE are prepared
to make the fight of our lives, and the
members of my squad are in excellent
condition. Although they are lighter
than the Saints we expect to tire them
with fast playing"
Coach Hempel said last night Il
never predict that my team VIII win,
although l will say that we Will play
the game tomorrow as we never played
1t before. The championship of South
ern California is at stake, and that
alone is enough to make the Saints
play hard. There is not q man on the
team who would not rather die than
lose this important game
Each team will be represented on the
gridiron this afternoon by men who are
trained in their own particular style of
game. Each team also has six of their
last year men on the team. 1t is prob
able that the Saints will start the game
by playing on the defensive. Although
they are heavier than the Indians, it is
we'll known that the latter is a much
faster eleven and undoubtedly the spec
tators will be able to see some of the
gridiron trick players from the Indians
that have made the Carlisle team re-
nowned all over the. country. Coach
Warner of the Sherman boys is a
brother to Glenn Warner, coach of the
Carlisle team and for several seasons
assisted in the coaching of the eastern
team.
Last years game resulted in vic
tory for the Saints, the score being II
to 6. According to eye witnesses the
game was one of the most interesting
ever played in Southern California, and
todays game promises to be just as
spectacular.
The length of. the halves will be
thirty-five minutes. Coach Draper of
the U. S. c. law school will referee.
Coach Noble of the Los Angeles high
school will act as umpire, with Pierce
of Pomona acting as field judge. The
gates will be opened at 1 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26
YACHTING GOSSIP

The new yacht for Warren Wood of
San Pedro has been completed by Joe
Fellows and will be launched this at
ternoon. She now looks very smart in
a dark green enamel. with her can
vas decks painted yellow. The racing
canvas has been finished at the Lewey
lofts,
The big schooner Skidbladnir poked
her nose into San Pedro harbor the
other day, after being for a week
among the channel islands. Capt. Matt
Walsh was compelled to feel his way
through a heavy fog on the run from
tire isthmus. The owner, Frank Gar
butt, reports the new shaft is now
working better and will probably not
REQUIRE alterations at San Diego. Mrs.
Garbutt's friends came ashore looking
the picture of health and were sorry
to leave the ship.
c. A. Bundage has had the yacht
Nautilus on the ways for a general
cleaning, and also Ralph Bandinis
sioop Vixen. He also put holiday ap-
pearance on the 2S5-ton Arain, which
has gone to San Francisco.
The Fulton Marine Construction COM
pany of Terminal island has just set
up the timbers of two vessels. One of
them is twenty-one feet long with O
horsepower engine, and another
measuring thirty-three feet over all
and an eight horsepower. engine. Both
will be sloop rugged for Los Angeles
owners.
1t is feared that the good old yacht
La Paloma will not be brought out as
an ocean going craft, Hancock Ban
ming had some planks removed at Nor
mon island the other day and consid-
cradle of the interior work taken out.
The new black racer for Walter Fol-
som was launched yesterday afternoon
from the Fellows yards. She has a
light red cedar spar which saves weight
aloft and looks like good business.
Football--Indians VS.. st. Vincents,
today. Tickets soc. 81, $3.50.
Ship cafe. Venice.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26
SANTA MONICA TEAM
WILL PLAY PREPS
Coach Townsend Arranges Game to
Be Pulled off This Morning
on the st. VIncent's
Gridiron
[sneclal to The Herald. ]

SANTA MONICA, Nov. 25.-Contrary
to reports to the contrary the Santa
Monica high school eleven will play the
st. Vincent's props on their home
grounds Thanksgiving day. 1t looked
for a while as if there would be nc
game, as the St. Vincent boys had
given out word this morning that they
could not play. Coach Townsend, how
ever announced this afternoon that the
game would take place.
The contest will start at 10 O'Clock
and the lineup for Santa Monica will
be as follows: Young, right end;
Wurtz, right tackle; Jackson, right
guard; Pulham, center; Weld, left
guard; Dalgleish, left tackle; Eager
left end; Harrison, quarter; Berkeley
right half; Haskell, left half; Thurs
ton, fullback.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

The crowd yelled for Welsh when the
round closed.
Round fifteen-They shook hands.
Abe rushed aggressively, but Welsh
held him harmless in clinch and backed
him up with succession of punches to
the Jaw. Welsh smothered in clinch,
Abe lighting entirely for the body. At
tell rushed bat Welsh danced away and
then caught him cleverly. Abe dropped
low and fought for stomach, referee
breaking them. Attell lodged away
cleverly from several leads of Welsh.
who was eager Both fought desper-
ately to body. Abe almost went down
but Welsh helped him up.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND

VIII Carroll, the All-Trilby catcher,
will catch for the Pioneers. The game
will be called at o'clock. Red Taylor
will umpire. Tie Pioneers and the
University Merchants will play off
their tie game tomorrow at JOY park.
Tomorrow, at JOY park, the McCor-
nicks and the Los Angeles Giants will
play off their game.
Following are the correct batting
percentages of the first three clubs in
the California State league:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

left leads to pit of stomach and pound
ed kidneys in clinch. The men kept to
the center of ring because of slippery
condition at edges. Welsh smothered
Abe with clean punches to face and
Jaw and landed at will at jaw and
staggered Attell. Abe appeared con-
fused, although strong and stubborn.
He stood his ground and took the hard
est Welsh could send and made Welsh
break from clinches by punches to
stomach. The men slid as IL on skates
and twice Welsh pulled Abe to the dry
center. Abe rallied, but Freddie's de-
tense was superb and he received about
half the punches aimed to the stomach.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26
Ship cafe, Venice.
Michlaan ouarantined

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The de-
graphic instructions from Secretary
Wilson today. placed the entire state
of Michigan in quarantine, in so far. as
concerns the interstate and foreign
shipment of cattle. sheep and other
ruminants and swine. therefrom. be-
cause of the prevalence of foot and
mouth disease.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

Oscar Chavez, formerly manager OF
the Santa Barbara club in the Cali
fornia Summer league, arrived in Los
Angeles recently en- route to Imperial
and Calexico with an All-Star team
to play the clubs of the Desert league
in several exhibition games. In all,
Chavez brought with him fifteen ball
players and the expenses of the club
will be paid by the merchants of the
Channel city. While in Los Angeles
he picked up Gust Mast, the former
Tacoma shortstop and now connected
with the Maier club of the California
Winter league. Manager Frank Benk-
ert is at a loss to find good man
to fill that position in his team in the
California Winter league ranks.
The Jap team and the Pioneer stars
are In great demand these days Word
comes from Mayor Burke, also man
aeer of the Norwalk club, to the effect
that he would for a change entertain
either the Jap or the Pioneer stars
In a baseball game Sunday, while
Manager Russell of Sierra Madre
would like to hear from the Jap club
in regard to a game also for this day,
as the rain interfered with their game
last Sunday.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

The Dolgeville club of the southern
State league will cross bats with the
South Pasadena club on the Nortll
Pasadena diamond today to decide a
side bet of $25. Batteries, for North
Pasadena, Smith and Lequin: LOT
Dolgeville, Rutland and Leonard.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

TIME Los Angeles Giants and the
San Diego team will play on the
JOY PARK oiaHond touay . ~ hava
money compensation Dun a, .UIr,S +he
peen playing classy pan uuhs 40
past rev weeks anu sornsed If bie
leaguers the Giants say they VIII
give the southern team d naIu III ~ ~
honors. j. 81 Alien mas ellia SCI o.io
seating capacity or the PARK anu eH-
poets big crowd. Inc game wiz wiz, nc ;e
caiieu prpihpuiy a Vic, viii he the
all pfopapHlty Iseu AaS 49, S,,Iei1o
INDICATOR mai III ~ g. IT, s-,,,+her,.
Hanrahan VIII oHlclate Ior the soo'HOi"'
team. Following is the lineup:
rOs ANGELES
GIANTS SAN DIEGO.
Slater. .............. C. ...,..........M Myers
Clark Hunt..... q. ..............H HOSP
Rroyypson ... III ,...........An try
Lane. Sd .......... .Downey
Hawkins. ............ SIS ....... McCarthy
Battles. ............. l. I. .''''' ;st1vni
Book. r $500 MAI S1oI,os
Clark - e. IL
Umplfes--IaYlor' IlAna'' a-''
At a meeting Oh tle cry 80. tou, n,.nro ~
Pasadena Iuesday Inorhlils eh e,i pl -,
sltlon OF lne raSa 't,tto "a tba r,etter
was 9as I5 $50. e. for free weeks Where
IS posslpllIIy tlta i I,ee cI,ndsv base
SrU"n CITY VIZ ~ ~ &c SayersI ministers
Dali sailles a. 49,, a., ,,,,reesed their onin-
were PreseHt anu eT 1posoI9ou sbo,,1d he
IONS that ouIluay peosep H.,
apollsheo III the oIo"Ai
mt co1+ o,,os ord the McCornicks
,, me ,,i 1oat' nc onenine, game at Jack
W " ~. Peg 4i.Ie+i oa,.Ir Tbursdav after
Doyte ,, So,,th Si5e Athletic cTib THE
iiooil a. ~ +no,,os viii he as follows.
llieup u .ne Teams 1,oCopN1rctrs
s sALr LAMBS .Lequir
Heiger '''''''''''''' n H. KimmeriC
az Eiv ~ 2b ......... .Pfeistel
Caubin. SO .......... Sullivan
Martinke. SIS. ............. Plakt
Clinton. l. (. ........K inkelir
Pedrotti. ......... T. f. $500; kerwil
Clark. ..........'.'' c. l. .''''H' N'iiii'Ae'' *
-.,, 1T hoe san+ IN mo-
The Nelonore cIup mas set. -, a ~
tlce challenging the cau 5et 10 49, -
team TOT. game lloAt 9sS ,oiI 49,
ager Glenn Is reques3eu ~ 9ooo .,
either Boyle eullset + ti'V, VI
con4.. Aro o,,,b IN +be
henllue VI tilo G"iiee. 80 tI. ,1oIo,,, dia
leh-lhHins TIE se'liie oi1 eiIo 90 tab IN tpe
mona naue me running e'''0'' 80 '''~
llrst INNING
-, - -, an :,
| Waiter Johnson aIloWea~pul Two SAT-
hits. Midget Brown pulleu on
| double al by hllnselt III the secolu
Bandit Roblnson hao Two Inlsplays
chalked to ms credit put mace up VIII
a good double play III the nith; ORA
shear made tne running loui eater
in the sixth: Meats was at MS Ole
| eioht to sae in catching Walter John
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26
CHAMPIONSHIP OF
PASADENAAT STAKE

PASADENA, Nov. 25.-With the
championship game but :. few hours off
Pasadena high school is still trying to
pick a team which will bring victory
to it's banners and at the same time
comply with the requirements as to
scholarship. All day Professor Leroy
d. Ely puzzled over the task, and it
was not until 6 o'clock that he was
able to post the names of the eleven
who will meet the strong Throop in
stitute team on the Tournament park
gridiron tomorrow afternoon. Even
this list is liable to change tomorrow If
the faculty can be pursuaded to per-
NIT one or two of the other members
of the squad to play.
Throop is ready and anxious. It's
eleven, although lighter in the aver
age than the high school boys, is in
fine condition and prepared to play
hard game.
After much discussion Boren of Har-
ward military academy and McErheson
of San Juan de Capistrana have been
selected as referee and umpire respec-
lively.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

Player Riggs is requested to call up
Peter Hansen at Main 5S14.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

The Neidmore club has sent in no
tice challenging the San Rernardino
team for, game next Saturday Man
ager Glenn is requested to call up
either Boyle Sunset telephone 20SO or
Home D1101 for further information.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

The new black racer for Walter Fol-
som was launched yesterday afternoon
from the Fellows yards. She has a
light red cedar spar which saves weight
aloft and looks like good business.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

Football--Indians VS.. st. Vincent's
today. Tickets soc. 81, $3.50.
Ship cafe. Venice.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

Henline of the Santa Ana club, in the
ten-inning tie game on the celery dia-
mond made fine running catch in the
first inning.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10
CITY ELECTION
OCCURS TOMORROW
REGULAR ELECTION To ~EI.KsC~T
OFFICIALS To SERVE FoR
NENT TWO YEARS OC-
CCRS TOMORROW.
These Officials Mere Nominated af
Democratic Primary Held Last
Summer and Nominations
Are To BE Ratified.

The regular biennial election 20
name the officials who are 10 serve
the city OF Columbus for period 81
two years from January lst. 1898.
viii be held Monday These officials
were nominated Al a Democrats pri-
mary held last summer. and the eiec-
ton tomorrow viii De simply a rati-
fieatioE Of the party's action. the can
didates nominated AZ the primary D.
ing the only ones before the people
The officers 70 De- elected are
mayor. six cOuneilmen and four city
school trustees. and The gentlemen
named at the primary are T. :. Don-
ness, mayor, B A. Weaver. Jno- A
Smell. L. a Vaughn. .. :. AeClan-
ahan. E. :. Moore and Jno. ". Steen.
members OF the city council, W :.
Newly. W. G. Gunter. Brooks Ne
Gowan and w. y. Pueketr. cigy school
trustees.
The election wil De held az the
city hall. the polls openin- az nine
a. m. and closing at Sis 3. M The
officers appointed 20 held the eiec-
tion are Or. Jno. a Broaa. Messrs.
ID. r McCrary and d. a. Ervin.
judges, Messrs- y. ". Nhitaeld aud
J. ". Adams. clerks.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10
Blind Tisrr CAUGHT.

II. c. Dawkins, = young Hhlte mar.
was caught in the act OF selling whis-
key near the Southern Railway de-
pot last Tuesday night. aEd VAS
promptly arrested by Constable ABE
Lofts, who was on TIE Young uan' ;
trail and had him under surveillance
when the liquor was sold. L Was
reported 70 Justice OF the Peace Bsv-
erly Matthews some time ago that
Dawkins was selling liquor. and he
instructed Constable Lofts 20 keep
an eye on ham. Late Tuesday after
noon Constable Lofts saw the Young
man get a suspicious looking pack
age from the osfee Of the Southern
Express Company. and when ~ left
the Office the constable followed him
After going oy his boarding house
and leaving part or the liquor. naw-
kins proceeded 70 the SouthsFa d.
pot. where he sold . bottle % The
stun 10 q man named Barnett A.
stated above. Constable Lofts had
his eye on the Young msn. and a.
soon as the sale had been eo1sum-
mated DawkiBs Was placed under
arrest
Upon being taken before Jastice
Matthews for trial "Wednesday morn
ing. Dawkins was convicted and sen
fenced to serve three months on the
county farm and pay q rne Of $50.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

The docket for the northern dis
trict of the supreme court has been
announced Some cases in the Third
district 70 De taken up Monday have
been announced that are OF Interest
te Columbians. The whole docket is a
very long one. including some eighty
four cases. and VIII be taken up the
next two weeks OF the supreme coart
sessions before the State cases come
up for consideration
The cases OF local interest are as
follows:
Dr.. r. J. Murphy IS. w. Hutch
inson. This case was appealed from
the circuit court after : decision in
favor of the complainant
Mrs. Meggie F1etes Is. The Bel
Lumber & Manufacturing Company.
which is a suit for damages occasion
ed by the death OF her son while IN
the employ OF the defendant. TIE
case was appealed from the circuit
court over a year ago after a verdict
in the lower court in favor q the
defendant.
B. F. Avery & Sons rs Y. c Ne
Clure ct al. This case IS in eonnee-
ton with the liquidation OF the New
South Plow Works, and vas appealed
from the chancery court
Carrie Staples rs. The Standard
Stove Works This case has been
before the supreme court once before
and is now appealed BY the defend
ant after Il had been returned BY the
supreme court ard the complainant
had secured judgment for damages IN
the sum or one thousand dollars
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

The gin house, cotton and cotton
seed destroyed by fire near McBee,
Ala, last Monday night, belonged TO
Mrs. E. K L. Chatham, instead OF
to Mr.. Neal Lawrence, as was printed
in The Dispatch of last Wednesday.
Mrs. Chatham Is Mr.. Lawrence's mo-
ther, and the plantation on which
the fire occurred Is known as the
Lawrence place, and this accounts for
the error in stating the ownership
OF the property which was destroyed.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

Mr.. A. NJ. Byram, of Selma. Ala.
spent several days of the past week
in this city at the bedside of his little
girl, who has been quite i'll. It Is
gratifying for their friends to know
that the little one has passed the dan
ger line and is now on the road to
recovery.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

Miss Mackie Connell is visiting in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. john
ston this week.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

the contract would be promptly car
ried out.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

Most 70 select froz. ie-s 70 say.
at KanfnanA
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

Mr.. Cecil A. Beasley OF Fayette,
Ala. was IN the city Friday
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

CONTINUED on Page Eighty
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

Mrs. J. A. Johnston has returned
from her fathers home, Mr.. J. w.
Locke, at Mayhem. where her sister,
Miss Willie Maude, was very sick.
but is now much improved.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-10

Mrs. q. W. Boyd OF ths Dunbar
neighborhood was IN the city shop
ping Friday.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-19
DIES At THE AGE OF 1o7.

Daniel Moriarty, Born in ireland in
1901, Passes Away in Minneapolis.
Of more than usual Importance to
Irish Standard readers will be this
brief announcement of the death of
Daniel Moriarity, Who passed away
Wednesday in this city at the age of
l07 years. Mr.. Moriarty was native
of Ireland and lived in Minnesota over
So years. He was best known to early
residents of LIE Sueur and Nicollet
counties where he formerly resided. He
was three times married and was the
father of 10 children. OF these may
be mentioned John Moriarty and Mrs
M. j. GIN of this city. Mrs. John Nc
Cabe of st. Peter and Mrs. John Nc
Cabe of Cleveland, MINI. The remains
were taken to LIE Sueur Center and the
funeral was held yesterday morning at
that place.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-19

STATE OF MlNNlt;0TA. COUNTY OF
ENNEPlN--PRORATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Glea-
son, Deceased
Letters of administration on the estate
Of Mary Gleason. decea sed. late of the
County of Hinnepin and State Of Mime
sofa. being granted to John Mahoney Of
aid county and state
1t Is Ordered. That six months be. and
the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order. in which all
persons having claims or demands against
the said deceased are required to file the
same in the Probate Court of said County
of Hennepin for examina ton and allow.
ance. or be forever barred.
1t IS Futher Ordered. That the first
Monday in April. 1905. al 10 o'clock a. M.
ut a general term Of said Probate Court,
to he held at the Court House in the City
hf minneapolis. In said county, be, and
the same is hereby appointed as the time
and place WHOM and where the said Pro-
bate Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That notice
Of such hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested in said estate by
forthwith publishing this order once in
the Irish Standard. a newspaper printed
and published In said county.
Dated at Minneapolis this 14th day Of
september, 1908.
BY the Court:
GEORGE r. SMITH,
Judge Of Probate.