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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-15

mitted in the county.
: 2. As to mlsdemeanors, we have
instructed the county attorney to file
informations direct to the county
court so as to save the expense to
the county OF transferring the cases
from the district court to the county
court As a result Of our Investigation
twenty informations have been filed in
the county court in misdemeanor
cases. OF these twelve iDformations
were for violations OF the prohibltory
law, and four informations were for
gambling. We feel. however. that
the facts learned by this grand jury
will be Of material assistance 10 the
county attorney In his work hereafter
IN the way Of securing injunctions.
etc.
.. In regard to the violations OF
The prohibitory law we beg leave 10
report that from our investigation we
find that great quantity Of whisky
is being sold all over Grady county
In violation OF law. We have endeav.
ored, TO the best Of our ability. to
meet the situation. and with the as.
sistanee Of the officers We have ex.
amined 232 witnesses. from every sec.
tion Of Grady county. who. we believe.
should have known who was yiolatine
The aFohibiiory lawi bat IN most IN.
stanees, II these Witnesses admitted
that they had bought whisky. they
would add that they bought in some
alley from a person whom they did
NOT know. As grand jury we are
Wiling 70 say. after q thorough lnves.
legation. that unless public sentiment
u Grady county becomes more erys.
tallized in assisting the officers of
the county, We are at a loss to know
how this Illegal traffic will be broken
ap we feel That some steps should
be taken which will check the people
their oaths in whisky
cases. We. as a grand jury. can unan-
Imously say that in our opinion a
great many OF our citizens who. in
other matters would consider their
PATHS as a binding obligation, yet.
when it comes to testifying in whisky
'ases they absolutely disregard their
,ath.
4. We also find lack upon the
lart Of peace officers in the different ,
ownships in doing al they can to help !
he county officers enforce the pro !
ibtory law While the Justices Of !
be peace dc no have jurisdiction in
fhisky cases. yet as we understand !
he law all peace officers have a right !
. arrest offenders for violation Of i
ais law. and to Immediately bring !
lem before the county court. which !,
as exclusive original Jurisdiction !,
Continued on Page A. i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-15
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Ni and Mrs. William Grace Arm
strong announce the engagement and
approaching marriage OF their Gaugh.
ter, Bonnie DurahS to Nj Budd VII.
liam Andrews. The wedding ceremony
VIII take place in the Methodist Epis.
copal church, Wednesday. Jan. 6. al
2 clock ia he afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-15
CHANGES
In INDIAN.
AFFAIRS
Are RumOred but SeCre-.
tdry Denied the Re-
port in Part

Special to The Express.
Washington, D. G., Dec. t5.-secre-
tary Of Interior Garfield said today
that no change in the present admins
tration of Indian affairs in Oklahoma
was contemplated but If any change is
made. It will be in the consolidation
OF Commissioner Wright's office under
the agency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-15
He RAN FOR GOVERNOR.

Yaneey W. Carter of Georgia. who
made The race for governor of that
state on the independence ticket. is
spending few days in chickasha this
week looking for farming location
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-15
LOTS SELLING FAST.

About thirty lots have alreay been
sold IN the Steele addition, west Of
town, which was opened up only a few
days ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-15
App q To THE FoRcE.

At the Jacobs Cigar Vendor
Factory, during the past week,
fourteen additional men have
been put on the payroll, making
about forty employees in the fac.
tory The company is rushed
with orders and the force will
be still further increased.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
GOHPERS TO MEET
TAFT AT BANQUET
Will Confront at Civic Fed
Grafton Dinner, First
Since Campaign.
BY JAMES HAY, II.

NEW YORK, Dec 15.-SamueI Com
pers. president Of the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor, whom William II. Taft
denounced, during the recent campaign.
as liar. viii sit at dinner with the
Pres ident-elect in the Astor House to-
night
The occasion viii be the banquet OF
the Civic Federation, 10 which Mr.. Taft
has been invited as the principal
speaker It Will be the first tine che
two men have met since the campaign.
Some Of Mr.. Tafts friends today
thought fl might be we'll for him TO
avoid meeting with Gompers, but it
was decided that IL the labor leader did
not mind dining with the man who had
called him a liar, Mr.. Taft had no rea-
son to object
The President-elect had a busy fore
noon today receiving callers, or whom
the most prominent were Senator Albert
J. Beverage of Indiana and Chairman
Walter Dickey. of the Missouri State
Republican Committee.
Mr.. Beverage called to pledge his
efforts in the Senate toward securing
the new ADMINISTRATORS program OF
progressive legislation. He also believed
the new House Of Representatives
would De progressive and would start
out by revising the rules governing the
procedure of the House
Mr.. Taft has no other engagement to
day than the Civic Federation banquet
tomorrow he will put in receiving
callers and tomorrow evening ne Will
speak before the Ohio Society at the As
tor House Thursday morning he will
leave over the Southern Railway for
Augusta, Ca, where he will arrive Fri
day morning.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
THREE, TIRED OF LIFE.
WOULD DIE TOGETHER
One Has Perished and Others Are Expiring When Pc
lice Come and Call AmbuIances- Officer Also
Owe. he by Gas.

CHICAGO, Dec I5.-One man Is dead,
two others-a man fortune teller and
his aged blind nlother-are thought TO
be dying, and a policeman is suffering
from the effects o. temporary asphyx-
iation by gas as a result Of what is be-
heved by the police to be triple death
pact consummated in part at 65 Liberty
street early today.
The Dead.
A. BERNSTEIN, twenty-five years
old, a painter. found dead from the eff
fects Of escaping gas.
The Dying.
Eugene Feineburg, twenty-one years
old, a fortune teller, taken from the
house in an unconscious condition and
believed to be dying.
Mrs. Sarah Feineburg, seventy-eight
years old. mother OF Eugene Feineburg.
and blind, removed from the dwelling
in dying condition.
The Injured.
Policeman Arthur Murphy, overcome
by gas in attempting to save the I'M
conscious inmates OF the house; taken
to Maxwell street station. where re-
s-oratives were administered.
Special Policeman Slzer was passing
the house IN Liberty street when ne de-
tected the Odor Of gas At first he was
inclined TO believe that II came from
street pipe, but his Investigations
soon led him to the door Of the house.
SiZer attempted to gain entrance into
The house, but without avail No re-
Spouse TO his call could be obtained.
Policeman Murphy was called, and
with the assistance OF Policemen Nor
an and Dunn, they broke in the door OF
the house. Bernstein was found To be
dead. and only spark Of life appeared
10 remain in the bodies OF Feineburg
and his aged mother.
Carried to Open Air.
The unconscious survivors were car
ried 10 the open air and efforts made to
resuscitate them while an ambulance
vas being called.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
5 YEARS FOR Girls DEATH.

NEW YORK, Dec I5.-Five years at
hard labor in State prison and a hne
OK Sl.O0O was the sentence imposed by
Judge Ten Eyck IN Newark on DIT. Her
man A. Glatzmayers convicted OF hay-
ing caused the death OF Miss Mar
Nliet, a choir singer Of Blairstown. by
an illegal operation Notice of appeal
was given, and the doctor was reIeas
in $500 bail.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
FIGHT FOR HEwET7 MILLIONS

OSWEGO. Dec. 15.-The contest over
the S5,OOOOOO TO 100000 estate OF Fred
erick Cooper Hewett has begun here.
The will gives but about 100000 to rela-
tives. An only sister. Mrs Arnott Of
Elmira, who brings the action to set
aside the instrument, was left nothing
BY the terms OF the will II any Iegatee
tried TO break 1t he should forfeit mis-
share But Mrs. Arnott, having been
bedueathed nothing, can sue without
danger. She is credited with possessing
81 OO0, 90 in her own right.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
TO FLOAT THE YANKEE.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Dec. 15.-The
navy tug Pontiac arrived here. having
on board a complete compressed air
plant to be used in the work OF raising
the United States cruiser Yankee. Com
mander Marsh has dispatched the collier
Lebanon TO the Ch9rlestOwn navy yard
20 take on thirty shots of chain cable
hfteen fathoms long. TO be placed under
the Yankee and attached 20 big pontoons
10 be used In raising her.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
TEAR EARRINGS OUT.

NEW YORK, Dec. I5.-Holding a re-
vOlver to the head Of Mrs. Dora Cold
man, in her apartment at 115 Attorney
street, a well-dressed young man Or
dered her to remain silent while two
OF his companions jerked a pair Of dia-
mand earrings from her ears and cut
pocket from her dress containing SIS
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
CONCENTRATES TURKS

LONDON. Dec 16.-Premier Asouitb.
A J. Balfour, Foreign Secretary Grey.
Winston Churchill and $50 other mem
hers Of the house OF commons have
sent a cOngratulatOry address to the
Turkish parliament. which opens in
COnstantinople this week The address
is headed From the Oldest OF Parlia-
ments to the Youngest" and expresses
confidence that establishing the Turk
ish legislative body will lead to tbe
contentment and welfare Of all races in
the Ottoman dominions.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
AUTO SKIDS; TWO HURT.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-William Cans
chow. wealthy Chicago manufacturer
was probably fatally injured and his
daughter was less seriously hurt. when
Mr. Ganschow's automobile skidded on
a slippery pavement and cOllided with a
street car
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
TAFT'S NEW YORK
PLURALITY 2O2,6O2
Hughes Pulls Through by 69,462
Margin, by Official
Count.

ALBANY, Dec. 15.-Taft and Sherman
received a plurality Of 2O2.6O2 in New
York State over Bryan and Kern. ac-
coTding to the official vote as announced
today by the State board Of canvassers.
Governor Hughes plurality over
Chandler was 6S,462, and the vote for
Horace White for lieutenant governor
exceeded that OF John A. Dix by lis. 715.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
PAY MILLIONS OF TAXES.

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-Since october
New York realty owners have paid
10 the city for 1908 taxes. SS4.SlO, 9i3,
which is over 100000 more than was
paid in the same period a year ago.
and 100000 more than the department
collected in the whole Of 1906
The Washington times., 1908-12-15

1t was while the blind woman was
being carried out by Policeman Muir
ply that the latter fell unconscious
from the effects of the gas fumes.
According 10 neighbors, Bernstein has
been out of employment for several
months and the Feineburgs. with whom
he lived, also We're given to spells of
dependency.
Intimates Of the household told the
police they believed the three people
had decided 10 die together 10 end their
misery.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
FIND BIGGYS BODY
FLOATING IN BAY
Found by Tug Boat and Is
Being Brought Back
to City.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15.-The body
Of Police Chief Biggey. who was lost
overheard from the police launch, while
returning 10 the city from Oakland
about ten days ago. was picked up BY
a tug boat and IS now being brought to
this city
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
CAN QUIZ PRESIDENT ELIOT.

NEW YORK. Dec I5.-President Eliot
Of Harvard. has consented to answer
questions submitted in writing at the
close Of his address on 'I-aygiess. esq
before the civic forum In Carnegie Han
tomorrow evening
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
POWDER EXPLOSION
INJURIES EIGHT MEN

NEWDERRY, Pa, Dec. 1.-Two men
were fatally injured and six others were
badly hurt a. the result OF an explosion
here early today A foreigner acciden-
tally dropped q match into a keg OF
powder.
and four houses more dvnamited 10 pre-
vent further loss.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
COLLIER BIDS OPENED.

Bids were opened at the Navy De-
par Ifnent today for the construction or
one cI the Two golfers appropriated for
Just before Congress adjourned last
summer Cramp & Sons were the low
est bidders, SIl5.G00. the Newport News
Company coming next.
with a bid OF $4,000.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
White House Callers

Senators McLaurin, Mississippi.
Warren, Wyoming,
Representatives Douglass, Ohio.
Parsons, New York.
Bennett, New York.
Burton, Delaware.
Governor Curry, New Mexico.
Harry Lauder, Scotland.
The Cabinet met today.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
CREW BARELY GOT ASHORE.

CHARLOTTETOWN p. Z. l., Dec.
15.-The schooner Laura Victoria, bound
from MabOu, n. S, for Georgetown,
p. e l., with coal, was wrecked off
Murray HarbOr. and Will be a total
loss The captain and crew of ten men
reached shore with difficulty.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
TO GIVE TOWN HOLIDAY TRIP

EIdridge, Of Norfolk has Chartered q
special train for Tuesday. December p
and viii give old and young there a
free Christmas excursion TO Hartford
She also viii provide a hotel dinner for
her party Of several hundred persons
and give each a theater ticket.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15

Brush. Comb, and Mirror Sets; fancy decorated
white CeIulOiG-
Chndrens Brush, Comb. and Mirror Sets; neatly
boxed.
Infants CeIuIOld Sets complete with outfit. brush,
comb, pun box. soap box and rattle In pink blue,
Manicure Sets eoony or coeoboIa wood, good TT
tings.
Smokers Sets pipe, cigar. and cigarette holder,
match safe, tly boxed.
Brush and Comb Sets. decorated porcelain. Cellu-
loid, fancy metal sterling silver, and ebOnOid.
Leatherette Covered Collar and Cuff Boxes
Large Shaving Stands. nickel plated.
Work Boxes completely fitted
Adjustable Shaving Mirrors.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
SMALL MATTER.

SOandsO.-Barker knows his own bus
mess
Humpher.-Yes: but he doesn't mind
q little thing Ike that-Puck
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
Purity Candies

Thousands Of people, especially
mothers and fathers Of children.
have become regular patrons OF our
Candy Counters, for here they find
candy 50 pure and tOOthSome that
children can eat il without stint. and
at prices that are scarcely more
than half what you pay for equal
quality in stores that put a price
on their name
The Washington times., 1908-12-15

Large size Parlor Lamps; brass
trimming, center draft
burners: new decoration q - -
ard shapes Worth S49S. , ~
opeclaI at-------------...... - -
Meriden Cutlery Co.'S Steel Carv-
ing Sets stag handles, S-inch extra
quality steel blade O..
knife. Each set war , 40
ranted- Worth s. for. AsT -
Extra quality Nickel Plated Nut
sets, one cracker and six
nut picks; in neat box. Spe- uC
cal &I.--------. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -
Brass Gas Light PortabIeS; COM
plete with fringe, green shade, tub
ing. mantle. burner and 30
chimney. Worth SI.oO. , QX
special aJ---.--------------. 40 ~
Our Winner" Carpet Sweeper, ex-
ira well made and good o.
S quality :, 6 b brush, ST.10
Japanese China Butter /Or
Tubs; neatly decorated. huS
Worth Csc for...................O W
Union Hardware Cos. Steel Fxten-
sion Ball Bearing Roller
Skates for boys and o. ~
girls; Worth 50 pair. , Q&
special dJ------------------ -
Imported China Novo:sy
Cream Pitchers, including 49,
cows, goats, and bears. Choice
ab----..---- -..--...----...... - -
Imported China Syrup Pitchers and
Plates; dainty decora-
lions Large size. Spe- CT ~
cial price for one day , N
Large size japanese China Bon
Bon Dishes. brown body with $50
rose decorations. Worth 81 he
each Special at--..------.-H -
The Washington times., 1908-12-15

Military BTu shes, ebony rosewood hnish. Pair
OF good bristle brushes Neatly boxed
Manicure Sets. pieces IN each EbonOid or
celluloid Good quality fittings; neat clOthned box
Comb and Brush Sets ebony rosewood finish;
good quality bTistles- Neatly hONed-
- Infants Sets, celluiOid brush. comb and rattle
Pink blue. and white
Work Boxes Large assortment OF styles
Leather Collar and Gun Boxes; strongly made
Smokers Sets.
Nickeled shaving Stands, with adjustable mirror
lather cup and brush.
Child's Silver Brush and Comb Sets
Triplicate Shaving Mirrors, with fancy decorated
backs.
Decorated Glass AtOnizers and Puff Boxes, IN
beautiful designs.
The Washington times., 1908-04-09
QUAKER CITY PLANS
225TH ANNIVERSARY

II You are in Philadelphia during the
week Of October ! next, you'll probably
change yOIr mind stout IL being a
sleepy old town. II viii bv a mighty
lively place about that time. FOR cl err
body Tier" viii be whoopirg things ND
TO celebrate the TACT that the CITY or
BrOJheTly Love is % years old.
4 delegation from Philadelphia. head
ed BY former Representa-, AIOrrCIi
called N the White House tld-y L. M
wife the President 10 be amor Z tHosa
present WpeH the big CaIeHratiun is
pulled OF The President said ne knew
that he'd have fine time II hr mace
the trip. hut couldn't promise I'm fact
he intima;ed that hr PROBABLY would
not De there.
In addition 10 Ar hprrcU the d,lrEa-
ZION was composed or Gen. Wendell
4 Bowman. Col. James p. CorycU Col.
Louis r. BeitleT. capt John ~. Groume.
anG Frank u. Ia lame.
The Washington times., 1908-04-09
cHFSAPEAkEA AND OHIO RY.

note: Pu5usEe1 Only as lIf0rlatIon aae
not guaranteed
% , ~ & O. Limited Daily. Fast
reSribu.s train Pullman Sieepe-S 70 Lax
t-rron Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapolis
I--sraEo ana - LOuls- EaE-or Car sJ-
VIRGINIA Hot Sp-irEs week DAYS Pullman
80 louisville - Memphis and Nsu or
T.ars Dining cars, q Ia carte service
no p NJ F. V LIMITED Daily
Solis vestiDule Train Pullman sleepe-s 20
T5-~i-nati Lexington. and Louisville
r,S-rrzrtrlenc sleeping car 10 Virginia Eor
Sr-Incs week days Dining Cars a "A
&c service Pullman sieepers Cincinnati.
= T-hf~a-o and St Louis and Louisville 10
G.--nhIs Nashville, and New Orleans.
PSse-vat.ons and tickets al Chespeaks an
r,,S5 ordces 5-5 PeInsy saaia ave. SOS Igta
:. -scr +. and New Ln!Jn Station Tee
-Sc,- Main $50 Tor Washington Terminal
- ess--Ice and Nain 1usS o. go Tor - q %
TJ-xer once nO15-Lf
The Washington times., 1908-04-09
BUILDING BOON
LEAPS IN MARCH
Permits Issued Call for
Expenditures of
$l,190,694.

With the coming OF spring, a notable
increase is shown in the building opor-
ations or the District. rive hundred
and thirty-one building permits. involv-
ing an expenditure OF S119069f were
issueG during the month or March. ac-
cording to the report OF Building IN
spector Ashford. an increase OF Si64. SCI
over the preceding month
The permits include nlnety-eIght
brick dwellings. s446.G01. seventy-eignt
frame dwellings. SIs9.Go0. one gas tank.
s23o, eco: one boathouse. $. 600; one grand
stand, Union League Park, S5C00.
four stores. $9.25c. and one factory.
S15.G0.
The following Summary VIII show :he
distribution Of Improvements in the Va
rious sections OF the District. and the
values OF same.
The Washington times., 1908-04-09

The cure OF catarrh has now become
an absolute certainty and can be posi-
lively proven in your case. II you are a
catarrh victim.
Probably ne other treatment for the
cure OF disease ever discovered, will be
gwen such wide publicity among physi-
clans, scientists, and catarrh sufferers
as inc "Germidor," the wonderful new
killer, ''Microclde."
No matter how bad or chronic your
case or catarrh may DC, and no matter
now long you have had IL, YOU can be
positively and absolutely cured.
the wonderful ''Ciermidor'' is a little
instrument which can be held ina the
closed hand without being seen II has
extraordinary power I'm forcing into
every possible nook and corner OF the
mucous membranes OF the nose and
thToEt. The new Eern-kine- Micro
clue; is the latest and most certain ca
"a. h-Sern destroyer known.
NO c2Iarrh germ can es-aua when
with IT,
All gaggiuE. splitting. hawking. and
Ioul breath quickly disappear. and tile
catarrh IS permanently cured
longtime treatments with Sura "
DutDS. icllIes. Oiutments. etc. ere en-
ure!y done away with and the "Gormi-
dor works with equal success I'm cases
or cstarrE, ha- fever. bronchitis. etc
Mall the coupon below TO-DAY 10 the
lsJNOr Co. SO Schiller Bldg Chicago
uI4 information. including very "a Iu-
ADJ" booklet on catarrhal diseases. will
ne sent Nou at once. Don't delay.
The Washington times., 1908-04-09
COURT RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
tCaUed Yesterday

Va 27424. Posey vs.. Seamark ct a..
pro coufesso made absolute; Francis p.
SFe-hy appointed trustee instead or
y Graham L. Eshleman. and conveyance
made TO complainant. Complainant r
solicitors ShePhy & Sheehy; defend
ants solicitor. r. L. JetfOrds
No. 1885. Stubblefeld vS. Stubble-
field. demurrer sustained and leave
granted 10 amend complainant bill
Complainant solicitors. Leckie, Fulton
X Co. defendants solicitor. J. 5.
Easily Smith.
No. 25S97. Smith vs. Baker; appear
anCe OF absent defendants ordered
Complainant solicitor. e. r. Emig.
No. 27T2O. Hawkins vs. Tribby, rule
returnahle April l.. 1908. Complainant
solicitor. J. A Stewart
Called today
No. 2eZS5. Tebbs vs. Wilson. auditor =
report confirmed. Complainant's So
licitorS. Tucker & Kenyon.
No. 1854. Jordan 81 al vs. Gemmill
II al. order authorizing sale com
pleinanIs solicitor. n. II Classic
No. 21443 Fulton VS. Unknown heirs
Of BenTy BurfOrd 81 al: decree pro
coHfesso. Compartments solicitor, Philip
" alker
The Washington times., 1908-04-09
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctt

THOMAS BOWLING & CO, AuctioneerS.
SD ST. y w
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED real.
ESTATE. BEING STORE AND DWELL
ING NO. fo@ 1ST ST. wv.
BY virtue or a certain deed II trust duly
recorded in Lioer No. cS07 at folio SCI Of seq.
one OF she Land Records Tor -Ce District Of
Columbia. ana at the request OF he party
secured thereby. we VIII sell al public auction
IN 'front.' o. the premises on MONDAY April.
2" 1908, AT 40 O'CLOCK p. N, the follow
ing described land and premises. situate in
me city OF Washington, District OF Columbia.
known and distinguished as and being all OF
I9t lettered ''P'' IN Arthur j. Vests and
others subdivision OF part OF square num-
beTed Six Hundred and Twentv-nine ts2e),
as per plat recorded in Id5er ''B.' folio &c.
OF the records OF the Office OF the Surveyor
or the District OF Columbia, together With
the improvements thereon
Terms OF Sale-One third OF the purchase
money in cash. and the balance Ga one and
two years, with interest payable semi
annually and secured by 4 deed or trust on
the proFc-tv- or all cash. at the purchasers
option 500 deposit required AT the time or
sale. All conveyancinE. recording and no
tarIsl fees at cost Of purcha ser. TerUls Of
sale TO be complied with within - days
otherwise the trustees reserve thu right 20
resell the property Al the risk anS cost OF .hs
deIaultinE purchaser
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER T'-ustee.
6T2 1lth nv.
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Trustee,
40 5tl st NV.
ana 1911 12I4I5l6
The Washington times., 1908-04-09
Equity Court, No. 4.
IL STICE GOULD
called Yesterday

Nc. 27575- Eerfurth vs. Stoadert,
tide made perfect in complainant.
Complainant solicitor e g. James
No. 1862 GuidotI VS.. GGido-ti: PROOF
ordered taken before r. H Fitnam,
examiner. Complainant solicitor. p.
a. Marshall. DEFENDANTS solicitor. II.
=. =. Atkinson.
No. 265iy. LawtOu vS. Erinkman:
time 10 file transcript Of record eNtet d
ID. Complzinant's solicitor, W T. Am
prCEe, DEFENDANTS solicitor. -. w. Darr.
No 21442- RUPERT IS Coyle- Title
made perfect i'm complainant. Com
plSiEautS solicitor. 3. = Leighton.
No 1853 Hazard vs. Hazard: divorce
a vim mat deCreed. Compartments So
lhcitoT, W. +. Ambrose; defendants So
Iicitor. A. Sillers.
No. 1136S. Haslam vs. Hasiam. cause
referred to auditor Compartments So
licitOr. W r Ambrose; defendants So
iiC.tOr. J. A TOomey
No. 1905 Sutherland vs.. Sutherland
time 20 take proof limited. Complain
ants solicitor. J. Med. Darlington: de-
PENDANTS solicitors l.. 2 Harlow and
J. II Wilson tr