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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25
CAIRO IN 1871
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The Bulletin noted The presence in
town Of a number Of professional
gamblers and confidence men There
were Grasshopper Sam. Five Finger
cd Jack, Eager Jim and Slippery Sam
and others.
The report Of the public schools for
January shows number Of pupils en-
rolled TO have been 5l9; average daily
attendance iiC
A Poor Mans Social club was or
Eanized with +. Bross, president, A.
Commgs. secretary. and " Il. Smith.
treasurer. Mayer Watson, D. T. Line
gar, Jack Winter, Pail Howard.
James Sumerwell, John Clancy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25
PASSING COMMENT.

The really disgusting feature about
this mad rush for wealth is that we
were left at The post-Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25

Now that evidences of water have
been detected on Mars the theory may
be advanced that the inhabitants are
civilized to indulge In stock
gambling g-Washingt0n Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo, Alexander County, ilIlnols
Population 16,1i7.

Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS E MAHONEr
City Attorney FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller. ERNEST NORDMAk
Police Magistrate. A. J ROSS.
Chief of Police, NJ. s. EAGAN
Alexander County, Population 22,467.
County Clerk. JESSE Il. MILLER
Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVIS.
Sheriff FRANK e. DAVIS
States Attorney. ALEX. WILSON
County Superintendent OF Schools
prof. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRED n.
Board OF County Commissioners.
]. ]. JENNELIE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25
LEGAL DECISIONS
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Preference of Bankrupt stockbroker
y broker hayir : pledged stocks
becoming insolyent redeemed certain
of them, and turned them over 10 the
customer tor whom they were par
chased. On the ground that this
transaction constituted q preference
the trustee in bankruptcy brought ar
ton for their recovery, alleging that.
as the broker was under no obligation
TO deliver certain certificates to the
customer the relation of debtor and
creditor, rather than Of pledgea and
plcdgor existed at the time of in.
solyeucy The United States Supreme
Court in Richardson " Shaw. 2S Su-
preme Court Reporter, 5l2. held that
the real character of the broker was
that of common-law pledge, and. the
certificates of stock being merely to-
fens Of ownership. it was immaterial
that he was not compelled to return
any designated ones to his customer.
Injury to Passenger From Imple.
ment Carried on car-In the case Of
Farrier ". Colorado Springs Rapid
Transit Ry Co.. % Pacific Reporter.
294, 1t was shown that a passenger
mounted trailer attached to an elac,
tri@ car, and placed a long hoe that
he carried on the front platform. so
thai its handle was just beneath the
hood of the front car. Owing to an
irresularity Of the track the weight
Of the hood OF the first ear descended
upor the handle, causing it to splinter
ard piece of it to fly backward.
strike and iniure a passenger within.
II appeared that the conductor knew
Of the position Of the hoe. but did not
request the owner to change it. The
supreme Court of Colorado held that
the question of the negligence of the
conductor in permitting the hoe to re.
main m its position was far the iurvs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25

The EuIietln 10 on sale at the follow
ing places:
Coiemsn's 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25

James Quinn aud T } kerth were
among the members.
Gen. Don. Carlos Buell. was in the
city. In attendance upon the circuit
court, in which he was plaintiff in Il
lawsuit.
On sunday January 29th. Bishop
Whitehouse confirmed a class of ele-
ven in the Church OF the Redeemer.
The first party of he Delta Social
Club was given on January 3lst at
the han in the Office OF the Cairo
Property Company, 1t was the swell
est event of the season
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25
At New York.
At Kansas CtY

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25

Force without judgment falls by its
own weight.-Horace
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25

Napoleon was a great man, but
when he wore out his people he went
to St Helena
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25

| Here are a few specimens OF the
omens which are associated with the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-25

Friendship that flames goes out in a
flash.-Young.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

ginoert tpeibe Narmoripiten unb
SdnIfen. ipie o bengalii6em Seier
iihersofen, bon Dem bunfelnSen Sirs
man,ent iid erboben, nGbrenb Der
6nrten i6on i'm 4benbiGatten laa.
Ginigc Iusenblide iab Der Siingling
it'd auf bas berrIi6e. Intercollegiate
giD. Sie Nonne bate Die 8riefe
5niammengele9t uno CAB lie linn Jest.
@r bemerfte Die Sbeilnnbn,e in i6ren
Wienen uno iagte. binausbeutenb
Sic @esenpart lit bunfel, Sdtuelter.
Ibcr nit @ott ipirb Die 3ufunft 6el
uno eroB unb rein tpie Der gum Sims
mel itrebenbe T%ielenbau bort. @eten
sic fir MIDI. baB meme @iinids.
mein Streben ii6 erfillen mD9en."
SD .iuerbe beten. DaB sic tets
uaG @ottes Biaen fonSeln; bann
focroen Gle gliidlid fem, entsegnete
Die Gdreiter. i'm iorsiam auf lein
2inurer geleitenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

aui fol5 al fem, CAB bob bns gsinubts
iein, Der @rdfiu faitui ~nadSuieben.
Dora eiueu Salt uHb erleidNferte ibr
Den llrnsane NIT Der boxne6men Srmr.
Sieie inbeffeu fonb gu ibrer llebers
raifung 10 eiel @~eritdnbnib uub
Sbeilaabme fir ibren S9nterS, eiu
10 tiefes Semitic. ELM 10 reidbes Ger
lerlsben bel Dem ilmsen Mabfen, baS
feline @eieaIAait ibr 6alo u~uentbebr>
lib nllrbe.
Nu6 @raf Sersau, relder Die
Commemorate ebenfaQs in SunSs
brlld 5ubra6te, filblte lid 81 DEM uns
9etpobnlih be9abteu uno liebensipiirs
Oiser Wdo6sn bitlee3osen unb dlBerte
pit ge9en leine 0emablin: n@enn Der
8ruoer ibr nur batbpegs slei1t, Damn
gent aaGs gut" Crit felt einieeu
@oden bate er Die @rGfin uno 9ora
ipieOer nah Bien eebradt, unb IN IFS
rer 8eicaifaft ting CT an ouf5ule@
ben, ii6 bon ben SdDreden ser pergans
genen Gage gu erbolsn uno elmer neus
en-. bcffnunesrei9en 3eit 5u5ulpen>
ben.
SorteRund foIot0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
W6tnmg, fatbolii6e
Samoim1er,

Wehrere ~tauieub older 2ano gu oertauTeu in
ber hinge9eho bon &iee Safe. Barronr@ ountn,
astS.. nnbe bel totboliid)en airoben uno Snulen;
o ldlones Varmlouo tuie nod irgeubtpp su iiuoeu
IN. audl itGotiidle NrbeitS1 eIegenbeiten iIr Dir
better nno 9apita!iiteu. Gas 9ano bemegt iih
TN yreiIe BON $40 bis $50 per Nder fir pilbes
5olSlono; 9epig Sol5, uut oas 9ouo oomtt su
be5ahlen; oerbeHertes Nauo ppn S25 bis $50 lie
rad SAGE nno 8erbeferingeu. I'm r6bere @us.
tunft ihreibe man ar Wep. g. 9. 2dmit,
&ice y ate, mis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
WGtuug, Tarmer!

SaDt Shr 6nier, SeM. 9artoi elm. Y9eiseu. Rorr.
Hoaaen' W.rite, Gier, Butter poec 1beraanpt
irasiepeihe 8ar,nprsSutre 81 uertaufen? Weni
10 bauu inreiot CRIT an 9ot. 3. Wasle. DUBUQUE,
Soscs, nrb :rast i'm uns ieine Greiie. Man
o~breitre einieh: Z. Z. staeie, dubuque. Jopa.
n. Is. 3err Wa9le tautt luo pertaITs aud
Gtabt. uno Sarmeile1tbE;n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
MiEouri= Tarmen.

Wan idareibe nm Gtoatstarte.. aamphIet, unb
@etterberict; fret perianot. SaSel !. Vsssf,
ghilicothe. Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05

Dora iaB i'm 3immer Der @rdfin
uno iab eifrig Die 3eitunseu na6.
Die, ipelfe BEN Sies bon Rosara ses
melbet, trus lie ltets bel ii1. Sest.
ba lie HaGri1t bon ibrem 8ruber ers
balten, fonnte tie iiA crit rebt pariber
freucn unb ieoe gin3sfbeit bes Be-
ri6tes lib persesentpdrtisan. 9eru
bate lid, felt lie &albinsen b%eslais
len. 9ciitig uno torperlid isbr entpis
delft. Sbre @eitalt mar boiler, Die
3iige fuaren beitimuuter. ibre Sal
ting iiberer eeirorSer. Der Sufents
bait III SnnSbrud. pobiu Der Iesic
grisf bes 9rafem gersau lie besuf,n,
bate unsemein tpobltbdtis anf iie see
itdrtt. unb Ser rubiee Iufent6alt in
Der berrliGen Ilpenrelt ibrem @es
miitb Die ianfte Seitertcit t~rieoergegcs
ben. Die ibm bon Natur eieen mar.
Sas YerbdltniB gu Der @rdfin bate
lid, nadbem Dora ibre S6iibternbeit
Der Dame gcseniiber perloren. bnlb 81
elmer inuieen 5reunoi6aft seitoltet.
Benn iic audi ipeit entfernt mar, Sars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-05
ON &e56c It.

N~UItPVSVIUP, @teu,
oSas lit Der Sreuno meincs ga
tsrs. oon DEM Sugo iprad). Gut. ard,
ihm ircrbe id) i6reiben. Gin S1leicr
nar5 bent anbern lintt; BALD piro aQcs
bcu nnr tiar ppr mir lieacn. nnb Damn
-. Damn ipiG i'd Elm Manm icin
,tno tpie Elm Maun hdnbeln."
Gdipeiter Mpbonia trat eiu. .Sie
Sonne gebt inter, iaete tie; .ib mill
Sic 5uriidfiibrcn." Sic heutete bel
zen &orten mad Dem Dom bin. oelIen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-28
Ladies' Sweaters at half price
Where? Eliason's.

ladies' Sweaters at half price
Where? Eliason's.
Edwin Bench and George Bigby
were passengers to Rexburg on Wed.
nesday.
John Il Hill will leave for an Euro.
pean mission next Wednesday. Mr..
Hill Is the son OF VIM J. Hill Of the
First ward.
Parties DESTROYS Of paying their IS.
sessments on the Rich. Cache can leave
them at THE REPUBLICAN office and
receive their receipts.
Do you want snaps2 Thea
look at the discounts offered at
fllason's.
Mrs. Jenpette Os,lund left Tuesday
for Portland, where she VIII spend
Thanksgiving and then 40 on 10 Seat.
tic. She will spend agar along the
coast visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. John Cornish and her dauRhl r
Mrs. Ruth Larsen Of Cove can't TO
Logan yesterday TO see Miss Arvie
Cornish VINO has recently undergone
an operation for appendicitis.
Lost-A brooch, between 452 North
First East and tie auditorium. A
gold pin set with pearls and Clipped
diamond Finder call at Murdock's
Candy Kitchen. VIC
L. w. johnson and j. II. Byington
Of Downey, two OF the promoters OF
the Marsh Valley irrigation project,
were IN Logan Wednesday. They ex.
pressed themselves as being entirely
satisfied with the future prospects Of
Dowpey add McCammon
10 speaking with A. G. Lundstrom,
manager Of the Lundsl rom Furniture
company about his recent demOnstra-
tion at which he served coffee and
other c, reals Of various kinds lie sta .
ed without reservation that nine cut
of ten persons called for kotfe-et thus
turning coffee down.
II YOU haven't the Time TO exercise
regularly, Doan's Reguleis VIII pre-
vent constipation. They induce a
mild, easy, healthful action OF the
bowels without gripping. ASK your
druggist for them. 25c.
Ray Kent of Lewiston and Miss
Eddie Burnham were married In the
Logan temple last "Wednesday A tiue
rece ption was held at the home Of the
brides parents in Richmond on
Thanksgiving evening. About fifty
guests we're in attendance, amonp
them were Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Smith
of this city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-28
HExAMETHYLENETET.
RAMINE

The above is the name Of a
German chemical, which is one of
the many valuable ingre dents of
Foley's Kidney Renely. Hexa-
MISUNDERSTANDING is recognized
by medical tex hooks and author.
tiles as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon
as you notice any irregularities
and avoid serious malady. Ritter
Bros. and sold by al. druggists.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-28

If you suffer from constipation
and liver trouble Foley's Orino
Laxative will cure you perma-
nently by stimulating the diges-
tive organs so they will act ma
turally. Foley's Orino Laxative
does not grippe, is pleasant to take
and you do not have to take Taxa
tives continually after taking
Orino, Ritter Bros. and sold by
all druggists.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-28

Wanted-50 head of cavalry horses,
bays and brown, $50 to 100 lbs. 4 to 8
years old. Is TO l5i hands high. viii
be at Logan one day only, November
q, at Bowens Livery stables.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-28
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Richard NJ. Baker OF Mendon leaves
on December 8 fov q California mis-.
sion.
Bankrupt sale at the Lo gan Fur.
ni;ure Company.
It's time TO buy an Avery beet dig.
ger. Sidney Stevens Implement COM
pany, agents.
Jed NJ. Blair went to Franklin yes.
terday In the interest OF the Logan
hospital
Bargains in Suits. Hats. Coats
and q new line Of Dress Goods al
Ellason's.
DO not miss the clothing sale at the
Star Clothing store, opposite the post.
ofiice.
Brigham Pond returned to Lewis.
to yesterday after visiting with his
family here.
G. p. Ford's ladies' shoes; Douglas
mems shoes, the best o. shoes In the
world, at Andreas Peterson.
Ladies' and chiIdren's sample
coats al cost al John n Ander.
s0h's.
Alfred Lundahl and Jennie Turner
ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.and
Mrs. McGraw Al Provo.
The railroads Of Cache valley have
been taxed more heavily during this
month with the hauling OF beets than
during any other one month since the
raising Of beet begun In the valley.
Ezra T. Benson, former student of
the 3. Y. G. and now with the Pingree
bank of Ogden, spent thanksgiving
with his relations in Logan. He re-
turned to work yesterday morning.
A special sale is now running
on chiIdren's coats and furs.
Come early and make your Sc.
Iections. Mrs. 7. D. Roberts.
Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years OF suffer,
ing. At anydrug store
Interesting Thanksgiving services
we're held In several of the wards on
Thursday. Addresses we're given by
Prof. W. s, Langton at the Fifth ward.
Dr. George Thomas at the Fourth
ward, and by Mr.. Thomas II. Dry at
the Presbyterian church.
tIlaso1 Sisters want your pat
rOnage. Give them a trial. They
will always give you value re-
Celved.
| Noah Waddle, who once lived at
Hyde Park, Is now located in Salt
Lake City. He is entirely satisfied
with his location there. His sons are
progressing nicely In different trades
| that they are learning.
| Coach Teetzel with Mrs Teetzel
and children arrived 10 Logan Thurs
day evening and have rooms at the
Eagle for the present. Mr.. Teelzel
has been doing work at Cornell and
the University Of Michigan, and comes
TO the A. c. with thoroughly up.to
date ideas along athletic lines.
| Eliason's are selling Ladies'
Sweaters at half price for a few
days only.
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs Knup
pei, In Smithfield, on Wednesday, the
25th, at 8 y m; occurred the marriage
Of their accomplished daughter; Miss
Marie, to Mr.. Il. N. Evans OF Bingham
Canyon. The Rev. Martin Thomas
pastor OF Trinity M. E. church oil
Logan pronounced the beautiful and
impressive ring ceremony which made
the happy couple one. After congrat,
lations a number OF invited guests
partook OF the wedding feast. The
young couple we're the recipients OF
many beautiful presents. They will
make their home In the great mining
camp Of Bingham, were the groom has
erected neat little cottage. Theil
many friends JOIN In wishing them q
long, happy and prosperous voyage
through life.
If you suffer from constipation
and liver trouble Foley's OrinC
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CITY AND COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.

Cut flowers Of all kinds cor :. antly
on hand at Murdoch b Sons
Bankrupt sale at the Logan Fur.
niture Company.
J. W. Dutton has been here during
the week In the interest OF the Ameri.
can Correspondence School Of Law.
While others advertise sales
don't forget that tIlason Sisters
also Sell goods at q bargain.
After all an Avery beet digger is
the thing. Sidney Stevens Implement
pany, agent.
Robert G. Lowe, the husLling furni.
ture man at franklin, was In town on
business this week.
Big Clearance sale OF all millinery at
Mrs. II. +. Christensen's, Richmond
Great bargains Ia hats
a middle aged lady can find com.
Portable home by calling on Mrs Har.
riet Robbins, 274 East, Third North
Ladies' Sweaters at half price
at Eliason's.
Prof. West OF the U. A. c. went to
Ogden yesterday to spend part Of his
vacation with. his people who live
there.
LOst-Between Logan and Millvilie
check book belonging to Israel Bar.
low. One dollar reward will be paid
to the finder. Leave at this Office.
A winter supply Of new suits
and coats is arriving daily at
Ellas0n Sisters.
Willie Stewart, sou or j. u Ste wart,
who has been Iaboring as a missionary
for the past twenty-six months In
Illinois and Iowa, is expected to get
his release and be home to spend
Christmas with his parents.
The Logan Hide AMI Junk company
is paying the highest price for hides
and furs They also buy scrap iron,
metal and rubber Call them up aud
have them clean up The old shoes and
scrap iron.
Go to tIlason's, II yol don't Jet
bargains, just let US know.
Carl Smart and his recently welded
bride, formerly Julia Hendricks. have
returned from California, where they
have been on an extended honey moon.
They visited many interesting places
and return home having had a good
time.
the WILSON, one Of the lsadlnl
Hotels Of Salt Lake City; Rates $l.oo
per day and upwards. Music durlnl
meal hours. Headquarters for Cachl
Valley people.
There will be a missionary party
given In the First ward room OF thu
tabernacle, Moniay evening. Novern
Der 30, at 8 o'c'ock p. M, for Elder
John Hill who leaves for q mission or
December 2, 1908, there will be goot
musical program given Refreshment,
served. Come every body and enjoy
yourselves.
Coach Walker leaves this mornin,
for Chicago University where he Is L
continue his studies In law. HI.
many friends in Logan are sorry to Sc,
him 60 aud hope that he may be with
them again next fall. During tn,
past week he has had many affairs
given In his honor as all his friend!
and attendants have been eager L
show him their appreciation Of Iii
worth and friendship,
Special prices on boys and
mems clothing at John Il. Ander
sons.
Get your Thanksgiving cut
flowers from G. ". Lindquist, tn,
undertaken.
The stealing Of 1920 from the resi-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-28
YOUR MONEY

YOUR MONEY is
indeed poorly protected if you
guard it-Place it in an In
stitution where it is protected
by the best known modern de-
vices and Vaults-And where
you can check against it at
your convenience.
You protect yourself best
with a checking account
Every check when cashed be-
comes a Legal Voucher.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
MINING NOTES.

It is announced by the officers of the North
Butte Extension Company that a contract has
been made with the Butte Electric and Power
Company for power for all hoisting. pumping and
lighting purposes The use of electricity instead
of steam means a saving of 30 per cent in power
charges. besides making for greater efficiency.
At the t00-fOot level electrically driven pump
capable of handling water from a depth Of | OO0
feet Will be installed. The sinking of the shaft
work is being done on the rOo-foot level and
when depth OF LOCO feet is reached another
pump Will he Installed and the first pump brought
down to the lower level
a meeting of the executive committee of the
Montgomery Shoshone Consolidated Mining Com
pany held yesterday receive the report OF
the expert selected examine the company =
properties. As there several maps accom-
panying the report and about two weeks viii he
necessarily eiapse before copies of the report cum
secretary has been authorized to give out the
following facts:
The report is much less favorable than WAS
hoped IL shows that while there large ore
reserves the developments Of the last six months
have been disappointing and that much of the ore
IS below commercial grade The future value Of
the mine will largely depend upon the develop
meuts in the Sulphide zone. to which point the
company is now sinking shaft rapidly as
possible
The directors Of the BatopiIas Mining Company
have elected l.. II Stevens president, succeeding
George " ouintsrd y +. Palmer elected
vice president in place Of Mr. stevens. Colonel
DUDLEY Evans was elected treasurer in place OF
was elected general manager. Z, ". \ JorsenSen q
was reelected secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
CONDEMNS /. &. &. REPORT.
Unfair to Denver s Rio Grdnde,
Says Railroads. President

Edward T. JeTery, president Of the Denver &"
Rio Grande Railroad Company. was indignant yes-
terday over what he termed the entirely incorrect
impression conveyed by the report sent to the sen
ate Tuesday by the Interstate Commerce Noifl-
mission regarding the management or certain coai
properties by the railroad. Summaries of the re-
port contained in the Washington dispatches sdlu
that the commission learned that tie capltai
stock of the Utah Fuel Company was owned by
the Rio Grande Western Railway Company, ana
that this road a component part or the Denver
& Rio Grande Railroad.
Referring to this portion of the report Mr. Jenefy
said: Evidently the special agents of the COM
mission made this wonderful discovery had
taken the trouble to read, even in a cursory
fashion, the annual reports of the Denver d. RIO
Csrande Railroad Company For several years the
latter company has given in its annual reports
under the title of securities owned the stock ana
bonds of the Utah Fuel Company, either in its
treasury or pledged collateral with the trustee
Of the mortgage"
Mr.. Jeffery said the statements made in the re-
port of the Interstate Commerce Commission were
manifestIy unfair to the Denver & Rio Grande and
the Utah Fuel Company: that it was all done Tor
political purposes, and that such statements were
calculated only further to impair confidence.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
OSBORNE DEFENDS SELF.
Nc5o Light on His fiction in 4mer-
ic0n Ice Case.

James W Osborne, appearing yesterday in op
position a motion made by Joseph s AuerbaCh.
counsel for the American Ice Company, to inspect
the minutes of the special grand jury which in
vestigated the so-caled Ice Trust, and which re-
fused to find indictments a result thereof. made
startling charges against members of that grand
jury. said lie found that many of the jurors
were interested personally in the result of the
investigation that he felt obliged TO ask that the
matter be taken Of their hands.
ore gentleman the jury" Mr. Osborne said
had q FIVE year contract deliver the output of
his ice houses to the American Ice Company; an
other the owner of stock in the American Ice
Securities Company the holding company Of the
American Ice Company: another member so
close To a stakeholder in the ice company that he
told me he could do nothing against the company.
When I got that grand jury room 1 had no
case at all"
the minutes said that the American Ice Com
pany would oppose the submission of the matter to
another grand jury He seemed think that the
American Ice Company had been overIong a sub
ject investigation, and said that certainly the
Attorney General could not have rowing COM
mission investigate 1t forever and day
Mr.. Osborne argued that to permit inspection
of the minutes by the company would defeat the
ends of justice. and that what it really asked for
lis that the State of New York give it every par
ticIe of evidence it has against it."
Long controversies the question followed.
Justice Davis reserved decision.