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New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
n CUT In BANK FEES
Has Done Ascay srath Fat
-" Pickings.

u...s5 in the liquidation of state
., sSsins lew law. making the State Super
* lDdeE .,l-s he official liquidator Of failed
s.ssnt o. .--,i,,,fions. as compared with the
hsnkiiAe ,a,,-erships is startlingly. shown in
rs.f7o :. q home Bank OF Brooklyn. which is
.sss Of ~ came under the operation of the
a. bShH .,.,icb will reopen for business to-
kE. an sfter having been in charge Of
~ Ho' l,r Department forty-two days, at
ssie b@---- - only S1at0 This includes the
si sNpei,c ereciaI Deputy superintendent, cleri-
q Of u'e "a miscellaneous expenses, such rs
a7enses ..seinr etc. Compared with the cost
srg Su'e.' ,aceirerships. the saving to stock
sns " s-..oe;rors under the new law is little
rs sne "ai.ional. and proves the new method
Ssn sens. t4e s.ste banking institutions. which
s-sisau"s +,,a federal system, TO be most
sssS sa'0',t ,,o-t of Brooklyn is a small institu-
y hoHe I-sri.al Of slo0,0eo and total deposits
( bss.Is. bBt as the state receivers are paid
s! ~ eo- their services and do not re-
esd s'le-y ..cs of the mones they handle, as in
- qS'e.,.o- receivers. the cost Of hquidating
sse q .i.,s would be al the same rate. the
q - 5spendinE upon the duration Of the
- eAlS r-,se~ the rews system the cost of
sss'sn-i,, 80 Williamsburg Trust Company would
,sssAAe cseied 5000 as compared with S4o,0O9
fss -s,ei1ers Of The institution and their
ssei - - 7-s.ioe Kelly last Monday This $4,000
- . .,-5s The expenses of administering the
- I-., -sn-esens only the fees Of the receivers
. =. .,g,nsel-uho, by the way. asked s2oa,eoo
iif- -rI,ss Il is said that the saving to the
81 So. ,ro,,}5 have been even greater than
3 al'l- - the work had been done by the
- ,.yk syS' examiners. from the fact that they
e. eSlA lli. .ccomplished il more expeditiously.
- trork Of the Supreme Court. allowed
&-E pies. Ernst Thalulann and Henry g
- -, = g. +-eir work in connection with the
sso,ser go Trust Company This amount has
sss9 paid. however. as the Attorney Cen
..,.tpsa an injunction preventing the pay
s '..a .-s he case is now pending IN the courts.
=. ~ hcvreve- that the receivers in this
go re+ Intimately, not less than $500 oo9.
~sz ls-v the cost OF the receivershiP for
T.--Es-booker would have been about 5000
: A..r1g A..r.v1rg table shows the cost Of some re-
...Ts-sbips compared with that Of the Home
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
the grace OF God, free and independent. to julius
Danziger. SaCfred Darzgsr, Casper DanziEA-. Arnold
Lanzlger. Ad9lph Danziser Bernhard Da1zssr Ernst
31orZ Schneider. Schneider Hugo Schnsi5sr.
Alfred Schneider Grsta Gotrschalk Edith Susskn5 Ger
hard Danzger LII for FTisabeth) DanziEe- Eva Dan
Gertrude Danzi=er Mount Sinai Hospital City %
York Montehcrs Chronic Iuvalf1s.
City OF New York Hebrew Orpha1 Asylum n the C1ry -
New YORK. Heprew Iecnnlcal institute N tAs Cly
New York Educational Alliance in the City OF New
York Hebrew Shetering Guardian Society. IN the City
Congregation Bnaf JsshurIE. CorgregatorJ
NaIwfns Schneider. Johanna Franke Cacis Cohu Moss
Nortz) Dsnziser- Saiu DanziEe-. Greta Nunre--
slCy Bruno DaPziger Alfred Danzlger. Lydia Becker
Elsa Danziger GLnther Schneider, Nay Schneider
Cottscha1 M-rgot Susskiud. Hannah Rosenthal David
Rosenthal. Noses ROsentEal. Frances Davis.
ueis, interested the Estate OF NaC
Danzger OF County OF New York, deceased.
creditors egatees ot kin otherwise send greeting
personally be appear tefore Surrogate OF
County Of New the SurroSates' Court OF said
County. held the Han OF Records in the County OF
York. the seventh day or July 1905, balt
PAS forenoon u that day. then and
a judicial settlement q the os
proceedings Virginia DanziSer and William Hyams
such OF hereby cited under
Of twentyOne years. required TO appear by
appear and apply for t1 be appointed. in trs
event your neglect failure a guardian viii
appointed by the Surrogate 70 represent and aet tr
In testimony whereof We have caused the seal Of ~
surrogatss Court OF the said County Of New York bs
hereunto affixed
County. ar County OF New TorS ths
L 81 OF May. IN the OF Our Lord
thousand nine hundred and st<ht
DANIEL J. DOWDNEE-
Clerk OF the Surrogatss' Court
GROSS & SNEUDAIRA. Attorney for Executors.
800 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Foreclosure Sale.


SUPRE01E COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.-THE
y Mutual Life Company Of New York. Plain
IFS against Ludins. and others Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duv made entered N the above entitled action bear
ing date the 18th day May, 1903, the undersigned
the Referee said judgment named, will sell at public
auction New York Real Estate Salesroonl. Nos
14-i Vesey street Borough Manhattan. CITY Of
New York on nth day of June 1905 II O'Clock
noon on that day by Herbert A Sherman. Auctioneer
the premises directed said judgment be sold and
therein described as follows:
All certain plot piece or parcel Of land with the
the Borough OF Manhattan City and County Of New
york bounded and described follows:
Beginning point on the Easterly side OF Second
forty feet Northerly from the
intersection OF the Eastery side Of Second
Avenue Northerly side of one hundred and
twentythird Street; unnins thence Easterly, parallel
with hundred and twenythird Street. hundred
feet: thence Northerly: parallel with Second avenue
sixty feet Westerly, parallel with one hundred
tVenty-thrd Street one hundred feet 70 the East
Second Avenue: thence Southerly along
side Of Second Avenue, sixty feet to the
beginning togetS< with all fixtures and
rite attached tc used connection with said
premises all Of which declared by said mortgage TO
he by the
Dated New York. May 22d. 1908.
NJ LINN BRUCE. Referee
JAMES McKEEN, Attorney fer Plaintiffs. 55 Cedar
Street Manhattan. New York City.
The following diagram the property be sold:
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pAINsFORD, ROSA E--rrs People Of the State ,oe
n New York. By the grace OF God free and lnde+
Individually and trustee under the III OF Rosa =
Ratnsford for George .. RainsIOri. F9Sa Ranstord
Martin and Mar Reynolds. Francis Speir. ind.
vtdually and as trustee under the Viii OF Rosa p
Rafnsford George D. RainEf0r1. Rosa RaInsford
Martin Mary Reynolds. william 7. Innes. in
dividuay and trustee under the LAST VIII and testa-
Ransford Martin and Nary Ann ynolcs, Rosa
Rainsford Martin Mary Reynolds National Tenn
George Rainsford Martin. Ralph Martin. Woman
Union Missionary Society Of America for Heathen
Bliss. Edward r Reynolds. George Reynolds.
Arthur Reynolds. Jessie Gilman John Hamilton.
ctval Mo-e Anna Maria Moreli Fannie LOUISA Jones.
CIendennns. Lydia Cleujsnnng Mar Service.
Ella Speir MOErow RoesEt " Speir Adels Shss Louis
Dean Spsir, Iheodora Spefr c nnstt. Jacs watson
JEANNE s Salisbury Louisa Dean SasbUry Eleanor @
Westervelt. Elizabeth Agnes Allan. Hsfen G. Allan.
in the estate Of Rosa E. Rainsford ate Of the CoIty
Of New York deceased creditors. lsgatses OF
kin otherwise. send greeting
personally and appear before our Surrogate Of
the County New York al the Su-rogares' Court Or
York. the 18th dag OF June, 1908 at half
clock in the forenoon of that day then and
proceedings George F.zins-ord Katharine Rains
ford, William T Inues and Francis SDeir- curors
sun or you as are hereby cited as are under te or
twenty-one required appear ~ your guar
dian. II you have one, or if have none 10
and apply for one 70 be appointed IN the %
your neglect failure do a guardian viii az
pointed by the surrogate to represent for you
in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal os
the Surrogates Court CT the sst7 County O
II 6 Hon. Charles H Beckett a Surrogate 81 our
said County OF York ths
24th day of April. the year OF Lord ous
DANIEL. J DCWpNEY.
Clerk % the SIr-ogatss Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Citations.

N,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
Il the OF God free and independent. 20 Helen G.
Butler, Virginia Butler. Louisa Swami Kate n
Weherf James C1i1ch Smith Ella r. Er~nuet Bessie 8
White. Coruelia s. Butler Lawrence Butler. Charles
Stewart Butter. Susan Louisa Huntington. Charles
Merflon. YOande eriOn Marie Cincb Merill0n.
Marie Pierre Cnch MerilI0n Nicoi Osborne Cor
nelia Stewart Osborne. Lawrence Woodruff Osborne.
Harold Sayre Osborne. Ernest Baxter Osborne. Maxwell
Evarts Butler and Charles F. SOuthmayd
heirs and next Of kin OF Anna G cneh deceased send
greeting: Whereas. Maxwell Evarts Butler. Of South
Orange New Jersey has lately applied
Court County Of Kew York. have a certain
instrument IN writing dated 18th cay August.
1870 and codics thereto respectively Fslr-
ruary 10Th 1887 18th. 1888 November 2Oth 1890
and November 24th 1897. relating
sonal property. duly proved the Testa--
Anna C. CInch. late OF the OF
deceased. therefore and each
before the Surrogate OF York
HIS Office IN New he nineteenth
day OF June, thousand hundred eight. az
half-paSt O'Clock IN the forenoon OF day
and there attend the probate OF the said
Testament And slch Of you are hereby cited.
under the age OF tWentyone years are required TO
pear BY guardian Il have II you havs
TO appear and apply for 70 be appointed
tie event Of neglect failure TO do guardian
Will be appointed by the Surrogate to and
caused the seal Of the SUTrogats's said
County OF New York to be hereunto AFFIXED
IL. 81 Witness. Hon Charles II. Beckett. a Surrogats
said County OF New YORK. said
County the 23d day April IN the year
thousand nine hursred and eight
DANIEL T. DOWDNEY
Clerk of the Surr0Kate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

JNoDEY. FREDERICh -II1 PEOPLE OF TE5H
and independent Mary scheu. 23s East 49th Street
Borough O. Manhattan. New York City. creditor
Of Frederick Vodey, deceased ard all other cred
ttors OF Frederick Wodey. deceased late OF this
City Of Newark. state cew Jersey. II any. whoss
names are unknown petitioner. and the Comp
state OF New York. send greeting You
and each Of you are hsreoy cted and rsQuired per.
souav he and appear before our S1rrogate cc
the County Of New York. at the SUrrogates Court oc
said Couuty held a the Han OF Records n tfs
New York. the 18th day OF july, 1905,
A. haifpast ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day
then and there 10 why AncillaFy Letters
Testarn entary should be granted and Issued "a
Henry Fsnghof. Executor OF the last VIII, Ts5
lament and Codic Of Fre6sricS Wodsy deceased late
OF City Of Newark. state Of New Jersey, AMI
such Of you hereby cited, under the ags
Of twenty-ous years required 10 appear b. you-
guardian II you have one. or r you have none, to
appear and apply for 20 be appointed r. ths
event Of your neglect failure to do guardian
will appointed by the Surrogate TO represent ard
&C FOR you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused ths seal Of
the SUrrogatas Court OF the said County oc
IL York to be hereunto afhZsd- Witness.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF our
SAID County, g the County Of New York, the 20th
day OF May. IN the year Of our Lord ore thousand
nine hundred and eight DANIEL j DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogatss Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

:, Williams. state Superintendent OF Banks.
-,sssssion or april % Of the Home Bank
:. =. nsz law which vas signed by Governor
= on april .. ard designated George 5.
- :, examiner IN the department, as spe-
I. s.--,r srpe-intendent TO Eluidate the insti-
- Tbs hank failed On February !. 1t viii
=. ~ THURSDAY under q new management
: : condition satisfactory to Superintendent
-Tzrs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

V'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK sY
Il the Of God free and INDEPENDENTLY Lydia
Susannah Rebecca Dowsett Alfred BFchett Aana Fran
Hedges. Henry walter Mann. James Brchetr
Mann. Franklin Joseph Kirkland Edwin Mortimer KIT
land Franklin Joseph Kirkland, Jr.. Harry Ellsworth
Kirtiaud Linda Elizabeth fSirtlsnd Hse George Edvard
Kirkland. AItana Frances Brchett Alfred BiFchett II,
Comptroller Of the state Of New York ana 70 al persons
Estate James Brchefr. lata Oc tho
County or New York. deceased creditors Iegatess.
OF kin otherwise send greeting
and each OF hereby cited and required
personally be and before Surrogate OF The
County OF New York. the surrogates Court Of said
County, held Hall OF Records IN the County Ot
York. the 30th Of june. 1908. half-pasr
OF that then and there
to judicial settlement OF the OF pro-
United Trust Company % New York
Executor Testament OF said deceased.
hereby cited under the OF
required appear BY your
guardian II have II have ncne to appear
and apply for 70 be appointed. IN the event
Of your neglect failure 20 % guardian will "a
appointed by represent and for
the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the Seal o. th-
Surrogates Court OF the said County OF New
II. 81 York be hereuutc affixed Witness. Hon
Abner Q. Thomas. Surrogate of SAID
county County OF New York, Orb dsy of
Nav N year of thousand hundred
and eight. DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
CLERK OF the Surrogstss' Court
STEWART & SHEARER. Attorneys for Accounting ES-
ecutor. IS Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
i u Beckett. a Surrogate OF the County of New
York notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
aIatnIs william Bartes late Of County
sew York deceased. present the same. with vouch
thereof the subscriber at his place
tnS business No 100 Greenwich Street. the city
sew york on or before the 18th day OF July
dated New York. the 18th day of January. 1905
FERDINAND BARTELS. Administrator. 160 Green
wich Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York
"a Nassau Street. New York
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I2srd Street.

l25rd Street.
or the Hen charge to
tbich the above described property
Sc cox se5 IS with interest theron from the sth day
i0S Together with and allowance amounting
-, s4sI S6 with thereon from the 18th day OF
NJ Io0S together with the expenses the sale
nn1Sroxtmate amount the taxes assessments water
other which to be allowed 20 the
Sassr ont OF the purchase paid by the Ref
erea is s5T7.97 and interest.
PARED New York. May 22d. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

(,ANDEE. EDWARD wTIIIS-IN PURSUANCE OF
- a. order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York notice is hereby given to all
having claims against Edward Willis Candec.
late OF tie County OF New York deceased TO present
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber. at
her place OF transacting business. at the ONCE OF
Shland. Shoemaker & Hedges No SO Pine street
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York or bs-
the 25th day OF June. ieOs.
Dated New York. the 9th day OF December. 1907.
EDITH c. MATHEWS. Administrators
EHILAND, SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys for
AdministratIix. 80 Pine Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
MUTUAL LIFE TRUSTEES ELECTED.

III 70 opposition ticket in the field the com
~Es ticket o. trustees for the Mutual Life IN
---'s Company Gss elected easily YESTERDAY
I < tTsnty-tLIee trustees elected there IS onIS
<asE nen5ey- The new man Is Stewart ShlIlllo'
-faer member Ct ire Cntermyer committee He
-a-cnssd Charles Leuier who retired because OF
: age snd business cares. No successor has peen
f.-. II Charles NC-fCrd VINO died recently
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Public Notices.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PERUVIAN
~ Government does recognize titles In
tates in the Putunayo Region which registered
In Oflces.
FELIPE PARDO. Peruvian Minister
washington, 2. c.. May SO. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
CHARMING EXCURSIONS
West Point, Newburgh and POughkeepsie.

Daily (except Sunday by Palace Day Line
steamers. Leave Bk1yn. Fulton St (by Annex. 9:
A NJ Returning down boat due 42d St. $50 p. u.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Proposals.

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY. U. S. ARMY
~ 80 Whitehall Street. New York City. y. May %
leOsSsaled proposals. duplicate furnishing and
delivering subsistence this city times
may required July 81. 1908, accordance
the specifications and conditions forth Cir
4, War Department, ONCE OF Cornnssary
General Washington March "a 1908 viii be resolved
this Office II O'Clock a. June 5. 1905 Inforn1a
tfon application Envelopes containing
should be marked proposals Subsistence Stores
June 5 l90S.' addressed 20 \. L SMITH.
Colonel \. c. G. L. s Army
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

DROPosALs FOR DREDGING. VAR DEPARTMENT
i Office Of Constructing Quarteruascer. New Lon
don Conn June l. OsSeaed proposals for dredging
around wharf at Fort Trumbuu Conn minimum depth
of Is feet (approxmately cubic YARDS
ceived here until A NJ. Jure -. 1905 then
opeued Information application Envelopes
containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Or Mr.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

nUARTERIAsTER's OFFICE WEST POINT N. 2.
tk I9OS-SeaIed proposals. in tripLcate. subject
usual conditions will be received at this ONCE until
12 o'clock noon July 1905 for erection West Point
X Y OF Gymnasium. Chapel Chaplan's Quarters. Of
fcers' Quarters. and Battalion Guardhouse all in ac-
Specifications file in this
Ace The United the right accept
reiec all proposals Forms for proposals FUR
nlshed upon application. Address Quarternastsr West
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
School Agencies.

School AGENCIES.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
to Colleges. School Families Apply
YOUNG-FJIITON. % Union sduare
MADEMOISELLE AMYOT. Teachers Agency. % e.
60th St Tel 1887 Madison Teachers gov
for colleges schools private families
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Ssr Francisco, June 2.-The official closing quo
- xer mining stocks to-day were as follows:
DILL AnELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D Barney q Co No. . ises BTSsd
street. New York. ana no L. @'u'H ''A s'H
.dasrg,f
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
1908 1907 1905
Week ended 2. 81. sS56io sel6lS3s see599lT
FROM January H.. 822 22e 4o3 2sS S2Sse12 212I13s1
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the Surr0Rste's Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.

.F1 dividend 2 per cent
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
Singing a Lullaby

Twas a beautiful day when she sailed away.
And never cloud in sight.
Or hnl OF the storm in the darkness born
That was coming before the night.
OF one accord were the men on board
10 cruise for merry sail;
And courage OF heart on a sailors part
Has never been known to fail
But the eyes grew dim. at the ship so tim.
OF the women along the shore;
For crews as gay had sailed away
And had never been heard OF more
For OF ienderer mold Is the woman soul,
And her heart hes in a tear. -.
A long. long sigh. and last " Goodby."
And the loved are no longer near.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
By Adele Nj. Whitgreave

She sings Of the sea. Of its billows hee.
OF the ship that is tar away
OF the seagulls white as they DIP at night
In the foam Of the tossing spray.
She sings to her heart a song apart
And It's sweetness bnng a SIGH;
For her husbands kiss IS remembered bhss
As she sings her lullaby
And then IN the room IN the gathering gloom.
Watching the stars on high.
She kisses the boy with an amorous 10Y
AS he starts with a sudden cry.
In his baby dream did the awful scene
OF the wreck fash on his eye.
While the waiting wife IN the 10Y Of hte
Sat singing her lullaby.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

Then back go the wives to their lonely lives
(For they have no time to teell.
And they work away all the close OF day
And the time for the evening meal:
While there on the hearth IN the aftermath
The kettle sings its song.
And the end has come when the payers are do
To the day that has seemed so long.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

In her simple home by the sea. alone
Save Tor the babe at her breast
Sits girlish wife IN the Joy OF life
Rocking her child to rest.
She dreams of the past and the love to last
(But not Of the danger nigh;
And she rocks in her char by the window there.
And she sings lullaby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-31

HUNT For
HEIRESSE:S

New York, Aug. Major General
Arthur Taskareo spiridevitsh. Rus
sian count. whose mysterious visit 20
This country in the early spring at
tracted attention, has returned TO New
York with a commission from the king
Of Servia TO procure TWO rich Amer
lean girls as wives for his sons, Crown
Prince George. the heir apparent to
the throne Is q years OF age, and his
brother Alexander Is 90. The pres
ent Whereabouts Of General Spirido-
witch have added mystery TO the case
He reached New York ten days ago
and Is known to have called upon Dr.
S. Elleburg. at No 23O East Broad
way, but no one seems to know where
he IS now soi0urning. Baron Schip-
penbach, the acting consul general of
the Russian government, could not be
reached, but an official al the off ae
had this to say: General Spirldo,
Witch Is either In New York or will be
here In a few days ! cannot talk
about his mission in the absence IF
the consul general But he viii report
ia this office. and he is working IN
accord with the government officials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-31

name OF the state in matters publIci
inrls has been decided adversely TO
its conclusion. that being j. J. Henry,
warden OF the nenitentiary. against
the State OF Mississippi (S7 Missssip
pi page 10. brought by the governor
Of that state. The court there IN It's
opinion was divided The court here
followed the dissenting opinion. a.
large number Of other cases were also
cited il he opinion which concludes.
"ThN district court Of logan coun-
ty in continuing TO assert jurisdiction
over the suit complained OF. after it
had Been legally informed by the mo-
lion to dismiss, filed by Inc COVER
nor, that the suit was brought with
out executive reQuest was proceed.
ing without jurisdiction in that it was
unwarrantably interfering with cNacu-
iive discretion In She exercise Of
which he was entirely Independent of
the control OF the Judiciary"
Syllabus Of the Opinion.
!. The powers of the governor are
defined by the constitution; by that
part Of Article VI. Section 50, which
provides that he shall cause The laws
TO be faithfully executed. he is ems
powered TO institute a suit for and in
the name Of the state.
2. Under Wilson'S revised aud an
notated statutes of Oklahoma 1908,
Section 6561 the attorney general has
no power to bring suit in the name
of the state or prosecute or defend
the same in the district courts of the
state In any civil or criminal cauSs
in which the state may be q party or
! Interested, except when requested by
the governor or either branch OF The
legislature.
8. Prohibition is the rtoper rem
edy where an inferior court assumes
10 exercise judicial power not granted
by law, or Is attempting to take an
| excossive and unautnorizeJ application
of judicial force in a cause Otherwise
properly cognizable by 81.