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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

!, Frank Cox Of Twin Fails. Idaho, essieue,
Of Sevs u Stewart,
Who made entry so lse, ender the prov
ions Of an Hct u The Legislature Of the state Of
ltnho. commonly known ~ the Carey Act.
approved Mar,.i,2 1900 which embraces
West half southeast quarter ana aofliic aet
quarter southwest quarter Of section 2 town
sIiip i0s. range ise.
pnhershy give notice Of my intention to make
final proof 20 establish my elaim - the huid
above described ana that expect 10 prove that
I heve fsasided on reclaimed and cultivated sald
land ~ required by law before r. y, Williams
~ 1'ssin Fails Idaho,
ON the 9th day ~ November, 1905,
~ two ~ The following witnesses:
r. J. Pspison Walter Cox g. T. snyder ?.
" Potter all % Twin FAILS idaho.
10 Hnst fRASg Cox. EntrymaD
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Notice ior Publication

ilcadlcy o. Ludlum. Of Twin Falls, Idaho
assignee OF Anderson W. Smith.
Who made entry M. Co. under the provision
OF All act 81 the legislature Of the state ofIdaho
commonly known ~ the "Csrey Act, APPROX
"a March 2nd. ls9p. which embraces:
Lots and Of section 81. township gs range
zoe.
DO hereby give rOtiee OF my intention to make
final proof 10 establish my claim 20 the land
above dcscrihed. ana that I expect to prove
that have resided on. reclaimed and culti-
waited said land ~ required hy law, before j..
-. Williams 40 Twin Falls, Idaho.
on The 3otb day Of October, 1903,
BY two 81 she following Witnesses;
Andrew Cromef, ga. Pine, Of Miner, Idaho:
r ; PaulsonJ II Nichol, Of Twin Fails Idaho.
oct . - BEADLsf o LrDLuN Entrymnn.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30
Notice o. Publication


:, John g. Lenz Of Miner. Idaho.
who made entry 80. ld, Hnder the proyls
ions Of ai net 81 ihe legislature Of the state o
idaho, commonly known IS the Carey Act
approved March 2 is99. which embraces
L0fs ami Of scction5. foHnship los, range
zoe aud south .west quarter south east quarter
south eust quarter southwest quarter OF see
ton 81 township as, range zoe,
Do hereby give notice OF my Intention to
make final proof 10 establish my claim to the
hand above described, and that expect to
prove that have resided on reclaimed and
cultivated ss,id land MS required by law, before
+ y. Williams. al Twin Falls. Idaho
on the sOth day Of October, 1908,
BY iva Of the following witnesses;
$. 5. Brooks, Frank Erwin, OF Miner, Idaho;
J.. II Day }. A. cfomi Of Twin Falls, Idaho.
oct 2.3O JoHS 6. LGNz Entryman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

! will sell by sealed bids TO highest
bidder on November /, 1908, the wad-
dei property. located in Shoshone.
Idaho. consisting Of one house and three
lots Bids 10 be sent TO
J. w RoBERTsoN, Administrators.
oct $50 GoodinR. Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

The tnosaoss Sta.Y Ciab noel ID reg.
s.as session Ora q. atb Mrs Barton.
Miss Alta G9essne eas elected mem.
her ~ ibe esao. a very interesting
program was e4rrisd oai 0y the lsaser.
Mr. Nheeir The next injecting win
a. with Mrs ttsoding. Oct. 3 ia.
AEs. r. + BARToA, Sseg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04
WHAT CALIFORNIA
NAV THINKS OF ~.

tItN Paul Edward. ~prc-nuttu4 lH'
Stn Irauol-.o Examiner. The Ia
Angelic Examiner. The thicaa
american aud The NcW Nork
Journal
cannot come 1. re d moro su
eos-fal Irrigation tausra thau tH
sixteenth The result co.. lur .un
graduation
On e,,r, hanl. I.a1s. a.ard .1u
ments on the eofdal welcome %.
courteous treatment eEtDHJ.G.
The risbuo ana proere of Nea
NexleJ hove been impre -upuf.
those who ,amr ANA the adH.fiiaiu
benefit rnppgd b. ~iueHIrulabl. iu jaH
work the Morning Journal with won
dorful enterprise in % pictorial aua
news Wa,. and tho Humpuries Pinot,
company uf 10 Pasp nrt o. hr hIEhs
praised Special correspondents uatf
sent facts-Whieh atc all the aIv,f
tlaemeut Sew MeNIce ure1s-broad-
cast and tho Humphfies photos uau
helped embelllst the stories 1ue San
Francisco Examine ana the L1s AM
gcles Examiner have used many ~
these.
Tho hospitality OF tho Commercial
club VIII never br forgotten
Everyone who helped in the ar
ranRcments iH To- br praised Chair
man vs. L. HopoUell and Secretary a.
T. TWitehelI. Mr.. - a Mcpherson Of
the Journal ana many others have
facilitated the work az those having
business with the congress. thus add
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-04
SHOOTING ARRAY
IN BARELAS


IsslaIH tfHaH
Of rnafIa counts mo- .
afa uauHH
night Nt are f
ner iH
TROUBLE anufr-I % m
~ fhr cts Umf The t.s.t
which Iai o. th. atre .f
larni 1850 nFII haI
lhaf tIfau
words snf th.f U.H s..t. 8. r..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
JONES IS LIEUTENANT.
DemopOIis Military Company Has an
 Election.

DemopOlis Military Company Has an
 Election.
 Demopolis, Feb. 12,--(Special. )-At the regular muster drill of the Demop- oils Rifies an election was held to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of First Lieutenant L.. R. Wilson and First Sergeant J. T. Jones was unan-. imously elected to fill the vacancy
 The captain of the company, Walter Griffith, who is to make the appoint ment of First Sergeant. has not named Mir. Jones's successor.
 After the election Privates John Beavers and W. Horace feathers en- tertained tIeir comrades with cham pagne luncheon.
 An ante belIum negress, Fanny Scott, is dead. "Aunt Fanny" as she was familiarly known. served in the family of F. S. Lyon for many years. and for eighty years she lived at Bluff Hall, Mfr. Lyons's- home. and for forty years before and since the war she prepared the meals for the family. She comI manded the respect of not only her master and family, but the entire com munity.
 c. B. Allen of old Spring Hill. made a business visit to Demopolis Tuesday, Mir. Allen says the roads in his neigh borhood are in a very bad condition, and that travel to Demopolis is great ly ineonvenienced by their present con- ditlon.
 The Republican Club of DemopoIis held a meeting Tuesday night. While none of tine members would give out anything authentic, it is said that the appointment of a postmaster for De- mopolis. which is to be made by the President in the near future. was dis cussed, bat 1t is not known whom the members endorsed. It is said that there are two other applicants be- sides the present encumbent, who are endeavoring to secure the appoint ment.
 Mir. and Mrs. w F. Herbert are re- ceiving congratulations of their friends on the birth of a daughter. She has been named Helen Rembert.
 Work will soon commence on the store of L. A. George & Son. and when completed will add greatly to that bus iness portion of Demopolis. Mfr. George recently purchased the Zalser build- ing and has already received the plans for the erection of the addition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
NEWS OF PRATTvILLE.

PrattviIle. Feb. l2.-(Special. )--The County Board of Revenue has been in session for, two or three daya4 attend ing to general affairs of the county. They have also fixed the tax rate for the county for the present year. It was fixed at the rate collected Last year. mills.
 Hon. T. B. Love. Back Tax Com missioner of this County, Is here this week looking after the escapes and taxes not paid on time. He has ascer- tained quite number of corporations failed to pay their tax for last year, having presumed on the license tax paid by the corporations would be all the taxes for which they were liable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

has been phenomenal. From it's first opening 1t has been filled with students. having outgrown the original buildings of Union Female College the first year, and during the present year overcrowded the handsome new dormi- tory erected by the citizens of Eufaula.
 The incoming President, pr. Fl J. Pearce, has been Associate President of Brenau College for fifteen years. At different times he has taken vaca- tions, amounting in all to four years, which he has spent in the study of philosophy. psychology and education at some of the leading universities in the world. He holds the degree or Master of. Arts from the Chicago Uni versity. and the degree of Doctor Of Philosophy from the University ot Wurzburg. Germany. In addition he has also done postgraduate work in the Sorbonne in Paris.
 Dr. -Pearce has made several expert- mental, investigations ip the psycho- logical field and his reports of them in leading journals have received recognition by the psychological jour nals of France and Germany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
POLITICS IN WILCOX.
Many Candidates at Work for County
 Onses.

Om0eo.
 Camden. Feb. 12.-(Special )--A warm political fight is shaping in this county, especially for Tax Assessor and County Solicitor. The officers to be voted for this year are: Tax Assessor. Tax Collector. Treasurer, County Su- perintendent of Education. County So- licitor. members of Board of Revenue and Road Supervisors
 For Tax Assessor there are five cam didates. o. H Spencer. the present incumbent Capt. J. B. Lloyd. ]. H. McClurkin. Arthur Lee and J H. Pharr.
 For Tax Collector. Treasurer and Su- perintendent of Education. the present incumbents, Horace Van De Voort, W. A. Dexter and ". M. Cook. have no opposition.
 The County Solicitor. Paul E. Jones. the present occupant. and Samuel Lee Jones. son of Senator Jones. are an- nounced candidates. and a very warm race Is being made.
 There are no announced candidates for Board of Revenue. but 1t is pre- sumed that all the present Commission- CTS will announce for reelection.
 For road purposes Wilcox County is divided into i've districts over each of which a supervisor Is placed. These supervisors are to be elected this year, and there win be quite a scramble for these places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

Clearing tomorrow. with the last of the rain tonight or early this ni0rn- ing" was the prediction of Ihe weather man for today So Montgomerians when they wake this morning may ex- pect to lind clear or clearing skies. Don't let the fact that the clearing may possibly rot last for more than twelve hours put damper on the en- joyment of the day, but be glad that the sun will shine for the first time in five days. during this afternoon.
 There is a large area of low barom- eter now central over the Missouri val ley that is moving eastward. which will pass over Montgomery and vicin- ity during the early hours this morn- ing. The centre will not pass over this section. but the passing will have its effect on inc general cloudiness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
DEMOCRATS oF sUMTER.
Chairman Scale CaIls Meeting of Cor

Chairman Scale Calls Meeting of Conn
 mittee.
 Livingston. Feb. 12. (Special-Chairman Thomas F. Scale has called q meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee to meet in Livingston February IT.
 The Southern railroad put on record here this week a mortgage for $20os000,- 900 in favor of the New York Trust %. Mrs. Ruby Tartt and Maggie Spratt spent a few days this week in Meridian shopping.
 Commissioners court was in session here Monday.
 Miss Mabel Rowlands, the vocal teacher of the A. N. c. spent Tuesday in Tusca- loosa.
 Frank N Grove of Warsaw was here today settling up the J. W. Gentry estate of which he is the administrator. C. A. Elliott of Ramsay. this county. was in Livingston Tuesday on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
One Clear Day at Least
 Is Promised Weather

This large area is moving in the GUS tomary track to the southeastward, and will be followed as is usual by clear weather for time. how long time cannot be predicted with accuracy.
 The Alabama River at the Govern ment station here showed a reading yesterday of IT. i feet and was slowly rising. During last night it was ex- pected that reading of IS or 19. feet would be recorded, but by this morn ing the fall will have set in. The lower Alabama is expected to rise slowly during the next few days, but the bureau does not expect a danger stage will be reached at any station. The upper Coosa has already begun to fall. reports from Rome showed this fact yesterday noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
Second lieutenant John ?. Allen.

Second Lieutenant John F. Allen, 1st Alabama.
 W. K. Lindsey, seth Alabama, Co. G.
 G. Tidwell. 22nd Alabama
 Daniel McMair, 17th Alabama, Co. D
 w. H. Morley, 17th Alabama, Co. F.
 First Lieutenant Archie Robinson, 17th Alabama, Co. F.
 Henry Martin, 17th Alabama, Co F.
 First Lieutenant Felix Spaulding. 17th Alabama, Co. E..
 First Lieutenant William Copeland. 21st Alabama, Co. B.
 The actual work of placing stones at the heads of the graves of the Con- federate dead will not be taken up un- til early spring. General Oates stated yesterday that he has just closed g contract by which the headstones will be furnished from Kennesaw Mountaln marble. General Oates says that this marble is equal to the finest of the Italian marbles and that each slab will be carefully inspected before being but in place.
 General Oates says that the field work will not be commenced until late in the spring. We have so many things to look after that I do not see how we can commence placing monu- ments' or headstones until we have fi- nally located all of the burial spots" he said. T expect that the entire work of locating and placing head stones at the graves of Confederate soldiers will be finished within two years" said General Oates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
IS YOUR RELATIVE AMONG THEMp
 LIST OF DEAD AT CAMP CHASE
General Oates Obtains List of Alabamians Who Died During War as Prisoners
 In Ohio.

-~-@-~--~--~a@--.4 Z A. Wilson. 42nd Alabama. Co. F. General ". D. Robertson, 4th Ala Joseph H. Merrstt. 54th Alabama. Co. A Pitzenburghsn. sand Alabama. co. c. essg gf 4A NJ Amos Tough. 4,h Alabama Cavalry. stephen Rridsen. ssrd Alabama. Par. Dewith C. Brown. Alabama.
 Bradford Cornelius. 18th Alabama, J. 5. Hit. sstfi Alabama. Co. D. A. e. Lynn. Stewart's Battalion Alabama Cavalry, Co: A: John Wesley BIan. 54th Alabama. Go. T. H. Hand. 5sth Alabama. Co. D. T, Johnson. 10th Alabama. Co. A.
 kindry Pinkston, 47th Alabama. Co. James Head. 18th Alabama. Co. D.
 U. w. Baker. 18th Alabama. Co. G. q. E. billiard, 48th Alabama. Go. c. J F. Trainman, 17th Alabama, Co. c. I. M. Canterberry. ssnd Alabama. Co. M. J. Carroll. s7th Alabama, Co. A. B.
 J. P. Middlebrooks. 5srd Alabama. Sergeant A. Morrison. 2snd Alabama. H. 4. Johnson, s7th Alabama. Co. c. sergeant w. T. venable. 55th Ala bama, Co. F.
 D. Mccoy. 57th Alabama. Co. A Sergeant R. Hall, 4th Alabama. Co. Andrew J. Flippo 4sth Alabama. Co. A. T. currier, .ssnd Alabama. Co. F. James Thead. stth Alabama. Co. F. Robert Somers, 18th Alabama. Co. M. Co. K.
 James Douglass, s4th Alabama. Co. | James A. Floyd. 18th Alabama, Co. K. c. Mosely. End Alabama Cavalry. Co. k. Corporal John |. Kelly. 57th Ala bama. Go. G.
 Kinchen Daniels. 57th Alabama. Co. F William Neighbors. 25th Alabama. j. W. c. Kanabay. ssth Alabama. Co. Anderson wiiloughby. S4th Alabama. H. T. Clark, 54th Alabama, Go. A. William Laster, 5Sth Alabama, Co. G. Robert Boyd. 7th Alabama Cavalry, J. T. Green. 5sth Alabama, Co. H. J. J. Cosby, 18th Alabama, Co. H. James Jacks 54th Alabama, Co. D. William Senn, 18th Alabama. Go. H. Corporal William B. Hughes. s1st David Huddieston. 1st Alabama Cav A. L. Shaw, 18th Alabama, Co. A. Hilliard Smith, 18th Alabama, Co. B. Corporal James M. Kelly. 57th Ala corporsl J. L. Tucker. asrd Ala % W. D. Peacock. ssth Alabams. Co. D. Corporal P; T. Pascha5 Ssrd Ala Thomas Stogsdelle. 55th Alabama, , John E. Coffee. bth Alabama caval- ry Co, B.
 Simeon thompson. 18th Alabama. co. Green Pearson, s4th Alabama. Co, B. William M Mobley. 2sth Alabama, VI William R. Peterson. 17th Alabama. Daniel sanderson, 10th Alabama. Jesse Lee, 18th Alabama, Co. b J. N. 3; Rogers. Russell's Alabama. Julius !; Clark. Morsland's Battalion. Cavalry, Go. H.
 William Myers. s5th Alabama, Co, M. l. Jones. 5srd Alabama, Co, A. J. M Parker, 1st Alabama, Co. C. s. W. McGowan, 54th Alabama, Co, Edgar Scarbe, 3sth Alabama. Co, D. Sergeant D. W. Harper. 20th Ala bama, Co. c.
 R. Crabbe, 34th Alabama, Co, D. William Camp, 4th Alabama Co.,, B. Jacob Kelly, 57th Alabama, Co, c. R. A. Mcdonald 9th Alabama, Caval- ry, Co. B.
 Wiley Hall, 2srd Alabama. Co.,, n. Corporal c. Lecroy. 46th Alabama, Co.,. D. --,--
 Phil shepher, 3sth Alabama, Co, $. Sam Jones, 18th Alabama. Co. F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
MRs. MOORE ENrERrA1Ns
Jackson Hostess Honors Visiting YOunl
 Women.

Jackson. Feb 12. (Specialj--Mrs. D. C. Moore entertained Tuesday evening at dominoes in honor of Miss Annie Chapman. of Georgianna. and Miss L4llie Scale of Montgomery.
 The parlor was profusely decorated with tending were: Misses. Naomi Coale. An nette Webb. Celia Tompkins. Kate Hall. Maude BreckinTidge. NornG Williams. Matte Herrin. Harland Calhoun. Sam Vann. Clyde r. Loranz J. W. Paul. W. F. Nichols. J. P. Chapman. J. G. Wiser. Robert Moore, Mrs. d. C. Monroe assisted the hostess in receiving.
 After the party had played dominoes for quite a while they were invited to the dining room where they were served with hot chocolate. candy and nuts and cake. The highest number in the domino game was made by Mir. Vann and Miss Webb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
To the Public.

My connection with the Sellers & Drum Company was terminated De- cember 31 st. 1907 and I now offer for sale the shares of stock I own in said Company.
 Anyone wishing to invest in hand some dividend paying stock will do we'll to see me.
 In a few days I hope to announce my new plan of business. adv. ANDREW H. MCNEIL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

Gen. William c. Oates. who was some Confederate Memorial Association. Is now actively engaged in the work or arranging for the Identification of the graves of the Confederate dead In Northern burial grounds.
 General Oates has established head quarters .n Montgomery. but also mas an office in Washington. All of the work of the Washington ofice Is di- rected from this point. and early in the spring the field work of placing marble slabs at the head of the graves of Con- fsderate dead will be commenced.
 General Oates has just received a list of the soldiers of all of the South ern States buried at Camp Chase. Those of Alabama are as follows:
 J. R. Horton. sth Alabama Cavalry, Daniel Kelly. 4th Alabama Cavalry. I'll Henry whitman. 4.h Alabama Cav Thomas Richards. 18th Alabama, John F. Harris. soth Alabama. Co. K. John Barber. 4th Alabama Cavalry. John Rogers. 9th Alabama, Co. c. W. c. sizmoore. 2nd Alabama Cav George W. Bolton, 44th Alabama, W. w. Gillum, ssth Alabama, Co. l. ": H. H. siatten. wheeler's Scouts. ssrst. James Yeaser. 7th Alabama !. Hoibrook, 7th Alabama, co. K.
 W: H. Punstill. 7th Alabama Cavalry. 5. L Pardean. 7th Alabama Cavalry. J Y. o'Bryant Sth Alabama Cavalry, Thomas 2: Poe. sstb ]. 4; Alabama, <, co, Co F P. Doian Hollis, 2sth Alabama, Co. l.
 c. W. Mount. 18th Alabama. Co. c. Corporal Wiley .. Keith. sth Ala bama Cavalry, Co I. sse R c. Hobbs, 3sth Alabama. Go. P. Noah Thompson. roth Alabama Cav Joseph Thigpen. 1st Alabama, Co. I. Thomas Fiurry, 42nd Alabama, Co: D. T P & Priz.ls: s4th s,.A Ala9sEa; a3snn;, Co; c H. J. H. Fulgham, 32nd Alabama, Co. F. Joseph G.Thomas, 9th Alabama, Co. L. Robert B. Phelps. 54th Alabama. Co. I. John T. Cunningham. 54th Alabama. willis M. Gossett. s2nd Alabama. John M. Black. Sth Alabama Cavalry. T. K. Daile. 22nd Alabama. Co. c. Sergt: Nathaniel Bumpers. 24th Ala Levi Walker. 42nd Alabama, Co. R. H F. Darby, 57th Alabama. Co. A. W. H. Allen. 5th Alabama Cavalry, A. R. Hendrick, 22nd Alabama. Co. A. J. F. limbaugh, 22nd Alabama, Co. H Corporal O. F. Reynolds, 5Sth Ala John Morris. gath Alabama. Co. H. Daniel Knowles, 36th Alabama, Co. F. William B. Atkins, 24th Alabama, william Brown. ssrd Alabama, %. B Henry Morris. 18th Alabama, Co. D. Sohn Pier, Pierce sl,h l5th Aiahams AlaSama. o cGi
 J. Finch. Patterson's Alabama Artil- s FerriiI. S4th Alabama. Go. c
 Robert H. Howell. 18th Alabama B. F. Clements. ssth Alabama, Co. H. John B.Bradley, 4sth Alabama. Co. c. James Mobley. 36th Alabama. Go. H. W. R. Graham, 2nd Alabama Cavalry, stephen J. Minor, ard Alabama Cav j. |. simmons. 54th Alabama. Co. E. Joseph W. Daniels. 54th Alabama, Co. A.
 J. D. Newsome. ssth Alabama, Co. D. B. R. Johnson, 36th Alabama, Co. F. R. l.. Wiggins, 36th Alabama Co. F. Aga Bell, 18th Alabama. Co. H.
 J. O. Hamilton. 4th Alabama Cavalry, Co. E.
 Sergeant John T. Malone. 22nd Ala hama, Go. I.
 Charles Boyle, 55th Alabama, Co. c. John Handford. Wards Battery Ala bama Light Artillery.
 J.D. Thompson, 28th Alabama, Co H. E. Harrison. 31st Alabama, Co. F. A. w, Cowart, 18th Alabama, Co. D. J M. Koen. 32nd Alabama, Co. G.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
CHANGE IN PRESIDENTS.
Dr. H. J. Pearce At The Alabama Bre-
 man College.

nau College.
 Eufaula. Feb. 12-(Special)--An un- usual experiment is being tried at the Alabama Brenau College Conserva- tory.
 The presidency is assumed alternate ly by Professor A. W. Van Hoose and pr. H. J. Pearce, each remaining tn this office for a year. With the spring term which is just beginning, Dr. Pearce comes to Eufaula, Professor Van Hoose returning to Gainesville and taking charge of the parent instt- tuition at that place.
 The record of the Alabama Brenau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

There Is much sickness in Camden, nearly every home being afflicted with measles or la grippe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

Everyone is invited to the Silver Tea to be given by the Women's Auxiliary to the Y. M c. A at the Associations building. Thursday from { to T.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-19
WAR OF WORDS IN
SUPREME COURT
Railroad Damage Suit Compromise
causes Counsel 10 Engage i'm
Warm Argument.

RALEIGH y ca yeritable war
of words between Hon. ~ A. Mclean.
of Iumhcrton. end lredou Nears. 90
Wilmington. stirred sensation boz the
State Supreme Court when there were
Douufnr-chargns of rnnrofessional COM
durt and Nr Mclean declared that
tne traditional dignity OFF court oft
Justice aui fac respect due ttc igs-
uc.- Cn flc bench .n fhe matter or
conduct and language ben their prss--
eucc Nere AID that prevented hIm from
teIIng SIR Noars that he iied.
Tho heated argument which was
leuethr. grew ONT of "a damage -uit
Triff VS. Carolina and Northern Rail
road Company Mclean being counsel
for fhe railroad company and Nears of
counsel for plaintiff. Britt There had
been verdict ana judgement for Sla.-
GOO affirmed hy The Supreme Court
a motion 20 rchear had been allowed.
anna pending This D settlement for Sl2.-
nNN Wrs affected hN Mclean through
Is D. Brtt brother eff plaintiff. AS lead
uc counsel for the plaintiff Later
Nears nud Mcintyre q Lawrence. of
plaintiffs counsel. became dissatisfied
arl tl.t petition to ho allowed as foes
-- .ar cent rf tho original Sl.n"N
Indictment instead of ine compromise
amount off Sl2UDl. The charge was
mar. CHAT Mclean avoided Nears eu-
t..I. aUi used unfair meaus vIfl frn
other COUNSEL Co. .of fne compromise
Mclean exhibited to fhe court re-
c,Int for utewent ari counsel Zoos 'n
un SIGNED ht 400 plaintiffs counsel
incl IdIne Nr 'f.H.s I.. Supreme
Court $500 ake action in fne clse
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-12-19

A far-reaching bll for the regula-
non cf me future issues 90 securities
nF transportation companies and teis-
phone and telegraph companies eu-
asrd in Interstate commerce vas in
Iruducrt ln thr Senate hy Nr DolIi-
yer. one OBJ che authors of the railroad
rate bii it is said thar the measure
represents the administration view
Mt bollFer said 90 the bill The
measure" is designed to subject the fu-
ture issues of stocks and bonds b.
trans poriatiou companies telephone
and telegraph companies engaged in
Interstate commerce. to the scrutiny
of the government OF the United
states. 10 is drawn ou the theory that
These corporations should be 50 or
ganizet that there should De some
JUST and reasonable relation between
their assets and their liabilities.