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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
RoOSENELTIS TO HEAD
A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
WRECKED BY EXPLOSION
10y Uai,sd prs.sl

DURANGO. Colo April i5.-Fel
lowing warning received through
an anonymous letter that unless the
Champion coal mine, OF the ROYAL
Coal 4 Coke company. Was made
safe b. repairs. the mine would be-
blown up. an explosion occurred In
tho mine late yesterday. which com.
pleisiy wrecked the workings and
perhaps fatally injured three per.
sons. The warning letter was &c.
cciyed last Thursday BY Superln.
tendent George &. Logan. who
caused an inspection to be made
the following day The mine was
pronounced to be- entirely safe.
There Is no cline 10 the sender OF
the letter or 10 the cause ~ the 81
ploaiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
FIGHT WITH
OUTLAWS
lay United press.l

MANILA, April 1.-two
cunstahles mere killed, three sol
diers wounded as the outcome Of q
fight with Moro outlaws on Min
danao island. according 20 private
dispatches The battle probably &C
Cured near Lanao between con
stabulary and battalion under
Col. Davis They have been pur-
suing the outlaws several days. No
mention Of casualties among tho
outlaws IL made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
S. {. COMPANY
APPEALS CASE

Attorneys for the Seattle Electric
company today appealed the ease
ia shlch X l.. Beatils and Mary A.
H.attlo were given a verdict Tor
$500 by Jury before Judge
Mitchell Gillian several DAYS ago.
Il IN claimed that the damages
we're excessive. and that more syl.
dcnce bad been secured which
could not be presented at the first
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
BURGLARS ARE STILL
WORKING UNCHECKED

burglars aud sneak thieves piled
their traffic unchecked last night.
Modesto Ardisson. Of the Hotel
IN France. b0IlA Main Sc, reported
TO the police today that fgb IN
gold was taken fcOm his room last
night
John Rossman. 2.2a Seventh ay..
who Is manager Of plumbing ea.
tahllahment NJ 1900 Seattle lionlo.
ward reported the theft Of auan.
civ of plumbing material. This
place has been entered three Zines
recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
SEATTLE GIRL IS
KIDNAPPED

IA. 1 go received from Oakland
a, ~a'sa from Seattle iu the hone
k,.ta.ys. illation with her former
hsr 'I a,.,. oai arriving oulF to have
i a. aale nri kidnapped by him.
H,ss' ~ s,oy told b. Mr. Annie
'',sni his morning
fo,na ..iaF from the north she In.
49, a beorse Hagisf n her
a'a, she says. and BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15

came TO soe her. making fair
speeches aud pretending to wish
10 marry her again
Mrs Hagist permitted bin 10 90
about with their girl. over whom
they fought bitterly Two years
ago. at the time 81 their divorce.
Yesterday. according To Mrs.
Hagist. the Esther aud child diHau.
peared. She has seen nothing Of
them since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15

con, are recommended for final
release Iamea MoGauran. for con.
dillonai roleaae. George = John.
son. Robert Mccarthy Rene Mar.
shall, hen Williams. n. Yamoda. for
paroles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
MIDNIGHT LARK ENDS
EM SERIOUS ACCIDENT
PARD0NS
tBy United Presal

wAfi.A wALLA. April is.--les.
ecutire elomeney has been recon.
mended by the state board Of par
dona In a. caaes. II being king
county men. as follows y. l.
iloucke. Harry n. Price. John
hruno. John croyitch. sidney Dea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
GO NAVY MAD
5000 FoR a KISS.


ST PAUL. MINI. April i5. I
fur just one kiss from the /
! ruby tips % pretty Olga Her /
! damen. his tenant, Jacob kitH. !
} Who Qpns flat building. and I
; who surrvptitiausly stais the /
amacR one rent day. vill have /
20 pay sh,0o0 Miss ncrdnmen /
brought suit FOR damages. and i
) jury. after pondoring over /
the harm. to-day awarded her i
$3.50 a. balm for her wound /
ed feelings. and costs Of the /
: case.
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BY \. |. elormoarnY.


Ban DIEGO. cal. April i6.-fhin
city and every one Of the thousands
Of strangers within her gates Il
navy mad Net since the days of
the Spanish waf has there been
such tremendous autburHt of
patriotic sentiment as II being dis
played Ia worship Of the nations
sea fighters today.
Until Good Night" was flashed
from the flagship thousands Of en-.
cited men and women thfonked the
shore al Coronado. With eyes strain
ed seward. where lay the brilliant
~ illuminated fleet Of warshipa
Throughout the might In the cafes
and on the streets, sfuups 81 men
gathered inrrthur to talk % wars
and sblps and fighting men ON
every side IL heard the demand for
more ships and more men Not 20
b. sent 90 distant Seas. on empire
grabbing raids. bat 10 sneircle the
home land With a buttress of gun.
studded steel
sailors Come Ashore,
tisfaFe the gray haze OF the morn.
ms had becn dIssipated BY a flood
Of golden sunlight. the streets sere
thrOnKed with crowds HarKinR to
wafd the Coronado shore to witness
The landing Of The blue Jackets aud
marines fur the hlg parade iIoaFs
b~for. the time aet f0f the debafhA.
lion. cheers wHre exchanged with
the distant shlps
When the FIRST cutters aud hafgsH
IN toN 81 steam launches took ia
ton hY the great white and huff
lwslathanS and the blue Jackets
swung down the eankssys. the
great crowd ashore vent mad wlth
enthusiasm
ChsaF after cheer reared acruaa
the water and werr sent laundering
bark from the threats 81 the thon
sands nf blue Jackets t'nder eam.
mand af Captain Schroeder. Of the
haiilsAhip Virginia. The brigade wlth
a fun regiment % marines At the
head Of the oolumn. landed al
spreekiss wharf al uoou
A tho boats. toScd b. three tug.
landed load after load Of men. their
bloc uniforms lending a brilliant
dash 81 color to the scene, the
watehinK crowds cheored wildly.
zig Procession.
When the last OF the men had
safely landed. they we're drawn up
in marching order. with Major nnKh
~ GwYn ~ grand marshal. aud AZ
2 30 3 m the procession began 10
move east on u ~
First came tho escort Of honor
with tho distinguished naval Off
GERS. then the battalion OF coast
artillery and next brigade Of ma
riues. Following came the briraaes
% sailors. hy far the longest see.
ton 81 the parade. with band a,
the head ~ each brigade. then Com
pany =. seventh regiment. National
Guard ~ California, the naval re
serves. uniformed civic societies
and lastly the city fire department
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,,,on,ar al hlsh rate of speed
n. roee Hartford tourins eat
'.' ~ tour middlcaEcd men and
-. 90. ,.,,,s women. crashed through
~, - ,.,,,nx ot the SPOKANE bridge.
NV 'I nolsa,s st. and ploase d. .. 80
s s.., Aslo~ 10 the tide fats a = 2,
~, 49,, IN ~. uoruiss In It's mad
49,, nom the brldse The euse
.,.,sls, turuea oomple'eiy over.
So, NJ one vas Killed oaifisht Is
,a ny little short Of marvel
Gus - mansFar of
~ ,lsmmond Miiiiak COMPANY one
= ~ largest corporations IN th's
80 and ! wcll known business
- a seattle. vas drltius the
s. When the accident oes
..s.sa NJ Peplow escaped almost
.s.,s,h.d amt was ahle % 50 70
" ssr'e u .os 18th ay. y With.
=, ssslsszuce
r~e Badly lniursd.
lanes n ATmssruas business
-. a Spokane. AID James n
s-,s,h a travelling man With head
s-sSs.,s Ii the same cts sus.
800 severe injuries Roth werv
rten . the Seattle General hos.
rlial ,..,..s. 49,.
- snoksns escaped with few
srulsrs Or John Hunt attended
symssrank and smith Armstrong
- afler the accident gave his
ssms As ]. y Johnson, Is suffering
arm tao hadly cfHshed leks Am
w,,ssinn nay b. ueeessary y Nuiil.
Z a. eudeavor 10 hide bis identify
~. me nanie ei q d Mortimer.
~ tpur uamrn uere taksn 20
Providence hospllas. where DIS
sssuson Raymond and Neville Al.
s<adea theEa.
werar MAY Die.
M Ella Howard. assistant man.
~ q the lace and draperY de-
nraent Ia q local dry sousis IS
eklshmsnt. VAS seriously Injured.
nd anabsa are felt for her FVcns
rs Her bead Is badly bruised.
a. 4 has not been asceftaiued
xAetkeF h. skull = fractured The
nsAs biz i crushed. and t Is BE-
prssd he i Injured Internally
Mss Frances stevens. who lives
a. H. uasei Stessan. seI norcn
~. Is saffegiux from strained
Aark
Miss sadie Cleasou. Who lives
q las istA az. ant Il employed
3 The lace department. % q incal
tiy pods store. bad heF eft foot
crushed.
Hiss EImA Kinuef who lives al
IS ElFuad&ay y sustained 10 ssfi
sa lniarY Aside from aasfFunE
feFye she vas unharmssi
Ted 10 ksep Quiet.
NJ PepsoN and ais comlanions
aAnonishsd The Yuaag wumen. the
eless, q whom Is NOT more than
= Ysars Old. not to tsik 30 any
prison q the aeeidenG The al.
isnpt q The men - withhold their
nzUes aFuaxed TIE Suspicious II
NJ posice Sergeant s. A. Hadecn
ssllsd 40 slr Pepiou at his office.
h n Levman building. today. and
h lolsl this slofy
We bad been on a lltiie trip "a
West Seattle We we're on our way
tnck to the city Nhen we struck
~ STARR curve near ifolEate ~.
ne first thing knew wa we're
hEsliag thFoagh SPACE The wom.
- strseked Nth fear. our mIl
saA broken. Of course, by the deep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
Sword for Admiral

The fuli number marched east on
Maple e. 10 Park boulevard TO the
REVERSING station IN City park.
Then the different sections we're
drawn up IN their allotted places
and the ceremonies Of the day be-
gan
The feature 81 the program Was
the presentation Of iewsiea key
elahlematicnl Of the liberty Of the
cisY. aud a sword to Admiral Thorn
az. which had been made FOR Ad
nilral Evans Tho presentation ot
medals 10 ADMIRAL Thomas and
other admirala of the fleet followed
The ceremonies AZ city park wer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
m. Woman MAY Die and Two Men Are Badly lnjr-
a As the Result Of Plunge Of AutOmohle From
Iresle 10 Tide Flats Below.

soft mud. We were not running
very fast
HAD Attended Theatre.
From ether sources. however. It
was learned that the accident was
the wind.up OF n theatre party
earlier In the evening Al the en
tabllahment Ia which Mis- Howard
and Miss Gleason are employed Il
was learned that yesterday after
moan two Of the party arranged the
little outing The four couples at
tended the Moore theatre last
uight shortly after II o'clock
the party entered the pepioa auto.
which had been sent from the gar.
axe Of the Eureka Motor COMPANY.
tics horen avs earlier la the even.
lnk and tufned over 60 Mt PeplOw
The run "a West Seattle was .aade.
ahd after u short stay in that
Vicinity the return trip to Seattle
was started. Mr Pcplow told Scr.
seant Hadeca thia morning that
none ct the party was under the
Influence Of iiquof
olri Makes Statement.
AZ the Providence hospital Miss
Frances stevens stated that Pep
ias vas driving the machine
pretty fast Every time close
my eyes can feel that terrible
rash of Nind while ~ we're plung
tag of that bridge said she =
pish you sonld deny that 80 were
At Georgetown. Nun knnw when
you say GeorKetovn' there IL but
enc inference We sore not near
Hoorgetouu. We aid ga t. Wesi
seattle There had becn NJ drink
lag had never met Mr. pepiuw
before last night did know Mr
Armstrong and Mr. smith Mr.
rspiow and the ether gentlemen
warned IN girls not 10 talk 20 you
persistent ne~spagernen Now.
there. I've told Yuu all kuow
Fianee Mas 10 CO.
From anofhcr source II was
stated that q. r Mccarthy. man
agef 81 The Capitol IAN Auto com
pAuy. was "a have heen one OF the
party but Was unable 20 - one 81
them AZ The last moment. Il T.
said that Mccarthy IL euEaEcd To-
marry Aru Howard. the yuung
wuman Who - thu most seriously
lHlarcd No confirmation 81 this
statement could b. obtained today
Wheu prplow and his eonpau.
Iona weFe pFcctpltatud Into the
slime VI the tide flats. Armstrong
and OMEN we're pinned beneath
the machine. fepiow and smith.
Nith the four women. we're hurled
clear II the car
Rescued by Firemen.
Captain G Murphy aad eight
men from tifr station No "a on
H0lEate atTre@t wsnt 10 the rearue
OF the NARROWED autoisfa Waist
deep ia safer snd mud Il Was with
the greatest difficulty that Arm.
strong aud q Nelli we're ex;ricsfed
fron under the heavy car All four
uofnen Seqo picked up unc0a.
seiona An automobile following
close after the pepiow machine
toos the women 70 the hospital
PatrolmAn Jas Meany Nas sent
0ni from police headquarters 10 ia
gestiERts the accident Tho men
told so many contradictory stories
that Meany was compelled TO re
turn 70 the station with Eafbled
reports
Late this afternoon representa-
lives of the Eureka Motor company
we're making efforts 10 raise the
wrecked ear.
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Star Reporter, Who Followed Posse in Desperate Man
Hunt, Tells of Difficulties Sumounted in The Chase
Which Ended Above the Clouds

needed meal Il was at this point
that the two Ecandi naFiaHs came
down the mountain and reported
the two fugitiyeg passing up to
wards the summit Their descrlp-
ton Tailed exactly with those ~
the two men who lad escaped from
the battle OF Saturday Deputy
Sheriff It'll continued on for a
couple 81 miles until Il Was seen
that the dogs could not make fur
ther head Hay through The snow.
and be- retained 10 the camp. where
the others OF the posse were
awaiting the return Of the advance
guard
Reporter Packs Food.
They want some one 10 pack
them food. said Hill. after an
nouncing that the deputies IN front
had az last reached the live trail
q. = Costello. the Stars repre-
sentative. volunteered for this task
and as soon az the camp cook
could fiil up a sack ~ sandwiches
and cake. the only available We
tualB which the lardcr contained.
started out on the trip. Within
half a mile he was Oyertahen BY
J. T. Altord. Of Kent. and the two
men continued The rest Of the trip
Ia company
The road stopped abruptly within
half "A mile and the trail yeered
over 10 the east side 81 the val
les The snow Was melted 20
much In places that u was necsf-
sary 10 make wide detours far up
the mountain side in order 10 oh
tain a footing 4 single missisp
anywhere along that part 81 he
route would have meant broken
limbs or death. In many places
the river az the foot Of the valley
Was hundreds of feet below.
frlnged with cruel looking rocks
Test Of Endurance.
The painfully slow Journey up
10 the summit. seven and one-hsif
miles, vas finally accomplished.
bat only after exertions almost
snperhuman and efforts that could
fCouf4nmad IN Page Sly
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BY c. STUART COSTELLO.

~ c. STUART COSTELLO.
Human endurance and blood.
hound tactics were called upon Ia
remarkable degree during the
chase Of the sheuffs posse which
ON Monday evening captured Nick
Pettiich and YoFan john s.
Bofsyich. Two " the Kent ban
dts.
The men who relentlchsiN tralled
their quarry over suoqualmie Pass,
plonRhed through the snow for the
last few miles ~ the trip simply
GA their nerve. When the two
fuTitivcn were M last 10 custody
the members OF the posse we're Ia
state Of collapse. Had the road.
house not been close ~ haad Il ~
likely the deputies aud their
prisoners would have been com.
PEELED TO spend the night in the
snow. for they we're physically AZ
nearly exhausted a. Il r. possible
for man 10 be.
With the first break Of day on
Monday morning the men and the
bl0odhoundH started ON the trail
The fugitixes had not been seen
or heard Of since Saturday after
noon. Immediately following the
battle Al camp 3 In which Deputy
Sheriff Storey was wounded and
one Of the robbers brought down
with a bullet through the leg.
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San Diego and Thousands Of Visitors Will With En-
husiasm and Worship for the Nations Sea Fighters
Big Parade Is Given.

The Spanish war Veterans we're TO
have been Included IN the process
sion. bat decided not 10 take part
ewing 10 the depletion 81 their
ranks By sickness The Grand
Army Of the Republic aud the Con
fedefute NetaFanF were stationed
AZ Fourth and Maple sta. where
they fell In. line. the march being
too Ions and fatguiuE for the old
hrfoen
When the whole pageant Was in
molten u presented an Inspiring
aight aud looked like an army OF
occupation Thousands upon thou
sands 81 people occupied the side.
walks. Windows Of buildings OF any
point 81 vantage ffom which the
spectacle could be- adxantaEeeusis
tlnNed Never before IN the history
Of Nan DieEo has such . aeititade
% Issople thfouged iia streets as
thai which Natchsd the parade
Gwen ores, weieons.
Caesars cohorts returning from
Tbs eonauest Of nation fof the
Triumph aud festival 0f ihsnkeEiy.
lnr. with ali the trophies az waf.
could not have been received with
mare feryof thar fhess sailors
ooi4snE ashore after the history
nia klaE voyage 81 The Atlantic fieet
iaxnifled men of affairs crowded
rltaaa with The lshoref and cheefud
the boys la blue just as enthusiasts.
IDEALLY MANY an oye In the ihronE
~ proud citizens Ellataned wsih
tears - the E.ilant ftKhtinE men
maruhed pAat. bands playing and
colara gaily flying in the hrcene.
Balancing all we're the ysri.eoi.
oFed decorations that met the gaze
iu every direction These. vith
theif gold and hlna did much to as
sure The marehers 81 their Neleome
TO the city To the eherriug. the
hat ~avinr. the flatterinE 81 vam.
cna hsndkerchiefs aud other forms
~ greeting. the sailors wsrr not an.
moved
Theif fall appreciation ~ che wel
come extended them showed In
their faces
Al Fourth and u sla the march.
inK column turned north on Fourth
Aieua TIE fisE festooued street they
uttinued To- the Intersection Of
Maple. where the Grand Army vet.
Grams and the Confederate veterans
jolnsd the procession
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DOGS Begin chase.

The dogs took up the scent at
the scene OF this encounter aud
after plouEhlng several hundred
feet through the dense brush Of
the mountain side. worked their
WAY back into the road The dogs
and the men followed the valley
along the construction camp road
until MatfhewEon a Hampton 3
camp was reached shortly before
the noon hour. Deputy Shefiffs
Liner. I'm and Siafwich continued
on with the dogs Tor mile and a
half intending To return 10 the
camp for tie noon meal
These three Deputies did not re-
turn and they did not get an op-
poftunify Of eating that much
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The country. among them those On
the Flatlron building in New York
and the Mccall building in San
Francisco
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The painfully slow Journey up
10 the summit. seven and one half
miles, vas finally accomplished.
bat only after exertions almost
superhuman and efforts that could
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soft mud. We were no, runuIr
very fast.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-11
si
MEMO.

The petition, it seems to me, in
no unmistakable terms sets up the
fact that Slocum and Clark were
duly elected, and that they duly
qualified; that vacancy occurred
in the office as justice of peace held
by Clark, because of removing from
the state, and that the city council
filled the vacancy on July 22nd,
1907, by the appointment of Mr..
Simons in his place to fill the I'M
expired term. The complaint di-
rectly alleges that Mr.. Simons duly
qualified and is now acting as JUS
tice of peace within and for the
City of Bemidji. There is no ques-
ton in my mind that the provision
of the city charter, to be found IN
Section II, control with respect to
the appointment to fill a vacancy
as against the provisions of 2761,
laws 1905. If such position be
correct the term of Mr.. Simons does
not expire under his appointment
until the general election in 1909.
In addition to this, however,
am satisfied that the petition pre-
sented in behalf of Mr.. Galchutt is
fatally defective in not complying
with the provisions of Section PIG
of the Statutes. Not only does the
petition fail to set up the matters
required to be stated under the pro-
visions Of Section PA, but it wholly
fails to provide for the oath referred
to in Section 216."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-11
'''BIG BEMIDG" WILL PLAY
co. |. TEAM OF SUPERIOR
Basketball Games Will Be Contested
at Roller Rink Thursday and
~ Friday Evening".

The Big Bemidg" basketball team
will play two games here with the
fast Co. I. team Of Superior, the
games to be played on Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week.
These two games are looked for
ward to with considerable interest
by lovers of basketball in this city,
as they will undoubtedly indicate the
relative strength of the teams in
northern Wisconsin and the cham
pionshlp team of northern Mime
sofa. 1t is said that the Co. I. team
is the best at the head of the lakes,
and Big Bemidg" has demonstrated
that her players are the best in
northern Minnesota, so that the two
contests should bring out some very
fast, skillful basketball.
1t is worthy of note that the Co.
1. team recently defeated the Blaine
school team of Superior, which early
in the season administered a defeat
to the much-touteds-Y. Nj. c. A.
team of Duluth, the "bunch" which
had such a battle royal with big
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Bemidg' and which now unjustly
claims to having won a game from
the locals.
In writing to c. L. Hebron, man.
ager of the Big Bemidg" basketball
team, Paul B. Clemens, manager of
the Superior team says:
L trust that the games will be a
success from every standpoint, and
you may rest assured that our fellows
expect hard game, and will be in
Bemidji to put up as good an article
of basketball as they can deliver"
Mr.. Clemens gives the lineup of
the Co. I. team as follows:
Harry Buchanan and Peterson,
forwards; Burr, center; Art Buchanan
(captain) and Nord, guards; Kent
field and Landin, substitutes.
Floyd Brown, captain of the local
team, announces the positions of
Big Bemidg" as follows:
Markham and Hebron, for
wards; Brown, center; Peterson and
Biddinger, guards.
1t is intended to have Snyder
Clemens of Superior and A. L. Cum
ningham of this city oficiate, alter
nately, as referee and umpire of the
game. Mr.. Cunningham is an ex-
Cornell basketball player and makes
a very efficient referee; and Mr..
Clemens is said to be one of the best
and fairest referees at the head of
the lakes.
The games will be called at 9
o'clock each evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-11
GALCHUTT HAS LOST OUT;
NAME WON'T GO ON BALLOT
Applied for Writ of Mandamus to Compel City Clerk Maloy
to Place His Name on City Ballot as Candidate
for Justice of the Peace.

The question as to whether there
is vacancy in the office Of justice
of the peace for the city of Bemidji
has been decided in the negative
by M. A. Spooner, judge of the
district court, who yesteday handed
down decision to that effect in an
swer to the petition signed by Mar
tin Galchutt, who applied for writ
of mandamus to compel city clerk
Maloy to place his (Galchutt's)
name on the official city ballot as
candidate for justice of the peace in
the city election to be held next
Tuesday, February IS.
Judge Spooner SAYS:
State of Minnesota, County of
Beltrami, in District Court, Fifteenth
Judicial District.
State of Minnesota, Elk rel, Martin
Galchutt VS.. Thomas Maloy.
The above entitled matter having
been brought on for hearing before
the undersigned, one of the judges
of the district court, in his cham
bers in the City of Bemidji, Beltrami
County, Minnesota, on the 10th
day of February 1908, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, upon an order to
show cause heretofore issued out
of said court on the 9TH day of Feb
ruary, 1908, by NJ. A. Clark, court
commissioner, why a writ of man
damus should not issue as prayed
for in the petition in said matter,
and why A. A. Andrews, Esq, ap-
pearing as attorney fol- plaintiff and
John F. Gibbons, appearing as attor-
ney for the defendant, and said de-
PENDANT having upon such appear
ance moved the court for an order
discharging said order to show
cause, and denying said application
for writ of mandamus, and after
hearing the arguments of the coun-
Gil.