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New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

DRESSNAKING AND MILLINERY.
A = A.-ATTENTIONi-Fi class
5ressrra king done at shortest notice:
street. reception. evening gowns. princess.
seri-taiIor modes. wedding trousseaus
Janette, llOS Simpson St.. Bronx. Tel. 2l64
fremont
A-Iadies' tailor. designer. ;rom 5th ave-.
makes smart plain fancy suits; latest
STYLES; work. fit guaranteed: home pre-
feTred Gail G. Ellis, 40 Lexington ave.
DRESSM experienced: work
at home for private families; best refer
ences Address by letter. Mrs. Serres. III
West 26th St, room ~
MAKER.-Conlpetent: stylish filter:
remedies equal TO new; day, week or
month: first class reference NJ peady.
1S3 Lexington ave.
DRESSMAKINCs. GO. III. Durrand. 62o Lex
ington ave. near Jath St.; dresses for the
somth: also ball. wedding gowns; most mod
DrfceS
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COACHNAN. CHACFFEUR--By Sweds;
married: no children; thorough ho-senan;
careful driver; good appearance; sOber. re-
liable: city or country; written and personal
references William Streynert. lS1 EaS-
S7th St
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CoACHMAN-Sing Scotch: understands
horses carriages. care small place Luf-
mace. generally useful moderate wages
refarence Address CCachmal. Box q
Tribune Office.
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CoAcHMAN. married: no family: English;
country preferred: good rider and driver.
Aref class written or personal references
from last employer. Il II. KNAPP. 2a1
East 51st ST.
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I.ACNDRESS. -Colorsd: first class. fancy
work: IN private family. so out OF city.
good pay. Apply for : or days. Coorsr.
lila East 1O0yh 81
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COACHMAN-By Young FTencanan; just
arrived IL New YORK: IN private family
rfty- or co1utry Gail III West - i 81
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LAUNDRESS---Fr first class: talzs
home family washing; open air drying
500 West 41st 81. ROor, Il
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COACHMAN.-Married. no children; n prt-
vate family: willing ooNg11g. sooers
Trustworthy gcd driver; best references.
personal and private Hughes S45 ColC1rl-
bus ave.
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COACHMAN.-By Eusiisnnnans autorlooile
experience 81 years excellent reference
Addres, Coachnan, care Goodman. 290l st1
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0ACTTNTAN-CoI,rsd: Al references.
thoroughly understands care d1s horses
and carriages; can ride also. JONI Greer
1915 Bedford ave. Brooklyn.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
MACHINERY. .

At REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo second hann 111fl
Iyood and iron working machines; fuIly
guaranteed; machinery bought ana eA
sbsneed. George B. Eddy. 59s Madison 81
MACHINE SHOP.-Up to date; wanted,
special or piece work SI5 BerseuiiHs
ara west New York, y. j.
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FARMHAND-By SweCe: first class; can
milk ard drive team: references. Ad-
dress Farmer. 333 Sd ave.
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GARDENER As: married; no
family, lifetime experience in all matters
pertaining 20 horticulture and agrlculture'
frst class place only considered. Thomas
Harrison Box 90, Rhinebeck. N 7.
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LADY'S NAID--Fi-st class. Scod packs-
EairdreSser. ssanStrsSS. cirv references :.
wages SO TO $50. prefers travelling v. =.
care of RuCd. 24S West I12rh St
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COACEMAE.-B thoroughly cohlpe-enI.
well experienced. reliable aorssrlan u.
aersIends duties perfectly: not AFRAID 81
yo-,,. sober honest, CbhginS. personal rex
ergrces. Newman. 203 East zstn ST.
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JANITOR OR SEXTON, disensaged; city
or country church; will accept any posi-
ton where reliable, trustworthy American
Is required Charles c. Robinson, 22S west
18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

young professional; highly Teccrme .lded
by member New York club; would travel as
useful companion for Invalid gentleman
Companion. Tribune Uptown Ofice. 1854
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. couple would Ike
20 take charge of lady Or gentleman
house; hrst class references z. Z, cara l.
StaIhana,- iS1 East Soth St
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LAUNDRESS.-By young Swedish ~.
very competent: best os references. Vezc
side Employment Bureau. SIS Columbus
ave Tel 9S4S-Rivsr.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

USEFUL MAN in private family: very
willing and obliging: middle aged French
man; speaks q little English; good refer
erces- +. 800 West 3oth St
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C0OK--Young man, co.ored- as co9S-
boarding house or small hotel. short oIoeE
restaurant or private family William bar
rett 34S West 41st ST.
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LUNCHMAN-By young man. counter or
short orders; sober. steady: can furnish
good reference and cash security. Address
z. Becker. 1874 Madison ave
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C,OoK.-By reliable coIored man. 30. as
cook and useful man N private faIAiig
good CITY reference Victor Eunos. ISo
South Elliott Place. Brooklyn
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

number of we'll selected lantern slides
gathered from everywhere.
A careful selection OF some of the
best Of these slides made in other cit
les is shown with the excellent pic
lures made by the professor working
about New Haven with Arthur Booth
Of the Boardman high school
Prof. Baileys services are much in
demand as q lecturer. For that very
reason the opportunity Is not fire.
quently offered TO New Haveners not
in the college to hear him talk. 1t Is
expected that United church will be
packed this evening and that the time
worn advice Of Come early and avoid
the rush" will be well offered
The following notice has been sent
by the secretary of the societies to the
business men:
Attention! Members of the New Ha-
ven Business Mems association: You
and your friends are invited to attend
an illustrated lecture by Prof w. b
Bailey on Cleaner New Haven" to be
delivered In the United church on
Thursday evening. April o. at s
o'clock Every member of our asso.
citation is interested in cleaner ant
better" New Haven and should attend
this lecture. +. j. LINSLEY,
Secretary.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
DR.. WRlGHT'S OPINION
Thinks Movement shows Need Of City
Collection Department.

In an interview after the meeting
Dr. Wright told reporter that he was
entirely in sympathy with the move
ment and that he wished It every sue
cess possible. He said he thought the
fact that tho movement had evolved
was a proof Of the great need of
New Haven Of permanent depart
ment for the collection Of ashes, gar
bage and general refuse.
"Do you know" said the doctor,
that the city of New Haven pays a
smaller amount per capita for the re-
moval of its garbage than any other
city In the country. Take Waterbury,
Bridgeport. Hartford--they are all far
ahead Of us.
zone thing will admit did not like
about Prof. Bailcy's recent lecture was
the use of the word 'slums.' Really
New Haven has no slums. The appli-
cation of the word Is wrong one ]
hope this movement educates the peo-
pie Of the city along the lines OF civic
cleanliness. It will at least get the
spring cleaning-ups done earlier this
| year than usual"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

open to the public generally To he
sure, the lecture will be especially for
the New Haven Business Mems asso-
citation, but all interested in the ques-
ton Of cleaner New Haven are in
vlted to be present
The lecture will be given in tho
United church on the green, which
has been rendered by the officers Of
the church for that use only upon
unusual occasions. The lecture will
be Identical with that given by Prof,
Bailey fortnight ago before the
Associated Civic societies at the an
nual meeting and as result Of which
all the present movement for week
OF cleaning has resulted,
Prof. Bailey has come to be known
OF late years as one of the very fore
most thinkers along the lines of So
cial conditions. The latter Is his spe-
clal subject at Yale. His course is
one of the most popular in the col
lege. Most Of the lectures which he
gives are illustrated with a great
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
DIR. CARROLL TALKS

Continued from First Page.)
All men are created equal" he said,
and are endowed with certain nalien-
able rights, Therefore all laws made
by men are unjust and man has no
right to make laws. Government was
meant to be by the people. Ours may
have been once but is no longer So
Therein lies the point, no point, Of
tho address. The only laws that have
any right to be are those which the
Great Creator made for the governance
of man and any one who presumes to
make any human laws is infringing up
on the rights of that Creator
Institutions are a disease because
they tend to divide up the family Of
mankind which God made to be one
family without subdivision. Whether
they be religious or otherwise they
have the same effect. Therefore they
are disease The Catholic church, the
Protestant church, secret organizations
whether connected or not with either
are evils because they tend to divide
the family of mankind against ono an
other said Mr. Carroll.
History came in for It's share of con.
domination. Ireland was the topic of dis
cussion. The audience had followed the
speaker to the land of his birth and ht
had Just expatiated upon the reason
why the Irish were proud of their his
tory But then came the contemptuou
Il don't believe in history | want t
sec the natural facts
During his address Mr.. Carroll CAV,
the poor committee which has hat
charge Of the distribution Of the may
/ or's poor fund hit There Is no sue
| thing as human charity" he declared
Charity Is tho giving by man to an
i other man of what has been stole
from man and delivered ont plecemea
to him again" He defended the char
acter of those who had to accept tn
charity of the city, declaring that tn
assertions that they were brought {
their condition by drink and by the
own fault were not SO.
The audience united in one generou
handclapping when the address We
over but did not stay to avail itself {
the speakers offer to debate with an
who differed from the views he ha
| expressed during the evening.
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Continued from First Page.)
right of Senator Agnew to control the
time at which the vote upon his own
bill should be re-considered. In sup
port, he said, of the precedent of
senatorial courtesy" he would give
Senator Agnew his vote This action
saved the bill from utter destruction
and made possible another battle
Under the rules OF the senate, the pre-
siding officer has the deciding vote in
case of tie upon all purely parlia-
mentary questions. He has no vote
upon the direct question of the pass
age of the = Is. For this reason he
could not nave broken the tie by
which the bills were defeated.
There is an incidental question, tech
ncal but important whether in the
case Of one of the bills, the procedure
has not left Senator Agnew with only
three days In which to move to re-
consider The parllamentarians were
earnestly discussing this Tonight
Whether Governor Hughes will call
an extra session to begin perhaps I'M
mediately upon the adjournment OF the
regular session. to continue consdera-
ton of this and perhaps other matters
Is the subject Of speculation Tonight.
! Not a syllable can be obtained from
the executive chamber upon that as
4 pect of the question.
A kindred matter, which might be-
come OF some Importance in this con-
neGtion relates to the vacancy caused
by the death Of Senator Franchot 1t
/ Is known that the governor is care
fully considering the matter of calling
u special election to fiji the vacancy
Serious constitutional problems are
involved, Senator Franchot was elect
ed under the old apportlonment which
the court OF appeals has since declar-
ed unconstitutional. The new appor.
tionment act passed al the extra SOS
sion last year, re-arranged the senate
districts, but left that particular dis
trict the same as before, consisting o
the counties of Niagara and orleans
Whether Senator Franchots place cal
he flied by special election under
different apportionment is a question
which tho constitutional lawyers ar
debating Tonight. The question in
wolves the possibility of new senate
furnishing another vote for or agains
the gambling gills by the time the
are considered again,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
Associated Civic Societies Button

The question was asked what would
be done In those families where there
were no children and the rather faclti-
Gus reply was made that such a mat
ter was more properly up to Mr.. Roose-
welt and race suicide.
The matter of the committeeman
going to the schools in their
several wards there to urge the scheme
to the children personally this week
was left to the discretion of the indi
viduals.
Mr. Wittstein said that he felt he
was about the same as the average
landlord. He said he personally want
ed to keep the premises that he owned
In as healthy and slightly condition as
possible,
Upon Mr.. Wittsten's suggestion It
was decided to issue general anpeal
to landlords to enter into the scheme
of general cleaning up next week.
There have been some changes in
the committee since yesterday morn
ing. AS now made up 1t is as follows;
Ward Alderman Henry H. Town
shend SO Church street.
Ward Nathan b. Fitch, 221 Or
chard street.
Ward 3Frank Wittsteln, 81 Con-
gress avenue.
Ward 4-1saac p Smith, IS Howe
street.
Ward 54Anthony Verdi, M Crane
avenue.
Ward G. Edward J. Maroney, "a
Franklin street,
Ward flames Logan, II Walnu
street
Ward s-Edward Everit, 64t Whltnc!
avenue.
Ward 9-,Mchael Moran, Jr., 6S Win
chester avenue.
: Ward Prof John G. Tracy, "a
Winthrop avenue.
Ward 11-Richard Healy 1871 Ferr
street.
, Ward 12-.To be selected.
! Ward 10 Frank j. Belden, Jr., G
, willard street
t Ward a. SheldonN IT, Sitting, 81
Quinnipiac avenue.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

About twenty-five papers were exam
ined yesterday, but 1t is expected that
a couple more sessions will be re-
CURED before the papers are complet-
ed. 1t is said that the papers are all
OF a good class. There are three by
Italians, but none OF these have as
yet been looked over.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
is FOR THE PUBLIC
Wrong Impression Gained Con-
corning Professor Bailey's
Lecture.
SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT
Associated Civic Societies Hopes for
Big Crowd ut United
Church.

Prof. Charles Foster Kent, presi-
dent of the Associated Civic societies,
said last night that he thought the
general impression prevailed about
the lecture to be given by Prof. Will
liam Bailey tonight would not be
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
STILL ON EXAM PAPERS
Those of Italian Candidates Not Yet
Reviewed.

The civil service board held another
session yesterday afternoon to look
over the papers of the lightweight
candidates who took tho recent
examinations for supernumeraries.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

MOTHER GOES BURGLARS BOND.
Goshen, April S.--Kerrell Kimber-
ly, who was arrested by the state po-
lice yesterday and held in $500 bonds
to answer to charges alleging burg
larry, was released from the Htchfeld
jail to-day, bonds being furnished by
his mother.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
Junior Suits $500.

We are making quite n specially Of
these Junior Suits. They differ from
misses suit In that the skirts are
shorter and the coats more boxcy.
They are intended for growing misses
and aptly named ''Juniors"--misscs of
10, IL, II and 10 years. We are
showing a large range of styles and
materials, both plain and fancy.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09

Ward 15-Andrew p. Allen, 4Oe
Forbes avenue.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
Broadcloth Jacket $1,000.

Black broadcloth Jacket, 3-button,
slngle-brcastcd, with notch collar. 10
is lined with black satin, has straps,
seams and bone buttons. just the
jacket for present wear and can be
worn cool evenings all the summer
with any separate skirt.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
Butterfly Suits $3.50.

These suits have the modified ko-
mona sleeve effect, with scmi-httcd
back and the 3-button Empire effect
I'm front. The skirts are gorcd or
plated, and finished with n wide fold
Of same material or three narrow
satin bands. They come In all colors,
including Copenhagen. raspberry and
tans.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
Prince Chap Suits $500.

Shadow stripes In black, navy,
brown, leather. gun metal and light
gray. The nobby little coat is finish
ed with pointed front. and the little
pique vest cdging gives IL smart
tailored appearance. The skirts are
gored or plated, finished with a deep
fold of same material. Suits of the
same fabrics and same class of work
manship would cost You So more II II
were not that you are dealing direct
with the factory that makes them.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
BILLS DEFEATED
BUT NOT KILLED

Continued from First Page.)
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-09
Covert Coat S12.50.

Nobby little 27-lnch covert coat.
lined with striped taficta; i'm the T.
button Prince Chap effect, with two
top and two hip pockets; notch collar
and strictly tailored sleeves.
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Continued from First Page.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
JAMES BAPTIST RECAPTURED AFTER
SOARING RANCHERS AND TRYING SUICIDE

fnr { sba-I time liz actions were fa-
rional Suddenly ne dariec - Z
corner here ms rowing eye Iaa
caught sight uf q prpsEss-esor 5 pick.
and graEninr II IL MS hand he "a uIg
i around his head a. i about te
uiaEe II attempt upou the p-puis
gathered IL the room. H suddenly
changed his mind a. a. Began za
iseat himself Oh he head with r.
fiuailr failing ssnesless On the hopf
Re was Immediately hound s-hii= Il
Campbell rode to MeGii &c nVrifT Al
officer
Deputy Sheriff crea-F went vl1n
Campbell 10 his place and brought
Baptist into NcSIll Issz feEhL i
has nor az yer been deternl iiied
whether or not ms condition viii
permit his being moved Il Els hnt
IL ease Il oDes ~ vii - brought
Bere and lodged = 5ail pending 81
animation az 10 SANITY hy Sheriff
DAVIS and Deputy Fuln1s-f. who Fssus
- NrEin last evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

James aaHliafi. Iste italian lHaaiig
who eseap-d from mis- keeper a nc
GU Wednesday morning after i.aat-
IN ham over fhs head un-Il unenE-
sciaus. was captured aiiOu1 noon ges-
zsrday a. Camnlsall ranch his ldeH-
tty only l.atnE suspected after hs
attempted 10 u-aiu himself VIII 4
arasp-ctur pick His condition II
Sale 10 ie serious
BAPTIST xhu las Trlday mad M
throat cut II II Hbo--ive attempt.
a. b. claimed. on fns par - fxu
Greeks 10 murder aim IN the dead o.
night a. MS ezain Al MeGill vas
con fined IN q tent nszr The hospitn
a. that point guard beInE placed
over him as the T1ain from ms wound
seemed 10 hars unbalanced MS mind
"Wednesday morning between : Hnd
3 clock he soss from bed anc witt
q poker. beat his guard BUCK Mar
cum. into 4 state Of inEsnsibiliiy
xith r. de hen walked II haEe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
SHOCKING TRAGEDY ENDS
A PROTRACTED SPREE
Vim. kardr0p Seizes Gun in Currie Store and
Blows his Head Off.-Guard and Crowd in Room
Had no Harnine--Man had Attempted Lives of
Others During Night of Temporary Insanity

guarded closely. belng far from "a
tsoazI Al Cu-rls he Was taken Of
and walked 70 fbe store. where Z uhy-
szHaEu Eas summoned While AZ
rival q The physician was awaifed
AAndrop vas piars1 d 7hs reaf of
the rsau and fnose y hu had cume
gz1h hin went forward 10 talE with
CurTie people who had assenn Dl.sc 70
h.sf zhst vas Ehe matter SD
thoaEA3 entered ne mind q auE lsodF
absu1 Aardr0p attempting ms own
destruction. his violence 20 thar time
having sse-en directed toward others
and be having isesn isff alone. par1ls
because uf belief thas such course
EaHla have tendency - gHle1 him
Lei alone. WardnoH- whose deiu-
son curing rbe morning had i.sen
fhaz b. vaE ls=iuE pursued lF eHs-
MES RhD intended his murder ext-
deut hatHue uHuie stricken aud tu
vaHa a1 be turIuH which MS mind
e8z zurea uT as Hhuuf fa ~ inflicted
seized q gun rhas was Standing ~ ne
aaek ~ me room and fs0s ms iife.
HHadHup was EuaKH a. al s1eel-
len miner During most uf sasI
HaaT he was foreman IL The en-
pIH9 e fhs White Pin. Cold Mining
4 Milling comuans Eeoenrly. how
ever b. had been win me Vulcan
MzH#He eamuaIT Something ever
I've NsaEs aen ~ came from ne
nine r. E-fT for > holiday rhs out
eame q Khich was IL tragic ending
- hls Efe vesrts ts-naE de WIS given
10 periodical sprs-sss hut beyond tins
fRu1s vas considered n exueutiunaiiF Is
essan and Canallte lnEnz
& vHs tii4 Intention FestssfdHF
morning 10 bring s. arorop ~ Ms
tisE ard uiaee hfIn in 5al Tor tresf-
mem following treatment a. Lurrle
-rhs sheriff off1ua Lad l,s.sI advised
q hls CONDITION 1nd DepuTr Sheriff
FuineT was preparing = &c tu meet
he officers IN enHrE. 81 tns insane
mHn when the word eams 81 nis end
a. wa about - TsarE - aEe ann
isazes family a. his home IL B.-
gar TtAh. lbsr. I.eluE wife and
several children HIS wife vi -
advised lsy wire TO-DAY q ms deafh
and aske6 as 1n disposition "a Re
made q the lsgoT - far as known
re deceased was q nzsmher Of none
81 zhs frzferraa orders though haH-
/ INK al one tine tss-eu an ODD Fellow
NJ smith VII 20 q Curris thls
morning 20 take charge of he -
mains until word Is received from
| Logan
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
IMPORTANT
DECISION IS
RENDERED


AT important decision. considered
zrom q legal standpoint mas been
rendered by Judge Brown in the csse
CT : o Dimmick VS. NJ T. Little
Tex Rickard. for recovery Of s55s
IN an attachment judgment rendered
some SIX wears aEo IN Alaska. 3 De-
murrer 70 The complaint ef the
plaintiff setting forth the statute of
limitations lsinE sustained
About siz YEARS ago. when Riekard
Was n Alaska Dimmick brought Euir
K recover q sun1 alleged 10 i,e due
from kickard As q result judgment
II ms favor FOR s55S was returned
hF the Alaskan court IL the mean
Hims kickard had moved 10 Nevada
an1 was uBt located by Dimmiek for
several wears The judgment Was
finally brought % light here ssre-aI
months ago aud d temporary re-
straIning order uf the district eou-f
secured against Riekard-
Demurrer ~as made by A. Jnrirh
attorney for the defendant. on the
ground that ne special statute OF
limitation for this state covered The
cas-. while Beliord a Schxavtier. ar
sorneFs for me plaintiff in their an
svsr Stated thai the regular ssatut.
of limitations, o. SIX wears. shau,d
- considered
since Judge Brown has decided a.
favor Of the defendant there remains
onlF one manner IN which The cas-.
caD Ds finally decided and the law
fAiiF tested That ik 70 take j. to
fhe supreme court Of the state The
statutes Of special and general lims-
tation arr plainly in eonfsie1 win an.
Ahothssf- atiornesE state. and the mat
ser n one OF especial interest, there
'ore. both 70 them and everyone else
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
FILES AIN AMENDED
COMPLAINT DOES
RICHARD

Al amended petition was lied
YESTERDAY with ne eierE Of me dis
lrief e8Hrf In the ease 81 n r Rick
ard rs sam Goodman for rental q
-ne Capitol saloon Il the new lsefi=
tion Riekarc asks for S375 REM a.
ieg-d IL ~ due for 1na month Of
Feilruar8 A former complaint asked
fur renls ~ The SINE rate par month
Tor sszeral months
The petition alleges That un Oa-
aolsef - Goodman rented the huiid-
ing. deseriBsd as the building stu
ated OF lot z block J q Ely from
Riekard. agreeing 10 paF therefor
&aza d month
The reur f0r the month ending
FeiiruarT = has not VET i.aeu s.srtl4.c
and Is nov due and pssable. Piafuf-
II asks Tor this and prasE Judgment
IN ms fHTur together with assess
mem Of costs o. suit against defend
AM and interest or fhe principal al
the ueht A. the rate Of Ter cen Der
annun