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among those attacked. examined a car
cass and declares the epidemic is
caused by some lung trouble. The an
imals have been dying by the score.
and the complaint is said to be spread
ing.
WEATHER MAN ARRIVES.
Verne H. Church the recently APP
pointed director of the Indianapolis
Weather bureau left Salt Lake city
Monday night. He expected to stop at
Denver and Chicago on the way east
to look over the bureaus there and re-
new old acquaintances. He expects to
reach indianapolis Friday night.
JUDGE PAULUS DECIDES.
over the protests of three of the de-
positors. Judge Paulus of the Grant
circuit court at Marion yesterday aft
ernoon appointed Harry T. Connolly as
the receiver for the Grant County
Bank at Upland, which closed its doors
a week ago.
WINDOW GLASS ADVANCES.
An immediate advance in the price
of all grades and sizes of window glass
was decided upon yesterday at a meet
ing OF representatives of Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and other
states The discounts were fixed at 80
and 80 per cent from the list on single
strength glass and 80 and IS per cent
on double strength.
BIG ODD FELLOW DIES.
| Jackson G. stober. of Wabash, 65
years old, who attained the rank OF
| brigadier general Patriarchs Militant
OF the Odd Fellows, and held every
state office in that order except one
died yesterday of heart disease. He
was a civil war veteran. enlisting as
a drummer boy. He was prominent II
local democratic circles.
INDIANA BOAT IN.
s. D. MeLeish. representing the New
York Central lines at Evansville hai
| taken the initiative toward getting /;
| special boat to represent Evansville il
| the parade escorting President Tai
down the Mississippi from st. Louis t,
New Orleans. It is expected that from
seventy five to one hundred person
from here will join the trip.
AUTO WRECKS HOUSE.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Miller of Indi
annapolis had thrilling ride dow
one of the steepest hills in Indiana a
|
lowing the failure of the brake O.
their automobile to operate. The ca
rushed down a hill 100 feet high. tor
down forty feet of fence. outer wal
of a house, and stopped only when
had plunged half way into a kitchen
where Mrs. Charles McCune was wash
ing clothes. Mr.. and Mrs Miller an
Mrs McCune were not injured. but tn
rear Of the house and the automobil
were wrecked.
TO SUE TRUSTEE.
Because of the advice of State SUP
erintendent Of Public Instruction Ale.
they have been refused transfers fo
their children from the township nor
commissioned to the city accredite
high school, seven Patoka TOWNSHIP
patrons yesterday filed suit against tn
! township and Trustee Brazelton. &
| Princeton, claiming right to transfe
| under the new law.
| ATTORNEY GOES BROKE.
i George w. Beeman, an attorney {
| Knox, Ind. filed a petition in volur
tary bankruptcy in the federal coul
at indianapolis yesterday, giving h
liabilities at s9,671.51 and his assets ;
slO.790. The majority of his debts
In money borrowed. with real estate &
security Another petition filed yestei
dav was By Ellis l. Porter "a farm'
: | OF Lyons station. who gives his liabil
ties as s3745.20 and assets at S922.
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Editor Times.

Editor Times:
You will please announce through
your columns that l will he candi-
date for the office of city Judge on the
republican ticket, at the republican
city primaries, which are TO be an
neunced by the republican city OrganI-
zation.
+ q SpunAT
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GARY.

Editor, I1mesi
You are authorized to announce my
name as a candidate for city treasurer
of Gary ON the republican ticket, sub
ject to the republican nominations.
A. d. SCHAEFFER.
Editor, Times:
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Editor, Times.

Editor, Times:
Please announce to the people of
Gary that l am a republican candidate
for the office of aIderman-at-Iarge,
subject to the republican nominations.
WILLIAM M,NEIL.
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AUGUST JERNBERG.
Editor, Times.

! EuftOrs Ilmees
VIII you please add my name TO the
list of candidates running for office in
East Chicago and Indiana HarbOr, SUBJ
ject TO the republican primaries. I am
out for alderman of the seventh ward.
JOHN w. CALVIN.
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WILLIAM NIENTZER,
Editor Times:--

Editor Iimes:-
wish through your columns to an
nouncc that I will be a candidate for
the republican nomination for nIder-
man-st-farge in East Chicago, subject
TO the republican primaries.
GEORGE HUDACKO.
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Editor Times;
Kindly announce my name as a can
didafe for the republican nomination as
aIderman-at-IarRe 10 succeed myself,
before the coming republican primaries.
W. b. NEWMAN.
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Editor Timess


Kindly say in your paper that I will
be n candidate for the republican nom
nation for alderman from the sixth
ward, subject TO the decision of the
coming republican primaries.
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Editor Times.

EditOF Times:
VIII you please announce that / will
be candidate for the office of alder
man on the republican tick II from the
sixth ward, subject 10 the coming re-
publican primaries!
A. VI. DICKSON.
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Political Announcements
Editor Times.

Editor Times:
You are authorized to announce my
name as a candidate for alderman from
the Fourth ward ON the republican
ticket, subject TO the republican pri-
maries.
w. j. TIAIM.
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Editor. IImeNs
wish through your columns to an
nounce to the republicans of East Chi
cGEo that : viii be candidate for al
derman from the sixth ward in East
Chicago, subject TO the wishes of the
party.
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Editor Times

Editor Times:
1 desire through your columns TO an
nounce that | will be candidate for
the republican nomination for alder
man in the Fifth ward. subject to the
republican primaries.
WILLIAM KOHL.
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THOHAs MAUGER.
Editor, Illness

You are at liberty to announce my
name as Il candidate for the republican
nomination for alderman from the sixth
ward in East Chicago, subject 10 the
republican primaries.
JAMES KROUPA.
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Editor. Tines.

/ Editor, Times:
/ desire through the medium of The
Lake County Times to make known
my candidacy for mayor of East Chi
cage, subject TO the republican pri-
maries. ID. J. REID.
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Editor. Tinness

Editor, Times
I wish through the columns of your
paper TO announce my candidacy for
tire republican nomination for alder
man of the fifth ward I'm East Chicago,
according to the wishes of the nOmi-
mating primaries.
THOMAS MAUGER.
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Editor. Times:

Editor, Times:
Please announce my name as a can
dIdate for the office of aIderman-at-
large on the republican ticket, subject
to the outcome of the East Chicago re-
publican primaries.
MONROE II. SCHoCK.
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Editor Timesi
wish to announce through the me-
dunn of The Times that I will be a
candidate for nomination for the Ofice
of Judge on the republican ticket, sub
ject to the coming primaries.
b. w. HENDERSON.
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Editor Times:

ElUINUT ] IfntNs
Please announce my name as a
candidate for alderman-at-Iarge on the
republican ticket In East Chicago, sub
jeet to the decision of the coming pri-
marfes-
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Editor TInesi

Editor Times:
Please announce to the voters,
through your paper, that 1 will he Il
candidate for the office of alderman
from the Fourth ward on the republic
an ticket, subject to the republican pri.
maries.
Il
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JAP editor says he feels a deep
pity for American husbands who are
slaves to their wives. We know a
little lady who would iiu jitsu the Jap
If she could get her lilly whites on
him.
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Editor. Times.

Editor, Times:
You may announce my name as
candidate on the republican ticket for
the office of city clerk of Hammond,
subject to the republican nominating
primaries. PETER RIPLEY.
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Editor Times:

Editor Times:
By means of this notice ! have the
pleasure of announcing myself as n
candidate for city treasurer for the
city of Hammond, subject to the COM
ing republican primaries.
PAUL ID. IIPINSkL.
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UP AND DOWN IN
Ind I=A=N=A
STRIKE WAS COMPROMISED.

The strike which was declared last
week by sixty women employed in
peeling tomatoes at the Anderson can
ming factory was compromised yester-
day and the women went back to work.
The women We're receiving cents a
bucket and struck for a Scent rate
AS II was impossible to get other wo-
men an increase of one-half cent in
the bucket was proposed and by the
management and accepted.
FORT WAYNE FAIR OPEN.
The Fort Wayne fair opened yester-
day with an attendance of 5000 from
all parts of Allen county. The initial
attendance was ahead OF the figure for
the opening day of last year and this
is exceedingly gratifying to the fair
officials. as they declare it means that
the total attendance for the week
will be far in excess Of the total for
last year.
DISEASE ATTACKS HOGS.
Farmers residing in Jefferson town
ship near Columbia City report a
strange disease which has attacked
their heards or swine, quickly depict
ing them The symptoms Of the dis
ease are said to be not unlike cholera
but Henry Croweu, whose hogs are
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health and send greetings to our many
friends in Hammond.
Very sincerely yours.
ALFRED a WINSLOW.
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FORT WAYNE cruelty Gov Marshas presf
Dental boom makes noise like ceiling
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THINGS AND FILINGS


"OUCH!''-the daily blues"
AGAIN thrice welcome Indianaians
to Gary.
HAPPY New Year to our Jewish
friends
OH, what a night in East Chicago
Sept. IS.
HOW did you like the Lake Front
Park. Mr. Taft
WE are glad to welcome Rev. Swift
ger back again.
POOR Mr.. Schaaf "one lone youth"
to bring him out.
HAS wife bought her Cook bonnet
yet? And is it paid for?
Mr.. BRENNAN seems to be A No
I in the sender boat class.
THE more we see of Cooks atti-
tude, the less we like Peary's.
THE Hammond democrats have be-
gun the sad march to the pole,
-
THERE is another squeaking heard
in the gran dole Becker machine.
THE Hammond Shriners are hatch
ing out plans to. pull of a wonder on
October 2.
IT'S racking job to be metropoli-
tan editor these days and find out in
jiffy who to put on page 1.
YOU must have an awful pull Dr.
Shanklin, to make the boss wait until
you have had your vacations!
1T seems to be extremely hard for
some people in East Chicago to be
both gentlemen and politicians.
49,
PERU and Bolivia have decided that
it is too expensive to war upon each
other, but that won't affect the Gro
lius-Knotts war.
THE struggle between the Laporte
and Valparaiso baseball teams. indi-
Gates that neither of them have yet
discovered the pole.
: -
IN the meantime the festive farmer
is to be envied, no politics and all he
has to do is to take his money to the
bank in an automobile.
WHAT do you think of woman
who fused to beat the band because
she couldn't attend the meeting o.
the Don't Worry club?"
THE Gary tennis players are lick
3 ing their chops in pleasant anticipa
ton of what they are going to do t.
that dear old Hammond.
AS a sort of an offset to the Cook
> Peary shindy, old Abdul Hamid hal
: started in to write history of hi
reign. Get the asbestos.
} -
PEARY says he is the only maj
who has discovered the pole We hop
Messrs. o. I. Paine and o. U. Wild
/. ermuth take no exception to this
g 1T has never been any trouble 70
Il the democrats to split the republican
t party The trouble for the democrat
o is to make it stay split on electio
t day.
CAPT. Henry Peters of the Han
! mond fire department has gone t
h New York and hopes to see a 2-1
it call bring a few engines down Broac
g way.
If TOO bad the Federated Civic Lei
que boys couldn't run over to Ea.
Chicago and Indiana Harbor and "a
few tips on how to run the polite;
game.
% -AA-
LAPORTE Herald says, passionat
=. nature is indicated b. a stiff thuml
This let's lot of us who have lopr
a. digits out of the Ella Wheeler Wflco
class.
- DID you ever hear of a man who's
= mind was so small that you could bio
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COMMUNICATIONS.

a interest
the writer ut
merits This pre-
to az re
is publ I'm
public at large
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WHAT do you think of woman
who fused to beat the band because
she couldn't attend the meeting of
the Don't Worry club?"
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wINDOw GLASS ADVANCES.

An immediate advance in the price
of all grades and sizes of window glass
was decided upon yesterday at a meet
ing OF representatives of Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and other
states The discounts were fixed at 90
and 80 per cent from the list on single
strength glass and 80 and 35 per cent
on double strength.
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BIG ODD FELLOW DIES.

Jackson G. Stober. of Wabash, 65
years old, who attained the rank of
brigadier general Patriarchs Militant,
OF the Odd Fellows, and held every
state office in that order except one,
died yesterday of heart disease He
was a civil war veteran, enlisting as
a drummer boy. He was prominent in
local democratic circles.
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THE Gary tennis players are lick
ing their chops in pleasant anticipa-
ton of what they are going to do to
that dear old Hammond
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SOME helpless babies are awfully
chagrined to think that their fathers
go around Dragging about the cute
things they do, without any permits
sion whatever
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JUDGE FAULTS DECIDES.

over the protests of three of the de-
positors, Judge Paulus of the Grant
circuit court at Marion yesterday aft
ernoon appointed Harry T. Connolly as
the receiver for the Grant County
Bank at Upland, which closed its doors
a week ago.
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CAPT Henry Peters of the Ham
mond fire department has gone to
New York and hopes to see a 2-11
call bring a few engines down Broad
way.
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TOO bad the Federated Civic Lea
que boys couldn't run over to East
Chicago and Indiana Harbor and get
a few tips on how to run the political
game.
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INDIANA BOAT IN.

s. D. MeLeish, representing the New
York Central lines at Evansville has
taken the initiative toward getting a
special boat to represent Evansville in
the parade escorting President Taft
down the Mississippi from St Louis tC
New Orleans. It is expected that from
seventy FIVE to one hundred persons
from here will join the trip.
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AS a sort of an Offset to the Cook
Peary shindy, old Abdul Hamid has
started in to write a history of his
reign Get the asbestos.
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Dr. Cook Ianal7g .at-Coper1aaaen

among those attacked. examined a car
cass and declares the epidemic is
caused by some lung trouble. The an
imals have been dying by the score.
and the complaint is said to be spread
frc
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LAPORTE Herald says, passionate
nature is indicated b. a stiff thumb.
This let's a lot of us who have foppy
digits out of the Ella Wheeler Wilcox
class.
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HENRY F. EGGERs.
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IN the meantime the festive farmer
is to be envied. no politics and all he
has to do is to take his money to the
bank in an automobile.
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WEATHER MAN ARRIVES.

Verne H. Church. the recently APP
pointed director of the indianapolis
Weather bureau. left Salt Lake City
Monday night. He expected to stop at
Denver and Chicago on the way east
to look over the bureaus there and re-
new old acquaintances. He expects to
reach indianapolis Friday night.
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DID you ever hear of a man whose
mind was so small that you could blow
it through humming birds bill into a
mosquitoes eye and the mosquito
wouldn't wink
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1T has never been any trouble for
the democrats to split the republican
party The trouble for the democrats
is to make it stay split on election
day.
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THE struggle between the Laporte
and Valparaiso baseball teams, indi-
Gates that neither of them have yet
discovered the pole.
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PEARY says he is the only man
Who has discovered the pole We hope
dessrs. o. Z. Paine and o. T. Wild
,rmuth take no exception to this.
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PERU and Bolivia have decided that
it is too expensive to war upon each
other, but that won't affect the Gro
lius-Knotts war
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Editor, Times:
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JAMES KROUPA.
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WILLIAM KOHL.
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American Consular Service.
VALPARAISO, Chill
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Strike of pressed steel car works re-
sumed al Schoenville. Pa.
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GOVERNOR NORRIS CALLS AN EX.
IRA SESSION
SETTLE STONE CONTROVERSY
Legislature Also Urged to Make Appro.
priation for Maintenance of Publicity
Bureau.

Helena, Dec. Ex-Governor Edwin
L. Norris yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock issued a proclamation conven-
ing the eleventh legislative assembly
in extraordinary session to take action
on the present capitol building contro-
versy. The legislature will meet in
Helena at noon, Monday, Dec. u, and
under the governors call is empowered
to make such amendments to the act
authorizing the construction of said
additions as the legislative assembly
in its wisdom may deem advisable"
and also to make an appropriation for
the support of the publicity bureau for
the year 1910, this appropriation hav-
ing been omitted from the general ap-
preparation bill through clerical error
at the last regular session.
In his proclamation the governor
states that he calls the special session
upon petition of majority of the legis-
lators, who have agreed that they will
attend and serve at such session with
out cost to the state.
Samples of Columbus, Montana,
sandstone and Bedford, Indiana, lime
stone, forwarded by w. B. George of
Billings, were received here Saturday
by Senator Romney and may be seen
at The Western News Office by all who
are interested in the matter. Compari-
draw it's own conclusions.
The main capitol building was con-
structed of sandstone quarried at
Columbus, Mont. This stone was
Louis Worlds Fair. 1t was naturally
supposed that the same material would
be used in the construction of the addi-
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TWELVE INCH MAIN AND PURIFY
ING TANKS COMPLETED.
ENGINEER HAWKINS ON THE JOB
Force of 100 Men Under Supt. Groove
Pushing the Workman Sewer to
be Laid by January 20 h.

Splendid progress is being made
with the construction of the sewer by
the Burrell Bridge Co. The work is
in charge of Supt. Groove and about
100 men and IA teams have been en-
ployed on the job since Dec. l. Prac-
tically all the main sewer, constructed
of II inch pipe, some 2300 feet, extend
ing from the purifying tanks to Sew
enth street and about 5000 feet of the
eight inch mains which will parallel
Main along the alleys on both sides,
is underground. The purifying tanks
and eight or ten man holes are com
pleted and in few days the small
pipe for house connections will be here
and ready to be laid.
Good progress has been made, the
weather having been favorable, the
chief difficulty experienced being an
occasional collision with a water main.
If all goes we'll the main sewer will
be completed by Jan. 20.
o. J. Hawkins is the engineer in
charge, representing the city, and is
on the job all the time, personally in
specting every piece of pipe, keeping
tab on the grade, always alert and
ambitious to turn in first class job.
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HOLDUP ON FRIDAY AND ARE SEN
TENCED FOLLOWING FRIDAY.
WARD CASE IS CONTINUED
Hooper and Spooner Compromise Hog
Case-Court to Adjourn Tomorrow
and Jurors be Excused for Term.

John Dick and Victor Keips, two
holdup men from Stevensville, charged
on two counts with robbery, were
tried yesterday on the first count and
the jury brought in a verdict of guilty
against Dick, whose guilt was posi-
lively established. The jury, follow
ing the instructions of the court ac.
quilted Keips, whose guilt was not so
clearly proved. Both Dick and Keeps
will be tried tomorrow on the second
count, in which case the authorities
are confident of convicting Keips.
The prisoners are being defended by
Attorney Taylor, Arrest, Rager and
Cameron, counsel appoiated by the
the court. Sentence will be pro-
nounced FRIDAY.
Helps and Dick are accused of hold
ing up Ed Parker last Friday night
and relieving him of Sc and his watch.
On the following night they also re.
lieved Henry Segrist of his watch.
Both roO Oberles occurred in the vicinity
of the Stevensville hotel. The men
were arrested by Under Sheriff John
son DauE her'y and brought to Hami-
ton Sunday. On Monday County At
torney McCulloch filed direct informa-
tons in district court and both cases
were set for mediate trial and the
pros pect W is that the footpads will
have been landed in the pen this week
In the tGse Chas. Craig VS.. Lille
Drost at d Sarah Gavin the plaintiff
:ec .vered oa,-half interest in GER
tain prop rfy.
In the case of W. M. Hooper VS..
Fred Sporner a suit to recover dam
ages on account of infection by chol-
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era, compromise was effected out of
court and the case was dismissed. 1t
is understood that the basis of settle
ment was the payment of $4OO to
Hooper by Spooner.
The case of Ravaili Abstract Co.
against Sarah ]. Odell, administra.
trix, for breach of contract, was nom
suited.
In the equity suit of Horace A
Smith VS.. Fred Reynolds, the jury
found for the plaintiff on one count
and for the defendant on four.
L. J. Campbell was given a judg
ment against M. Rennaker, suit on a
note.
The injunction suit of Frogge ard
Clairmont VS.. Annie Holt; Ravalli
Mercantile Co. VS. John h. Hickey;
Chas. w. Moore VS.. Thos Beavers ct
al; and Howard c. Park VS.. ]. F.
Logan were continued for the term.
The two cases Of the state VS.. Geo
w. Ward, charged with killing game
out of season, were also continued for
the term.