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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
TWO DAYS OF RIGHT ROYAL
SPORT IN BASE BALL AND THE
FIRST MATCH GAME OF POLO
Tucumcari Takes Two Games From Nara Visa in the
Most Brilliant Base Ball Ever Played In This City


The Nara Visa team accompanied by
Messrs, Scigel McNcnl, Mcintyre and
Il bunch Of the best all round good fcl.
lows hit Tucumcafi saturday night
with the intention Of putting a cfimp
into the locals batting average and sue.
cceded pretty well in carrying nut their
plans Had II not been for an accident
IN which Mcneil the star twirlcr of
their team was hit on the forearm in
the latter part Of the game and was
forced "a retire from the box another
story might be told.
Both exhibitions were ~ the fast aud
smuggling variety, and only n swatting
rally in the eighth inning Sunday saved
the day for the home talent.
The visitors opened up the game
Sunday with two scores IN the first
aud held the lead until the fatal eighth
when the home boys got busy aud tied
mp the score aud won out in the las,
half of the ninth by a score Of . Ia :
Mondays game was u little faster
than the day previou- with less error.
and more brilliant plays and hut foi
several close decisions by both umpire.
II would have been the best game pull
eel of here this season
The visitors played good ball aud
conducted themselves in "A cent lpuou
like manner, and hut for little hard
luck would have spli, even on IN,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11

American shores 10 explore the way and
seek the game haunt-. Their mission
was only partly successful on account
Of storms. At sunrise on February,
-, laOs. the main expedition embark
cd on Its expedition to the pole. II
consisted Of eleven men and lO3 dogs
drawing eleven heavily laden slcdgcs.
The expedition left the Greenland shore
aud pushed westward over the troubled
ice of Smith Sound. The gloom Of the
long night was relieved only by n few
hours Of daylight The chill of winter
felt at its worst As We crossed the
nights of Ellsmerc sound the tempera
ture sank to minus ~ centigrade. Sev.
ernl dogs were frozen and the men
suffered severally but We soon found
the game trails along which the way
was easy.
"We forced through Nansen sound
TO Lands End. In this march we So
cured l0l musk oxen, seven hears aud
/ 335 hsres. We pushed out into the
polar sea from the southern point of
Herbert Island on March is Six Eski
mos returned from here. With four men
and forty.six dogs moving supplies for
eighty days the crossing Of the circum
polar pack was begun. Three days later
two other Eskimos, forming the las,
supporting party returned and the trail.
had now been reduced to the survival
Of the iitcst. The two best men aud
20 dogs were picked up for the hnaI
effort.
"There before us in the unknown land
400 miles away, lay our goal. The first
days journey provided long marches
and we made encouraging progress. A
big lead which separated the land from
the lee of the central pack was crossed
with little delay. The low temperstur,
was persistent and the winds made lif,
a torture. But wrapped up in our snow
house, eating dried beef 'tallow aud
drinking hot tea there were some .nima
comforts to he gained.
"For several days after the sigh
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
CHINESE RESTAURANT rs BURGLARIZED
TWO UNKNoWNs DO THE HOLD UP

Wednesday night a couple Of high
waymen held up the Coney Island res
taurant and relieved the Chink pro
prietor Of ten In cash. The two men
walked into the restaurant from the
saloon, apparently for the purpose Of
ordering supper, the time being about
o o'clock. When approached by Mr..
chinaman, one Of them took hold Of
him and held him fast, while the other
broke open the cash drawer and reliev'
cd IL Of Its contents, being about ten
dollars In silver.
The needy couple walked out and
have made good leave. ofiesss are
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
AUTO PARTY TIED UP HERE EN- ROUTE
FROM NEW YORK TO MEXICO CITY

down came, but don Z know how they
are going to reach VI Paso.
The auto tourists left New York on
August 26th and stopped -four days in
Chicago and Kansas City, The original
four cars are now scattered along the
route at different points, aud Jones
don I know whether be In yet In the
lead or not. lie hopes to get out Of
Tucumcari today.
There seems TO be no wager as to
who will reach the destination named,
arst, and apparently the only object
is 90 End out in how short q time the
trip can be made.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
Continned on last page.)
CARLSBAD CONVEN-
TON OCTOBER 5, 6, z

The General Committee for the Con.
vention and Tournament never quits
but hustles in season and out, the motto
being To let all subscribe who wish and
never slight any by not calling. BY
securing sufficient funds for prizes they
expect large crowd and their efforts
should be rewarded, for there IL no
town in the territory 50 well deserving
Of visit M Carlsbad. where the
first government irrigation project Of
the United States was opened year
ago. The town has twenty-eight miles
of shaded streets, the hest and largest
mineral springs in the territory, plenty
of water for fire test, FIRE irrigation IN.
cilities that include dam that cost
s25O,000, u pipe line six aud half feet
: in diameter aud 40 feet long that ear.
ries the water from the big canal under
/ Dark canon, hume ffty feet high,
600 feet long and twenty.eght feet
/ wide that carries the water over the
Pecos, one of the best equipped Com.
mercial clubs in the territory that IL
! prepared to entertain the people 80.
cially.
| A program Of the three days events
in being arranged, and the different
committees are busy with the f, ork NJ
sigued them, and the outlook for three
days sport Is assured The crowd which
, will attend from all over the territory
promises 10 be large, as the railroads
will shortly announce n rate which will
be cheaper than staying at home.
The entertainment fund not only in
cludes the hremen, hat the members OF
the press Of the entire territory, who will
be invited to attend the meeting OF
the Pecos Valley Press Association
which meets in Carlsbad on the same
dates as the fTemen.
The committee having the meeting
of the editors in charge held a joint SEES
sion with the finance committee Wed
nesday, and was told TO 90 ahead anC
make its arrangements, that the hnan
cial end had already been attended to
aud when the press gang has its bill
paid the rest is easy
Carlsbad has a reputation for hospi
tality and will add to her laurels OF
= the dates mentioned.
A. l.. Sailor, Kansas City, was n
the Cover Saturday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11

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third
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send fonn.d. u.rrir, s,,uek on, Ro.s
nj, IN rich, ,o, ,h,.o h.... .,a III.
san scorcd Kin.s,o, nj, a. o.,,o, .nd
w.s safe an av mpg aud R.ss s.o,od
Fox bit IN I.f, aud v,s c,u,h, ou,
Third-wuvnrd br IN ,,gh, far
,h,c, t.sc. N,NooI ,.as ..,, -, a., a,
third and WHIv,rd scorod NoNo,i
stole secopd ,oot third nj, ,.ss.d hail
and s.ored nm wild mitch yossie, s,,uek
ont Knipbt fapp.d mud E,hs,, w.nt
ON, third ia first
Hutchinson MA. safe an orror NJ third
stewart hen, ou, a bun,. Nrpowell wos
sof. op bi, ., ..c,,J ,,d tt,,,ii,.,.,,.
scored Il.,r.,p vus s,so ~, .rror ,,
.hor, and stewart wns thrown ont ~,
the rlnte. Ilein.oJ was out .,c,Iiry
third
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
FRANK SIMMONS WILL GO TO
CHICAGO

Engineer Frank Simmons whom the
News mentioned in some previous is.
sues, hurt in wreck here some weeks
ago, will leave for Chicago next Wed
nosday, where he intends to take three
months treatment in Chicago hospital,
hoping to relieve his stilIcncd knee.
His family will accompany him.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
CUTTING A MILE
OF RAILS A DAY

The rail cutting machine which is
making good headway cutting and ht
ting rails for the steel gang on :he
Tucumcari Memphis is doing business
ten hours a day. The big machine cm.
ploys ten or twelve men and II cuts
and prepares for the track laying force
about one mile Of rails day II will
be occupied sixty or more days cutting
rails for the rucumcari end of the line.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11

An auto party en- route from New
York to City Of Mexico broke a ma
chine east Of the Logan bridge over
the Canadian and have been delayed
several. days. Their machinist, VIM.
Jones, and his wife, have been In the
city for n day or two. Jones is hav.
ing repairs made at the local shops.
They have Asnges for the Wheels Of
the machine aud will cross the river
over the bridge, the Canadian being
30 high that II nigh, require days to
ford il by wagon road. Mr.. Jones says
his party was several days nhead OF
the other competitors when the break.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11

after them and Il is believed have q
clue, but no arrests have been made.
Al FIRST II was thought they might be
from the number Of l25 men arriving
the Rrst Of the week to 20 TO work on
the track laying Of the Tueumcari-Mem.
phis, but later Il is thosght by the city
officers that they belong In town. They
are bold two 10 say the least TO szk
a ehink 10 hand over his cash at an early
hour like that with people coming and
going all the time. Every effort should
be made 20 spprehend these bandits bc-
fore they show up some where else In
q deeper role.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
OLD FASHIONED SPELL.

The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will give the public novel en-
tertainment In the way Of an old fash
ioned spelling match In the near fu'
ture. Watch for the date and place,
Other special features will be connect
ed with the entertainment.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
SUNDAYS GAME.

The game by innings was as follows;
First-willyard singled to right, went
TO second on wild pitch McNeal hit
safe between first and second and Will.
yard scored, Yessler out by being hi,
by batted ball, Knight few out to
second, ERbert hit safe 20 right and
McNeal scored. Snyder struck out.
Kingston grounded out pitcher TO
first, Fox hit to third and was safe on
wild throw. stole second, Hutchinson
hit safe over second and Fox crossed
the r'ate Hutchinson went out trying
10 steal third, Stewart famed. Mellow.
ell took four wide ones and walked
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
MISS GOLDMAN EMPLOYED
IN OUR SCHOOLS THIS YEAR

Mrs. Mae G. Goldman, who was here
a few weeks ago, and Miss Nellie Her.
shberger, the wellknown teacher, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hershberger,
Of Obar, have both been elected as
teachers by the School Board Of Tu.
cumcari. .--Obar Progress
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
MAN FALLS ON SIDEWALK

!. Simpson Of Amarillo, travelling man
fell ON the sidewalk in front Of the
brunswick smoking parlors last Sat.
urday afternoon and for some time
II was feared he was dangerously III,
and that his heart had failed him, hut
a physician was called aud soon reliev.
ed him, enabling him TO get 20 his no.
tel
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
SILVER TEA

The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will give silver tea at the
home of Mrs. Donald Stewart ON
Third street, September 10th. Mss'
danes Erskine and Stewart are to be
the hostesses. Everybody is cordially
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
Continued on fourth page, }
SKATING RINK WILL OPEN TO
NIGHT.

Sam Brewer has leased the skating
rink and will open it TO the public to.
night.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11

invited 20 attend.
David Clark VI Plaza, was In the
city yesterday attending to land mat
ters.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11

y. u. Mars one Of our county farm
ers will leave next week for shawnee
Okla.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
SANTA FEE SURVEY
ORS IN THE FIELD
Survey of the Santa Fe from
Clovis Begins Next
Week.
TUCUMCARI ANxIo U s

Information from the officials ~ the
Santa Pc railway and from the chamber
Of commerce Of Clovis brings the good
news that the Santa Fc intends 20 build
the road from Clovis To this city. that
IL. that company intends to extend the
Coleman Clovis line on 10 Tucumcnri
Immediately. The people Of this city
are acquainted with the fact that the
Santa Pc company has met representa-.
tiyes from Tucumcari and Clovis aud
have made known to Us that they are
interested in the enterprise, aud have
proven that they are by sending the
chief engineer of the system here 10
look over the proposed line and after
receiving his report that he believed
the line practical one have now nj
Clovis corps of surveyors who will
Immediately begin survey across the
Caprock from Clovis to this city. 4.
| u. Goldenberg has heard from rep.
rescntntivc Of the Santa Fe Ia this ~
/ feet, and W. +. buchanan, President
Of the FRS, National Bank, received
n letter today from the secretary Of the
chpmhcr Of commerce nj Clovis SAYING
that part ~ Engineer Stewart : party
had arrived and that the survey would
hrpin right AWAY The letter mentioned
il ~ follows;
Clovis. New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11
Clovis, New Mexico.
sept. sth 1909.
Mr. W = Buchanan.
Tucumcari, y. NJ.
Dear Sirt

Tucumchri, y. VI.
Dear Sirt-
Mr. Goldcnhcrg has doubtless shown
vnu the letter MIR. Reid received from
Mr.. W. B. Storey, Jr., Chief Engineer
of the Santa Pc, relative to the survey
that they will make for the line he
tween Clovis aud Tucumcari. Will say
that some Of Mr. Stewart : party have
already arrived in Clovis aud the bal
anre of them are expected in today.
have arranged for teams and cook
for their camp outfit, and this survey
will be made at once, for the purpose of
ascertaining the cost of the proposed
line. Those Of us who are in touch
with the situation feel very confident
that this line will be built, by the time,
or soon after the "Clovis. Coleman -
extension is completed.
Yours very truly,
o. L. owen Secretary
Chamber Of Commerce, Clovis, y. NJ.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-11

A. l.. Sailor, Kansas City, was at
the Cover Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pdoes quoted are vbolesa,e.l


TER-Creamsry. fancy, 30; Western aryta
ZaL- seoo15s 2a2i: process fancy. 2ss2is: far e
good. Zz2z: dai-y. choice, 1s2; god lsaI7; store
Tacked. fnesh. Esls.
CHEEsENew York state. fancy, large. I7aIs
do. snaG. Ei4alS4: new. Is.
EGGS-Sear-by. choce free cases. 2: do. chcsce
rsrgTnsos Czses Isia; West Virginia and Southwest.
Ell Virginia. FIRE cases. I955 do -etu 1ahle cases
lsal9- Telrssses. froo cases. g; do Tetur-a BIZ
cssss. lSs North Carolina free cases. 81 do. Re
tu-nsbls cases. Is5z
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. Da25. sprins. gsaN
hens I5'z; rooS1srs g. ducks large IlsI2 Do. snail
.0sH seeSe. 7as; Dc. fancy. loal2; turkeys. toas
IS, do. hens Eals, turkeys. thin. l2 keats Ial2
DRESSED POUDTRT-Tu choice. uudrawn.
hens IS. do. average. undTaEn I7a15 Co. thin d,
chickens. Zaz5, hens. lsaI7: rOostez 1o ducks.
i4si5; geese. sai2
DRESSED MEATs-Cslves. full dressed salo: do.
heads or 10, bog dressed calves g. hams. co-7utrv
Srga- cured, lial6; hogs, small and neat per cx-
GOoas50. d.. me1iura 7-01s7 80: do heavy S50as o.
EG6TABBES-POtatnes, home-uuwn Der b-s
L00aLI5: peI bbi. 255a250; Eastern Shur-- Der bbl
20O1Z5): sweet potatoes. peT Dbl. Z75aST5: vans
Ter 5ol, L75a25o; asparagus. dozen. 2z5asoo: czr-
-ots, PEI Do. L2sl5; cuc1mher-. per basket.
Loos2eo; csisTy, Florida, crzte ZOOa2 %: czbbaSs
per c-ste, l0lsl25: czuliAover per bbI L7sa2 90.
onions. Texas, Per cste, LsaL75; lettuce, North
Carolina, psr basket, Looal-5o. peppeu. Florida,
peT carrier. L0sL0; stri1E beans. peT basket. LSh
L
20; rhuhsrb. dozen, zaio; bects. bunch. sa5; peas
BASKET. IZ5a20O-
GREEN FRUTTS-Oranrsz choice. psr box. zo0a
400: Florida. PER box. 301350; California usvsfs.
z75s3E: g7pe fUu1. peE bon. 3JOalO5: apples.
King. psr bbl- 3coz5Sj, York Imperial. packed 40o
aA5; Ben Davis. packed. s.5oz50o; Wine Sap.
packed. 275a4.53; Albemarie Pippin, ssoaS5o; good
% prime ZooaS0o; pooz to fair. i55az00; openhead
barrels, conno1 70 good, L0oal.50: fancy table
fruit, 5oasoO: pIneapples. Florida per crate. asa
40, SrrzEbcTTiCs QuGT1. D1l
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. fancy, 4: do.
aicec. bright 81: cherries. z: bl.ckbe,riea. 4:
Hh1TtleoeTTlss. 70; TaSpbeuies. z
GRAiN-Nhezt, Southern. on Eade, L2Sal.s7: rs
1SaS; corn. ShsIsd. white. SaS5: do. yellow. aas5:
rev. ear, 42al5o; cats. Western white, No. z. sos
s.: Old. mixed s1zs1
sUNDRIES-BeesEsI. 2; tsI1OE. sz61k: honey
white clover. lib. new. Is; Do. elb. psz. Iasl2:
Enssns. pe- H. aeaS-Se; seneca. pe- ID, 20; goder
seal. 4s45; rsnk. l2al4; mandrake, As; snake root
s.. walnut ker1eIs dry. EeB
WOOL AND HIDEs-wOol. Washed. free OF b1rs
p. ID, 2; Do, unUashed, free II hsrs psr u
zSsz5; do. 6ury. pG H.. Isa7o; hides. Creer us-
70. 10; do d-y, Der 70. EsIs: sheep skinS sesu
eAch. ISzlo0: d. dry each Ea5O: cali stsns. g-een
each. L0sls0
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

BetEee1 Tveoty-ssvenfh ard Tre1tT-eizhth Olive.
ard streets northwest-Pr-1ce.t2 L. Collins e
81. 70 james z. Hans5r. lot 3. sg-ars Us, s.
PstEOth-Andrs~ u. lake = u 70 JOIN T
shadls. los q. square z. Sc
Nirth street southeast. between . ard T-Sop6iz
Alt % Frsderck W- Be-EEsn, part O-iZinaI
lot 4 square 30 SO
Between c and .. Eish.h and Eiath streets
no-tAses.-Christi2nz A. sad Charles z, Dishl
e * % Freds-ick " Bergman. lots s. Gnd
%. squire sl5. SO
BrtEeea Fifteenth AID Sixteenth ard A and 3
streets soVthsass-Frzncs =. KlfzkisWtz e TX
% 9. e Rudolph Thisle, lot 8. square Io72 So.
BzshtEood Pa-k-EIiea Z Bl2od % DAVID B.
MuTdock. T. lot g. blook ; SO.
InSiesids-Lewis z Breu1i1zsr q TX 70 ChA<iss
s Kinbz1. i0t &C bl1cz =, 50
Scnuetzsa Ps-k-Ch2-ies z NusSosEn % william
B. EsuiS1n, lot :. block J. Sld
20 street no-thvest-John W. PIliuE. S1rTfv-
ilg trustee. 10 Wiih1r F. Sash, pzzt original
lot x square Ss. 2oSH-
Eczinstaa-Joha Ridout. surviving trustee. 70 Hsry
3. Huzt. Iot 70. SQUARE 5, N95
Between a1d ' and Ssvs1tsS1th E16 Ed<5tee1tl
streets no-th=est-Gecrse 7 S--2llxooS e *.
20 Ira E Ulsd, lot - square 81. 81
Nsar FO-rtes1th street ard Geo-Sl1 aTacGe south
e4st-Frzzk " Allen e - 70 GeocEs II. ard
Mona GTnaS'ey. l0t Y, SQUARE lol4. So.
Sss- F9tAeoth ard j st-esss so1tbssst-Hs--sst B.
Ri1sley e TE, Carl. % Th1uzs 7. Rolsrd.
original lots I ard 2 square 1850. s. 910.
Mount P.sass2t-Dayi5 " Lexis % John " Esa-
6e-So1, pat Let 3. block e. So
s1-eet, between Ssveztesn-h s15 Eighteenth
streets no-thEes--Jc1a u Eeu6erSol % Da-
I'd y. Lewis. lot z. SQUARE 81. SO
street., between sixth and Seventh strssts nC-th-
e1st-Robsrt ? Bradbury e II % Harry
Z sud Elizabeth ;. Glstzz1. lots Ia Sud
E5. square So SO
Mo-zat Pleasant and Pleasant P.ai=s-Cfa-aes y.
King =. q ux- % Csz-ies and Fsrnis Z.
Dledel. l0- G.. So
s--est between Thirteenth and Thirteen s1d 4
half streets no-tk~esc-Albs-t T Co-nbs .
AIcs 4 COunbs. third interest il psrt %,
4. square IS, SO
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May u-Whezt today -zs dull; co-n
hru. oats hezvy: rye. StesdJ. and f0r highsr
NHEAT-Spot co1trzct- Ls9; SPOT 70. red West
e-n. Ls9; July. LSI1ssL5lx; August, LI5 ssksd
steamer No rsd. Iz5: re1iVtz. Lg7s bushels
Southern On grzde L46aLs.
CORN-Spot contract. 795SzSo: Nay. 7s&sso: July
.s'za15s; sezEsr mixed 75sss-6; receipts. 2 81
iSnels; Southern white corn, Zaso%; Southern yel
loT cogn, T5zts7ss
oAIS-Stook n eleTators. ~ o5S bustess; snip
ns-ts from sleTatoTs. 77s0 busheis. White No. 2
q; do, No 5. s515zsl5s; do. No Z. s1sSz; mixed
SaS
RYE-StocS in elevators. 5s5i b1shsas; saiunsntE
non elevators. 50 b1shelsL No 2 WesseTp ryz
export sSssS7s; No. Western re. urtJru. saSs
hss lots Is to quality and ooaditiou. Tssssc
FbJD DR-Wlntsr eZtrz. 5EaSs5: Eiresr clssr. s5s
eW; winter straight 6losS5; Writer pzteut sEa
so sDrns clear. 6e5s5s5: spring szziEht 6SssSs;
sIIins patent, szas-0; City NILS bsst rstent
- Do, h-Sh7sTsSs patent, 70; 90, hiEh-zrz6e
sIslgnl oSo; %. coo1ce fz1llS. So: Co, extra
asooSi5; re f0ur, zadtur % cAotcs. 4znat 3.
ccn nssi, pg i0o.EbN, LTal&
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
DISTRICT COURTS.
Courf of AnneaIH.


Present: The CHEZ justice MT. Justios Robb
ard Nlr. justice Van 0TsdsI
Ad1lissions-Jesss B. Fsy. George ". Mann. and
r. ". Scison-
No. Iss United States * rel. Turner Ct al -
bsiiinseT. &C. wit q erEo- % SupTeIzs Court q
The United States ordered 20 issue On motion q
Mf. C. n. Meriliat 4 counsel fer appellants, and
bond for costs fzed at so.
No. 2l09 Yogt vs. Graf e. al; appeal % Supreme
Court 4 the United States PRAYED b NJ. J. G.
Gittinss. attorney fo- appellants allowed. and bond
Patent appeal. No. So. II rs spDliostioa Of Her
nan G. Wolterick. continued.
No. SCI. Pool vs.. Dunn; motion 70 cozfinus sub-
uitted By Mr. G. ". Rea In behalf & counsel for
appel ant in support Z motion and b. Mr Y H
Locsrwood n opposition thereto
No 51- In - application q Henry A. Black
more. argument c0snmeoced hy Mr.. 9. l. Parker
for appellant, continued bv Nj F. A. Tenant Tor
Commissioner Il Patents. concluded h Ar- C. l.
Parker for appellants
No. So. In re application of Aurin u. Chase:
argument commsnced b. Air. A. z. Parsons foT
appellant continued bv Nr. r. A. Tenant for
Commissioner 4 Patents. concluded hg AIr- A Z
Parsons FOX appellant.
No IggT Dissrirt p Columbia ~ Fidzling; -
versed opinion b. Ne. Chief Justice Shepard
No 1888 Fay IS DiSrriCr q Columbia. affirmed
opinion bT Nr Justice Rob-.
No lssl 1lmnix Company u Smith TJpevriter
Company; affirmed; opinion y NJ. Justice Van
Orsdel
assignments far to-day.
No 55s. Lemp vs. Randall ct a. Attorneys. L
g. Davis and ". Church-R- y. Kenyon.
No. 5Tl-McFarlznd IS Watson q al Attorneys.
". Scibert-T. ". Fowler.
No. 81 Dsggstt, r., KEufnan- Attorneys,
A. p. StouThton-J. L Lew.
No. 53. Lang IS. Green River DistillinE Company.
Attorney. Z T FenUick
No 57l saunders IS Miller Att0neys Z s.
Msoksys-W. s Hodsss-
No 55- Martin rs. R0wlsy- Attorney. q. 4
Ccsnbs.
No. SIS. IN re application q Wright & Tsyl1s.
Attorneys. A. z Wallzoe-F. A. Tenant.
No 81. In rs sppl3catioE Z 9. Z Graves 4
sons Attorneys. F. V. Hscsett-F. A. Tenant.
No SO. In CroiL ". Tyberg. AttCrueTs, y. Q.
Esnderson and J 7. Norris. IN B. Philip
z1d J. Q. Rioe
No 573. Il 70 Application q z. r Tsyi1. T.. &
sons Attorneys. 9. ". Rea-F. A. Tenant
Nc. So WocdbridEs IS Wlnship. Attorneys. q.
p Stoushton-Gorhsm Crosby.
No. 81 Pool = Dunn Att0-Esys. F. P. Davis
' n Loczrocd.