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New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
PATE UINS ON COURTS.
Beats Casamajor in Brooklyn Tennis
Club Tournament.

In four sashng sets Walter l. Pate won the
scratch singles tournament the courts OF the
Brooklyn Tennis Club Atlantic avenue, near Nos
trand. yesterday. In the final round Pate. the club
champion. met the former Columbia University
crack. Robert Casamajor. defeating him at S-6.
6-3, 6-3, 60. Once on his driving game, Pate
shot the ball with pretty control through the open
spaces in Casamajor's court, so that ne held an
easy lead after the first set
The handicap doubles also brought
end Walter l. Pate and R. H. Boggs minus half
80 defeating John c. Remond and Robert Casa
In this match. as in the singles. Pate was slow
IN starting.
The summary follows:
Mems scratch singles. first round-Roe defeated
Merriss, 6-0 81: Williams defeated DudgeOn.
So; Johnston defeated Hasser. 81 IS; Boggs
defeated Montgomery. 6-1. 6-1; Sutkins defeated
Second round.Casan1a tor defeated Tonpkins.
81, 81; Hughes defeated Durham. SO, s..
Roe defeated Van vranken. s.. 50; Thurlow de
Bass So ReGnd GPsa9e defss5ed 2sISe satflns
Ro6eson defeated as s9sbbns. 6nso so. 't---io 6i
Third ronndLCasa ma jor defeated Hughes. -.
ston defeated Remond IS. 70; Pate defeated
Robeson, Is. 6-1. 6-2.
Seminal round-Casamaior defeated Thurlow.
64 6-2; Pate defeated Johnston IS. So
Final round-Pate defeated Casamajor S-6 S.
Mems handicap doubles. first round-Remond and
Casamajor, minus half 80. defeated Stebbins and
Van vranken plus S Sd obo:o S "5ams dnd 9 aqd
minus Is, As. 6-4. IS; Thurlow and HasselL
scratch defeated Merriss and Watson plus s. half
so, 12-1O, IS; PATE and BOGgs, minus half 30. de
feated Earle and Matthews plus half 80. by de-
Semi-fnal round-Renond and Casamajor, minus
half 30, defeated Williams and Seaman. Plus 70
6-3. al. IS; Pate and Boggs minus haif SO
Final round-Pate and Boggs. minus half co. de-
feated Remond and Casamajor' minus hat 81 -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
INMAN TO CHALLENGE
WILL MEET TOUCHARD.
Metropolitan Champion Comes
Through on 4mackossin Courts.

Holding to his speedy placing game. Frederick
c. Inman, the recent winner Of the metropolitan n
lawn tennis championship. Won the final o' the
Amackassin Challenge Cup singles yesterday In
man met his young rival George NJ Church. and
defeated him 6-3. So. So The Princeton inter
scholastic champion was outplayed in this match
: Inman's ability to hold his speed more than
the youngster could stand against. Inman now
becomes challenger for the title and trophy held
by CIustave F. Touchard. TOuChard has two legs
upon the cup. and should he defeat Inman in the
challenge match tomorrow the valuable silver
vase originally offered by Hugh Tallant, will be
his personal property.
Spirited rallies made the ending Of the mems
doubles exciting. and this event resulted in
victory for the West Side pair. Calhoun C-asin
and o. NJ. Bostwick. This pair had the hardest
lawn tennis of the day. The finals included forty
games against Edgar +. Leo and Benjamin VI.
Phillips whom they scored against at -. IS
So, 64 Timely changes of method helped
Cragn and Bostwick through this match
CraEn especially played faultIess and accurate
smashes close up TO the net He took plenty
of time TO his shots and did not everyday
to the slightest degree. From back court Bostwtck
was unusually good. His drives straight down
the lines repeatedly earned the aces as passes both
through LeO's and Phillips territory The latter
pair held 70 straight driving and volleying- While
they accomplished some stirring work in this man
ner the splendid lobbing of Cragin and Bostwick
was enough break up any streak of actng play
which threatened the West Side pair, so that after
balancing sets they came through 10 tle END
leading all the way.
Miss Elizabeth H Moore and Julio NJ Stenacher
captured the prizes in the mixed doubles This
Hamilton Grange pair met Miss Morris and A J.
Ostendorf and defeated them at g.. 1o-S In the
last set OF this contest Miss Morris made plucky
pull up after her side had fallen behind at 5-S
From that point to sail she beat Miss Moore at
stinginE drives for placement. But Miss Moore
and Miss Steinacher made their team work effec
tive and eventually
The summary follows;
Amackassin Challenge Cup. mems singles final
Church, SIS, g., So.
Mems doubles semi final rOund)-Calhoun Cragin
and o NJ. Bostwick defeated Charles NJ Bull. jr.,
and Harry G. Martin, -, -, SIS, Edgar z. Leo
and Benjamin NJ Phillips defeated DR. Ewing E
TAYLOR and T. p. Fuller, s.. -
Final round-CaIhoun Cragin and o VI. Bostwfck
defeated Edgar F. Leo and Benjamin NJ Phillips,
Is, As, 6-2, 6-
Mixed doubles (semi-fnaI roundl-Miss Elizabeth
H. Moore and Julio NJ Schumacher defeated Mrs
l. II Haight and George NJ Church. s. SS 81 /
Final rOUnd-MiSs Elizabeth H Moore and Julio |
NJ. Schumacher defeated Miss Morris and A. J. Os |
tendorf, 81. 10-S-
Consolation. singles gsemi-fnal roGnd-A- J. |
OstendOrf defeated T. G Beggs. SIS, 6-5i DIR. P. |
A Cole defeated B. Blake, 50. IS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

Philadelphia, June 25-CaptuTing three cups,
emblematc Of the highest hcnOrs In the lawn tennis
world Miss Hazel HotChkss. of Berkeley, Cal,
made a clean sweep to-day the women's na-
tional tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket Club
She won the singles championship. defeating in
the challenge round Mrs. Barger-W allaCh, of New
York: with Miss Rotch. Of Boston. she Won the
wornen's doubles and in partnership with Wallace
r. Johnson, of the University Of Pennsylvania,
captured the mixed doubles title This Is A record
equalled not even by Miss May Sutton, the other
California wonder, who won only the singles cham
pionship-
Miss Hotchkss defeated Mrs. Bareer-Wallach in
hollow fashion AT 60. 81, allowing last years
champion only six points in the first set and one
game in two sets.
Miss Green and Miss Moyes, the Canadian cham
pon, only two games against Miss HOtChkiss
and Miss RotCh in the womens doubles being
beaten at 81. 81, while in the mixed doubles the
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
GOLFERS OUT IN FORr,
4PAWAMIS TEAM ur,..
Findlay S. Douglas Sares yo,.
Players from Whiteros5

Nassau Country Club golfers invsdss -
Of the Apawamis Club eleven strong and - q
IN team match Yesterday afternoon. ws.s''sz
wa. because the Wsstches'Hr County men -.
players were affected by the heat .. Nsss
others to decide. At all events Apa7-,--,-.7 -.7f y
Nassau under a mass Of 81 points as -, ~
1t remained for FindIay 5 Douglas ,E
Nassau County team from a comu1s.s -.''1 ave .
Douglas belongs 20 both clubs but w., 'ih
TO deciding between the t7o he far--- q, ''e.
where he has been a member for a -'assS
Douglas played No I for Nassau sp,s7.. ls7E
81 Andrews churn. J. T. McMurtr.a. ara - '' q.
finished down a. >
On the other hand. ". p. Thurv-97 r.
ford. B. c Fuller. IN fact every other ~. ~
the Rye team. won handiiy- The rasul,s -
follows NTs
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
Miss HofcbkfsS Makes Clean SeUeep
Wins National Championship in Lawn Tennis Singles Doubles
and Mixed Doubles.

Western girl participated in still striking
victory, Cor her formidable oppon 'nts. Miss Louise
Hammond. of New York, and Raymond d. Little
beaten at e. 60.
In each case the victory was due to superior
play. and the consensus of opinion that Miss
Hotchkss is the greatest woman player ever seen
here. with the possible exception of Miss Sutton
She uses powerful baCxhand and fOrehaud drives
while her voIleyng and general overhead play is
stronger than Miss SUttons was, when the latter
made her only appearance in the East.
The summary follows:
Championship singles Challenge round)-N1iss
Hazel Hotchkiss, California challenger. beat Mrs.
BarEer-W -WaIIach. New York (hoIder. 60, 81.
Women's doubles final rouudl-NIiss Hotchkiss
and Miss RotCh. Boston. beat Miss Green, Phila-
dephia, and Miss Moves. Canada. 6-l 81.
Mixed doubles (anal round)-Nss Hotchkiss and
Wallace F. Johnson, University Of Pennsylyan mia.
beat Miss Louise Hammond. New York, and r. D.
Little. New York. 60. 50
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
MoNTCLAIR BEATS STATEN ISLAND

Pounding TONES. the Staten Island Cricket and
Tennis Club pitcher. nard in the early innings Of
the game the Montclatr Club managed to pull out
victory on the formers grounds yesterday in
amateur League baseball game by score OF TO 2.
Heisch of Montclair. reached first in the opening
inning on an error and raced home a moment later
when Jnderhil the ball TO deep field for
three bases.
Staten Island tied the score in the second inning
bv hard hitting MontcIair Won the game, IT
turned out. in the next inning. when they scored
three
The score by innings follows:
r. H E.
,ontcIair .........2 o 0 o % 5
staten Island ..........0 2 o % s
Batteries-Montclair Monroe and Whitney; Stat
en- Island, TONES and Allen. Jmpire-MerTitty.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
CRESCENT . NINE BEATEN.
Bien's Home Ran Wins for Engle-
7cOOd an 4mateur League Game.

The Eng?euood Field Club added another VIC
tory to its long string when it defeated the Crescent
Athletic Club in a well played Amateur League
baseball game. on the home grounds yesterday by
a score of 3 10 !
Frank Blen won the game for EngIewood with
a home run drive in the fifth inning, scoring Cur
ran. who had singled. before him.
The Crescent team saved itself from a shut out
by scoring one run in the sixth inning on singles
By Casgrave and Randall
The score by innings follows.
Englewood e.. 0 X-3 5
Observation-Disclosures and Cunning; Coleman and
Reid. Umpire Barber
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
APAWANfTS
PLAINFrELO COUNTRY cLus
TBy Telegraph % T.a --s,.,-.-

Thy Telegraph 20 Th- Tribune
PlainfeIi. y J.. June 25-Tla r.-srf-,.-.-
for the club championship first a.zH- -o ,,,, -
the title and second eight fo~ rn4 ro-,,%1,.,.- So >
was the attraction At the PIa1feld cor-.-- c-' =
to-day The first eight TO quaIfy za-. =. ,,r. 20
W Lest GIenHev. -. O. p Morgan =.
Murphy, 81; Robert Abbott -. r. n I7isL arg
W GleHney. O., o. .. Morse a. T -!
The following qualified for the consolation .-
A L wills; q; r. 2. Fox. ~. G. F. Earl ~.
kins 1o4 T. Fs'
These scores were posted for the sDr,rr s,.,
cap cups
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
SH4TTUCK BREAKS TIE.
Wins Grand american Handicap
Shoot zoith Perfect Score.

Chicago June 2s-F. shsttuck. OF Columbus. won
the Grand American Handicap shoot to-day when
the tie OF Yesterday shot off by the four who
made equal high scores Twenty shots were used
I'm deciding the tie. Shattuck making perfect
Shattuck was tied with John p. Livingstone. of
Springvre. Ala; George f. Burns. Of Cleveland,
and William Wetueaf OF Nichols. Iowa each OF
whom broke eS out 100 targets yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
nyKER MEAL ow GOLF CLUB.

There were seventeen starters in me o'SV 80
,a1 A. the Dvker Meadow COLI club yss'sFa1''
u,b,cb resulted in triple tie a. down -
leaders were c. J. Phillips Henry kryn ana W. We.
shall WhitIatch- Philips went the round -l -,
made use Of a 1s-stro<e allowance "n--7 -,
did Sc and had an s-sJroke handicap -
who was asked 10 concede the COL toll
made % -, s,,t
In the Glass B June competition O. Fl L'-'a ssat
W ". PikinEton , up. and Norman w l--'a
a A Bean up and 20 play
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
gALrusRoL GOLF CLUB.

There was tie for the Taylor cup on l"7 =.
trsrol Golf Club links yesterday. r Ha-se! ~
eA1s-7S and the veteran ? A Wright - =
In the ball sweepstakes w f Nurt'.N < won, -,
a "A net made possible by a ---str'Ae IA -
James AZ Tying showed flash ot C-ttife -
going round in So. His six strokes 1l'"a"o7
him second place. with net score ot oil"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
NINE BOATS IN DRIFTING MATCH.
Rene La Montague Yacht Disqualified in
Regatta Off Cedarhurst.

Nine boats of the new one design class OF the
Cedarhurst Yacht Club sailed what was practically
a drifting tCh off Lawrence Beach yesterday af-
ternoon- The only thing that allowed the craft
finish before the time limit had expired was the
springng up Of light breeze the boats were
drifting home the last leg of the seven mile
Rene La Montague, sailing the Moustique finished
first His boat was disqualified however. the race
going the Albatross, the property Of H W Will
Jams.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
GREENWICH couNIRY CLUB.

Greenwich. Conn. June 26-There "r'7 ,.r-
entries in the thirty-siN hole medal p-ay
tion for the Queens Jubilee Gun presented oS 49,.
Vivian Bond. in the annual competition '"-s. '"
Greenwich Country club links to-day. desP's
toBrid heat
The winner was r A Poor with card OF ~
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
YANKEE PLAYER BEATEN ABROAD

London. June 26.-D. P. Rhodes Of Boston.
Americas only representative IN the lawn tennis
championship tournament now being PLAYED
Wimbledon eliminated from that contest this
afternoon being defeated by H Roper Barrett three
to ono The scores S-3. 81 6-2 81
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
FowNes WINS A GOLF TITLE-

Plttsburg. June 2S-wiHisn C. FoUne~ - -,
the Oakmount Country club TO-DAY won 'a. "a
teur golf championship OF Western Penhs'.s
when ne defeated F Warren Kay. ~ the Fl'lS..s
Golf Club. by 70 up and % play. ms .,t
marked the close OF the eleventh annual t'NI'
OF the Western Pennsylvania Golr ASsoca'''-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
AMHERST BEATS WESLEYAN.
Errors Responsible for the Two Runs Scored
hy the Winning Nine

last home game of the here this afternoon 10
Amherst by a score of to /. Errors in the eighth
inning were responsible for the two runs scored by
visitors, Wesleyan to that time playing a
fast game.
A double plav bv Amherst in the sixth inning and
a nded catch by Connolly the fielding
features.
The score by innings follows
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

CARTMELL BEATS KERR INV HuNpREp.

London. June 26-At the open athletic meeting
WoIverhampton to-day. N J. Cartmell OF the
University OF Pennsylvania. the 1o0-yaId dash
in 10 Is and the SO-yard run in 81 - sec
onds. Robert Kerr. the Canadian sprinter. was
second in the 1O0-yard
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
CLASS B
NASSAU couNTRY CLus.

A. tho Nassau Country Club Yesterday a four
hall con7pstitfon furnished something - noveiy
g A DunninE and +. W. T-aV;ck Von ".
-s-f4s4 W L. Hicks and F. y polols1ay H1'
best ball OF Il
vrsra follows
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
WEEKLY HANDICAP-CLAss.
Deal COLE AND COUNTRY cLUa.

IN the final round for the June cup on ne A-s
~ +bA Dsaf Golf and Country club yesterday
" Kendall defeated z G Fraser by Z Up -
Glass A handicap was won by " H YaTser VI
a card Of ss-12-7s while in Class Joseph Wan
tr won with 101-&-75.
The scores we're as follows.
CLASS A
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
FowNEs WINS a GOLF TlTLE.

Ptttsburg. June es-W c Fovnes, ir- 80
Western Psunsylvsnia golf championship he's
day BY defeating F ". Kay 10 up and 70 -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

B. Tarin led the field in the weekly handicap a.
the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday with 81
There was match play for three trophies
The summaries LoIIow:
Vice presidents trophy Second round}-F P
Reilly beat I. ". Nc1Ienan1y. up and 70 play; 4
B. McClelland beat J. A Janin. I'd and to play;
Charles McC5hee beat L " Dean. I'D and I 70
play: D. Brandreth beat 3. A Bullock up and
TO play
McMenarnv and Johnson trophy Second round
A. H POEsOn beat G. Joost. II. uD and 70 pay;
Harold Slater beat T. r PerclvaL up and .
play: NJ. L. Fearry beat B. ;. B0tt0ms up and J
TO PLAY.
Lloyd trophy (second roundl-W- 2 Hem pea
George A. Whit. / up; B. Tilltn beat r. X A1Qe-
son. up and + 70 play; L. s COnklln oeaI a
Topper. 2 Up and I to play, J. VI Fleming zeal l.
T. Lee. 8 up and 20 play
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27
CLASS 4
PARK GOLF CLUB

BY Telegraph 20 THa T-i5u7sT
P1ainhsld. y J.. June 25-In the final vlsv -.
the CLUB championship al the Park Golf Clg5 :.
day DR.. n. K Carroll defeated the Rev C. L c-.l
rich Up and 70 play The =adinz score, q.
the presidents cup and the summer Guns t,rov.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

These scores were posted in the women's hand.
cap competition al nine holes.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

The scores were as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
ADDRESS ON COLLEGE LIFE
Prof. Nathan hernstein Talks to
students of the High
school,

college Life" was the subject of an al
-dress delivered last night by Prof. Nathan
Bernstein before Mr.. Dennison's class of
high school young men.
That there Is not enough distinction made
in this country between colleges and uni
v~ersities was one of the points made by
Mr.. Bernstein. He says that a college
trains a man Sor life and not for a living
as universities 90, hence the college is the
better institution. The college gives the
education necessary TO men who will have
TO fight and overcome great obstacles in
life. College life ingrsins loyalty in a man
and loyalty to country and business puts
society on q higher plane. To put society
on ? higher plane is to approach more
nearly lie Ideal OF universal brotherhood
TO sad people are only Just beginning to
believe this doctrine. which has been
preached fot centuries.
The speaker also referred TO the friend
ships. formed in college days and gave some
interesting "reminiscences Of his own days
at Dartmouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
Tainted Money for
Omaha Libraries
Mayor Jim Would Turn Cash
Rejected by Bryanites Into
Public Library Purse.

Tainted money holds no terroTs for
Mayor jim. A democratic legislature, un-
der the domination OF the Peerless Leader,
refused to allow the hard working pro-
fessors OF the state university to run the
risk Of faint by participating in the bene-
fits of the Carnegie pension fund on the
high and moral grounds hat Carnegie's
! money carries an ineffaceable faint as Of
dollars coined from the blood OF the toll
ing masses, but to the unterrified cowboy
such things carry no weight.
Dablman Is after Carnegie money. He
has already been carrying on a CORE
~spondence looking toward the annexation
of certain sums and last night he sprung
a surprise on the board OF directors of the
public library oy turning over to thcm
letters he has recently received from rep
resentatives OF the plutocratic Scotchman.
What the mayor wants from Carnegie
Is money TO build branch libraries in
Omaha. In reply to this request ne has
received letters asking for a varied as
sortment of information in regard to
Omaha. its population, library facilities and
kindred data. These letters he turned
over to the library board last night with
the request thai the desired information
be furnished him.
After the matter had been preached and
the board had caught its breath a motion
was made and carried to the effect that
the communication be referred to the
executive committee of the board with re-
quest for a report at the next meeting. a
month hence.
IL the money is furnished as requested,
the city must provide the sites and set
aside a certain sum each year for main
tenance of the new buildings.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
Dickie and Rose
in Second Debate
Mayor and College President Discuss
Prohibition in Chicago Audi
forum Theater.

CHICAGO, May before an audience
which applauded each speaker with gener-
osity. the second debate between Mayor
David S. Rose OF Milwaukee and President
Samuel Dickie of Albion college, Mich, on
the liquor prohibition question was given
at the Auditorium tonight.
Mayor Rose, in arguing The negative OF
the proposition that prohibition is right,
said in part:
Thinking men recognize prohibition as
| proposed a. an extreme remedy. wholly
insufficient and destructive in actual prac-
tice, while on the other hand they realize
that the joint saloon and the dive menace
society. Now they are seeking some ra-
tlonal middle round
Mayor Rose presented statistics fIom
Kansas. Maine and other prohibition states
TO show that prohibition is failing TO stop
drunkenness. He said that TIE only
churches now IN favor of prohibition were
those that fostered intolerance.
Mr.. Dickie contended that liquor drinking
shortened life and increased liability to
disease. OF the liquor dealers he said:
r. brand OF Cain seems to be upon
! them. The net result Of their life and labor
is to lower the moral tone Of the com
munity. A few nights ago I went into a
South Clark street saloon, owned by a Chi
cago alderman. II there is anything more
like hell this side OF the trimming pit !
do not know where To find it. Not a
happy face, not a hopeful countenauce
could ! find in all that drinking, swearing.
quarrelsome crowd or wrecks,
Civic liberty and the liquor traffic are
engaged today as never before in a death
struggle. civil liberty viii live and the
saloon will die
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print n. .
Rudolpa r. swobodA, Public Accounta1t
Einshart, photographer, 18th g. Farnam'
Removal-Dr. Hahn now al 2l2o Douglas
walkup Real Estate Co., SOC Paxton Blk
Heyn, photo, removed TO i6 and Howard.
John p. cr1ck, candidate for city GU
eineer. Present assistant engineer.
Equitable Life-Policies. sight drafts ut
maturity. II. ID. Nicely. manager, Omaha.
vote for 0oodley p. Brucker for council
man OF the Fifth ward on the democratic
tickle
W. n. Thomas, SOS First National Bank
Bldg. lends money on oman real estate
in sums of $500 to $4,000, Prompt service.
Keep your money and valuables in the
American Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee
building. Boxes rent 800 to SIC. +. C,
Hamer. president.
Douglas County Veterans Meetins-rh
directors Of the Douglas County Veterans
association will meet Monday night in room
III New York Life building to discuss Dec
Grafton day plans.
Marcia n. crary Asks Divorcs-Marcis
B. Crsry has filed suit for divorce in dis
trict court charging Charles Crazy OF New
ton, Ia. with cruelty. The couple were
married in the Jasper county town in 1890
and have five children.
Reoeipts OF internal Revenues-The re-
: csipts for internal revenue for the Ne
7 braska collection district for the month Of
April, 1909, were 1871 1872. 40, as against SIS
OS7.2 for April. 1909. showing a substantial
increase Of SIC, 1924 over the corresponding
month for the preceding year.
Funeral Of Herman n. Munohoff--Tu-
neral services over the body Of Herman II.
-. - AL $500 l-1I
Saturday morning at . o'clock at st. MARY
Magdaiene's church., Nineteenth and Dodge
streets. The body was taken Saturday to
Mount Vernon, Ind, for burial.
Three More Candidates withdraw-rhres
more candidates for the Board Of Fire and
Police Commissioners-Charles j. Anderson,
NJ. l.. Clark and V. r. K~unci-have with
Drawn, leaving a total Of forty-four for
this board. As the ballot is now being
made up no more petition candidates can
withdraw.
Grim Reaper Beats the stork-While the
mortuary record for April. 1903, Is the same
as that Of the corresponding month OF lssi
year-lSs-the birth record shows a loss OF
"a. During April, 1898, there were 1872 births,
lO5 boys and 81 girls. During April of tins
year there were bat 116 births. ~ boys and
81 girls. There were four pairs of twins,
c girls and 2 boys.
Joseph W. Turner Decision stands-The
United states circuit court of appeals has
affirmed the decision OF Judge w. ii. Mum
ger in the matter Of Joseph W. Turner
| against the city OF Fremont, in which
Judge Munger decided against the return
OF a check for 81 800 to Turner fer failure
to enter into a contract with the city OF
| Fremont after having been awarded GER
: tain paving contracts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02

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