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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29

There has been placed 10 my hands
for sale. a choice quarter section lying
IN sse 20 and IS. r. 2. T. ~, lt lies
exceptionally well Fer irrigation. has
practical no stone. has good soil adapt
Ell 20 frui, OF general farming and be-
cause Of il location next te ~ unlimit-
ed range would make an IDEAL sheep or
cattle raneh Forty acres or more
have been burned over AID Is ready for
the plow The owner whose husband
has recently died, win dispose OF this at
a sacrifice IN order eraise needed cash.
Before the spring rush i can be had
foe s. an acre bonas
REv. G. A. YARNVM pastor Metho.
dist church. J.romc. Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29

happenings In Lincoln County Ia
denes ands hosnone Particular.

+ For SALE Densmore typewriter il
good condition. SIS. Journal Office
Iosr gold belt pin with ruby set
A reward for is return 70 Mrs. Darrah
spccia! Sale Of Ladies' cioaks, suit'
and skirts. and Misses and Infants
Coats and Headwear 1T
MIS- RAsMUssEs's.
Pat Riley. late Of Nevada. blew into
town as fresh rs when he used 70 cook
fog the McFali. and il now with the
surveyors camp AZ Wendell
Special sale Of Ladies Cloaks. Suits
and Skirts. and Misses and Infants
Coats and Headwear at
Mas. RASMUSSEN
WANTED Raw Furs win pay high
est prices for coyote. bob eats. lynx,
musk rats. etc. We pay all express
charges. d. S. AUSTIN. Furrier and
Taxdermist. Boise. idaho
Mrs. W Hail Horne is gaining rapid
~ from her sickness and expects TO be
up again by next Sunday She has
past two weeks by her mother Mrs.
3 NJ Mallory, and by Mrs r. /. Ross,
both Of Haley
Special Sale Of Ladies' Cloaks, Suits
and Skirts, and Misses and Infants
Coats and Headweaf AZ
MRS. RESPONSIBILITY
BAPTIST church services at the Baptist
shurch next Sunday. Preaching by the
pastor az L. a M. and 1880, y. m
subject What is Most yalu
able ia Producing a Heroic Christian
-ifeg evening subject Find No
Fault in Him. An ARE welcome at the .
Peoples church.
SrRAYED One bay mare, weight I
. 100 with sucking dark bay colt, one
-clding. u years old, wciget 1900. bay
With brand on left shoulder. One
gelding. ? years old. weight
900, dark bay, unbroken. Strayed
rom the premises Of owner, A., miles
orlhcast Of Jerome, Idaho. on Sunday.
18th
Joseph Schneeberger, Owner,
Jerome, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29
Congregation

site. Many of these are occupied by
fanatics who have lived very comfort
ably in them this winter and in some of
them ye lonesome bachelor is reducing
his expenses and maintaining his indie
pendence as he could not elsewhere
with our inadequate lodging facilities.
Jerome extends her sympathy to her
neighboring towns, north and south.
which being built on level ground have
been enjoying boating and wading on
their main streets during the recent
wet spell. Our own city sitting like a
queen on the western slope of Flat Top
Butte had the same amount of rain and
snow but the perfect natural drainage
carried off all the surpluss water so
that we escaped with only little mud.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29

c. w. Wernicke is sick with the grip
and unable to attend to his usual bust
ness.
d. c. Mac Waters, of Miner, Cen
eral Superintendent of the Twin Falls
North Side Company, was in this city
last Wednesday, on his way to Goodng
where his presence waa needed in rela-
ton TO the Idaho Southern Railway.
Frank 7. Disney went to Boise, We'd
nesday evening to attend an adjourned
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29
Riches ard Arrogance.

Nothing is more hateful to a poor
man than the purse-proud arrogance
of the rich-but let the poor man be-
come rich, and he runs at once into
the vice against which he so feeling
ly acclaimed There are strange con-
Predictions in human character.-Rich-
ard Cumberland.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29
County w.rran, Call.

An Warrants on the Road and Bridge
Fund
All Warrants upon Current Expense
Fund. 1907
Warrants upon Current Expense Fund
60 No, 25s inclusive. I@'s issue
Dated Shoshone. Idaho. Ian -. 1909
G. W WERNickE
Treasurer. lincoln County. Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29
SACRED CONCERT.
Program to be Presented at the Method
ist Church, Sunday Eve, Feb. 18th.

ist Church, Sunday Eve, Feb. 18th.
Organ Voluntary Tranquility
......,..-...., J.J. Julei
Prayer 80 ......'.....s.
God BE Merciful Unto Us Jay Byron
Choir
Reading Of Scripture ..... ...
Our Daily Prayer, Quartette Beck
Clara King, Mrs. Isle, Mr.. Isle
John Holman
You VIII be Sorry Some Day, Solo
~-- ......+..... .....s..,. Dolce
Mrs. Coles
Rock Of Ages, Duet . =. Bechtel
Misses Creme and Ava Mcmahon
Come Thou Fount, Quartette Bechtel
Mesdames Thomas. Isle, Mr. Holman,
and Mr. Lisle
The Hour Of Prayer or (The Higher
Life 80. ....... Jules
John Holman
Jesus Lover Of My Soul. . B. J. B.
Mrs. Coles, Miss Ava Mcmahon
Come Ye Disconsolate, Duet Jay Byron
Clara King, John Holman
Rock of Ages, Solo ......... Bechte
Ava Mcmahon
The Lords Prayer .....
Choir
..... .-.-.................
Congregation
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29

meeting of the county attorneys of the
state during the session of the legisla-
ture in order that they may present
drafts of bills covering important and
needed legislation.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29

Five fne Collie puppies Call ON OF
write TO Harry kinsey, Shoshone, Ida.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-29

The impossible.
Nothing can be put. as it were, into
q mental vacuum.-M
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22
SEASIDE LEAGUE
SECOND SERIES

The second series of the Seaside
League will start next Sunday, April
%. Games viii be played every Sun
day on the oiltank grounds. The fol-
lowing is the sehdule:
April25-Paeifcs VS.. Kukui, Starlights
VS.. Starlines.
May 2-Starlights VS.. Paeiics, Oukwa
KS. Kukui.
- 9-Starlines VS.. Kukui, Paeifes
IS. Oukwa.
. 16-Oukwa vs.. Starlines, Knkui
VS.. Starlights.
23-Oukwa vs. Starlights, Paeifes
VS.. Starlines.
. Capacities vs.. Kukui, Starllnes
VS.. Starlights.
June 6-Starlights vs.. Paeifes, Oukwa
VS.. Kukui.
- 13-Starlines VS.. Kukui, Paclfes
VS. Oukwa.
- 20-Oukwa VS.. Starlines, Kukul
vs. Starlights.
- 2T-Oukwa VS. Starhghts, Paelhes
VS.. Starlines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22
WAIALUA WINS
FROM AIEAS

An exciting ball game was played at
Waialua last Sunday between the Wal
aluas and Aieas, ending in favor Of the
former BY the score of TO 3.
The Aieas put up a good game and
on several occasions it seemed as though
they would walk over their opponents,
but Deponte's steady game held them
down.
Deponte was in town for some time
and got some good points at Aala park
He pitched a pretty game with sew
enteen strikeouts to his credit and az
lowing only two hits.
kupau made good hit sending the
ball over the fence, but died al third
Figueira did wonders behind the bat
and he will keep the Eva boys guess
ing some next Sunday when he signs
down to Deponte.
Score by innings:
Aieas 90 G101 0 l o.
Waialuas &. / 0 l l 0 st
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22
SPOR I s
JACKSON WANTS
TO RACE SAITO

Nigel Jackson expects to go to Hilo
next Friday TO look over the possible
ties of Marathon race there on July
4, the day before the horse-raeing
events take place.
He is anxious TO get in eommunica-
ton with Mr.. Saito. the japanese long
distance runner and writes the follow
ing letter;
Sporting Editor Advertiser: I see
by yesterday morning S Advertiser that
Mr.. Saito, the champion long distance
runner of Toxic and an all-round sports
man, is open to race anyone on the IS
lands IN a Marathon race.
I, being the champion of the Ha-
waiian Islands. think it my duty to
respond and offer to defend my title
Ii Mr.. Saito wishes to race we can
accommodate each other without any
formal challenging.
Respectfully yours.
'sNIGEL JACKSON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22
CLARK DONATES
SURFING CUPS
Hume Ford Stirring Up Interest
in 0utrigger Club in
the East.

The following letter from George
Osborne shows that our energetic Hume
Ford is keeping busy:
Editor Advertiser:-I have some good
which ought to make the boys of the
club take renewed interest IN the
club and III the surf board and surf
canoe racing. The following quotation
from letter received by Messrs. f. O.
Hall 4 Son will speak for itself.
II have just received a very pleas
ant call from Mr.. Alexander Hume
Ford. president of the Outrigger Canoe
Club, who tells me he is arranging a
surf board contest and outrigger canoe
races at Waikiki in honor Of my zoe
passengers of each cruise of the Arabic,
to take place in the afternoon of the
first day of the arrival of each cruise
namely, January % and February Il
1910.
81 want to donate two silver cups
for each cruise, making four cups in all
to be engraved: Donation from f. {
Clark to the Canoe Club and ditto t.
the Surf Board Club, s. 5. Arabic
Cruise 1910. y
Mr.. Clark would like a picture O
a man standing on surf board and on'
of man in canoe to be engraved OF
! these silver cups.
The designs for same will be selected
at the next meeting of the officers o
the Outrigger Canoe Club.
These cups are to be twelve inehe
high, with two handles each, mountet
on an ebony base, and viii form !
beautiful present.
A draft has been forwarded TO tn
aforementioned firm, so there is n
mistake about the event coming of
i These cups, unlike most others, VII
only have to be won once.
Very truly,
GEO. OSBORNE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22
WILL
PLAY CRICKET

The Pollards have finally managed to
arrange cricket match, which viii be
played next Sunday with the Honolulu
c. c. at Makiki field. The game will
start at 2:30 and viii be Of the one
inning variety.
The Young actors think that they
have good chance to beat the local
experts as they have all been brought
MP to the game and some Of them rep
resented their schools in Australia
where school cricket is not 10 be sneez-
ed at.
Goulding and Ernest Chester viii do
most Of the bowling. The latter IS
really clever at this part of the game
but is not much used IN a mat p-teh-
When at school. he bowled in the big
match of the season and took i've
wickets for SIX balls including the hat
trick IN his performance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Pollard Vaudeville Tonight.

There was quite a good house at the
last performance of Checkers at the
Opera House last night, and the
clever lines in the play and the songs
and dances We're all well appreciated
and loudly applauded.
Tonight there will be more vaude-
Vile There will be several changes
from the show which pleased the au-
dience so well on Monday night. VIII
lie Pollard will sing THE Old Home
in the Same Place" Eva Moore. Jack
and Eva Pollard and Teddie McNa-
mara will also have changes in their
stunts, and they are even cleverer
than their predecessors.
Goulding will give another imitation
of Harry Lauder, and this time will
sing two other songs made famous by
| the Scotch comedian. Goulding is
simply splendid in this part. and his
accent seems TO be just as good as
! the original, while his makeup is per-
| feet in every detail.
The. performance will be repeated
on Saturday afternoon, and on sat
| urday evening the Pollards viii put
| on a new vehicle for their clever nu.
steal and dancing specialties in a
| comic opera called Fun on the Bris.
/ toll
| There was dress rehearsal of this
piece yesterday morning, and 1T is safe
~, say that it is far and away the
/ funniest thing the Pollards have yet
| attempted. Alfred Goulding will play
| the part of a woman, Widow
| O'Brien,'' and he is excruciatingly
| funny A born comedian, with nat
| ural aptitude for making up, Goulding
was never seen to better advantage
| than in this part.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22
They Laugh at the orpheum.

Comedy reigned supreme at the Or
pheum last night when the Elleford
company presented the three-aet farce
comedy, 'EThe Other Fellow or Dr.
Bill - The complications arise with
the curtain and follow each other IN
such rapid succession that the inter
missions are needed for breathing
spells. The play offers especially fine
opportunities for every member OF TINS
excellent organization. The possibilities
for securing laughs are unlimited and
every one. in the company seemed 10
be trying to keep the torrent OF mlrth
moving and they certainly succeeded.
1.-The Other Fellow is a clean breezy
story and unlike most farce eomedIes
if has q well dfned plot. The true
comedian is the man who can make
YOU laugh at his misfortunes and the
more trouble he succeeds IN getting
into the better we are pleased, and the
mixups in this comedy would PROVIDE
laughs for several nights if necessary,
instead of getting them all in one dose
and getting that pain in your side III
consequence. If you are feeling blue
and want to liven up 60 and see ne
other Fellow" at the orpheum tonight,
and if You don t feel better, then you
are about past cure.
As usual the Osborn children had
| something new to offer and they pleased
in the same delightful way. There IS
one more performance tonight OF the
pleasing farce and ii gives way tomor-
/ row and Saturday night to a scenic
presentation of the comedy me1odrana'
- Kidnapped. . The Saturday matinee
hin is 1.-The Two Orphans play that
viii delight ali of the school children
as wen as their elders Most Of the
little folks have read the story and
can now see fine presentation Of the
pIav. The matinee prices are p cents
for children to any part OF the house
and 80 cents for adults. Seats are
now on sale for all performances OF
| the week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22

The first hospital company of the n
G. H. viii give a concert and dance
on the evening of Saturday, May 1.
The Hawaiian band will play the grand
march and the Hawaiian band glee
club viii furnish music for the dancing.
E. S. Barry is in charge of the arrange
ments, which assures a successful en-
tertainment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-22

'sThat organist Belle Tilted for the
aged millionaire played 3 spitefal trek
al her wedding - 'TWhat did he dos
- Instead of playing them up the aisle
with the wedding march. he struck up
Old Hundred Boston Transcript.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
Probate Court.


Estate q william @. OAeEra; order granting
letters q administration Q. :. O.. 9 = a % Mar
garet Y. Cox and Irene Y. HzlS1eid; bod N.5o.
Attorney. Charies s. ShTrVe. 8.
Estate u Mary ". Giles: order q sale. At
toaeys. Van Dyts & Van Dyke
Estate a Nixon Brewer; order authorizinE pur-
chase = Etock. Att1rnry. r. A. Ford.
Estate a Nicholins X. NJ Raun. petition and
or5er granting Ie-tsrs q administration % Anris
R. RAuai boad. No0 Attorney, Charles J. Beala-
min
Estate n Chasles 4 stewart. PETITION and order
granting letters of adrcinistrltol ID Geore p tra-
ham; bond, S90e3a Attorneys. George T.. Graham
and william s. Graham
Estate Il sarah C. Dorsey; order sT1Hting serreu
y administration % Tho-as F. Grm-h; bood
Ssce Atto-ney Charles +. Bsnamin.
Estate q Annie Heath; order ratifying sale.
In re Arthur HAWKINS: petition ard order an
thorizing Allowance Attorney. william L. Poilar1
II re james =. Nolan e. a. orlz % sen "a
estate. AttoIeys. Cole & DOnaldsol-
In ~ Thomas B. Jewell e al orisr Tor trznzfa
q stock
Estate q Elizabeth Il NErbury. petition and
order suthc-ising sale q stock-
Estats q Ann Qurlan. order admitting Eiu q
probate and record and letters tastsmenta-y q
Patrek l. Walshe and Joseph E Echl0f: bond
s 900. Attoruey. r. S. LEIs6y-
Estate q Ella NJ Heser: Onier fo- an alloEanca
Attorney. l. c. WIlHamson-
Estate q james 81. Lanig2n; petition Tor prohets
and rucord a Win AttoruegS Sheehy 4 Saeehv,
In n Helen s, StrunEi petition and order foi
appointment * guardian bord. $50. Attorney, z,
q Cooube.
Estate x Thomas h whsatleT; petition and
c. Ge-tnan.
Estate q John P StinEing. order granting lettsu
u administration 10 Rita Shining: buld. SO
Attorney. Fred ". WsiIzel.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Meridian Hnl-8IaTy I. May 70 Eva s. Evans e al.
trustees q First Church q Christ ScisntisS
parts lots 2 and 3. block p so
Moore s BArbour's Additoo-Coca lie Mat % Fran-
cis A. Clarelou1. lot y. block 4. SO.
Iairty-sevsrth street extended-Nlax MaroTitE e
ux 70 National Realty ard Development Con-
pany, lots 2gs. %. rs. and parts lots &c and
rs square l3ol. SO
Tennessee avenue and street northeast-Watson
J. Newton ct uK. 70 Vincent Marino. lot 81,
square Ioll s. CO.,
Between X ana Florida avenue and Tenth and
Eleventh streets northeast-Wiiliarn Newman et
ux % Morgan OtteTback. l0t g. square s56,
$40. Morgan OttGhocS TO Annie Newman. sane
land. SO
P strsct. between First and seo0nd streets south
west-Calvin Tibos e w 70 Cotter 7. Bride
original lot 2 square 5s9. SO
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
s0utheast-Thomas r. Harney e ux. 20 Jacob
S. GruTeT. LOT IS and part lot s.. square 1857,
and original lots z and Is. SQUARE lo6s so
Delaware avenue between D ard streets south
West-Carde Galan % Ora Angler. lots O. ard
g.. square s5S SO.
Between New Jersey avenue and North CAPITOL.
=, and streets ncrthuest-0eorge " Wells
ct TX. 10 William ID. Wells. sixth interest IN
Parts lots 2 ard 2. square e1s so Chzries
Z. Wells to William d. Wsus, sixth interest II
same land so
~ street southwest-Capitoa L Anderson %
AdolpAus Peyton, part lot g. square sos SO
452 K street northwest-Georse A. Viehrann e. uI
70 William BeucheTt. part original Let .. square
SIC SIC.
Third street. between + ard G streets Southwest
Enaraa Mngleton % Eliza Saunders, her interest
N part iot q, square SIS, Sc
Woodiey Park-Haruld E DOYLE e. Ok. 20 re
Chevy Chase Land Company q MoHtgo1er
County. Nd. block So
Meridian H1h-Jama E C..Wlscz St uE % Arns-l-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July I1-WHEAT weaker. and quiet
No ! Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. l-S2A; No. ?
I'D T. o. b. Old l45: new No. 2 red f0r end
August. "a cents over September; new for early
September at q over No. 2. hard. New York
T. o. b. LN5l; No / macarunf new crup ll2lh
rive Octoher-NOTember. l8A5.
Exporters took loads. recently. mainly new to
arrive.
CoRN-sronger. Inactive trads Nc. elevator.
Exporters took six loads. Ne. yellow. Z. o. b.,
nominal. No. 2 white. new No. . December %
March. shipments. at ei& cents.
RYE-SlOE. steady. No. 2 :. o. b.. 0h cents
MILL FEED-Market Irregular. Spring bran in
loo-pound sacks. 70 arrive. go; standard mid
dlings. 25.35; city bran. E.9 IN bulk; Western
red dog $50 to arrive; winter wheat bran. IN ioo-
pound sacks. 56G; new winter wheat bran for
July-August D-S.
OATs-stsudy: small trade No. white. Ssa5s;
No. white. 561sa575z: No, white. 5511a5s5s nat
ural and clipped white. on tracks. 5TaS5 centA
FLOUR-Firn, but trade quiet Spring patents.
65a650; spring clears. 5.2Sa565 winter straights.
s4oAAoO; clears. aSos5-soi Kansas ssrs'shts, IN
sacks. 10 565a60o: Kansas clears. 5.ooa565.
RYE FDOUR-Steady. inactive demand. Choice
brands quoted ar A5ca4.s
CORNAIEAL-Uns demand Is poor Kiln
dried. for export, S75; coarse meal IN bags. l5oa
HAY-Reeeip,s. 800 tons STEADY; choice wanted.
Prime timothy. Los; No ]. s7is; No. 2. SasO;
40 g. T5as0.
sTRAW-Receipts. 60 tons: market unsettled
Ilght trade Long Tye. 80; new straw. Looa1-io
BEEF -stesey. out quiet Family. 1AOal45o
racket l2os4lO.
PORK-steady; demand mOdegats. Mess. 1.Ooa
N.50; family. 1-5o422oo-
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western. 25; city.
uT5; refined continent. 125; South American,
$50; refined Brazilian. kegs. 400; oleostea-ine
q: lard s;earine. dull; New York. iSi4; Chicago
nominal
NAVAL sTORES-Duii and unchanged
BUTTER-Steady. Receipts. 1880 packRges.
Creanery, extra. 3; State dairy, tubs. Gaz5i4
imitation creamery, Erst =
EGGsHSteady Receipts, u.[50 eases Nearby
white fancy. ss1; near-bg mixed, fsnC, &sz
fresh hrsts. nza22A.
sUGAR-Du1sstio refined sugar market to-day
was steady and unchanged with AZ refners doins
business on the basis Of 45 net. less I per cent
Tor cash. FOR fns s-anulated, except the Federal
Sugar Refining Company, which confines % QuOts
$50 net less ! per cent Tor cash
Spot raw sugars were steady ard unchanged
with centrifugal q4oted at aeo; mnscovado. at So
and mo3asses sugar az 3L-
The London beet sugar market vas steady and
UNCHANGED. With July quoted a. los Sd, ard Au
gust. at los "a
The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
DAILY COURTRECORD
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court b. /
Oionday, July u, 1909


JUSTICE BARNARD
No. aeA SMITH vs. Dcdge; order appointing J.
e Potshury and N. H. Trac receivers; bond.
si.eoo Attorneys. J. Z. P0tsbury-W Il. Sholes.
Appointing A. Douglas guardian ad ntem- Attor-
ne,s, Brandenburg & BrandenbIrs.
No 155l Marks FS Terrett et al order Of pub
lc1tion. Attorneys f. B. Rhodes and n W..
No Hs7s stewart IS. stewart Ct al. order limit
ing time. Attorneys. p H. MARSHALL G. Foster.
30 265. Cox CT a. vs. 0Mears & aL order
Appointing Margaret Y. Cox and Irene II. Harishesa
N place and stead q John G Con. Atto1ney
Charies II. shreTe. y.
No. G2i0 Driseou ct al W Driscou ct al 7:
order appoin;irs Charles Benahein tzsstee; bono.
s-0o Attorney. Charles Bendhsin-
No. ISIS GussTa Jones; appearanoe Of ab-
sent defendants ordered Attorneys. C. a. White
and ]. B. Flynn.
No &sS3 Buseoe n, Brseoe: Eule rgruTnable
July e, 100 Attorney, 7. d. Sullivan
No ~ Clarke "a Clarke e al. certain sales
finally ratiaed and referred &c auditor Attorneys.
w. E. Ambrose snd J. A. Toomey
No. zs5lZ Coleman vs. jackson e al: appeaE-
anoe Of absent defendant ordered. Attorney George
q Ge-tmann.
No. 2g6 Reanan vs. Reduan e al order ap-
pointing Lloyd A. Douglass guardian sd hfem.
Attorneys. Brandsun-rg & BrAudenhurg-
No E579. Semmes-Kely Company sanitHr,
Grocery Company e al; order directing sale b re-
1esEs-s. Attoneys, Vol Rosenb-g-L. a.
David.
No. s'a In "a Michael Kelly; order approving
auditors report.
No Esl In m Charles Strand; order referring
account 20 auditor.
No. 23s7. Gets et al. ". Cash et a. decree n
forming deed Attorneys. u. 7. Cinkscales-L. G.
Niliiamson-
No. 2s54- Smith Dodss: reesivess authorized
20 issue receivers certificate. Attorneys. J. Z.
Potbury-W. II. Sholes.
No 1873. Hardesty VA Ha1desty: absolute diT0rcs
granfed Attorneys. A. " slos0uTg-R L l.
White and M stearmann-
No &4i5 Kecfer va Keeferi rule rstuuabls
July H. 1919. Attorney J.. O. Williamson.
No. $50. N0ebe rs Noebe; rule returuable July
IS 200. Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdaic.
Adoption 3. In re Douglas Jorion: orders legal
izing adopcOn- Atrorneys Wilson & Barzsdaie.
No 2t67. In ~ Teseass o. part q lots ard 4
square ll2 trustees % rDlesse substituted AttCr
I ney, ". Il. LinkiaS