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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETINGS.

An election will be held in each of the
school districts of this city on the even
ing of Oct 2S for the purpose of voting
on the question of changing FROM the
district to the city system. Should the
city system carry it will mean that the
city will be organized as unit, under
one board, and with city superintendent
of schools who would have supervision
of the work of the high school and
grades. Advocates of the city system
claim that the advantages of consolida.
tion of the schools do not admit of any
argument.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Oscar Torrison, a young man whose
splendid physique and mental endow-
ments are guaranty of future distinc'
tion in his chosen profession, has com.
pleted the course in the Columbia law
school and is now looking up a suitable
place in which to begin active practice
No young man ever made more thor.
ough preparation or began life under
more favorable auspices. That he will
earn fame as we'll as command large
practice all who know him believe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
SISTERS TENDER THANKS.

To all who assisted in making Tag
Day" a success, we offer our thanks;
To the city papers which advertised the
day SO well; to the Manitowoc Alumi
mum Co., who donated two thousand
tags; to the members of the committee
who labored so oindefatigably; to the fair
taggers" who endured 80 manfully; and
last but not least, to the contributors
who gave so generously, we say: May
God reward you according to the meas
ure of your generosity and His own
Gracious bounty.
The SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS,
HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
DIED

The death of Joseph A. Miller We'd
nesday morning came as shock to our
people who, though knowing of his fail
ing health, were not prepared for so
sudden demise. Decedent was 3S yrs.
of age, unmarried, survived by the faith
er, three brothers, Michael John and
Kosmas, and two sisters, Theresa and
Mrs. John Kleiber, Jr. For many years
he taught school in Manitowoc Co.,
where the writer first became acquaint-
ed with him in similar occupation, and
learned to know and reepect him as
man possessing fine sense oe honor, deep
piety, and broad and liberal views on
public questions AS teacher he show
ed marked ability, and was one of the
pioneer group of pedagogues who found
ed the Manitowoc Co. Teachers Associ-
alton some fourteen years ago, Retir-
ing from a profession for which he was
so we'll fitted, he located at Kasson, go
ing into partnership with Jos. A. Kleib
er in the farm machinery business. Lat
er he came to our city engaging in the
same business. The News extends its
sincere sympathy to the bereaved fami-
ly.-The Brillion News.
Mr.. Miller was former Maple Grove
boy and was well and favorably known
in this city. He taught school in this
county for several years and ranked high
as Il teacher. He was the Democratic
candidate for county clerk in this coun-
ty in 1904 but the ticket was defeated
with the exception of Frank Zeman.
The news of Mr.. Miller's death was
shock to his acquaintances here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
AN|TOW0C, WIS.,, THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, 1909.

never dies or surrenders and the granger
with appalling eye always does one or
the other If the thing kept up one
week longer there would have been no
need of having gate keeper as every
person in the county would have been
stockholder except the printers and they.
re deadheads anyhow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

LIVELY MES.-The circuit court,
Judge Taylor presiding, has been in ses.
sion during the present week. AS a con
sequence, many gentlemen from abroad
have been in town, among whom we
noticed VIM. Pitt Lynde, Joshua Stark,
Ex-Judge Gorslie, E. Fox Cook and 9th
er members of the Wisconsin Bar A
large number from the country, jurors,
witnesses, and clients have also assisted
in making more than an usual stirin our
village.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
IT IS NOW SHERIFF CARY.

Chas. Cary was inducted into the office
of sheriff Monday. His bond is given
by the Fidelity Trust and Surety Bond
ing Co. Mr.. Cary has retained John
Judge as turnkey. He has thus far ap-
pointed two deputies, George Lambries
and VIM Bartels.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
TW ENTY. FIVE YEARS AGO.

Walter Killen of Cato one of the good
looking fellows whom it is a pleasure to
look at after the eye has grown weary
with resting on the features of Charley
Fechter or Maths Janecek, was in the
city on Tuesday This is no news to the
girls.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
MARRIED..

Miss Marie Wattawa and Mr.. Arthur
Howarth were married last Thursday
morning by Rev J. T. O'Leary ut the
Sacred Heart church. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast WAS served
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Wattawa only rela.
tives and intimate friends being present
The bride has been u clerk in Schuet-
to Bros. store for some years She is n
handsome young woman and is one Of
the most popular young ladies Of the
city. The groom conducts the restau-
rant at the North Western depot and is
a promising young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howarth left later in
the day on wedding trip, after which
they will go to housekeeping on Twent.
eth street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Judge Kirwan adjourned circuit court
at Sheboygan Saturday, though the cal
endar has not been completed He
opened court at Kewaunee on Monday
where long calendar is before him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schumacher re-
moved to Milwaukee on Tuesday where
they will reside in future. Mr.. Schu-
macher is an electrician and has secured
good position in Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

OUR SHERIFF. Those who have been
in attendance at court the present week
speak in the highest terms of the man
ner in which Sheriff Kemper and his
Deputies perform their duties. Civil,
kind and obliging, Mr.. Kemper has made
hosts of friends among all of those pres
ent at the Court Room.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
Teachers Meetings.

NoRvH EASTERN SECTION.
Mlshicot, October 30.
/. Song.
2. Literature Miss Vivian lioughton
Review ofTennyson Life, etc.
). Agriculture Mr.. Roullier
Soils, kinds, etc.
4. Value of Regular Examinations
Mr.. Benz. Reich.
i. NJ.
|. Song.
:. Geography Mr.. Baugniet
Town, County.
3. Current Topics Miss May Robinson.
I. Parliamentary Drill Mr.. Prucha.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

BADGER ENGINE co. NO. 1.-Thos.
Sullivan has been elected secretary of
this Fire Company. Tom will make a
good officer, and we rejoice at his pro-
motion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Mr. Charles johnson who retired from
the johnson Coal Go. last winter to as
cept position at Chicago with the A
merican Seating Co, has returned to
this city and taken position with the
Schoch Lumber Co. Charley has host
OF friends here who are pleased to see
him come back.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21
SOUTHERN SECTION.

SOUTHERN SECTION.
st. Nazianz, October 30.
/. Song.
2. Drills in Arithmetic, in Reading
Bcrnice Halverson.
). Agriculture Arthur Murphy
Soils, etc.
4. Living Statesman Myrtle Mosher
D. Visitation and cooperation with
parents Genevicve Sullivan.
g. Geography J. Wilbershied
Town and County.
z. Literature Jennie O'Connor
Tennyson' Life.
=. Panama Canal George Gilbertson.
9. Parliamentary Practice
Alb. Wagenknecht.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Miss Lottie BartelnIe and Mr. Harry
Carle were united in wedlock Thursday
Of last week at the German Lutheran
church, the Rev. Carl Machmueller
officiating. The young couple have
gone 10 Milwaukee to reside whittier
the best wishes OF host of friends have
gone with them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Fred Schuette was always known as a
mans whose deeds were those Of gentle
ness and whose ways were paths of
peace" But he grew tired of doing no
wrong and tackled the granger in his
own castle l. 2. the grangers castle.
Fred is said to be one Of the best bull
dozers that modern policy favorable
to energetic persuasion has called out
He got farmers to take stock in the
county fair faster than Walker could
write the names down. When the two
met group of farmers in the country
Walker knew in advance what the rul-
ing of the court was going to be and made
use of his peculiar style of long hand in
getting the names of the parties down
as stockholders. He knew Schuette
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

j. W. Finch of Liberty, was in the
city on Tuesday. Joe is little under
the weather with rheumatism and thinks
he must soiourn little in some other
climate to get rid of the annoyance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Ed Conway lately spent day in Nil.
waukee looking for a Republican Irish.
man and failed TO find one. He saws
there are none of them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

1t is now said that coin is quite dis.
seminator of disease. Parasites adhere
to the dirt which covers the face of the
coins and in that way contagious diseas-
es are spread. Those owing bills at The
PILOT Office may bring on the dirty
coins. The risk of infection will be glad
" incurred.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

John +. Sullivan, one of the most sue
cessful business men of Fond du Lac
and at one time Meeme boy, is visiting
friends at his old home.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

AS we now make our new Hair Vigor it
does not have the slightest effect upon
the color OF the hair. You may use it
freely and for any length of time with
out fear OF changing the color. Stops
falling hair. Cures dandruF.
-Nads By the J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Attorneys Forrest and Estabrook
went out to Cato last Thursday to ex-
pound the law to Justice Nelson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Schmitz and Walker returned from
Chiffon in state of armed neutrality
while Mich Murphy was on peace foot.
ing. Judge Smart wouldn't associate
with the crowd because he didn't stand
ace high in the dance. A ball was the
cause of the discord and of Murphy y
equanimity. The Chiffon Times thinks
Schmltz the best dancer but to this
Walker entered demurrer and has is
sued challenge to Schmitz to dance
him on any ground. No one ever thought
Murphy could dance barring himself
and while the Judgment of every person
in Chiffon is against him, Mich relies
upon his own opinion and insists he beat
'em all.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

Brian Lorrigan dropped into The Pill
or Office to discuss politics on Tuesday.
He says the farmers have such an i'm
mense crop this year that they will hard.
ly have time to sell it all
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-21

NORTH EASTERN SECTION.
Mishicot, October 30.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-21
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lOSs-Lot l2s; Lucille r. Mccall TO Ernest l.
Schmidt and Joseph \. Saunders, trustees 70
secure Eda Wilson, $3.50. monthly payments. 6
por cent
University Heights-Lot l. in block Il: Cordelia d.
Baldas et viz 10 Henry H. Bergman and
Charles Schafer, trustees, to secure the Northern
Liberty Scrraan-American Building Association.
No 6. $500
BrightWood Park-Lot @, block IL; Mary E Lynch
et vir 20 Diuer r. CFOh and Chester @ GroC,
trustees. 70 seizure Diller 3. Grof, Sl650. month
ly payments. Per cent.
Square 5s72-Suhi0ts Is to S.; Percy MotzEer to
Victor II. Wallace. trustee. to secure Isaac G.
Th0rne Sl5cc. years. G per cent semannuaily.
Moore & BarbOur's First Addition-Lot Is. IN block
4; Luke A. Cole e. 10 Henry s Matthews
and William =. Saunders trustees. 10 secure
Louis Aiackan et al. trustees. $50. years, 5
Der cent, seui-annuaily.
Square G26-Lot g; Frederick Hennig et Sux. %
William L Edmonstoa and Louis R. Peak
trustees. 70 secure Charles Z. Marsh. S.25o. J
years, per cent semi-annually
Square 2826-LOt 80; same 70 Floyd E. Davis and
Clarence T. Gessford. trustees, to secure George
G. Pupephrey, N,45c. monthly payments. per
cent.
Bennins HciShts-Lot 49, block 9si; o. c.
Splitter ct ux 70 II. Z. Benson and George ].
yesterday trustees. to secure Valley Realty Com
pany. $3.50. ; years. per csrt, semi-annnally.
square l0lS-Lot "a; lmilda J. Murray 10 John Q.
Weedcn and Georgs W. White, trustees. 70
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Square 1913 lot 81; Joserh A. Herbert e W.
20 Imlda j. Murray SO
Chevy Chase-SQuare l743. lot 2; Fulton R Gordon
e. TX 10 John c. Ingram. S50i.l2
Chevy ChAsc-Square Hi3. lot S: John c. Ingam CT
w 10 Frederick William Ingrnm. SO
Thaycr street-Aiills Estate part q lot 10: Ida J.
Baker et uX % Clarence X. Andrews. SO.
2779 Eleventh street northwest-SquaTe ST. sublot
Is; Ann Keenan, 70 Isabel Keenan,, 500. 50 Ire
record
Eighth street southeast. between and K-square
80. lot 81; Hannah C. Louis ct vir to William
H. Rose. SO
Z street northwest. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Square 6S. lot r.; Sarah J. Lord ct viz
Eleventh street southwest. between and streets
Square 81 lot A; part Of lot 8; John F. ia
wins ct TX. TO Edward c. Whtfcrd SIC.
Washington Heghts-LOt g. in block Z; CriEer W.
Smith ct % William J. H. Bellamy. SO
Lainie- Heights-Lot ISL in c. W. Kings Slbdi-
vision; Charles W. King. II. ct uH- 10 Alta
Kelly Glars. SO.
Pleasant Plains-Square sOs2 lot 81: Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones to Willard p. Coleman.
Pleasant Plains-square sOi2. lot 81; same to Walker
c. Pctcet SO.
Woodrldge-Part Of lot "a. in block 4: William L.
Grifs ct az. to John sehafer ct TX. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant FlainS-LOt 30. IN
block s. Percy H. Russell Ct Tx. 70 Nathan C.
Newsom, $40.
Twenty-ffth street northeast between and c.
Square ia. lot "A; Michael /. Weller et ux. TO
Watson J. Newton, $40.
Twenty-hfth street northeast. between and c.
Square llA lot Il; Watson J. Newton ct TX.
to Robert W. Shoppen. SO
Eleventh street northwest. between II and I-Square
sH. part Of lot 3; Mary II. J. Bush to Edward
p Mertz. So
Eleventh street northwest, between Fl and I-SQuare
80. part OF lot 5. Edward p. NIertz CT TX 70
f. Isabel Sinclair SO
Reno-Square I5i. lots IA and Is; John Mel bod
son 10 Harriet A. Burrows SO.
RenO-Sduaro l764 lot "A; HILLARY NJ Smith ct VI.
to Harriet A. Burrows. s..
WOodley Park-LOt a. in block Is Lewis E Breun-
niger ct uX. TO Robert A. Dove. SO
Pleasant Plains-Square 30l2 lot 81 Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones 70 Firdie j. Hobbs. so.
Saul's Addition-Square 22 lot 81 Melvin "A.
Herriam ct to John r. Berg ct TX, SO.
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Woodley Park--square 22Oi. lot l2; Kennedy Broth
ers, Inc, to William A. Cowles. $40.
East CARTEL street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth-square 1885. lot l2S; Ella Wilson to
Lucille r. Mccall, SO.
Dobbin's Addition-Lot 70. in block Is; Andrew W.
Luke ct Tx. to John Q. Zimmerman, SO.
Brightwood Park-Lot @. In block IL; Dller B.
Croft TO Mary +. Lynch, SO.
Meridian Hnl-JotS II TO Il. in block 10; James
X. Jones e. TX 70 Andrew w. Lukei. $40.
Fifth street southeast, between and Virginia
nTonue-souaro s23. lot Ai Percy Metzger to
Isaac 6. Thorne. SO.
Dobbins' Addiuon-Squars SOL. lots 81 to 5; 10
seph Paul ct ux., ct al. 70 john r. HAisliD. SO
Kenilworth-Iots and = in block 2; Elizabeth
Wilson 10 Ransom Wilson. SO.
II street northeast between Eleventh. and Twelfth
Square 9sl. part Of lot S. Emma l. Repetu
ct viz 10 James II. Burrows. SO.
92j I street noTthwest-SqnRre SIS, lot Z; Mary o.
Fishbaugn ct vir. ct al to Elnathan Meade
$3.50
Padgworth-squsre 2s2s, lot 50: George O. Humphrey
ct ux. TO Frederick Hennig and Ella &. Hsnnig
TO-
Brookand-Lot 4, in block Il: John ~ Lowe ct
TX 10 John A. Masde SO
Bennlngs Heights-Lot l35, In block OSl; Valley
Realty Company 70 o. g. Splitter, SO.
Twentieth street northwest between o and P
square III. lots 8 and 9; Lewis Belrose TO E
Gertrude Belrose, SO
Thirteenth street southeast, between A and B.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-21

secure Joseph A. Herbert. 500. 70 Is mouths. 6
Der cent. semi-annually.
Square Slot A and part Of lot ); Edward o..
Whitford ct ux. to il. Bradley Davidson and
Charles W. Warden. trustees TO secure James
Trimble 5000. years. 3 per cent, semi-annualiy.
Mount Pleasant-LOt So in block 5; Nathan G.
Newsom et TX. 70 Washington Loan and Trust
Company trustee. TO secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association, $40.
Lanier Heights-LOt 81. in g W. Kings sub
division: ALA Kelley Clark ct viz 10 John +.
King and Charles W. Fairfax. trustees. TO secure
Charles W. King j.. S0o, TO 40 months. 9
per cent.
SQUARE 59S-Part Of lot II: William UIlman to
Charin Brown and Henry II. Bergman. trustees
to secure Oriental Building Association No. 6.
$500.
Square Zs-Lot 81: Matthias Motto ct VI. to Monroe
H. Calico and Joseph B. bowling trustees. to
secure Norman L. SaDsbuTy. SoOo. years. pr
cent. seni-annuaily.
Square &s2-L0t 81; Willard p Coleman et ux to
II. Francis Sanl aud $. Percy THOMPSON. trus-
tees. 20 secure Harry Wardman and Thomas
Bones. I3D. monthly payments, Der cent
Square 50i2-LOt 81; Walter G. POteet 20 same 20
secure same. $40. same.
Square Is22-LOt q John r. Berg et uN 70 r.
Francis Saul and Norman L. Sansbury. trustees,
70 secure Melvin II. Herman. $50. monthly
payments, per cent.
Square 3l4-Part q lot 5: Edward p Mertz ct ux.
70 James r. Elcrson and Frederick A. Fenning
trustees to secure Mary J. II. Bush. 600 S
years. per cent. semiaunually.
Square 3H-Part Of lot 3: r. Isabel Sinclair 10
George +. Linkins and EmaEuel SPEECH. trustees.
10 secure james NJ. Woodward. $500, years,
6 per cent. semi-annually.
Square ns3-LOt 3. John G. Ingram ct ux- 10 II.
d. Gordon and Robert f Heater trustees, 70
secure Fulton z. Gordon, Sls9.25, monthly
payments.
square ES-Lot .; JaIass F. Child 4 TX. to J..
Clinton Trbhy and Oscar ". King. trustees. 70
secure Charles c. libby. Sl.OoO. months. 6
per cent.
Square sl0-Lot 81 William Henry Rose et ux 70
W. T. Lester and ~ J. Colbert. trustees. 10
secure National Permanent Building Association.
SlO0l
Square SOis-Lot 81; FIrdic J. Hobbs ct ux. 70
B. Francis Saul and S. Percy Thompson. thus
tees. 70 secure Harry Werdman and Thomas
Bones, $3.50. monthly payments Der cent
The Washington herald., 1909-10-21
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

LEtslts aL
Admission: Benjamin T. Barnes.
No 1850. Sas 0vas Company vs.. Davis Ct al and
No. 1888 Davis ct a. vs.. Las Ovas Company /;
causes 0dered to be heard together on motion Of
Mr.. J. ]. Darlington
No l922 Jaquette vs. Capital Traction Compan
argument concluded by Mr.. r. p. Evans Coz ap-
pellant; submitted By appellee.
No 1893 James b. Lambie Company vs. Bigelow
ct al argument commenced by Mr.. L. J. Mather
FOR appellants; continued By Mr.. Leo Simmons tor
apelloes; concluded By Mr.. r. ]. Mather for sp-
pellants.
No ss2 Frosch ct al vs. Monday Ct al; arrn-
ment commenced by Mr.. B. f. Leighton for ap-
pellRntS
Assignment for today:
No. 1891. Ockstadt rs. Bowles. Appellants at
tornsys. Padgett q Forrest sppellcs's attorney. L.
Tobrnsr.
No 1908. Flynn. &c. W. Staples Appellants
attorney T. H. Jackson. appellee's attorneys. c. II.
syme and H. I. Woodland.
No N06. Moore & Hill vs.. Brueringcr. Appel
lsntS' attorney. W. J. Lambert; appellees attorneys
2. NJ. Brnwo and C. w. Clagott
No zoos Brown vs.. selfrldge. Attorneys w. J.
Lambert and r. H. Yeatman-W. A. Gordon, II.
E. Davis. and j. II. Gordon.
No. POLO Niacfarinnd CT al vs. UmhAu Attor-
news. ThomRs-AIaddox d Galley
No. aU Dieg Commissioner Of Patents At
tOrnsys. Williams q Greene Ruckman
No. 2lS. Maddux CT al " Baltineau- Attor-
neys. Putnam d ROboSon-LOokWood. Fay. and
Richardson.
No. 1,0. Littcpage IS Neale Publishing Com
pany. Attorney, Conrad.
No. 13. Wickcrham vs.. Dubois. AttornevS
Mckinney & Flannery and William Hitz-Coldren
& Fenning and w. n Levin.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-21
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, October 20, 1900
supreme Court of the United Stat

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: Tho Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr.. Justice
McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. and Mr.. Justice
Day.
Edward Teare HUFFMAN a Aberdeen. s. Oak,
was admitted 10 practice
No. S8. Elizabeth NJ McGilva ct al. ap-
pellants, vs.. L. w. Ross, as state land commits
sioper for the State Of Washington. CT AL. argI-
ment continued BY Mr.. Charles X. Jenner. for
the appellant. and b Mr. John W. Roberts and
Mr.. w. p. Bell. for the appeees. and concluded
b Mr.. o. C. McGilyra. fer the appellants.
No. S5L The Macon Grocery Company et al
appellants, vs.. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany ct al. argument commenced by Mr.. William
A Wimbish, for the appellants and continued By
Mr.. Henry L. Stone, for the appellees
Adjourned until tomorrow at y O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday. October q. will be
as follows: Nos. 81. 80 /. 2. Z. land l2ll. II.
L. and Is
The Washington herald., 1909-10-21

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No f9les. sonneman vs. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington RsilrOOd Company: on trial At
torneys. Chaplin Brown-McKenney & Flannery
No. 1857. Wilson e. al. vs. Snow; motion for a
new trial filed. Attorneys. C. F. Carua-J. J.
Darlington and W T. Mattingly.
Assignment Tor today:
No n. Anderson. administrator vs. Smith.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Mather s Hopewell; defend
ants attorneys Maddox & Galley.
No. 81. Lohr ct al IS Title Guaranty and Surety
Company. Attorneys. Balders5on-Gettiugs & Cham.
berlin.
No. 81. Davidson ct al VS.. semmes- Kelley Com
pany- Attcrneys. PeysT & Jchnscn-Sweeney.
Cuttings x Chamberliu.
No. g. German vs.. F1orer. Attorneys. France
Observation-Disclosures d Wrghtsman.
No. IS. FaicUncr ct al. vs.. Mcdonald Attorneys
Pery-Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. loL Louis vs.. Bristow ct al. Attorneys.
DaFis-Beach Il Brown.
No. IL. Nicolai vs.. Willard Hotel Company. Al
torDeys. Mcneil & White Hamilton, Colbert.
Yerkes & Hamilton
No. ll3 Nauman vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys, Wolf * Rosenberg Daring
No. is Richardson vs. Washington Times Com
pany. Attorneys, Doyle-Lambert
Circuit Court No. 2.
Grief JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. GI2 McCloskey vs.. George A. Fuller Com
pany; Judgment verdict for defendant. OTIS
Elevator Company and motion for new trial FLED.
Attorneys. S. V. Hayden and HAYDEN johnson
I, s. Duvall and McKenney & Flannery
No. 1890. Pars0n vs.. Gordon; verdict for de
PENDANT. Attorneys S. II. Gies-W. f. Lester.
Assignment for to-day:
No. "a Jekyll vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company Attorneys. Gies-Darlington
No. l611. Dorc vs.. Capital Traction Compauy.
Attorneys. Balderston-Perry n Son and Dunlop
No. s6. Griffith et Tx vs.. Metropolitan Life In
surance Company Attorneys Wilson j.. and Pratt
Berry & Minor and Rowland
No. 5i675. Mackenzie vs. Grouse ATTORNEYS
Mather-Davis
Nos j Brown Va Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railway Company. Attorneys. Baker
Sheriff. & Aliler-McKenney 4 Flannsry
The Washington herald., 1909-10-21

q administration; bond. 500. Attorney. E. NJ.
Hewlett
Estate Of Lucy NJ. Cooper; order appoiatins guar
dian ad i.tim. Attorney. George kcarney.
Estate OF Giles G. C. Simns; order granting let
tiers testamentary; bond 5000. Attorney, AlexAn-
der Muncaster.
Estate Of Matilda A. Madden; declaration q
Samuel W. Madden 10 serve as executor.
Estate Of John l. Folk; order for appearances.
Attorneys. Hughes & Gray.
Estate Of Louis K Pfeifer; win dated January
q. 1907. ils6.
In re Nathanisl T. Worley: petition for sale Of
real estate. Attorneys, Coldren 4 Fennins.
Estate Of Grace L. Atwater; will dated May 20.
1875 filed.
Estate Of George F. schsser; wiz dated October
s. ls09 flied.