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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16

the state penitentiary. A transcript
has been ordered by Kinnan's attor
neys which signifies that the case will
go to the supreme court
The court ordered Sheriff Miller to
keep the accused in the county Jail
for at least ten days, and IL the trans.
cript Is delayed to hold him for
thirty DAYS.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
FIFTY DOLLARS FOR BABY Boy.
First Child Born at New Jewish Hos
pital Gets Cash Prize.

New York, April 14.-Fifty dollars.
just for being born is the reward re-
ceiyed by baby boy which arrived
yesterday at the new Jewish maternity
hospital in East Broadway.
The hospital authorities had prom
ised $50 to the first child born in the
pnstituion,; and Mrs. Rose Epstein
was the first to receive visit from the
stork.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16

Judge Witten he wrote the applicant
offering to accept correction IL It was
an error, but Masters made affidavit
that he did not register twice, but
when the registration slips were sent
to the postmaster of his town, he saw
them and acknowledged the signature
on both, but offered no explanation.
He had not yet put in an appearance.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
Jess kInnan Gets 10 Years.

Neigh, Neb., April Especial to
The News: District Judge A. A.
Welch overruled the motion for a
new trial in the case OF the state vs..
Jess kinnan at the court house here
yesterday morning. He sentenced the
defendant. to q. term ot tan ysAru In
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
Council Proceedings.

Council met in special session April
10 at 2:20 p. M, Mayor Sturgeon pre-
siding. Present, Councilmen Schwenk
Winter Craven, Kaufman, Degner,
Fuesler and Dolin. Absent Hibben.
The election returns were canvassed
with the following results;
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
A Sensational Train Arrest.

A sensational arrest on the North
western passenger train between Mon
owl and Lynch when Sheriff w. II.
Sutton of Greeley and Albert McNide
deputy from Ord secured the man
suspected of stealing the herd of fif.
teen horses near Butte, was witnessed
by several Norfolk people. The pris-
oner's name was given as Will Bur.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
Wayne ceIebrates Victory.

Wayne, Neb., April 14.-special to
The News: Wayne last night cele-
brated the victory in securing an ap-
preparation from the state of $4,000
with which 10 buy the normal school
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
Arrest Creates Real sensation.

Butte, Neb., Aprl l4.-Special to
The News: Sheriff Sutton of Greedy
arrived in Butte with William Burnett
as prisoner charged with stealing
fifteen head of horses from Hugh
0'Neill on March "a. The evidence
Is very strong against him as he Is
said to have been very bold about II
and to have driven the horses into
Chambers and tried to dispose OF
some of them. Sutton came very near
buying some OF them. Burnett claimed
to be the owner OF big ranch up west
some place. The boldness Of the deed
made them unususpicious until they
received a copy Of the reward offered
by Sheriff Hall of Holt with a descrip-
ton Of the horses stolen. Sheriff Sut.
ton then set out to find his men and
located this fellow in Norfolk Sunday
morning.
A Gun Play.
He Swallowed him until he got into
Boyd county where he wished to take
him off the train and stepping up to
him drew six-shooter and told him
to surrender. Burnett made a quick
move for his gun. Sheriff Sutton and
his assistant were too quick for him
and after considerable of a struggle
they succeeded in Handwriting him.
When searched he was found to have
a 1920 strapped on him and shells
with steel jackets to fit the gun in
every pocket and another big gun in
his satchel.
Burnett Bros. are well known in this
country, having lived here for many
years and are at the present time en-.
gagged in the livery business in Bone.
steel, S. d. Sheriff Hall came over
and took his prisoner to Holt county
Yesterday,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
Friday Makes Appointments.
The Friday appointments

Inc friday appointments
Water commissioner and sewer In
spector, 5000 year, August Brum.
mund.
Street commissioner, $50 month,
w. ID. Uecker.
Police force, appointments to be
made at next meeting.
City attorney, $500 year, II. F.
Barnhart.
City physician, to be named later.
Board OF public works, to be named
later.
City engineer A. j. Colwell.
Chief OF the fire department. APP
pointment held ND pending action of
the department.
A partial list of appointments pre-
scented by Mayor Friday to the council
last night we're approved without OPP
position. w. d. Uecker was named as
street commissioner after the council
at the request of the mayor had pro-
vided that that officials salary should
be $50 a month instead of 1920 a year.
w. n, Winter President.
II. w. Winter, councilman from the
First ward and former county COM
missioner, was honored with being
elected president OF the council. po-
sition which last year was held by
julius Degner. Two names were pre-
sented to the council, Mr.. Winter nom
mating p. F. Dolin and Mr. Craven
nominating Winter. The ballot stood
four for Winter and three for Dolin.
In thanking the council Mr.. Winter
paid tribute to the Fourth ward coun'
Gilman whom he had inadvertently
sidetracked from the presidency.
Ask People to Be Good.
A New council never starts on ita
career in Norfolk without formally
asking the people to be good. The
new council last night did not stray
from this time honored custom. Here
are q few of the reforms they de-
clared for: No ashes and leaves In
the nice cutters which the street com
mittee had fixed up last year. Like
wise no bicycle riders on the side
walks in nice weather. Also arrests
for the boys who presst in jumping
on moving trains near the uptown de-
pots. Also a street cleaning for Nor
folk avenue cutters. Mayor Friday
said that in his opinion the city had
been entirely too easy on outside
property owners in making them live
up to city ordinances and rules en-
forced against local property owners
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William H. Gsrnett. g. hinton. ". Va. and
Ruin " Baird. = RcT- Il. ". Pratt
Archie C. Shugz-s. o. and Alice L Smith, IS
both of LeesHrrE. Va. ReT. J. B Mclaughlin.
George C. Billiard. 2, and Elizabeth s Reed, q
Rev H s. Smith.
Harvey A. Wocdysrd. n. Clifton. Va. ard Anna
c Ritts la. Hilsbc-o. Va Rev J. A T. Ma--
steIer-
Raymond E Psr-ine. Is. Jsrsey CITY. and Dorothy
C. RuH. 2 RsT. h S. Smith
Taylor H. ClsmneE 3. Richnood. Va. and
Florence d Marshall. IS. FredeZtcksburg. Va Rev
J. r. shsnnon-
RAYMOND 5. johnson. z. and Esns n. Bu-UEs
Ie Rev. J. R. shannon-
Harold D FStzserald. 3 snd AEce II Bsssett
q. both os DsnTins, Va. Rev c. L. NsibeL
COLORED.
Walter Scott, % and MsrJ BosE. 2 Rex. J. r
EIcLauEhlin-
John Tsamus. ss and Anna BrO=n, q. Rev. W
b. Brooks
Robert Anderson. z. and Mamie Lewis. Il Rev
J. A Taylor.
Jsr0es A. P1okeas. 2. and Carrie n Boston. .
Rev. 2. J. Jordan
Michel 0. Dumas % and Margaret C. Csssa. y
Rev. W Y. Tun1ell.
James E Coats. 2 and Lo-zins n Brovn. q
Rev. P. J. Jordan
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
Lawsuit.
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

aIIsy-JuIia A RhcCm e EiT. HcuTJ ". 70 Charles
{ Bell part iot 8. SQUARE 81. SO.
ByTTruiis-iane L. Childs et VI, Ta1-ss :, e
Jesse W Rawlings lots 9 to - 2 % 8, IS to
s. and 5s 70 s.. block s. section ) SO
Sixth street. betWeen street and Flor1ds aTe1Ez
rr-1hwsst-Theuas Wslksr q Ux- 70 Clsu J.
Shields Part 30 g SQUARE - SO
West B-ookland Park-Iosephine IS. Hester tc
6rsen Clay Goodlce. los 5, block = sc.
~ Fourteenth street no-tkvest-JehB J. McAGli1'
at NJ. 20 Jsoob " Stein. lot p square 9n, 80
Squares sgl. SIS. 574. ard ss5-Noiiism L Webster
surviving trustee. u Walter 8. Wright and
Frank E. Hopkins, trustees. iots = 70 3. sqIar'
sal: lots 49, I4 and lsS. sGuaTs S7Si lot .
soGzrs 57l: lot q. square s95 SO
EckingtOn-Geozge E TeW 70 Mar l. Tev- lot B
squars 3 SIC
T4iri5sd-Eaward N. steele ct u1 to Diner F
Grof. lot &. block z. SO
Tvrerty-secoud street between ard StrEet
northwest-HsrTiet z Power n SuszHazh Nc
DeTmott. part lot Z. square y, so
L street between NineteeUth and Twentieth street.
northwest-Dauisl IOughTsn et uL 70 Wharton
E Lester and 7 ClaTsnce PTicc. part oTigi11
l0t s. SQUARE H. SO
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets north
wrst-whsrtoa E. Leste~ e ard J. CLarsnc
Price et TX. et al 20 Daniel Loughrsn. lot 81
sgusre S7s So
Cleveland Psrk-JoseTh T. Barnes st " % CoTDeh
c. Jones. lot =. beck !, &c
Is1 n I3ss " strest northWezt-C0luu5iz Height
Realty Company 10 James A, Finch. lots i0l .
Io4. lE to iis. parts lots is 70 IL. and part
lots u. Is snd Is square "A. So.
Seventeenth street between B Snd Q streets north
szss-Hsrriet 4. Shields 70 Marie n Gssch
lots TO 4. square 1925. SO.
Tusrtyfrst street between arr ? streets noSth
west-Jznes ". Hesrns ard Mar =. Lsxis {
vir. Andrew. 70 ". y. Peek. trustee paTt ezgtnl
raj lot :, s4usre Es SD-
Sheriff estate-Razdolph ". LoNrs 70 Eugene
Broadus. part, SO
Pleasant Plains and Mount Plesssrt-Csroli1
HAWKINS to Edward F. Cooper. lot L. SO
AfsrShaIi-Ja1-cs Rscdsr e TX 70 Ja6z Lee, d
g block s SO
University Heights-Harry Barton and " Herr
Walker trustees. 70 Sarah '. Ludwis, lot $
block :, SO.
! z street. between Eleventh and Twelfth street
/ southcsst-AuElst and Sallie PAeser 70 Mario
r 3Iagaire. part original lot 2. square seS, SO.
( Pleasant Piaius-Hsrry B. Wilson and Harry NzTJ
ma7 70 Harry g. and Elizabeth n Crane
lot g. square 8s5. SO.
White HaTea-E1iza s. Carbery 70 Peter Brisss
part SO
( Pieascn- PiSsas-Ha-7y B. Wliso1 ard Harry War
nan 70 Bowen and Grace n CrSndzIi, lot 10
square ES SO
Dobtins- Addition N WashinEtnn-HarTy WaTdma
and Thomss r. Bones 70 Anton and Adeisid
B-e-a ios is2 block Z, so
Txenty-5fsh street, svESeen L aad II streets nnrr
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
rn,,ed state. supreme Court.


Present. The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
sfr Justice Brewer. ~. Justice White. Mr. Justice
Pecshan. Mr Justice McKeuua. Mr. Justice Holmes.
and Nr Justice Day.
Douglas C. Co107er. Of Seattle. Wash. william
Wray. q Seattle wash: William IA McArzn. q
Petersburg. Mich; William c Reid. Of Roswell.
y Mex. and James ". Murphy, Of PlsttsTilie,
Vss rers admitted 70 D-1c1ics-
No 6E William HgrnT - The United StatfS.
ARMED hv 8sr Assistant to the Attorney General
FFi= fo- the United states. snd submitted By M
5 P. Mcconnell. for Hepner.
No 5. Original The United States of America
e.nrlsinsut, ~ J ? shpp et al; dismissed as 70
the defendant Frznk Jones. on motion 9f NJ, %
Ecftar General H0yt Tor TIE complainant Ore
br sdditiouaI tine allowed each side in the srg1-
rent. ard Are counsel permitted % y heard for
5sFs-ssnss on motion Of 0iI. J. J. IJnCh. for the
dsfsudsnts Argument commenced b. MT. solio-'or
General Hort. for the complainant, ard continued
n gfr J Lynch ard Mr. G. ". Chanlee, foz
the defendants
Adorned urfl to-day az y O'Clock
The DAY cal for Wednesday, March :, WI Be ss
/ follows. Nos. : lc-ginan, 50, lo5. ls. ll. ls-
/ re. II. p and IL
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
DISTRICT COURTS

Present. AL
The Chief justice snnC'moed that the hearing q
cases would Be suspended z1ter May except IN
portsnt cases on the special calendar.
Admissions: Louis l. Handy, JOSEPH Duhys ".
Brown No-toa. Ira B. NcNeal John B. McNeal.
Johu q Boxlby John T. Harris. Philip S. Hicl-
BON Edward T Fhilbin. and Dysr sE7ita. =.
No Is-9 Moulto1 et al. ~ Cornish; motion 70
ais-niss submitted by Mr. H. ?. GatleJ in SUP
port Of motion
No. igi7. baltimore and Ohio Railroad "a. Cook
passed for settlement.
No 1855 Cooke District Of Cclonh12; placed
at foot of general calendar
Patent appeal. No IS In re application q ANN
" Chase: Continued b stipulation
No 1873 Garfield. &c. United States ex Tel
Love Ct al sTrlment commenced by 3r. r. W
Clements for appellants. continued by air. 9. H.
MeriIlst for appellants. concluded b Mr. F. W.
Clements foE appellants
No. p54 Bahson u Cox; deere affirmed
Opinion uy NJ Chiss Justice Shepard.
No EsL st1bbisfeld vs. Snbbieaeld ct a.
affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Robb.
No 49, Schickler et al. -. Washington Brewer
Company et al; affirmed Opinion BY Mr. Justics
Van 0rSdeI-
No. Io.s. CITY and Suburban Railway u Cooper
affirmed Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard
No. iss5. Lehman - Jones; affirmed Opinion bs
Mr. Justice Van Orsdell-
pal dismissed Opinion By Mr. Chief Jussic'
Shepard
No. s5 Dumas "a Clayton; affirmed; opirio1
by Nj Chisf Justice Shepard.
Ne. l914 Van Fleet Is King; affirmed. opinion hy
Mr. Chief Justice shepard
No. is5a Wade vs United States; affirmed
oranion b. Mr. Chisf Justice Shepard
Patent appeals:
No. Sc Marier 7. Deg; affirmed; opinion b
sfr Justice RoSh
No. So. Roifs IS. Esislins et al; affirmed; opin
icn b Mr. Justice Rob5.
No ST. Rolfs IS. Lesfes; affirmed; opinion b
ar Justice Rcbb.
No. 81 PeTos " Hiss; affirmed; opinion b
Yfr Justice Robb
40 sss. In e application q New South BTvTezl
and Ice Company; Affirmed: opinion By MT. Chie
Justice Shepard.
No ss Geasrsl Ralssy Signal Company, -.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Of the district leaders. and that 70 the
best Of his recollection, Mr.. Baker was
not present.
There was quite a lively discussion be-
tween counsel as 10 whether or not
copies Of The Washington Herald. from
March to April 4. should be submitted
as evidence.
Articles from Herald.
Mr.. Darlington said he welcomed them
as they tended TO show the sentiment Of
the community against race-track gam
bling al that time Mr. Davis wished 70
have the papers submitted. but without
reading any articles TO the jury
In his opening statement to the jury,
after the plaintiffs S case was closed. Dir.
Darlington declared that the defense was
charged with having published a Hbeious
article in which the plaiutin was sub
stantiaIly charged with corruption he
stated that the defense would prsduce
evidence TO prove that the article in
question in no way impugned the motives
OF the district attorney, but were 2 legit-
innate criticism Of his inactivity. as a
public Official, in taking steps 70 prose-
cute the race-Tack gamblers al time
when the District Commissioners. the su-
perintendert OF police. the clergy. the
press, and the public OF Washington,
were urging him 10 do so
The defense would show furthermore.
he said. that the district attorney had
declined to take any action. and that AT
the the same time ne was taking an
active part in Maryland politics IN an
attempt TO defeat Mr.. Warner in his ef-
forts 10 secure the nomination for Con
gress in the Sixth district Of Maryland
Paid Advertisements.
According 10 a custom prevailing in
Maryland. the defendant had. he con-
tinued. published paid advertisements In
the papers Of Washington. and that the
articles IN question had been written
under an inspiration arising from three
r.. aes: hrst, that It was an undignflvd
thing for the district attorney 70 leave
the duties Of his Office to attend political
conferences in which he was not directly
interested: second. that the voters had ]
right 10 know where the money came
from, and. third, that he had right 10
call attention TO the fact that the race
track was in full blast
The defense would attempt to show
furthermore. he continued. that the gam
bling on the race track was hagrant
violation Of the spirit OF the statute, and
that it was possible ior the district At
torney 10 have procured further indict-
ments under a form that was being
pointed out 70 him in the press and else
where
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
DAILY COURT RECORD
Tuesday March ?. 1907

rs. TazHen; affirmed; opinion hy Mr- Chief Justice
Shcrsrd
80. 81 johnson & johnson vs.. whslan; -
ysrsed. opinion By Mr. Chief Jus;ice shspard-
No 81. In re app6cation q Daniel r. buten;
Tsvcr-eti. opinion p Air. Chief Justice Shepard
No. "a In re Application q solomon G. Hsrost !;
rehss-ing dsniad: 0Dini1n hy 1Ir- Justice Rohh-
No ls5o- United States II rel Turner Ct al. rs
Garfield; submitted
No Iss District q Columbia IS Houf: ars7l-
ment cunmcncud by M 4 B. D1IFsli fOT plaintiff
Patent appsal No. 81 In re application of Cen
trsl Consumers Conpany; petition for rehearins
Ozerruied
for wit q errcr 70 Su7Tsne Court. United states,
granted; bond, Ssoc
Nn M Mscfarisnd q al - Bisher: order sub
stituttnS spclcer Cosby f0T JSy J. Morrow IS one
q the arTsilsnts hsrsin
No. ioss C-ook - Iase-natso1al T-ast Company
rnotiou fcr wit a error 10 supreme Court United
Siatss; bond Sn
Nc. Is39. Crook Is Ssme- sane.
Assignments fer to-day:
Nc. 4 Distric. Il Columbia vs- Hauf. Attor-
neys. Z H. Thomas-A. II. Bel
Nc. :. United States ri Grisbis Ct al. - Sec
rsta-y q tie Interio-. Attorneys. J. Il. Rsnkin-
I D. w. Baker and Stuart AIcNzman.
No 8 Secretary Of The Interior Is United States
ex ri Ness. Att0rnsy. ?. W. Clements.
No g Coke rs. Distric5 of Columbia. Attorneys,
I y. c. Preutiss-F. H. Stephens.
/ Regular cal.
I No 1917. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
vs. Cook Attorneys G. Z. Ham!lton-W J. Ism
I bert, r. Il. yeatman, and c. W. Fowler.
/ No. 1875 Brown. sIsc1to-, Hight Attorneys
F. A McKenney and William Hitz-H. s. Mat.
/ thevs and P. A. Bowen. 7.
! No. 1873. Cooper u. United Security Life Tnsr
I snce and Trust Coulpsny- Attorneys. Irving Will
( ismson-Nath Wis-oa ard c. r. Wilson
No. 1879, Moulton ct al ". Coroish- Attorneys
John Ridout- Maddox & GatlsE
/ No. 1880. Corssal et al administrator - Cum
minCs &c Atto-neys r G. Donaldson and C. T.
Co1szul-Tucker & Kenyon.
/ No. 1852 Philadelphia Company " Ss1etsry d
\ War. Attorney N. H. Bead.
No 1855. Dru-y IS. Moult0u- Attorneys, Espple.
( MeriIlat-Ha-gruve & MozTis
No ESs. Grice vs. Jcnes- Attorneys Irving viii
iznso1 and G. r Collins-J C. De Put-ou.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
I.eiter Ynt tn se1I nfine

Chicago. March Reports from Zeig-
Ter, III. TO the effect that Joseph Letter
intends to sell his mining property in
that locality because OF the continuous
train Of disasters which have marked his
endeavors In the colliery business, were
deaied az the Chicago Office Of the com
pany to-day
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
Equity Court No. L.

JUSTICE BARNAhD.
No ESz IN re Rock Greek Auto md Wagon
Works; Hale retur1shls Msrch s 1909. Attorneys
c. F. DiEzs and H. " whsatiey.
Nc. Zsss Kyne vs- Mos-is et al; order rstifyias
sale and reference 10 auditor Attorneys ]. J. Bros
nan snd Da-r. Peyssr & Tsyior-Hsnfltos. Colbert,
YerkeS & Hamilton.
No. 2si1a Ebinge- IS Washington National Build
Ing and Loan Association; judgment Of condsmna-
ton. Attorneys, q ". Wheatley and Ralstons 4
Siddous
Eo. 2S1 Hooper IS. wsiss Ct al; cudsr subSss-
tuting trustee. Atto--ey, q p Base-
In 7e adoption Of Margaret sp5rane: order legal
ling adoption.
No. 2sssl Harris ~ Taylor ct al: decree Over
ruling demurrer Attorneys. J. Z Padgett and NJ
7. Clinkscslss-W. L. Ambrose.
No. ae69 siuesleisen st al. u Miller e al; Or
dsr appointing guardian ad ntem- Attorneys. r p.
shesley-J. E. Lsskey-
Assignments for to-day:
No. ss. DOdd Is. Craisafn. Attorns7s. Gordon
4 Gordon.
No. 5s Maoaanisl Is walker. Atto-nsys. will
ianson-B F. Leightc1.
10. 5s. DEisuey. T., IS. Wsgss=an- Attorneys
Samuel Maddox-R- r PERI
No. 5ll- GEvdT II Treat Attorneys Poe. Pat
riok s Prsdt-J. BluehsT.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
MILLION PROFIT FOR FARMERS
Two Pennsylvania Men Sell Valua-
BILE Coal Properties.

Pittsburg. Pa. March IL. '. Thomp-
son. the Pittsburg coal king, this evening
closed a deal for 500 acres Of coal land
near Waynesburg. Greene County, Pa.
paying for # S1.5l2.g0 in cash. and he
will begin At once the erection OF a coke
plant and new town.
An interesting feature OF the deal Is
that Il makes two men who have plodded
all their lives independent They are o.
P. Markell and r 2 HOpeTOOd, two
farmers. who some years ago, thinking
they saw possibilities in this region for
coal and coke development took an op-
ton on the coal land at 50 per acre, US
ing all their money
The farmers who optiOned their land
al this price were az that time very glad
70 get IT, BY the sale Of this afternoon
the two men VIII divide more than
81 .01A go profit
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

sestaussutsry: bond. S.aN. Atto-ney. 4 H. HOl-
lander.
Estate q Alexander Kent; ords- Tzcating order q
February .
In n Philip A. Bisie-; order f0- allowance At
tones ". " Edwards all W A. Do4ch.
Estate q Patrick Dozneys VIII dated December
g. 81, Sled
Estate Of John Miller: VII dated March q, lss.
6led
Estate 4 Thomas P Sterheuson; petition fo7
diStr5ution.
Estate q Norbert L Brozsn; petition for Letters
q adfliristrsfinn. ArtCrney L A Bailey
Es-7ts q Eliz15sth Quill Petition f0T istteTS tes
tan. utaTT. Attorny. J. ]. Brosran.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
Equity Suits

Nc S55L Clara II Hooper ~ Co0-sd q Wsiss
e al: substisute. Attorney. c. P. Barse.
No. &S2 Adelile c. s Dunn ct a. - Els
EspeJ q AZ. partition AttorneJ. ". A. Johnston.
No. &5sS. william O'Mesley - Pro-ident Re
LIEF Association q a.: discovery ard accounting.
A5taness. Douglas & Bakg and Pau DIlssA
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

No s1 FInuscou IS Pocock. Attorneys. Da1.
PeyseT < Tzylor-Nelscn Wilson
No 81 Bunker IS. Bunker Attcrneys. Mo-tssue
& Mo-isritT-M1rk Stearnzn.
No SO. Hcls- Is Eeain- Attorneys. ! E Esy-
dsn-EooFer & Wells
No 81 Miller Is Wallace Attornsvs. Lsekis.
Fulton & COW. &. Bal6eTs0n-
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. z7ss. Wuku Wiki; order fo- sliHouy
set aside ard biE dismissed. AttoEneys, V. L An
bTose-Rsis,ou & siddous
No. zp6a. Bowman IS. B0ruar; srEvsd ard sae-
niited Attorneys. ". D. DavidEe-ChaunoC5
Hscketf
No. Es55. White IS White e. al; sns. AttoT-
neTS r. r Afartinziv-G h. Calvert.
No. Esse. n ro assignment Lone Star Ne7Sutils
Association; sane. At-ornevs. n. T. SiInkscales-
J. n Stewart.
Assignments for today:
No. IS Pennsylvania American Plate Class C0Ir
- Mount Olivct CemeteTy Company = al Attor
ne-s, = n. Jacs~oa-L P LS-iuz
No SE Crawford ~ CrzUford e Al Attorneys
Montague & Noriarity-A. T. NeTmsyg.
No. SO. johnson - S0ns7ile- Attorneys. Bates
vauv1-J 2, Williams.
No, 50 Arnold - AIsissk e al AtsCnsys, DaT
Pevss- & Tayloz and Lester FTice-
No. 5iA smith "a a. - Pitznzgie p a. AttoT
nsys. ". J. Colbert-C. Z. Wilson snd ?. 2. Lssh
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

uss1-WuIiEn ' Hsho1sy e. ~ 70 Frz1czs 3
Weaver lots 8 and p square i. 50
K street between Thrtv-sec1nd and EhirtE-thir1
streets ro-shue<1-Frsncis B. Weaver - Tx t1
William '. Mshoaey, par lot IS. S71zrs Is.
S~4
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Probate Court.
IrsTICE WRIGHT.

Estate q Patrick J. sbcrsin; order 70 pay trusts
and sell chastels, Attorney, H. f. Hoiianssr-
Estate of Eliza Wilkes. cHder 70 fTansfeT stocks.
AftOruey. Chzuncty Hscksft.
Estate q anna c. Falts-; order granting letters
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
NITRATE FIELDS OF CHILE.
Experts. After Study, Estimate that
They VIII Last 100 Years.

Valparaiso. March Am expert study
OF the nitrate field Of Chile has been
made lately. end sn estimate Is made
public that there is sufficient Of this COM
modify in sight TO last for 30 years. al
the present rate OF consumption
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Building permits we're issued yesterday
as follows
z K Lundy & Co; three three-story
brick dwellings. from 1ss1 TO 1SS5 L street
northwest; architect and builder, z. X
Lundy & Co: estimated cost, 1880
H Wsrdman; one brick apartment at
222s Connecticut avenue; architect, A II.
Beers: builder. H Wardman; estimated
cost. $50 009.
D. v. O'Donoghue; one three-stoTy
brick and stone dwelling; architect, A P.
Clark, r.; builder. Gormley-Poyntor
Company: estimated cost. SlGeo0.
E H Gottwals; two tTo-stOTy brick
dwellings. at 1l05 and 11g7 G street south
east: architect and builder. D. B. Gott-
walls: estimated cost. S5,oo.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
DEFENSE ASSAILED
In The BAKER CASE
Counsel Says Opening State
ment Not Sufficient.
MAKES An UNUSUAL MOTION

Chief JEstice CIabaugh PostPones
Argument Until Monday Next-Dis-
trfct AttOrnez's Brief In Davis Ae-
ton Is Cited-Justiee Ashley u.
Gould Tells of Political Contest.