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The Washington times., 1910-01-08

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THREE CONVENTIONS
COMING TO CAPITAL
Rife Association and Militia
Board Will Meet in
This City.

Three important meetings IN Wash
inEtOu Of interest 70 military men and
those civilians interested in rife shoot
ing viii be held next week
The annual meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the National Rife Associa-
ton Of America IS set for January T.
On January Is the annual meeting Of the
National Board for Promotion Of Rife
Practice viii be held, and the annual
meeting Of the National Militia Board
IS scheduled for January II The at
tendance at the meeting q the Ma
-lODal Rifle Association promises TO be
larger than before. The board Of d.
rectors OF this organization now con
SlSfS OF the acJuranT general OF each
State and Territory. thirty-six mem bers
elected by the association. ten honorary
lie directors, three army officers sp-
pointed bv the Secretary Of War, one
naval officer and one marine COTps Off
Ger appointed by the Secretary Of the
Navy and one representative from each
affiliated State association. elected by
Gen. James A Drain. who has for the
past three years been president Of the
y National Rifle Association has an
uounced his intention TO retire and his
successor viii be elected ~ this meet
ing.
The National Board for Promotion Of
Rife Practice. which meets the follow
ing dav, Is appointed By the Secretary
Of War under authority OF Congress,
and IS under the direction Of Assistant
Secretary Of War Robert Shaw Oliver,
president. and Capt H 9 Learnard
= s A, recorder.
The report Of Col. R K Evans, L
s A. executive officer OF the last IA
-fCnaI matches, VIII be considered by
the national board and possibly some
changes viii be made in the rules gov
arDinz the national match The board
VIII also consider the time and place
Of holding the annual matches Tor 1910
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camp Perry, Ohio, viii be considered
At this time
The Washington times., 1910-01-08
BOARD Of TRADE
CHAIRNEN TO MEET
Will Go Over Annual Re-
ports and Make Recon-
mendatiOnS.

IuaUEUrattug new practice IN the
Board Of Trade the recently appointed
chairnen % all the standing commit
tees viii meet in special session Mon
day afternoon TO consider the annual
committee reports. and make a report
upon them as a whole
At the last general meeting Of the
board, Secretary Callahan got through
q resolution authorizing the creation 81
the special committee Of the ChaiTmsu
of ali the standing, committees 10 con
slider annually the reports, and. IN
turn, report upon what recommendations
embodied IN them the board should in
duTSe-
Mondays meeting viii be the first OF
the special committee AfUeT its report
has been drawn I'D, 2 special meetinz
OF the board viii be called, when j
will be presented for action
The Washington times., 1910-01-08
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
HAS NEW CHURCH
D.. Butler and Associates Have
Plans for a Permanent
Home.

Columbia Heights viii have q new
church organization tomorrow under
the pastoral charge of the Rev
Charles II. Butler. Services viii be
held tomorrow afternoon at 745 Park
road which viii serve as a temporary
home of the cong CegatfOn-
II IS believed b. DIT. Butler and his
associates that within z REASONABLE y
short time q substantial church may
be built up in this section The new
project has the Endorsement Of the
lutheran Ministers Association and
il viii have the cooperation OF the
Board Of Church Extension
The Washington times., 1910-01-08
ROOSEVELT SEEKS
WHITE RHINOCEROS
Colonel Anticipates Better Luck at
Koba-Hunt Proves
Rich

PUTIABA, Uganda ProteCtorate,
East Africa Jan. S--The Roosevelt
marty left today for Koba, after three
DAYS Of shooting in this vicinity.
ID 10 GATE tEC colonel has not sue
ceeded IN getting a shot AT a white
~nfnOCerOS. but better luck IS anttci-
mated at KOba- The Uganda hunt IS
r-rxfus rich in the acquisition Of
small specimens, particularly OF birds
The PARTY IS IN good health.
The Washington times., 1910-01-08
BAR AT CEMETERY

NEW YORK. Jan S.-Finding a good
profit IN selling "braceTs'' TO mourn
ers. Stanislsus 8IOdjeska. assistant
aravediCger in the sand FIIu Cemetery
euaeavored to establish a retail liquor
business in his home without the for
Insliry Of taking out a license he
also sold liquor on Sundays. odjeska
-. nd g.
The Washington times., 1910-01-08
ARCHIE FORNSHILL BURIED

The funeral OF Archie Fonshill. a
uotormau on the Washington. Alexan-
f~ia and Mt. Vernon Railway. who fen
from q car into Little Hunting creek on
Wednesday afternoon and was drowned,
took place this afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-01-08

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The Washington times., 1910-01-08
SCHOONER GOES ASHORE.

ROCKLAND. Ne. Jan S--The four
uasted schooner William E. BUrnhsm
owned By the BenediCt-1fansou Marine
Company. Of New Haven UIiu q carEC
Of ice. IS ashore az Tenants HARDER
but VIII probably be saved.
The Washington times., 1910-01-08
GIRL KILLED COASTING.

NEW YORK Jan &-3Tiss Mary Bal
lard. nineteen vea-s old. OF %faezra
Fails, a school teacher at White Plains.
was killed and two Of he- companions
have been seriously injured IN a coast
ing accident
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RELAS SEQ S SEXT
Mr. OSCAR HANIAIERsTE
MANHATTAN GRAND OPERA CO.

First Washington Season-Jan. 1O-lG
Mon. Evg-- Jan IO-LUCIA- Mines
Tetrazziui. Sevsrina, Mr.. John AiCCOr-
mack POIeSe. DOueniCO. Nenturini. scott
Tues Evz-THAIS- Miss Mary Gar
den. Miles. Trentini, DUchene; Mr. Re
maud DaImOres. Scott. FOssetEs. Yea
turin
wed Aft-TRAVIATA- Mines Tet-
razzini. Esener, Severina, Air ATCCo--
mack SamuarCO. DOmGniCO. FOSseuta-
We'd Cvg.-J ONGLEUR DE NOTRE
DAME Miss Garden; Nh DufrauEe.
Huberdeau. Scott. Crabbe.
Thurs Evg-TALES OF HOFFMAN
Miles. Cavalier. Treutini. Gentle. NM
DalmOres. RensUd. Gilbert, Villa, Ven
FI' EvE-(DoubIe blu DAUGHTER
OF THE REGIMENT Mines Tetrsz-
zini. Duchene. NM. AfcCOruack. Gilbert.
NiColay- Followed by PAGLIACCI-
Nine Walter-Villa- NM Leroia. sam
marco. Crabbe, Venturini-
Conductors: NM s. -als CharIier and
NicOsia-
e Seats for all performances now
SeIIinn nj Box Office. Prices Boxes So
and $50; orchestra So meZZanlne- . ana
81. balcony. 81 and s. second balcony,
s. and SI-5O- Jas-d
The Washington times., 1910-01-08
:!ss:

Daily Matinee. 90 Evenings. z5c. =.- -5-
'PeteE- the Monkey Become EEsE-
Reproducing the Tests THAI Convinced Sc5sn-
ASS 4 Mans Brain Is III This E-hE11panz=r.
Form Connolly & Webb Az G-au- Fan
Gus Dollar Troupe Other Great Acts
Complete Bill Eleventh Anniversary Next
Wee Albert Whelan- &c 1s5-st
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
CALLED TO ST. PAUL

George A. Rogers, of the News,
was called to St. Paul to-day by
the death of his niece Mise Georg-
"a Smith, aged 10 years. after a
short illness with Typhoid Pneu-
monia. The deceased's mother,
Mrs. w. L. Clinchy, who visited at
the home of her brother here for
several weeks, was called to th2
bedside of her daughter last week
Thursday, The remains. may be
taken to Berlin for interment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18

Dave Seward departed Friday
last tor Duluth to work at the
painting trade.
Mrs. E, G. Frank stopped off
here last Friday on her wav home
from trip to Chicago and Mich
igan.
A large crowd attended the ST
Patrlcks' day supper Thursday af-
ternoon, given by the Ladies Aid
OF the Catholic church, and tiuv
sum was realized by their efforts,
}. H. Stearns is entertaining his
mother Mrs. J. D. Stearns of She
boygan, and sister Mrs. Gilman of
Kenosha. who arrived today, at
his cottage on Catfish lake.
Mr.. Larson of Chicago, arrived
to-day to make arrangements for
the building of new cottages on
his land on south shore of Lost
lake. While here he will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hes
sen. u
Sieighing is now a back number
and the good old wheels are again
in commission. No one can kick
on the sleigh1ng the past winter
and more stove wood, pulp wood
and logs have been brought into
town than for several years past
We were glad to see the "beauti.
full come and we are glad to see
it go. This section enjoyed the
finest kind Of a winter and al
look forward towards a fine sum.
mer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
REGULAR SPRING WEATHER

If the present weather continues
it will be but short time before
the lakes will be opened up and
the chug of launches will again be
a familiar sound. The farmers
have begun their spring work and
in few weeks everything will be
humming in these parts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
MEETING OF LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY

A meeting of the Eagle River
Library Association has been call
ed for Saturday evening, March
10th, at 8 o'clock at the office OF
Alex Higgins. Members and all
others interested ate requested to
be present.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
TO THE VOTERS

Being a candidate for the office
of Supervisor at the coming spring
election, ] hereby solicit your sup
port at the polls and if elected
will conduct the office for the best
interests Of all.
Yours Respectfully
John Benson
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
No Substitute

Accept no substitute loI / ~ioy >
Honey and Tar. 1t is the best
and safest remedy for coughs.
colds, throat and lung trouble.
No opiates. AtG. L. Carter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
EAGLES DANCE

The local Eagles Lodge will
give an Easter dance at the Wood
men hall on Monday evening.
March 10Th. The local orchestra
will furnish the music and a good
time is assured all. Dance $1.oo
supper extra.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
Rewards Constantly Paid.

The rewards of great living are not
external things, withheld until the
crowning honr of success arrives;
they come by the way--in the con
seriousness of growing power and
worth, of duties nobly met, and work
thoroughly Done. Joy and peace are
by the way.-Mabie.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
Number 80
ANNOUNCEMENT

To THE VOTERS:
I herewith announce my candi
dacy for the office of Town Clerk.
at the coming spring election and
solicit your support. If elected, /
will conduct the business of the
office in careful and conserva-
tive manner
Respectfully yours.
37-tf CHAs E. ADAMS,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
oraI and Local
s,coenings Around Town

Fam Of Trout lake, spent
...dav in town on business.
a Able departed Thursday
bort business trip to Chi
and Mrs. Levi Krake and
~, If DonaIdson were town
,.,; visitors today ~
|, and Mrs, Alfred Morgan
ed Wednesday on d visit at
55eau.
/. md Mrs. Alex Higgins were
,.,n visitors Wednesday and
sday.
ni, Reigbtley went to Waters
L.,be first of this week to do a
,.oo iob for F. w. Singler.
,ry 1iIIison, deputy sheriff of
.ja county. was up from Mon
m business Tuesday.
r Below the local tailor,
H. Autigo Thursday where he
several orders for fine suits.
3g Iohn Dejung returned to
,p,ander to-day, after a short
Itrith Rev. Mueller.
has. Nelson the monument
Of Rice Lake, spent today in
non business.
sraev's Kidney Remedy will
h any case of kidney or blad-
.oubie that is not beyond the
Agh Of medicine. No medicine
Indomore At by. G. L. CarteE<
Iyt Don 0'Connor was up from
3g2eton, Thursday and today, a
L.. at the home of his brother
8aE. O'Connor.
Charles Hazen the popular re
tnan on Long lake, returned
Ilad8y from d business trip to
arago. -
Ms. Schufer of Vancouver, B.
arrived Monday on a visit at
|ab9me Of her aunt Mrs. A. w.
|1orPe
CT. Hill of Green Bay. spent
|:doesday in town soliciting or
Frs for calendars for the Thos. d.
HPhy Company.
John FeItz was up from Bundy
+! spent a few days this week at
2aoms OF his uncle JOS. Stepan,
!. -
Mrs.. John Dussault open up
,.ioe'y parIors the first of this
lex IN the We'll building on Rail
ll Sirye' south of the meat mar
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Folts and
1d'eo left to-day on a two
'NS visit at Milwaukee and at
lFs, Mich, with relatives.
H' and Mrs. James Hall re-
oeu to-day to Amigo, after a
Gays vlSi. at the home of Mrs.
dis parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
.2mpScn,
.of0moui7 follows a cDld but
'H follows the use OF Foley's
1,y and Tar which stops the
-So' heals the lungs End exPels
cold. Sold by G. L. Carter.
LEHMAN FoIts arrived Wednes-
% spent a few weeks with his
9'a Fred FoltS at the Shing-
IA IN dot resort. Herman has
"' Inc past two me nths in Tex
lid old Mexico.
L. Woodward returned Thurs
10 his home at Fond du Lac,
i a weeks visit here. Cy, was
PIeaSed with his first visit
and may decide to locate
: III the near future.
Ut teachers of our city took
" ~a'n last Saturday morning
IIeaTWater, where they enjoy
ulnner at the Clearwater farm
'H'ng to Eagle River on the
'DOon passenger. A jolly good
Was reported.
u.s. Fred Tilden returned Mon
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-03-18
BOUGHT NEW TEAM

George Z. Fuller was over to
Arbor Vitae last week and pur-
chased a work team from the
Yawkey Bissel Lumber Co. The
team will be used on F.. J Thrun's
farm on Yellow Birch lake where
he intends to go into the farm
work quite extensively. George
drove the team across the country
arriving here Saturday afternoon.
TOWN TREASURERS MAKE RETURNS
Town Treasure. Peter Hedeen
of Conover, was in town Wednes
day making his returns to the
County Treasurer.
w. R. Medler, town treasurer
of Pressure Isle. made his returns
here to the County Treasurer on
Thursday.
A. A. EIson deputy town treas
urer of Arbor Vitae, spent Thurs
day in town settling with the
County Treasurer for his town.
Philip Goeltz vas down from
State Line on Tuesday to turn in
his fax collections 10 the county
treasury.
Henry Friend, treasurer of
Pennington. settled accounts with
the County Treasurer Oh Monday.
The treasurer of Hackley will
arrive on Saturday to make mis-
settlement with the county treas
urer.
7. c. Palmer treasurer of Flam-
beau, spent to-day in town settling
up with the County Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, December =, 1900

Friday, December :, 1900
supreme Court of the United States.
Present; Mr. Justice Harlan Mr.. Justice White,
Mr.. Justice McKenna. Air. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Day, Mr.. Justiee LrFton, and Mr. Justice
Hughes.
Ernest Poindexter. Of wala waGls. Wash, How
ard C. Dickinson. Of New York City; Eustaee Cai-
linan Of San Francisco; Hiram w. Johnson. q
San Francisco, aud Francis Martin, Of New York
City. were admitted TO practice.
No. 90. MaFcliie Tiger. plaintiff in error, rs The
Western Investment Company ct al. leave granted
TO counsel for the defendants ia eror to hle a
supplemental brief on or before Monday neat on
motion of Mr.. S. T. Bledsoe in that behalf
No. GO Marche Tiger. plaintiff in error. IS. The
Western Investment Company Ct al.
No. Sg David Maskrat and j. Henry Dick &c,
appellants. vs. The United States; and
No. 49, William Brown and Levi j. Gritts, SC.
appellants, ~ The United States; argument con-
tinued by Mr.. w. W. Hastings for the Cherokee
nation. and concluded By Mr. w. II. Robson for
the appellants in Nos $50 and &l.
No. 81 Mary II. TTimble Ell al. plaintiffs in
error vs. Ida V. Klugh ct al argued By Dir.
William A. Gunter for the plaintiffs IN error. and
by Mr.. II. Barron Grier for the defendants IN
error.
No. H. Winslow Hart Reaves. second lieutenant.
artillery corps, u. S. A., plaintiff Ia error vs.
Frederick G. AinsWorth Major General. &c.. ct al
argument commenced by Mr.. Alexander 5. Bacon
for the plaintiff IN error.
Adjourned until Monday next at u O'Clock.
The day call for Monday, December 5. win he as
follows; Nos Il, g. g. 65. 81, g land CO.., 70, u
land lA5 and GID, 459 land 49, and 5s.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

Approach of Holiday Season and SeasonabIe
Weather Are StimuIatipe Features in the
General Trade Markets NOw.

New York. Dec. 3.-Bradstreet's review
of the state OF trade tomorrow viii SAY:
''The approach OF the holiday season,
seasonably cold weather throughout a
wide area Of the country. and good prices
for cotton at the South are the stimula-
tive features in general trade at present
With few exceptions jobbing trade in
holiday goods is reported good, while
staple lines continue 10 record only fair
results from current demand.
Aside from the exceptions noted. trade
in some of the leading markets is rather
spotted. Retail trade in staples. however,
feel the stimulus Of cold weather, while
the early demand for goods adapted to
holiday needs add TO the volume OF busi-
ness. In most sections the dry weather
ruling is bar to fullest activity IN heavy
footwear and rubber goods. which wouiu
be benefited by snow or rainy conditions.
Relatively best reports as 10 current
trade come from parts OF the West and
the South. where past free cotton market
ing has liberated a considerable amount
Of money. Collections. which rule from
slow 10 good. are relatively best at the
South for the above reason.
Reports from the West and Southwest
are that dry weather has arrested growth
or winter wheat and rain is needed"
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
JusrIcE sTAFFoRp.

No a55l Cerrglio vs.. Byns. defendant ordered
70 comply with decree Of April J. 1910 Attorneys,
Tucker & Kenyon-M. J. Colbert
No 852 OBrien vs. Newman title vested in
plaintiff BY adverse possession Attorneys. Ralstcn.
sidd0ns Richardson.
In re CunAcyl George Evans: referred 10 auditor.
No. @7ll. Phillips Muilan; Irving Williamson
and r. B. Dlckey appointed trustees % sell: bond
SD,eoe, Attorneys. J. Willi&msoa-R. b. Dickey.
No. g75l. Walsh vs.. Bastable; order Of publica-
ton. Attorneys C. Mackay aud &. A. Beuy-A.
5. Taylor. A A Hoehling and r. T. Downing
No. G85. Weber vs. Weber; rule returnable De
cembeT 3. Attorneys, l. Tobriner-E. \. Hopeweli
wit 70 exeat quashed and bond Of N.en Cancelled.
Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon * Mzcfarland and Z. 3.
Bailey-E. L. Giles
No. GsS5O Kelchusr vs.. Kelehnsr; leave granted
20 fle supplemental bill. Attorneys. ". G. Gar
diner and W. A. Coombe-Alex. KiigoEe, Z. B.
Calvert and W. o. spates.
No. 800 Chapman ys Homeseekes Building
Association; decree pro eonissso ST aside Attor-
neys. p. W. Fnsby-R. ". Hin and Gittinss q
Chamberlain
No. 1888. Helm vs Helm; allmcuy ordered paid
Attorneys. Z. L. Gies-M. ]. Colbert.
No. 2i57 Hmd Va CTsmer; hearing OF motion
continued and security fof costs ordered. Attorneys
". D. Mclean and r. a. Ford-Biruey & Wood
ard. J. B. LarneT. and N. T. Lesser
Ne. Esse. Paine "a. Moore Company; restraining
order dissolved aud injunction pendente lite denied
Attoneys Happier & Msrlat-M. strssbuIger and
Dsu. Peyser & TAYLOR.
No. 1916. HodgElns vs. Hodgkns: references C
examiner. Attorneys p II. MaFshan-A C. Wells
Ma. 1855. Winfield IS Winfield: e1mAinef's feS
ordered paid Attorneys, Fountain Peyton-M. T.
Clinnczles
Assignments for Monday. December 5:
No. loi. Campbell "a Campbell Attorneys, White
& Ridout.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 376S Fidelity and Deposit Company vs..
Wylis et al l. L. Handy appointed receiver,
bond 500. Attorneys Douglas & Baker-C F..
Wilson and s. G Peelle
No. 2s5s2 Loving - Golden Co; order limit
ing time. Attorneys. BHndenburg & Brandenburg,
Tucker & Kenyon-W. A. Johnston and W. c. Bal
derst0n.
No. 297eo Buell. rs IAmpson; security for eosts
ordered Attorneys, W. " Edwards and J. ].
Darlinqon-E. l. Giles and d. orc. CaIaghan.
No. 1885, Rabbit IS Rabbit q al. alimOay
pendenti lite and counsel fee ordered Attorneys. J.
". MeSutt-C. Carrington-
No. 2S665. Homead rs. Holmead e. al; divorce
a vim mat granted Attorneys. Z. H. Stsphens-C.
Darlington.
No. 96s6. Can vs.. Thompson: demurrer overr,iled
Attorneys Lester & PTioc-T l. Jen0rds
Ne. &s02. McWilhams ys. McWiiliams; rule Te-
tuTnable December g Attorney. J. a. O'shsa.
No. E772 Ltchdeld vs. Litchfed et al custody
Of children awarded and for alimony. Attorneys.
". A. Coombe-F. II. Gather.
No. 2ssf, Watts vs.. Balnger et al time eI-
tended. Attorneys. c. A. KeigEin-Lawler, Glenn
ents & Wright,
fees ordered. Attorneys. II. II. Hollander-Alsx.
Wolf J. "A. Toomey. and '. TOomey-
No. Sli5. Spear rs. Scay Int Ice and Refrig-
Grating Company: q. Z. Sullivan and E. II. JACK
son appointed receivers. Attorneys L. H. Jackson
&C. q. James
No 1910. Johnson vs. johnson et al motion
oEeuuled Attorneys G. f. Sullivan, A. Toomey
and b. T. Doyle.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

New York. Dec. s-R @. Dun Co.'S
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Business, while not so large as was
anticipated a year ago. is nevertheless
of fair proportions, and rests upon a
basis Of economic conditions which In the
main are satisfactory. The encouraging
features are the undated agricultural
productiveness Of the country, the alb
sence Of demorallzing speculation, the
loyvness Of mercantile stocks. which con-
tribute so largely to the soundness of the
situation: the conservatism Of the banks
as the guardians OF the cOuntry's credits,
and the signs OF increasing relaxation In
the money market.
Large shipments of dry goods for
spring distribution is another encourage
ing indication. and the outlook in the
shoe trade is described as brighter. Re
ports from most of the larger cities, while
moi Disgusting the fact that the volume
of transactions is below normal. Indicate
Improvement and a generally hopeful
feeling.
Prices in the dry goods market are
generally steady. and there Is belief
that higher increase in values viii be
forced by the high cost Of raw material.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 30, against 22S last
week. pa the preceding week. and S3 the
corresponding week last year.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
Criminal Court No. 2.
fvurER rfTcTrCr CTaRaUcu


No. &S33. United States vs. J. Bartnn Miller
embezzlsment: time for settling biI Of exceptions
aud fling q transcript extended Coy Mr.. Justice
Stafford. Attorneys. H. Z. Davis and J. K.
Laskey
No. z35 United States vs.. John Lawson. Asa
Taper, George Dyer and Samuel Harnilton; house
breaking; defendants and four, plea guilty;
defendants Two and three, plea not guilty.
No. zoo United states vs.. james L Smith
false prctenses; motion for new trial argued and
submitted.
No. 275a United States vs.. Charles Mulhoslsnd.
guilty each, sentence 10 penitentiary two years
each and placed probation.
No. 2232 United States VS.. Thomas ]. Molly
neaux and Clifford L. Feldheim; plea not guilty.
No. EG2 United States vs.. William johnson:
embeUlemeut; sentences 70 goFkhOuse for Sx months.
No $50 United States vs.. William Gordon
embezzlement and larceny plea guilty sentenced 70
workhouse for SIX months,
No L0ls United states vs.. Edward Rye; rob
bsTyi sentenced 70 peniientaTy fer three years and
placed probation
Nc. rs United States vs.. William Carroll as
sault dangerous weapon; sentenced to peniteniiars
for i've years
No Eg6. United States vs.. John G. Sims; en-
bezzlement: sentenced 20 penitentiary for three
years.
30. zas United States vs. Walter Mckenzie: rob
bsry; plea not guilty.
Assignments for Monday. December 5. 1910:
United States vs. Henry Richardson.
United States vs. William HamIton.
United States vs.. Clayton A. MufoTd.
United States vs.. William Cosby.