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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1910-12-27
The Burlington and Bristol Steamboat
and Ferry Company
Schedule in effect $40 a. M. October II. 1910

Schedule In erect $40 q. M, October II, 1910
Subject to change.
LEAVE BRISTOL FOR BURLINGTON.
64o 800, 800. 1000. 1910 Ills a. M, 1890. lSO.
280 $50, 4.S0, $50, $40, p. M.
SATURDAYs-6.40, 500. 800, 1000. 10.40 Ills a.
M: $780, lS0 30, 800, 340 40, 500. 540 $40,
40 p. M.
sUNDAYs-80O, 800 1000. lO4O Il. i5a M. II 30,
lSu 40, 800, 3z0s 40, 800 $40, $40, I'D p m.
LEAVE BURLINGTON FOR BRISTOL.
$50 $50, $50, 1920, 1l.00. l1.3o, a. m. LOO zoo
300, 4.U0, 500 $50, $50 p. m.
SATURDAYs-6.50. $50, $50, 1920 ll.00, ll.30
g. M, LOO. 200, 24O $40, 400. 4.40, $40, $50 $50.
*780p.m.
SUNDAYS $50, $50, 1920, IL 90, IL 80 a. M, LOO
90, 240, $40. 400 4.40, $50, $50 $50, *7.S0 p.
NOTES Read Carefully
The trips marked thus win be withdrawn
on and after November g.
On Thanksgiving Day the trips Will be as
Saturdays Time Table.
The boat for the performances In the Audi
forum will leave Bristol at TAO p. m return
ing will leave Burlington twenty minutes
after the performances.
November 20, 1910, the 1000 o'clock morning
trip IRON Bristol viii be withdrawn and the
boat will leave Bristol at $40 Ia. m.
Winter schedule will 60 into effect on Mon
day, December l9th 1910; sooner If there is ice
In the river.
No. trips VIII be guaranteed in foegy
Gather.
WILLIAM E. DORON
Secretary, Treasurer and General Manager
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"f' Stops only on signal or notice to Agent
on conductor to receive or discharge passen-
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IL.

~ HE young girl had ceased play
Ing suddenly. in the middle OF
"a phrase: then she remained
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02
AzahaTes en- Guayama.
Han contraido matrimo-
distineuidos elementos
de aquella ciudad.
Sc anuncian para estos diaS
Otras Simpaticas bedas.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
Febrero 26.-Anoche Sc celebro en-
la iglesia cat6lica La boda del sim
patiso amigo Ulises Laboy con la dis
tinguida senorita de esta sociedad
Million Fernandez. Dichas V felici-
dades les desea este corresponsal.
Sc anuncian para estos diaS va
rias mas, asegurandonos que las pri-
meras seran la de una sehorita, linda
trigueha de ojos verdes con un pro-
fesOr de instruction. Otra trigueha
muy guapa con un empleado de San
Juan y una graciosa cdiquilla dc ojos
negros con un ioven comereiantc de
aqm.
Va tendremos el gusto de hacer
las correspondientes resehas Y dc
refrescarnos.
Que sea pronto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02
MAGA|F|CO NEGOC|O.

Por desavenencias entire los
socios Sc vendc un buen esta-
blecimiento instalado en- uno
de los mejores sitios de la ciu-
dad. Para mas informes diri-
girse a E. T. Ramos calle del
Luna So San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02
tmpoTtante ser
vicio en- Ponce.
El doctor Garcia de la To-
rres ordena la clausura
de ocho puestos de car
ne.
Il iuez Mr.. FOote dicto Senten'
cia condenxndO j Juan Rosa
DO a la ultima pena.
De nue,tro correspcnsal

Mario lo.-El DR.. Garcia de la To-
RE aetivo Inspector m6dico de este
distrito sc constituyo Ell Ia plaza del
Mercado, acompahado de un pollcla
vel Sr. Mascara Inspector de allmen-
tos de este distrito. Y orden6 Ia IN
mediata clausura de s puestos. de-
dicados al expendio de carne de GER
do. de chivo Y menudenclas, por
'estar en- estado anti-higenico. bl-
chos puestos son desde el uno hasta
el s.
Es de aplaudirse esta resoluei6n
del DR.. Garcia de Ia Tore, pues la
plaza del mercade Sc eneuentra en-
lamentable estado de suciedad.
Esta mafiana dicto en- la corte de
distrito el. Hon. iuez Mr.. Foote, la
sentenc:a contra Juan Rossdo Colon
Dor asesinato en- primer grado de
scuerdo con el veredicto del iuradO.
Dicha sentencia condena a Juan
Rosado Colon q Ia pena de 'muerte
Ia cuaI Sc cumplira el dfa s de Ma
yo en- Ia peniteneiaria de San
Juan, Il el Hon. gobernador Mr.
Cotton no hace usO de la facultad
que lie eonfiere Ia lev.
La corte municipal ha celebrate
IA juicics en- la mahana de hoy, con
denando l3 v uno obsuelto-
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Z Z. ) ! : ~ ~ I'M 81 IN 80. :, !.
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[aque1los por ell caracter que ostenta-
4ntequera 21.-Contin Jan come
tigndose -toda clase de inaudltos
atropellos,~
=. Sc. instruyen infinidad de suma-
rios por detenciones arbitrarias. ::
) @EnSh iefatura de policia Sc NAL
Etrata bArbaramente 4 los detenidos,:
al obrero .Agustfn Vega le cause
el jefe de los nunicipales graves 2 e con-
tusiones, ' como aqacl dijese que
denunciaria 10 ocurrido al juez de
instruction, los agentes De la auto,
ridad profeirieron insultos contra el
juez.-, :. =.
La ,poblacion esta5 5indignadlslma
por tsn escandalesos atropellos;.
,sevilla 2o.-La Cemlsi6n organl-
aadora de, IL Exposici6n Hlspano-
I Americana en-. seYilla, ha visltsdo
hpy. al alcalde yal gobernad9r' con
la obieto de protestar contra La pre-
}:ferencia cocncedida 8 Bilbao.
3. Ambas autoridades han dlrlgdo
telegramas a los Sres. Moret y 10
Edriguez San Pedro, pidiendo que no
fse priveASevilla del certanen; ,
Sc ruega a la prensa de Madrid
que apoye tan iusta demanda'
= /, Csruha.
Ferrol 2O.-D. Jose Fernandez,
,trabo de guardias i,lrados de Ia, Cons
ttfaeeion naval, Sc suicide dlsparan-
i Eddss Il Una irl tertcerola bajo aa'earba'
Tenfa cuarenta y tres amos y era
casado con: cuatro hijos. .:..e s.
Ignorasela causa de tan fatal re
S0iEutu, Eptre, sas comlpaheros p, IL ha eau
!, sado gran scnsaci6n,. =: =,
Ha llegado a la'Ceruila ell capital
general del Ferol, marques de Are
llano, para cumplimentar al capl
tan general Sr. Amos QuJada, y a
lgobernador civil.
En- ell muelle de Hero le trlbut
honores una compania de Isabel l.
Cat6lica con bandera y muslca.
Ell gobernador civil D. Luis Alva
RADIO, ha dimitido el cargo.
, Ell ministro y ell Sr. Latorre |
reitcraron su confianza.
i. Lamenta la prensa que haya S
= lido ell Sr. Frances Rodriguez de !
n Direction de Comunicaciones 81
o poder desarrollar su proyecto de {
p. tablecer un hilo de cobre directo er
tire la Coruha y Madrid.
e Baros|oaa
- Enero 20.-La crisis ha produced
e asombro, acogiendose con toda cl'
r Sc de reservas Ia soluci6n.
p FL Bolsin de hoy abre con ell can
n bio en- firme y con -S6 ,85 ell Interio
IS Todos los peri6dicos coinciden
, considerar la crisis -ocasionada p
. la desorganizaci6n del partido lib
ie raj,
E. Los peri6dicos de la derecha
i combaten la soluci6n Canalejas,
% aun hablan bien de elias.
1 Los republicanos estiman que
10 trata de una crisis del regimen.
Ia Ell alcalde ha dispuesto no cont
lie nuar en- la alcaldia, indicandose c
mo candidates probsbles a los ST.
20 Roig y Bergada y Bosch y Alsina.
~ Interinamente Sc ha encarga'
el primer teniente de alcalde s
as Serraclara.
Las sumas que tenia en- SUI pod
II cl senior Collazo para los gastos
IS representation, Sc distribuira p
o. parties iguales entire el asilo del Ps
Q. que y la Asociaci6n de Amigos de
y Pobres, de que es presidente.
IL Ell gobernador ha recogido sus r
os peles y efectos, pero adn no ha /
cho entrega del mando, por habe
le manifestado cl seflor Canalejas q
Ia SUI dimisi6n no esta aun admitlc
r. y que dara cuenta de ella en- el pro-
IS mo Consejo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02

SaStrerla....J. B. Monge. Corte
moderno. Gran surtido en- corbatas,
pufos, cuellos y eamisas, Precios
m6dicos. Visite este establecimiento.
San Jose, No. 21, San Juan, 7. r.
AboeadoS. gdio S. Glnorlo y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen ~.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San Juan
Practicante. - Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon Y San Jose 6. San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. La selo-
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en-
su casa 8 q domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
lnqeniere Civil.-Ram6n Gan,
dia Cerdova;. Tetuan So, ciudAd
Parada IL Santurce hiramar. San
Jnan, Puerto Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02

Madrid s4,e
. Madrid, Enero 2-El senior vaF n !:
naleias llev6 &.palaGio para la:f flrmfa i f I !;
del reyilos siguientes mo- nbr;amllen- "a
tos: : =. :rl' v. II ~
Alo.lde de Madrid -=ss Francis
co Rodriguez. & '7.f :;
Fiscal del Tribunal Supreme
Sr. Ruiz@Jim6nez. >.% :.
! Subsecretario de Guerra-General
NsTJvar. sffs n :
/ Director de Correos y Telegrafos
sSehor Sagasta Cd Bernardo)
Subsecretario de Gobernaclon -
!. Sr Fernandez Latorre ,
> Director de Administration local
.'-Sefor Alcala Zamora
1 Director de obras publicas -Sr
tG6mez de la Serna. -. -. ...,,::::-: *:
Direetor. de los Registros -Sr
Perez Cd Vicente) III
!. ;: Director de Prisiones -Sr Ma
varro Reverter y G6miz u
Tambien firm6 Ell rey I'm decreto
,,d;anon;endo 90 tr;ba,ten honores mi
l;taresen el acto del entierroal ca
daver del embajador de Alemanla
en- Madrid, sehor conde de Tatten-
bach
Esta acordado Ell nombramiento del
selsr MeIado para comlsarlo reglo
re- Rodrig1ez para gobernadot
del Bancode Espaia j.,
Tanobien es SECURE que sera nom.
1barado ,subsecretario de hacienda
5an T,,;l;o R,,jz
; So | har re,ci9b,;;i;iiosun 9,;ii,u teegrama de-
r,eh, ati. 6 lk iindffolis114ando idff qul
ensJ2R r I = asi ]. ilerias
d2sB ps6dd5e sesaye'
de,na1f osknidable mcet
dNV. o5ie .oeasioso Aahos materials
ds. eran led zisid 81 derati6n y que madur'
dseistta pportaheia varias de la
personas que contrlbuyeron a. SOLO
carlo.s L
Se.cree cue, ,el incendio 'ha prove
nido de.haberse inflamado una par
te de alcohol del que all{ Sc destll
& nor otra causa fortuita que no Sc
ba loorsao precisar
Las pkrdidas han sido de gran CO.
sideraci6n
En- La fabrica de harlnas del $
Moron ha sido asesinado el admin
trador. D Nicolas Jimenez, por u
operario { auien habla despedlo
aver -
Asdalueia.
Malaga. Febrero 3O-Acaba 9
fondear el "Ciudad de Mab6n,
conduciendo h segunda baterfa d
Ia hr;gada del campo de Gibralta
.omn,,esta de cuatro pleas Krur
v142 soldsdos, al mando delcapita
h Fernando Claudio Y los tenient'
D Valent4n Meas y don Jose ESQ
bar
En- ell muelle. de Canovas, dont
atfae6 sl,DddGe, espetaban el gen
raj Villal6n Y otras autoridades n
litares con la banda del regiment
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los mosquitos lIevan Ia infection
del Paludismo. La Pam ala cura el
Paludismo, haga Vd- Ia pruebA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02
D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN.

SaStrefia. Lucas Ibanez SaH
J ose esquina a Luna. Elegsnte t1]e"
ra. Esnero y prontitud. Preclos mo
dico.. Visitenos hoy. ..
Manuel Travieso. Farmaceutico
Con lS amos de experiencia profs'
sional, ofrece 4 usted sus servlclos
en- su bien surtida oficina de farna-
cia. San Jose, numero 12t, "cercs
del correo." ."-Esmero en- el despa"
cho de RECETAs.
Farmacia Colon.-Antiguo esta.
blecimiento. Garan surtide de drsgas
y pstentizades, Plaza principal. San
Juan.
| helrero HnoS. S. en- C C-1mporta-
| dores y expertsdores. Direction to-
legrafica-"Herrero". San Juaa.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07
RECoNsTRUCTING THE LINE.

the Southern Pacific people their line west of Ogden TO
through traffic by Sunday evening" they will accomplish the
hercuen task econsucng the greater part seventeen miles
canyon which, wrecked condition presents
all the obstacles of tangled bridges and obteraed roadbed
believe Superintendent Manson and his heunan
equal They have called to their aid the construction
requisoned train
material including thousands feet of png and bridge
material pile drivers steam shovels work trains and
army promise to accomplish what seems
almost impossible
Tranontnntal central highway thoroughly de-
morazed decentralization will continue until the road
through Nevada outlet several days short OF
the coast
By the way we'll that sometimes there great and power
u corporations just such emergencies this one with
millions of dollars the Southern Pacific s equal 10 ne
task Of restoring trains will be moving
though nothing unusual much less an act OF providence Oh ~
deructiveness had befallen ranscontnental line
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07
FREIGHT DEPOT AND PASSENGER YARDS

Engineer Campbell with 100 men, is Transforming the old
passenger tracks the Hartman lines yard
reflect credit the big roads.
When completed the tracks will the very latest
provemnts with concrete walks between the lines umbrella
all and Subways leading from the depot
To avoid intrusion and accidents the passenger
to be fenced the barrier extending the extremity
to the where the Oregon Short Line
the Scowcroft warehouse.
New switches being placed which puzzle
trained in railroad construction When imperative the
sections present solid passage engines
but there strong spring which allows the ange
wheels to the the track to which the switch
thrown, and then closes This
will make the local yards up-to-date
The freight depot assuming form The piers project above
the ground the foundation walls
This of the most essential transformations by
railroads For years. the tumbdoWn structure
by railroad tracks, which has proved
quate and its unfavorabe situation has been of grief
local business houses and to eamsterS employed handling freight
1t congrauaon that the when this structure will
be opened to the public service is not far distant.
Of all the changes will make the Union Depot
ractve to visitors than the umbrella Sheds all the safety
devices the most desired is that of the subway.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07
BIGGEST BATTLESHIPS.

The United States to have the largest batleshp the world
Secretary Meyers plans approved by congress The build
ing of ship of $4,000 tons displacement and S1900000
under consideration Washington dispatch the
ship waits until year only because the naval experiments with
fourteennc guns have been completed the department
desires to know the result of full experiments Tentatively
planned this great battleshp with battery fourteen
inch guns Of the latest type.
The secretary said his plans for enlargement of all the dry
docks of the country outlined to the committee weeks
made contemplation Of the great enlargement of the battle
ships and he wanted the docks accommodate ships great
The Pacific Coast congressional delegation has told of the
practically denseesS condition of the western coast against foreign
fleet will be
and will be capable of making speed of twelve
hour Recently the government better knowledge than
other nations it claimed the steering of these sub
marines when they are being driven at high speed
member congress has said the had unofficial
information to the effect that Japan laying the keel of great
baehps approaching the 3200ton limit He said the tonnage
great consideration would great
upon weight the batteries the huge
guns which would be placed this ship.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07

Of the place and providing more light,
has added To tho floor space In this
floor alone by at least two-thirds
Where formerly nothing but crockery
and unware was handled on this noor
all the bedding, carpets. upholstery
and curtains have now been added TO
the basement stock. making an at
tTactive display that has never boen
equalled In goods of this kind In Os-
den. In addition TO this. a large.
we'll lighted room 10 the wost Is used
by department. the existence Of
which is unknown 10 probably more
than half the patrons OF the store.
This is the mall order department.
employing four people constantly, and
by means of which the firm sends
goods into Wyoming. Idaho. Colorado
and all parts of Utah Tho business
done In this department alone Is
not inconsiderable factor ION the
books OF the concern.
On the street floor the most no.
ticeahle and valuable Improvement
has been made in the changing of the
aisles, which formerly ran east and
west and now run north and south
Through the new arrangement the
lighting is improved nearly 80 per
cent. and the system has the added
advantage of providing more room
for the shoppers and making Il pos.
sible for tho Hoorwalker or iloor
manager to stand AZ point In the
center Of the floor and observe every
department on the floor. On this
floor also is the pattern department.
wherc salesperson IL employed to
look after the wants of patrons In
the pattern limo exclusively. Mem.
bers Of the firm say that this Is the
only thing Of the Kind In the state.
The second floor mas not been over.
looked In the general scheme of I'm.
provement, On this floor are dis.
played women's and misses ready.to-
wear garments of all kinds That
the finn has made greater prepara-
tions for the spring and summer trnde
this year than ever before liz tho
statement Of the members OF the Arm,
and this Is borne out by tho announce
ment that at one time this season
six representatives oil the Wright store
were in New York city at the same
time purchasing spring and summer
goods. rI ...
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07
HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Historical society OF Ogden met
with Mrs. Gertrude Carr, 1871 Twenty
fifth street on Saturday, March ).
Mrs. p. II. Maison serving as chair.
man OF the day. One Of the best pro-
grams OF the year was furnished.
The important happenings OF the
past year were told In a most inter
estlng way. each member in turn re-
spending with clippings bearing upon
the various subjects discussed.
The day was beautiful. but q cloud
seemed lowering near. and sadness
was on every face as the chairman.
In Bryants thought, spoke of the so.
ciety's loss In the death of Grandma
Hunter. one of the Historicals most
beloved honorary members.
Thou goest not like the quarry slave
at night,
Scourged to the dungeon. but sus-
tanned and soothed
By an unfalterlng trust, approach the
grave.
Like one who wraps the drapery of
his couch
About him and lies down to pleasant
dreams"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07
Hair Health
If You Have Scalp or Hal,
Trouble, Take Advantage
of this Offer

We could not afford 10 SO strongly
endorse ReXall "93" Hair Tonic and
continue to sell It as we do. II we
wore not certain that IL would do all
We claim II VIII Should our enthusl.
asm carry us away. and ReXall "93'
HAIR Tonic not give entire satisfnc.
tlon TO the users they would lose
faith In us and our statements. and In
consequence our business prestige
would suffer.
Iherefore. when We assure YOU that
II your hair lis beginning 10 unnatu
rally fall ont or II YOU have any scalp
trouble, RexalI %" Hair Tonic will
promptly eradicate dandruff, stimu-
late hair growth and prevent prema.
ture badness. you may rest assured
that We know what we are talking
about
Out of one hundred test cases
ReXall "93" Hair Tonic gave entire
satisfaction in ninety-three cases II
has been proved that It VIII grow hair
on bald heads, whom, OF course, the
badness had not existed for so long
a time that the follicles, which are
the roots OF the hair, had not become
absolutely lifeless.
Rexall @9S" Hair Tonic is vastly
different from other similar prepara-
tions. We believe that It will do
more than any other human agency
toward restoring hair growth and hair
health. II Is not greasy and Will not
gum the scalp or hair or cause per
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as pure cold water.
Our faith in Rexall "93" Tair Tonic
Is so strong that we ask YOU TO try II
on our positive guarantee that Your
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without question or quibbls II Il does
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comes in two sizes. prices so cents
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07
BUNCO GAME is
PLAYED ON THEM

According to the story Of a couple
OF gentlemen from South Carolina
they have been buncoed out of their
money in the old confidence" way,
They give their names as William
Burnett and Ezra Ogleberg. the story
they tell being that they met with n
stranger while on their way from Salt
Lake TO ogden, and that before they
reached Ogden they had become fast
friends. After arriving in this city a
little game of chance was indulged in
the sum of 500.
Arriving In Ogden. Burnett and
Ogleburg claim thar the stranger. on
learning that they were strangers In
town and had no place in aprticular
TO go, offered his services as guide in
showing them the Viaduct. which were
accepted As the three were stand
ing on the long bridge another man
happened along. apparently by acct
dent. and Joined in the conversation
The latest additio appeared to the two
travellers as "farmerish" and green"
according to the story they told al
the police station After the four had
talked for several minutes the affable
stranger from Salt Lake suggested on
the Sdle that they start game Of
matching coins with the farmer" and
try and win some money from him.
Accordingly, the game wes started,
and about the time the Salt Lake
person had corralIed 800 in hard
cash belonging to Burnett and Oglc-
h. Ipin n
started an argument During the
course of the heated discussion that
followed the Salt Lake man managed
TO slip away into the railroad yards
and after several minutes OF wrang-
ling as to the best method TO pursue
the two travellers and the farmer
decided to look up an otlcer and place
the matter In his hands. As the trav-
elers were still strange to the city,
the farmer" agreed TO pilot them TO
the most likely place 10 find police.
man. With trusting hearts and empty
pockotbooks the two followed his
lead. first 10 the ogden river and not
finding policeman quartered in this
vicinity, back agnin 10 T~enty-seven-
tn street and Wall avenue. In the
darkness at this point. while the two
unfortunates were straini0g their eyes
to discover cop" the farmer man.
aged to lose himself. and after several
more minutes OF wasted effort in vain
" trying to find him the two betook
themselves 10 the police station.
While a fairly good description was
furnished OF the stranger from Salt
Lake and the farmer person., the
10
100 men and have little hopes oil cap
turing the thieves. who are believed
TO have been working together The
victims, after being assured that all
possible would he done 10 recover
their money. but that small chances
existed, repaired to their hotels. WIS
er In the ways Of men and shorter
In the purse.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-07
PROBATE AND MOTION
CALENDAR IN COURT

The following probate and motion
calendar was heard by Judge Howell
In tho district court Saturday:
Estate OF Julia Cotter. deceased.
Petition for letters OF administration
with the viii annexed. Continued
Estate OF Mary Jane Potter. de-
ceased Petition for letters OF ad-
ministration Granted.
Estate of Emeline Richey, deceased.
Petition for orders fixing inheritance
tax and attorneys fees. Granted
Estate and guardianship of Thomas
Wilson. Incompetent Petition to eX'
change note and for monthly allow
ance. Granted.
Motion Calendar.
Norman H. Ives VS.. Ralph Grange
ct al Motion 10 strike Denied.
In re dlsincorporation OF Thos.
Etherington & Sons Co Application
for dissolution. Continued
Frank P Brown. ct al vs.. w. K
Spilcker. demurrer. Motion to dis
charge receiver. Continued.
Jos. Maltz VS.. Southern Pacific COM
Dany. Demurrer Continued
John Mccullough VS.. VIM McCul-
Tough. administrator. ct al. Demr-
rer. Amusement
The Davis &: Weber Counties Canal
company vs. Caleb Tanner. state en-
gineer. Application for writ OF Man
date and motion for removal. Advise
ment
Annie Jensen VS.. Christian Jensen.
Citation. Continued
Abe Rose ys. J. L. Alyord Motion
and remurrer Overruled.
Sparks Bros. VS. ] l. Alvord Mo
ton and demurrer. Overruled.
J. j. Larkin VS.. J. l.. Alyord. Mo-
ton and honnrrer Ovnrrnleh