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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sohustzen Park-Lot IS. block T. Fred J. Thomson
Ct 70 VI. D. FLOYD Michael SO
Grammsr's addition 20 TakoIna PaTk-Lots and g.
block Z; Bertha J. Dane 70 Samuel s. Hollo-
peter. 81.
N street southwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Square 500. parts q lots 50 and s. and
lot So and interest in square ISL John J. Maloney
to Catherine Msloney. SO
WoOdrilge-Sluare 1915. lot 5: Afary G. " Tbonp
son ct yir TO Robert McQuiston, So
s8 Eighth street s0uthEest-Squars $50 lot ls:
Walter a. Johnston, trustee. TO Francis H.
Jayins, 2lo0
TSining City-LOt g. block /; lot Is block 2; lot
70, block 10; George sherman James ct ux. 20
John HeTEth. SO.
First street southwest, between n and o streets
Square GO, north pan Of lot 3; Mabel N PILES
10 Matte r Slater, S.
PetEorth-Part Of lot 50. block "a; Griffith Evans
et to Herbert T. Gamben et ux., SO
rwenty-sscond street northwest. between 2 and G
streets-Square 81, lot q; John c. Davidson ct
ux, to Victor J, Evans, $40
Pinehurst-Lot 3, block 5. Pinehurst Park Company
TO William s Carpenter. slea
No 4G3 Ninth street northFests-Suuare or lot 49,:
Thomas H. Hall TO Simon Oppenheimer et ux
and Frederick H. Kramer et TX SO
Carroll street southeast, between First and Second
streets-SqusIe 7S2. part Of lot 30; Harry X
Simpson and John Mckee TO Clarence T. Dono-
hoe SlZ25
Benning Heights-SQuare 5O66. lot !: square 50ss
lots and S: square $751; lot s.: square 5a07. lots
81 and n; Valley Realty Company to Walter A
Ge5haTt, So
Petworth-Iot S. block "a: Robert I. Carr et ux.
10 Virginia Z. Campbell. $: tnIst $50
street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth streets-SQuare Io27. part Of lot q; Louis
&. Ferrell ct ux. 20 Thomas s. Rogers, So
II street northwest. between Thirteenth and Four-
tenth streets-Square 80 lot So J. Clarence
WEIGH to Edmund X, Fox, 500
street northeast, between Second and Third
streets-Square 75s. lot g: George A GRAY ct
TX 10 Hugh Keneipp and F. Augusta
Keneipp. SO
Reno-Lot 80, block 3; Agnes F. Smith ct viz TO
john A. Albersold and Mary Albersold. $40;
trust, Is50
New Hampshire avenue and Corcoran street north
vest-s luare l55. lots 80 and 60: Virginia Wood
bury Lowery Brineth Duchess d'Aroos) 10
Woodbury. Blair, SO
Ninth street northwest between D and streets
Square s07 lots % and p: George f Stewart
u Simon oPp,nheimer and FREDERICK II.
Kramer. SIC
Cambridge place northwest. between Thirtieth
street and Avon place-SQuarB 1872. lot IS; W.
Wallace Chisweu and Harry A. Kite TO Lewis y
shearer So
North Carolina avenue southeast between First and
Second streeez-Saasre ~. lot 81; Florence d.
MoAuliHe ct ux, - jeffrey Cornell Ct VI
Mary SIC.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. AL
No. 1911 Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
e. al. vs. Mcfarland It al passed until May
No. Zla United States eK rel. Thomson vs.
Gusts Ct A.: argument confined by Dir. T. ii.
steItlons for Applies, concluded By AIr. g. Z.
Sullivan for appellant
Nc. 2lls. District = Columbia V. KRAFT; and
No 2ls District q Columbia IS. Gregory. srgl-
meut commenced by Mir ". II White for aD-
pellaut, continued by Air r. J. Hogan for de-
PENDANT in error IN no. Zls.
Assignments fsE April II.
No. g. District Il Columbia vs. KRAFT: on hear
ing. Attorneys, Thomas 4 Whits-Hogan: and
No g. District of Columbia IS. Gregory; OF
hearing. Attorneys. same.
Ieeular CALI
40. 26f5 Fletcher vs.. Aston. Attorneys. Burke &
Huity-Frshy.
No 952 Morris &c. rs. Metropolitan Surety
Company Attorney. Darlington.
No 3s5 King e al Is. Shelton. Attorneys
Mussey & Darling.0n-Woodard.
No. POL Sozneman vs. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys,
Brown & Earnest-Alckeu FlanneTy 4 HIu
No. 2l02 Warner IS. Baker. Attorneys, Darling
ton-Daris 4 Hogan
No. 2la National CITY Bank IS. Windoiph. At
t0TuGys. RalstOl-GaF1iner.
No. g95 Tyssosski e. Il. ". Smith Company.
AtcTneys, Wilson & WilsJu-Rslston.
Special calendar:
no. H. District q Columbia Is. Coburn Attor-
neys, Thomas-J obnstou.
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PATTEN SEES HIGH PRICES.
Spectator Criticises Government
Grain Report on Exchange.

Spectator Criticises Government
Grain Report on Exchange.
Chicago. April 8.-James a. Patten re-
turned from New York this morning and
appeared on the floor of the board OF
trade just at the minute when the gov
eminent estimate on wheat crops was
posted. Patten declared;
Il don't care what they say. or what
figures are given out at this time. I be
lieve the country will raise 5O.000,C00
bushels less winter grain than last year
Evidently his fellow-members had more
respect for Secretary Wilson's crop re-
porting bureau at Washington. as the
market was hammered down nearly >
cents while the bull leader was talking.
The July wheat price broke from $LO6 II
TO tlo41-4 and the September price from
Sl03 II 10 slO1 Is in half an hour after
the washington report was made public
When asked about cotton, Mr.. Patten
said:
Il don't know anything about cotton.
al least, that Is what they tell me in New
York"
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No. T6l7. Chesareake Suppiy Company " Knott
eJ al order limiting tine
No. &5l- HeaTy e a. - Dingman e. a. order
for security for csts Attorneys. ID. : Macksu
and B. d. Boteier-R r. Perry & son. = Hufty
J. j. Darlington and J. A. Toomsy
No 296 So7aerset Doog and Column Company
rs. Price et al. order fixing bond or appeal. At
t0rneys. Wilson & Bafksdale-C. Beudhein.
No -. Ferris vs. Lycett Ct a. order vesting
;itle IN plaintiff. Attorney. J. s. Easby-Smith.
No. $40, Robinson y. Robinson e. al order
% ncoept offer Of purchase. Attorney. a. 3.
Duval.
No. $50 Nihein vs.. Arnott o. al decree ITO
oonfesso. Attorney, J. A Burksrt.
30. BOX Scott rs. Scott e al order allowing
answer 20 be fled Eunc pro tanc Attorneys,
Thomas Walkcr-M T. ClinksCSleS. J. y. Drake.
and II H. CarigeI.
10. 2seD. ChisBeII IS Russell Ct a.: order 10
mafs distribution. Attorneys ". J. Lzm5ert-I
Wilamscn.
80. 2Cs5. CTustock Us Aierilat e. al. orfsr
granting leave to file answer and cross bin Alter
neys, Rals,on, Siddons & RiclaTdzon-C. II. Meri.-
Lar, ". y. Richardson ard r. ". Nhestley.
No. &6I Fahy vs. FahT, order dischsrging
rule. Attorneys. Sleman s Lerch-W. Fl. Hono-
way
No. ea2sa Frye Va FRYE order for alimony pen
Gsnte lite. Sc. Attorneys n. Stearmzn and T.
Il. Lourhan-C. & l. Carrirgton
No. 2s53- Duncan Is. Potomac Building and Loan
Association; order TO release. Attorney. ". A.
Jchnstor.
No. @E. harrington vs. FarrirEtou e al d.
vorce win nat. decree. Attorneys. Alfred d.
Smlth--A. 2. Webb.
No. Eooo. Anderson Va Sands; order to convey
Attorneys, F. J. Hogsn-W. c. C.ephane.
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supreme Court of the United states.

supreme court OF the InfteU states.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Sir. Justice White. Mr. Justice MeKeDna. Mr..
Justice Holmes, Mr. Justice Day, and Nr. Justice
Lurion
Wells N. Cook. Of Chicago III Hunter c. Lake
Of Nov Orleans Ia: David s. Wesg of Chicago.
H.: Ad0iph ID. Weiner o. Chicago, H.; Herman
j. Schulieis. Of Washington d. c. and james W.
Or, Of Aiohison. Hans were admitted to practice
No ~ Robert l. Owen. plaintiff in error vs.
Dudley & Mic5eHer; argument continued b. Mr.
Charles Poe and Mr.. Samuel A. Putnam for the
defendants in error. and concluded hy SIR W. ID.
li0beson for the defendants IN error; leave granted
counsel for plaintiff a. error % file an additional
brief
No ia. Joseph Wenar appellant vs.. William 4
Jones, Bishop q Porto Rec submitted b. Mr. Paul
Fuller and AIT. Howard Thayer Kingsbury f0r the
appellee. with leave 10 counsel for the appellant to
tiie a sTi1f hereafter
No. Hj. William ". Stewart. appellant. IS.
Lewis A. Griftitb. executor q Alfred -. Bah. de
CEASED; argument commrucrd hy Sir James =.
padgett for the appellant, and continued by Air
Charles Il. Merillat and Mr George K. Gather for
the appellee.
Adjourned until Monday next at y O'Clock.
Tie dag cali feF Monday. April l. HiH "a fol
lows: Nos l5 Es. a. g. 81, las. l1J. d. III.
and I52.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

square 9s-Lsts I'll 20 NJ; Mary A KFoegsr e.
VIZ 70 c, c Purves. Richard X. Tyler. aad
Charles g. Warden. trustees. TO secure ths
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society, S7.o09, ,
years, per cent semi-annusily
Square 5s2-Lot 81 Jennie Campbell ct VIZ 10
Francis F. Sheehy ard Vincent A. sheehy,
trustees 10 secure Bernard Leonard. yl.l0. =
months. Per can't quarterly.
WhiteCToft-Lot So. block J. William F. Ashford
Ct ux TO Henry H Bergmann and Charles
schsfeT, trustees % secure the Northern Liberty
Contamination Building Association No O.,
&5n.
Square lea-Lot 3; Andrew W. Luksr ct TX to
Charles Linkins end Harry Nomeut trustees,
to secure Mrs. Belle Goodwin, $500 ] year,
pr cent seIni-annually.
Square i55-Isot IS: Francis H Javias et TX 70
Charles ii. Cugn and J Wilmer Latimer
trustees 10 secure e.. Maitland Pintr. SLsoo.
and years per cent. semi-annualiy
Pinehurst-Lot g. block s. William s. Carpenter 10
James T. Hood and Firman r. Homer. trus-
tees, to secure Pnehl1st Park Company. Sl.4oo.
10 80 months, per cent per sunum.
IsheTwood-Lois 8 and e. block p Sarah Gold.
stein ct viz to Joseph L. Topper and Samuel
Y. GuSack, trustees, TO secure The Washington
Savings and Loan Company. s900 ] TO s.
months. per cent per annum.
Square 3&-PaTt Of lot So Clarence F. D0nnhos
to Harry X. Simpson and John F. Donohoe.
trustees, 70 secure :, Louis Ackcr. sl0e3 ;
years, per cent. seni-anngaly.
Square 4G7-I.ots 20 and 2 Simon Oppenheimer es
NIX and Frederick H. Kramer ct IA. to Charles
r. Stone and Charles ". Fairfax Trustees to
secure Carlton NJ BealI. $500. ] year. 5 per
cent semi-anBually.
University Heiglts-L Lot II. block q Caroline Roth
and Philip ". Roth b Henry r. Bergmanu and
Charles sChafer. trustees. 70 secure Northern
Liberty German American Building Association
Ne G. SOD.
Petworth-Lot s., block q Virginia T. Campbsu
20 Joshua " Carr and Charles + Marsh. trlls-
tees, 20 secure Robert ]. Carr and Anna NJ.
Carr. 500. 70 60 months. per cent per anuuIn.
Square 7S4-Lot 81; jeffrey Cornell e. Va. 10 james
Z. Shea and Charles A. McCarhy. trustees. 70
secure Henry n Mckee, $50 8 years per
cent semiannually Same 20 James F. Shea
ard George !. Befger. trustees. 20 secure Flor
ence y. McAuiide. Sl.3o. monthly payments. 6
per cent per annuu.
Square 250-l.ot %. Edmund K. Fox et ux. 10 J.
Roberts F0ulke and J. Barton Townsend. thus
tees. 10 secure PrOFident Life and Trust CON-
pany Of Philadelphia. $500. / to 5 yeaIs, per
cent. semi annually.
Square S54-Lots ! and 6: John ". Powell et ux.
70 Flo3d +. Davis and ClarPncs s. Gessfcri.
trustees. to secure Reginald n. Rogers0n. SlA60],
year,. per cent, semi annually.
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
f75 King street

WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
60 hing street.
Alexandria, Va, April s.-"Come seben,
come eleben." that worn-out expression
was heard in the heat Of a nice. quiet
dice game this afternoon before the po-
lice made a raid at the end of Fayette
alley. on the river 'front.' and captured
six negroes.
The players were caught Ike rats in a
trap They either had to jump into the
river or scale a high fence All sides
save the river front were guarded, al
though one man made his escape.
Policemen Roberts, Bell, and Roland
escorted the men to the police station.
Most Of players left s. collateral each
for their appearance IN Police Court to-
morrow morning. Lieut.. Smith got the
tip that a violation OF the law was be-
ing created.
The son of Rachel Smith. who says her
home Is in Washington. disappeared and
caused her much mental anguish. An
unidentified negro professor offered to
restore the lost child Worldly goods
were demanded in advance, whereupon
Rachel let him have two rings and a pin.
Neither son nor professor have yet
been seen. Rachel would ike both sppre-
hended.
The city school board has decided to
obtain estimates for installing sanitary
closets in the Washington Public School
for Boys. The city council will be asked
for an appropriation. The council re-
Gently appropriated 500 for the work
This amount was inadequate. No fur
Their action was taken until Judge Bar
ley. of the Corporation Court. took the
matter UP. Permission has been granted
DR.. Z. A. German 10 lecture before the
different classes on hygiene and santa
ton. the arrangements TO be in the hands
OF Supt. William II. Sweeney.
The funeral Of George W. Francis, who
died in Washington. was held this after
noon. Interment was in Bethel Gene
terry. Members OF Andrew Jackson Lodge
Of Masons and r. Z. Lee Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, were represented at the
funeral.
Funeral services for r Llucian Cornell.
who was killed by a railroad train. were
held this afternoon from his home, al
Hume Springs, Alexandria County. Rev.
J. w Langford. pastor Of Second Baptist
Church. conducted the services. Inter
ment was in Bethel Cemetery.
At a meeting Of Perseverance Tent. No.
209s. Rechabites. al its hall tonight. three
candidates We're initiated. Refreshments
were served.
4 mask ball given this evening at Nc
BUrney's Han by ladies' OF Alexandra
German Club was largely attended. Many
unique costumes were worn.
c. II. Callahan. II. K. Field. ]. G.
Graham. and n. T. Dinwiddie tonight
attended the reception rendered Grand
Senior Warden Woods by the Masonic
lodge in Charlottesville.
William II. May, an old and well-known
resident. IS reported critically III at his
home. in Cameron street
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WOMAN HIT BY CAR.
Mrs. William McGuinness slightly
IntUred-Auto Hits Tree.

About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Mrs. William McGinness. fifty years old,
Of 10ls East Capitol street, while crossing
the ear tracks in Pennsylvania avenue.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest, was knocked down by Capital
Traction car 5N. She received a cut on
the back of the head, but walked to the
Office Of Or. J. E. Mitchell, $40 Thirteenth
street, where the wound was dressed.
An automobile owned by l. Brock
steyn and operated by John jackson.
colored, of I706 Fourth street northwest.
ran into a tree box at the corner Of
Twelfth and F streets about $50 yes
terday afternoon. The tree was damaged,
but no one was hurt.
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Handbag Is Recovered

The purple handbag which Miss Cath
crime Cameron, 1855 I street northwest,
reported stolen from Continental Me-
mortal Hall Thursday evening was found
yesterday and returned to Miss Cameron.
The bag contained sold purse valued
at $275, q handsome card case. SIS. and
SLID in cash
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Equity Court No. L.

Assignments for Anil u:
No. l29. Williamson vs. williamson. Attorneys,
BaTnard-Enig & HopeWel.
No &3. Herring rs, Becker, Attorneys Lester
& Prize.
No. 81. Durfse Is Durfee Attorneys. Fowler
Reldestou-Tobriner
No, 87 Lanslale ys. sterrett. Attorneys. Lester
& Fricl-Gttiugs Chanberliu.
No. re. Dli Is. Abrams Attorneys. O'D0nO-
Chuc-ArChgr. smith Gies & Brandeublrc.
There VIII be motions heard II Equity Court
"a TO-
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No rs In re opening aIey. square C655. order n
pay award.
II Ne Extension Of Minnesota avenue; continued.
No. 5S4 Ross e. al Fleming e al; demurer
argued and submitted. Attorrsys. J. c. Adkins
J. ] DARLINGTON
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EnuftY Suits.

No. 22z7L Walter A. Mooney vs. Daniel J..
Fallen: dissolution o. partnership and receiver.
Attongv. ". =. Ambuse.
No. II Annie y. Beail vs. Horace Beau ct a. !;
divorce. A-toIuey same
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DAILY COURT RECORD
eFriday


No. z6s Wells vs.. Capital Traction COMPANY At
torneys R!ciardson-Perry son and Dunlop.
N. &c. Harrison e. al IS. Weld. AttO-neya
StTasburger & Engleshy.
No 20. Lyon vs.. Bursy. Attorneys, Rid0at-
White
The Washington herald., 1910-04-09
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Quiet Craps" Game
Raided Oh River Front.
NEGROES CAUGHT IN TRAP
Rather Than Dive in River, seven
Eleven" Boys GO to Court-Negro
Professor, with Occult Powers,
Disappears with Rachel Smiths
Two Rings and Pin.

z. Clinton Knight. e25 King street. Alexandria.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. The Herald will he delivered daily
and Sunday 10 any address Ia Alexandria for %
cents month
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Lawsuits.

No. 5155i Martin Wiegand vs. Stephen p. spitz.
account Sl,2fl.25. Attorney r B. Behreud
No. sS532- William n NJ. Snyder vs.. John Poland
Co and the Empire State Surety COMPANY
bond $3.50. Attorney. @ W. ClaEstt
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Criminal Court No. 1.
lusTIcE Gould.

JUSTICE GOULD
No 1891 United States IS. Alonzo Reed; as
saut With dangerous weapon pea guilty sentenced
To Workhouse for ninety days
No 1877 United states rs. Frank Wilsou'
housebreaking ard larceny; plea guilty; sentenced
10 penitentary fer seven years.
No 1898 United States yE. Thomas Wells; rob
berg; plea cot guilty.
80 ssas. United States vs.. Matte Dursli;
grand larceny same.
No @79s United states vs John 2. Smith:
murder. second degree: sentenced TO peHitntiary
for twenty years
Emanuel Bel; houssbreaking; sentenced 10 psni-
tertiary for one year and one day.
No 1853. United States 70 Walter E. Myers;
seGacian nole prose-.
Assignments for April H.:
United States vs. William Hart and Robert Stern,
United States VI. Herbert Riley.
United States vs.. Matte DuFau.
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
70. 1882 United safes "a Andrew Lee: house
breaking ard larceny; plea not guilty.
Nc $3.50 United States rs. George Williams;
same; plea guilty
Nc. 9s2os Uuited State - Frederick Carltns;
grand larceny; plea not guilty.
No. $50. United states IS. Friedman J. Walco.t;
bigaIny; ssne
No. 49, Uzi;ea States rs. Lesy Thomas:
larceny; plea guilty.
~ -Ao--- Lliinn 2ia-t> ~ Oluls ElLSs iai-7
pretenses and larceny; plea not guilty.
No 39@ United St-s-5 vs. George Glenn
hcuss hreskIHg and iarcely; same
nc. 5-i6Z Green vs.. Elu1aDis Indepsndsnt IN
slTance Company. motion submitted and leave
granted 70 withdraw aiHdaFits- Attorney, W. q.
GaKdines.
No. 52i9 Hermann vs.. Wood; notion fer jlds-
ment under "a rule oyeuuled. Attorneys, ". z.
Lester-W. J. NcaIc
No 52s72 Loughran vs., Eetebum ct a.; con
tiHued Attorneys L. simmons ard J. II. Zahel-
K. II. Thomas and Z. C.. Dutton.
Nc 5ls0 Italian swiss Colony Company vs..
San order for security for costs Attorneys II.
". WheEuey-W e. Balderstou
Hsbeas corpus No. 49, In re Woodbury. B.
Omaby; motion for Temporary order overruled. At
torneys. " O. JOlnson-Thompson.
Assignment for April IL.
No 49,. In re Woodbury. 2. Ornsby. Attorneys,
Iohn.on-ThomIsan.
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HOLDS VACCINATION FOLLY.
President of District Society Adj
dresses Meeting.

dresses Meeting.
Vaccination and its advocates were Sc
verely criticised by Harry B. Bradford,
president OF the District Anti-Compul-
sion Vaccination Society, last night. who
declared the theory vas conceived In
lunacy, and that the whole thing is moth
ing but a professional graft. which al
lows the physicians to fill their pockets
by inoculating the pure and wholesome
blood OF children with the bacciH Of dis
eased cattle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-03
In the Supreme Court

School District No. "a, a corporation
plaintiff and appellants, VS.. w. W
King, ID. b. Shaw, +. ID. Rice, &. NJ
Thompson, S. +. Sherman, consti
tuting the board of education OF the
>.llage of Tower City. N. D.,
A. G. Lewis, county auditor, Cass
county, n d., defendants and re
spondents.
l. An a,nendatory act is not con
trary to section 81 of the state consti
tuition requiring the subject of the
act to be expressed in the title, When
it does not relate directly to the pro
visions of the section amended. II
is sufficient if the amendment is ger
name to the subject of the act OF
which the amended section is part
aad the same is within the title OF
the original act.
2. Laws enacted for the consolida'
ton or division of school districts are
valid as resting solely on legislative
discretion or policy, unless they are
| contrary to some constitutional pro-
! vision.
3. Chapter 1906. laws of 1907, relat-
ing to division Of school districts and
attaching parts thereof to city, town
or village for school purposes, is not
demonstrations as taking property
without an opportunity for hearing,
or as depriving school districts of
their property without due process
of law.
4. A division Or partial cOnsolida-
ton of school districts under chapter
LOG, laws of 1907, is not in violation
of the constitution forbidding the TAX
ing of property without due process
of law. The ownership of the prop
erty devoted to state purposes, and
subject to legislative control unless
the legislature violates some uncon-
stitutional provision in reference to
the same.
). Whether a preliminary mi"
ton shall be continued in force pend
ing the trial on the merits of the
action, or dissolved on motion, rests
in the sound judicial discretion of
the trial judge and his action thereon
will be unheld unless such discretion
has been manifestly abused.
Syllabus by the COURT
Appeal from the district court of
Cass county, Pollock, J.
Action to restrain the defendants
from executing an order attaching
certain territory to the defendant for
school purposes.
Injunction dissolved. Plaintiff APP
Eeals.
Affirmed.
NJ. \. Hildreth for appellants.
Stambaugh & Fowler for respon-
dents.
Opinion by the court by Morgan, c.
j., all cOncurring.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-03
PERFECT RUN

DR.. and Mrs. Ray Smith and son,
accompanied by Mr.. ald Mrs. Ray
Branson, arrived in the city last night
from Mitchell. S. ID. They made the
entire trip up in an automobile. The
run was perfect. and there wasn't d
single skip or hop" during the whole
journey. The doctor and Mr.. Bran
son will compete in the tournament
of the Missouri Slope Tennis asso-
ours Monday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-03
CROWD IN SATURDAY

In spite Of the fact that yesterday
was not market day. large crowd Of
farmer folk were in the city. The
stores for the most part had special
sales and were thronGcd with buyers.
Next Saturda! will be market day,
and still better sales will be an
nounced. The band will be out and
there will be several forms of enter
tuin.nent provided Tor the visitors.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-03
HOTEL RADISSON
MINNEAPOLIS.
RESERVATION OF ROOMS IN 40
VANCE WILL ASSURE THE
GUEST WHAT HE WANTS

Prices of rooms at Hotel RadissOn.
Nicollet avenue and 7th street, Mime
apolis, are so arranged as to give the
guest the choice Of rooms with or
without toilet or bath. All rooms
have stationary wash-stand and Cir
culating artesian ice-water. The Rad
isson has:
40 rooms at $3.50 single, $3.50 double.
70 rooms at $500 single; $500 double.
so rooms at $3.50 single, $500 double.
As rooms at $500 single, $3.50 double.
SO rooms at $3.50 single, $500 double.
IS rooms at $500 single, $3.50 double.
20 rooms at $3.50 single, $500 double.
80 rooms at $500 single, $3.50 double.
10 rooms with twin beds, $500.
Rooms at $3.50 have privilege Of
bath and toilet on same floors with
out extra charge; rooms at $500 have
the privilege Of bath and also have
private toilet; and all rooms at $3.50
and upwards include private bath and
toilet. One hundred sample rooms are
of unusual size.
The Radisson, since it's opening, has
as rule been filled to capacity,
sometimes being overtaxed, and for
this reason occasionally is not able
to supply guests with the class of
room desired Immediately. To avoid
getting on the waiting list for rooms,
If practicable, write, making reserva-
lions, stating class of room desired
and probable time of arrival, three
days in advance.
The management makes this sug-
gestion as it particularly desires to
accommodate it's Northwestern visit
ors and to give them what they want
at the prices they wish to pay. An
addition shortly to be completed will
give the Radisson one hundred more
rooms.
The hotel is conducted on the Euro.
pean plan with half portion service in
is restaurants Of superior quality :
at prices same as charged in other
tirst-class restaurants in the Twin
Cities.
Absolutely fireproof.
Who serves your SOdas? Let George
do it. At Adams Drug Store.