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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-11

Report comes that the prune crop
is safe If only the boil Weevil would
sidestep the cotton patch and tackle
the prune proposition.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-11

That scientist who declares brides
will be kissless within a few years, -
certainly did not take Americas brides
into consideration.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-11
Daily.

Daily. T.
Except Sunday.
!!Sunday Only.
Sleeping cars between Americas and
Atlanta on trains leaving Americas
10:40 p. M; arriving Americas $3.50 e.
IN. Connects at Macon with sleeping
cars to and from Savannah. Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Chicago, st
Louis and Jacksonville on Seminole
Limited" which leaves Americas Tor
Jacksonville at 1910 a. m. Leaves
Americas for st. Louis and Chicago
via Columbus and Birmingham, 81
1895 a. m. For further information
apply to ]. E. HIGHTOWER, Agent
Americas, Ga. .. -"
JOHN ". BLOUNT,
District Passenger Agent. Macon, G.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-11
Trains Depart.
- A'S@A ~
For Macon, Augusta and

FOR Macon, Augusta and
Savannah .............!..6:4O N
For Albany, Dothlan, bock-
hart, Troy and Montery $3.50 m
For Albany, Dothan, Lock
hart, Troy and Mont'ery "2:15 p n
For Macon and Atlanta =. "1:45 p N
For Macon, Atlanta, Say
annah and A''aalsta =. ."10:40 p II
For Columbus -. E. . !S:45 p 70
For Columbus ,. =. E. 1890 p NJ
For Columbus BirmiRg-
ham and CHS 20 =. =. 1885 8 n
For Albany :. =. E. 1880 p n
For Albany and Jackson
vile 1910 N
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-11
Osteopaths.
CENTRAL or GEORGIA
naN n z 4 z z a


Trains Arrive,
From Savannah, Augusta,
Atlanta and Macon =. $500 p N
Erom Lockhart, Dothan, Al
baEy, Troy and Mon'ery *10:40 p IL
From Lockha7t, Dothan, AL
bauy, Troy and Mon'ery "1:45 p n
Trora Atlanta and Macon "2:15 p m
From Augusta, Savannah,
Atlanta and Macon $3.50 q n
From Columbus and inte-
mediate points ........F12.08 10
From Columbus and inter-
mediate points !!11:3G an
Erom Columbus and inter-
mediate points .........!11:5s c N
From Albany and Jackson
Vile =. :. :. e. =. E. 1885 a Il
From Albany .....,.........6:40 10
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
ONLY WAY TO KNOW WORLD
The Traveller on Foot Secs and En- "; Joys Things Others Know Little About.

Walking is not merely moving two legs rhythmically over certain inter- Yals, of ground. It is the primal and the only way to know the world, the deliberate entering into an inherit ance, whose parts are wind and wealth CT, fsky and prospect, men and ani- malls and all vital enjoyment.
 The bicycle has some advantages in point of speed. and gives 2 deceptive sense of power; but 1t is a foe to ob- servation. All carriages. whether pro p6fled by horse or motor. insu1ate the trAs4ier from the ground, steal his at tention from the world through which he passes. and utterly destroy all feel ing bf achievement. The very word mile" Is walkers word mille pas- sus-,a thousand double paces.
 So the Roman legions measured thSir cof1quering advances: SO the leyidn of pedestrians estimates It's conquests of the day. "So many thousand buffets mine own two feet given the resisting soil 'twixt sun and sun; so many times have the good muscles of calf and thigh lent. their elastic force" What has the dusty reader of figures in dial to match with hat?-Atlantic Monthly.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Numbst of EIsok tImltsd.

3 London has been invaded by trooy of missionaries with untrtmmed beards And with hair reaching 70, their shoul sdassai All have been sent out from nxs reter, the British headQuarters of ths sect, which originated in Boston, Mass, 4he} nome of 10 many novel religions. \ csThe main tenets of the ssct are em' bodied in book published by Ben jamin the Seventh Messenger" ir Michigan, and addressed to- the
 Twelve Tribes of Israel scattered abroad" The members believe that
 exactly 144.O0o people were born to bekof the elect, and that everybody elseyis outside the pale. All the elect
 have by the law to allow hair and
 beard to grow unchecked. to show that
 they are spiritual men apart from the
 unregenerated community.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Coming-J. c. o 'Brien's Famous
 Georgia Minstrels.

To the, lovers hfhmnsement,. who sit in front night after night, the bfkahizatfdn sf> >aal1aR, sdsnaal of little moment. What the pub lie wants, iJ ainusementsAhd that' in big chunks. for their money: In the reSo}gahization' of tliis' minstrel company Mr. O'Brien has spared neither time, money or brains to make his show the BARNUM of all Colored Minstrel shows. A, company. that will please the most fastidious, from
 a moral standpoint and satisfy the most exacting of amuseanent lovers, both as to quality and quantity. The .costuming of this vast minstrel show sboth ibh sthe street and stage is from the best wardrobe makers in the world and in itself a k9sA 2 small for tune. At noon each day they Agiye a grand band concert, and ffec S1nlBltion on the principal streets. If you want to see good minstrelsy, hear good music, good
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
The couraae of Lne.

\ ''-' The Courage Uf LFse. 1T Tss ThSjtwo virtues that help us along .mast- In life are trust and courage. Apart from the tragedies Invited by sfii 1nd violence and selffndulS renee. .
 large part of our trouble comes from anxiety, distrust. apprehension It was not all frfvolity that dlctated the ans.
 wer of young girl who. 6dins' drsed to prepare herself for q profession or asdeflpite work. responded: I'm not going 10 look ahead md worry. can
 dosa lot 0f usefuf things: ! 6an sfnsnd. antl lrmaksisaaads and eudnse children. and. be patient and economical. and hSlp people to enjoy sth6m3stves. and don't SSli5sS nicss sitsir starsy!n Cour' aee and faith are always assets. Even
 i& ufe goes back upon tbsm and
 {S{ig to como up to e3p ions., thu .iR6i5tlses Of these sil}ut1 iss 3ust thal m,ach to the good. and Ne have at leaf1 not lived in tho evil moment until \ 'Ht Htffived. Lduise Collier Willcox, 'in IA6fper's Bazar. M
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
LUTHER's PRIDE oF BIRTH
Great Reforner Was of the Common est People, and Was Glad
 of It

Martin Luther was very human and very lovable, strikingly like our own Lincoln in his quaint humor, his home Illness of spech, his human sympatnies, his simplicity of character, his clear ness of vision He came, as so many of the worlds great men come, o1 peasant stock T am peasants son. my father. my grandfather and my great-grandfather were genuine peas ants" he was accustomed to say. not without a touch of pride, and in spite of his opinion that there Is as little sense In boasting of ones ancestry as in the devils birding himself on his angelic lineage He was of the com monest people, and was glad of IL It was one of the secrets of his power. s4tich peoples children" he onos re- naSTked, "ssldom turn out vel. Thsy ara complacent, arrokant and conceit- Sd. a6d think they nssd b Iedrn noth- ing because they have enough to uve on anyway On tho ccntrlry, poor mons sons must lebcr to Hft them- E 59yifsss \ out of the dtJt md mutt endure grsa&ly. And bscause they nave pofh. 1iae 40 boest about Qr pride thQmeeavss upon they trust God. control them soivsS and Keep 'sttll.. Tho poor fsar cod; thsfsfore hs xivsa tl1sm g6od heads that they may study. become educated and intelligent and be able to assist princes, kings and emperors with their wisdom. !"
 Luther.s family was not the lowsst class. For generations his ancestors had owned their house and farm In the village of Mohra, on the western side of the Thuringian hills. There arc stilf Lsithers in the same tiny hamlet changed perhaps as little as the place itgelf. Prof. Arthur c. McGinert ID the Century.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16

singing, and see good dancing, don t miss this show.
 will -exhibit at Newport on Friday, March 24 under the larg- est .camnyas theatre ever con structed. Actually seated with opera chairs. Don't .,s forget the date. Two exhibitions. afternoon and night.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
ALL MY PIMplEs CONE
Girl Tells stcw ::rssy ~kin Was
 cfearsc5 Ey . :..;e e9zsh.s.

Sfcet+St-- - q ~st.1@5>r r ..I;was asfaEsd cT ry 1c. wrkes Miss Nin-se s5 os haw. \. c. .-Il<was aEs lEsi cE es and scars. but after using D. D D. Pre- scription I caa y that now there is efsa sss.zss slss sssat ssas three ye4 $ Rso -rex k4g
 D. D. D. las bsc6Ene 8 siz.-sous as cure and instant relief h Eczema and all other serious skin diseases. that It's fsalussls some etiEns $, D@erTooEed in clearing up rash, pimpless blacz- heads, and all other minor forms of skin impurities. Y ~
 The fact is, that while DID. D. Is so penetrating thas 1t strikesctg the very root of Eczema or any other seri- ous trouble, the soothing of of Winter green, Thymol and other ingredients are so carefully compounded. there is no wash for the skin made that can crodGnbare wafii this great Household remedy for every skitd of skin trouble
 D. D. D, is pleasant to use, perfectly harmless to the most delicate Skin, and absolutely y7efiabaess A scent bottle will give you positive proof of the wonderful effectiveness of this great remedy.
 .any 3 lri4s ' ssSz sE1i1fsE
 ". W. Dutton. ~
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
ofrts Names ansoeoralas.

Here are g few Georgia girls names, collected by the Atlanta Constitution and the Macon Telegraph: Dfu, Jaznie. Johnnie, willie. Eula, Iva, JeweL Lula. Anace Zu, Mert ;ALama Moseue' Exfe, Deiphfa, Reba, Zadie, Leleath, Thenia, Aacine, AranintA, Eantoria. seina, sArtope, Passie. Bizelle. F7oride. Thelma, Thebia, Edilou, Nonna, Lau- rien. Enoree.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
-consoiatIon.

'es Cone6iatIon.
 Wife of BeIktsd sFU1xfuhtSr Oh, Psakins. what dos yea bznk can have happened to Sir John? Surely. If he's bosn tfrd1n 2nd hunt tn9 mafe would have found Ter way htzkss by n0ws~ Cqachmansoh no munA nice eentle animal like 'er would have broWsed fo1nd the body untif 1t was
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
|- Mi.f,xfoe on water EIf's.

" Mistsefose: <: on 5; water Elrhs.
 -sConfrafyaf f6 IsaaaeFal beliefs mistsetoe isfrafely foupd. on, qak trees. apsl in Oklahoma is nearly always found on swamp or water elms which are gen- stalIy. seen growing in I1owlands and along river banks, Here 1t t1riyes iuxuriantiy, and does not seem to af- feet injuriously the trees to which 1t is,attached Epuutry Life.s 1Gb
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
c.lEsous Ioy..

\ curious toy which ls common In ndrdpe ana leSst Known ihs this ooun- try is Yery popuaaiss3n China. Korea a2df Japan # represents q round fig- ufis with | hsad but without arms 5 and legs This sis really. 4n: It's origin, d nGuSefoff Daru1pa, thespF1est wl7o sat wrapped ip 3. state of abstraction un- til his limbs disappeafed. N eSs
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Best oid Folks' Town.

On the average there are nearly ten thousand people more than sixty-lys' years old dying ID New York every year. This iss the highest proportion of old folk ever recorded by any city in the worIdsahIew York Is the best old folks town ffI the world.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Notice to the Public: !

Parties cutting and trimiiiidg trees must not fhror the limbs upon electric light wires produc- ing short circuits and heavy loss to the comp any. Hereafter dam ages will be asked for such losses Peoples Light, Water < Power
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
An As.et of t5vellness.

An Asset of E6vellnesa-
 sP6fnhpS 1ith A keener tefoept5oh Of .thb :chaFnaing thinga ih slite ttAn # he had not, been sightless, Milton says In ~Paradise Lost: v Nothing loveIier can be :fotfhz inswonAn than tcsstudy household good"
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
sfAfuse for saii frsus.sTiq

II hove found a use foythe little cot ton bags which salt comes in. 1 wash tHsf6sveFyf ftafefn4fs7 to get thes4Sstef- hgEo&t then put them sawaU for use as wanted. When I bake poultry as. well as some kinds of meats. make an eStre lot Of :drsssing, nstiln one of theee bags afull sew 1t up, and bake 1t w3fn the rest. It makes a roll of juDs thefr1ght size to- slice with cold neats. Suburban, Life .1te
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
nassment Dsusf1SRS|

@ easement X
 -Dfd you say;s moufA in |y6dr last piada1t.s YsiSC3da c dai 'wssk with a lazy5Dh the thktd AopE,s . week on th6 sscond and k Ion the ground floor. ' s--s ,s.xM
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
HE petaIIs.

"D'you recollec1 old wot's-is-nanea Y I'm with the collar?" Al Wot abaht 'im7" Eskd to goG down tjerk of the head) you know they giys11ha wot you call it-didn't arf git It. | don't think!" "Reely" Adnst,you ,eaFd then?" T did ear somenng. but |EQy details. not afore nov. Punch
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
seos,tno tho ne~s.

SIX months after the Assam line had bssn laid down An 7 earthquake hap psned and tangled up the tracks, aoeni- plstely. One native station muster. whose platforms had been swallowed up by the earth and whosc tracks had changed into al sNitchback railway wired his. chief: Sir act of God oc- cured here. please arrange"
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
A Long Llst.

Citiman-You'v been living in tho suburbs so long. suppose you've had considerable experience with servant girls?
 Subbubs--Well. it's got so that when my wife is interviewing an applicant now she always begins by asking Were you ever employed by me be fore? If so, when and how long?" sF
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
No EncoUfs69na

No Enco0fa sa} }nA Vs h,Ns Creditor-"Is your ntaS tef At hbfs6&I Hervant-"Y4s. pleasea wblk m." qpdt itor-"Thank hee+sn; | shhllI sea se money at last" Servant pnlt make that mistakA If he ha4 my money, he w6uidnt be at fhdnss Fliegende Blatter.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
C. R. f. & F. RAILWAY.

No. SIS jleaves Brinkley 10:40 a.m.) arrives { ...:oaa:l5 pm. Nos 6l7 (arriEes Brinkleys 5 :00 p.m.) departs |. s.,nsssa25 psp9. No. sA,22 Local Freght, arrives on, Monday, Wednmday and Fri day at ......s ..s..<ess2 :QQR- -p. No. 621 Local Esseihta dapfFts Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day.s1 x;iI. Dan 5exsens
 ats4- s. tfs j gse i. fs@4a 4 Ee rsgee1 gsf
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
UnclvIiIzed.

unclvliized. asThst child tssaa4egular little sav- aen. Yeas when he was at our house for dinner yesterday .hs always said hs wanted more. sfnStsa6 cf politely 'iyi1x whSn 1Sked him If 1 could help him again"
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Additional Local. z

S>>~~>
 Hrs. sA.oW: Crawford visited friends at Diaz today. zn
 An orchestra will furnish music atsHhe Busy Bee tonight.
 Walter Smith was business visitor toGTuekerman yesterday.
 silk sale fTliufsday and white goods Friday at Heinemanhss.
 9Od8t Esa s !. w. Taggart left for Little Rock yesterday. anorning.i
 Manteil-a good cook Apply to aMrs Ed Wilmans at Diazy
 S9d6t sIss Lee Omohundro of Little Rock. was registered at the McLain to- day while looking after business.
 Silk sale Thursday and white goods Friday at Heinemannis
 9Od3t le lss E zIgKas . aTEaanmaster T A. Shea of sthef Wkite Riuer rGad<mas here today uknox mends ishoesinllsape sd11I Walnut stree1. , zsx76dH :
 
 D1frss R, IF zLaiHl wilkDetunn1fU Diaz this afterneonlafteri spend 7nk a month with AIrsI' Gus shar- tn. sfa III J II at ri For Rent nicely furnished front room. a2B Vine BtDeetsteles p1Ione 283s IL s it ". s. Hick, disttict traffic n1an ager ofiahe Western Union Tele- phone Cospis in the city looking after local business.
 Why wait until the rush is on ond pay Aigherpxiees for plumb ing.s Better ordW pow.in See J. CyaHerron for all kinds of plpIm9b- ;pGs 1tEs 6sien 7syIe y9dtf. sMrss J. M. Watkins will return to hsrfhome at Little Rock; this afternoans on No 3.sp 3ss
 Wanted ito rent4 room cot tage. ApplyotoI Mrs.sL E, B,sl1ar Grant, sl t, 403 Lecpas street. aao 9ld6
 Mrs. Frank Lunyon of Helena arrived yesterday, called by the critical illness tor heassfoster fa- thef, JBhn O. Quinn. nqs
 Clothes cleaned. and pressed. Work called for and delivered promptly Ed Rafrott. Phone 78. o81dtfs fsFsaiI
 Hay, oats; Bran, corn and chop
 Bowen s Cash Storeg gs
 Silk sale Thursday and white goods Friday at Heinemam s. l, 9Od3 .k ! Iys en51
 ssTalk about as9'' 79b14
 Storage room for rent Bowen CaSf Store. 78d1mo.
 IVY Wantad TM9 ors three sAnfQzs 1Aished rooms for light housekeep- ing by married couple no chi- dren. State price including wa Ter and lights. Address gInde- 3epdent x .36d6t :. ass sl0aEss make tas t3ls h{ n6wadays make then wonder lands" for people who like to see and oF4newMnd aHuringf fhrgS
 J&AI .ss-JA l&E J
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Too Grateful.

Louise Tom. dears I'm [. tA4nSalid times obliged iot tho sl6SSay sto<h and necklace you sent mo for Ckrtst- mas. When Bob sewl -nas with them .apehnsproposed at onct 4nd I-accepted hi6. sxe1ass
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16

eooot= s 1mmune.
 The beech in leGs often struck by lightning than any other trees b4 oaks ars struck fer 1 boeeh.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
I I sEs.-s --s-kf RAHRpA1 T1dE CARD St. L.,. M E s Railway. ]. ' sNORTH BOUND.

No. 92 Local Freight .2:1Q P m- No,s4 ...~.,.,- -.1Q:45 a. m. M. 7. !. - -l0:50, pm. No, IS ..--I,,- 10 ;l5 pm. No, se'.jj j28 s :. assss ;45s P ! sn. Mo- 8 ..ss,.---.-sr II :55 a, m. lAp. 51 s5- 1T s!v:zu sl sa,In
 SOUTH BOUND. @.-fr~-r.. Na g Local FsSight lgght .s;s9 n a.n. No s.sssssssss s;s ssss s',,I 3 iQo 9o an sH4fi1sr | ;s saaiy '9o pn, lssU. sts,5 snstss ig F | sp. II si,i.stb sssr ~ M M' |Ao' S B B Ars '9e P P 3 'e j92 } ?; !, T l's'l#li1T HHiTE R1v]Esk ]s| z.is RIsy5ls4doN 5|4IS No. 2}o 1e DeRaHfttss IRgaHfttsssir; sg ;p sa.Il' a .Al' l No. N < 2p5 4 Arrives 5 s:OO P. ps.srI n
 Local Freigt arrives I l0 }; ;2o 2 G 2; }; n ? L0eal 2S|P Freight departs, s: < Fl H :D asa 2 ,n
 No. 232 Departs .9:oy pm
 No. 231 Arrives es..;e,se 6:1S ] I,f fa;mi f!,1i
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16
Example.

Example. Knicker Is Smith going to turn c Over A new leaf7 Bockey No. only piecemeai re vision.
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16

3 fs
Newport daily independent., 1911-03-16

3H1- 2 Ijs l as.' sssa9 .J sG listssls
Głos polek., 1911-11-16

ko TAXA, Swiecila sw6j
piekny tryumf, poswie-
ciwszy kamien wiegiel-
ny pod wznoszony
przez sic gmach VIA
Głos polek., 1911-11-16

sny, piekny. By1a to istotnie w die
jach samodzielnej piracy kobiety pol
skiej chwila wielka, chwila bye moze
dla organizacji naszej epokowa, bo sta
nawszy mocno ma tym fundamencie ma
terjalnym - p6jdzie szerokim krokiem
przysz1oSc, rosnac w moe, powage
iczbe. [ OTTO jest jedna polowa zada-
mia, dom wolnoSci i silly dla polskiej
kobiety wznosi sic, sciany jego ida W
gore, wierzymy, re jak zbudowala go
VIOLA polskiej kobiety, TAX serca nasze
otocza dom ten troska serdeczna, zapo-
biegliwa, by stall sic granitem, lacza-
Gym mas w jedna rodzinna, zwarta, ME
zlomna bryle. Otto jest zadania Geese
pierwsza - powiedzielibysmy - strona
materjalna zycia piracy, rozpatrzmy
Głos polek., 1911-11-16
BUDUJMY dom!

Budujmy mi1ej Ojczyznie dom,
Wolnosci dom silly,
Kazda piers bratnia granitu z1om,
L jednej odzinnej bry1y...
Cd fundamentow po szczyt,
Otw6rzmy &wiat1u wrota,
Mech w MIN jutrzenny jarzy swift,
Mech wzmaga duch zywota
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-27

Miaias snsa orsdslas gtltssa wsas. ga rS6St Ssf melsIS0 q sks NS6osG
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-27
INTERESTING ITEMS
 FROM INMACHUCK

they sunk their hrst prospect hole years ago Born optimists. both. Theirs Is the spirit that will make Alaska great Such perseverance as hey possess Is bound. sooner ar later. to be crowned with success.
 W. D. Wentworth will prospect more ,f his holdings this winter. in an en- iesvor to locate acme winter diggings He has many yesrs work ahead for his hydraulic plant
 NIcol and Gabriel. up on Cunning ham creek intend Co punch a lot of holes this winter on the benches The creek Is summer dlggings.
 Thomas Smith who owns property on Cunningham win have some pros- pecting done this winter.
 Hammond. Coel and Woodwork will take out a dump on No. 9 below Pin nell on Inmachuk. They have taken ! lay from Neal Hoosendorn on that claim
 George Waldhelm and Larry Stew enson have taken a lay on the Stull bench on the rich Hoogendorn No. l claim
 Emil Pssteris and Frank Aquine are working on their property up near the Hot Springs They will also do some work on some ground they own on Arizona crock this winter
 This winter is very late starting in. last month we had A partial freeze up lut a thaw set in. the snow all went on. and the streams were flooded. SC freishting had 10 stop. hence a num- Der of the boys could not get sup plies to their field of operations Among such are Chas Bedson. c. Fl crbert. John Petrich. Dave Ison. Joe Ldse and some others. However. it ,s freezing up again. and all expect to be at work before long John Pagan. Ike Johnson and J)i.n Lyon have a lay on a part Of tae Utica. They have already some holes
  struck good pay and have started a dump These boys are energetic
 Tom Roust and Tom alden took lay from Cal Calams on th : Homestake. and will pile up dump on that old standby this winter. Jack Drake. John Swanson ani Ed Fitch have taken lay from Swan Everson. on a bench Of the Inma"hn ( near the Dsshley ground
 James Black. Bert Glass. Billy Noble and Harry Bourn. will take ou, a dump on the Curry bench. off the rich Pritchard and Fries river cla,m.
 Dave Chase will operate on the rich Nellie claim.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-27

fendant. and an affidavit in support thereof. al scan affidavit of publics- tion Of summons. An order of de- fault was granted and order signed. Motion. affidavit. proof of publication and order filed.
 H. 0reenberg vs. Jack Lesamis ct al. The order to show cause why an in- junction pendente lite should not be issued adn a receiver appointed in the above entitled cause came on regu- lariy for hearing. wm. A. Gilmore and U. F. Hobbes appearing for plaintiff. and O. D Cochran and c. J. Lomen appearing for defendants. Gilmore. for plaintifY. read in evidence asada. wits of Philip Murphy. E F. Fleming and J. F. Hobbes. which smdavits were filed. The depositions of George L. Stanley. Sam salo and Andy Gar bin were ordered published. and were read in evidence by, plaintiff stipu- lation 10 take the aforssaid deposi- tions was filed.
 At 6 p. m. court adjourned until 10 6. m. Saturday, Dec 2s. 1911. Saturday. December I6. 1911. at 10 a. m. Upon the converting of court the following proceedings were had:
 Mauritzen va. Rank. The demurrer to the complaint in this matter was ordered stricken from the law and motion calendar.
 Peters n va. Thompson al The hearing on demurrer to complaint was continued one week.
 Thereupon court adjourned untn 10 a. m. Friday. Dec. 22. 1911.