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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-08-01
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Estate of Emma Campbell, deceased
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gan, Utah, on or before the 5th day
of November, A. D.. 1911.
Date of first publication. July It'll
A. d., 1911.
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]. c. Walters, attorney. augE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF John Gillions, deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at his
residence in Logan, City. Utah. on OF
before the 18th day of October, A. D..
1911.
Date Of first publication. June 18th
A. D., 1911.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP

PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respec.
tive Signers for further information,
In the District Court, Probate Division
In and for Cache County, State O.
Utah.
In the District Court OF the First Ju.
dicial District OF the State OF Utah,
In and for the County OF Cache.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of William e. Hawkins, de.
ceased.
Creditors will present their claims
with vouchers to Margaret T Haw-
kins, the undersigned executrlx Of
the estate of said deceased, at her
residence in Logan City, Cache coun.
ty. State of Utah. on or before De-
cember 9th, 1911.
MARGARET r, HAWKINS.
Executor.
J. u. Stewart, Jr., attorney. a15
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CALEB TANNER,

State Engineer.
Date OF first publication July Is,
1911. Date of completion OF publ
cation August II, 1911. all
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FROM ONE WHO KNOWS
Salt Lake City. July 18th. 1911.
Mr.. J. w. WOOLF. Land Commission er,
Pacific Reclamation Company,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

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by
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detail of observation hesitate
which
quality the irrigated
intelligent
will excellent
similar Valley,
n
wheat growing the
undoubtedly
probably better than 80 bushels
AS complete descriptions
irrigated land already bought
perhaps question be ans
n
Trusting this will satisfactory.
l remain
(Signed) A NELSON
Get full particulars
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In and for the County OF Cache.
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II Chambers Cold Tablets don't cure
you of colds and La Grippe you need
not pay us a cent.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29

Supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice McKenns, Mr. Jusip Holmes. MI.
Justice Day, Mr.. Justice Luton. Mr. Justice
Hughes AIr. Justice Van Devantef and Mr.. Justice
Lamar.
william Hhn Best, Of Boston. Mass; Louis j.
vofhaus. Of New York City. n. y; Cyrus Crane. OF
Kansas City. No.. and Harry Crosby Camp. OF
Knoxville. Tenn. were admitted to practice.
No. IA. Arthur Brscoe. appellant. Va Cuno h:
Rudolph ct al. Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia ct al; leave granted to file supplemental
brief for the appellant on motion Of Mr.. Samuel
Maddox for the appellant.
No. ITO Clarence ID. Robinson. plaintiff in er-
ror. vs. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; submitted by Mr.. Charles II. Leeds for the
plaintiff In error, and by Mr.. Hugh L. Bond ~,
and Mr.. w. Irving Cross for the defendant in er-
ror with leave counsel for the paintin In error
to file a reply brief within ten dayA
No. Hl Isobel H. Lehman appellant Va Thomas
r. Jones; continued per stipulation Of counsel.
No. III. Julian Munsuri, plaintiff in error. VI J..
H. Fricker, trustee; and
No. l1s Te6t Weller & Co. ct al. appellants.
vs.. Julian Munsur; continued per stipulation OF
counsel.
No. lsl Kalem Company. appellant W. Harpr
Bros. ct al. continued per stipulation Of counsel
No. 10. Fifth Avenue Coach Company. piatnfih
in error. VS.. The City Of New York; argument con-
tinued BY Mr.. William H. Page for the piaintth N
error, By Mr.. Terence Farley for the defendant In
error and concluded BY Mr.. William H. Page for
the plaintiff in error.
No. ls6. In the matter Of George Harris. bank
rupt: argued by Mr.. Louis J. Vorhaus for Harris
and by Mr.. Abram Elkus for the receiver IN bank
ruptcy.
Adjourned until Monday next at II O'Clock.
The day call has been suspended for the term.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
RlNGLING Bros
CIRCUS IS COMING
Famous Show Will Be Here
Monday and Tuesday.

Next Monday and Tuesday, Ringlins
Brothers. The Worlds Greatest Show. -
will visit Washington. It returns larger
than ever. and the biggest Of the three
shows owned by the famous brothers
whose name II bears. The circus has just
closed a triumphant engagement at the
Coliseum, Chicago, and comes directly
here. The exhibition will take place on the
lot at H and Fifteenth streets northeast.
where more than ten acres Of canvas will
be placed to house the outfit.
On Monday morning a street parade will
be given over the principal thoroughfares,
with a number OF novelties. allegorical
floats, and many giants Of animals VIII
be a feature. The Ringing circus IS now
twenty-eight years cid. having begun its
career with one horse and a paper whale.
with each Of the brothers playing a part
in the exhibition
1t now takes eighty-four cars, making
a train nearly a mile In length. to trans
port the circus with its !, 80 people, rep
resentative of % nations; $50 horses. 40
elephants, loo wild beasts. 315 perform
ers. and 50 clowns. all maintained at a
will be found full of new things, every
section Of Europe having been searched
Tor novelties.
Among these will be the famous Schu-
mann horses. who play an act Of their
own without the presence of a trainer.
Other celebrated acts are the Alex family.
aerialists: Crocker family of Gypsy riders.
Alfred Loyal. somersaulting dwarf; Bone
setti family Of acrobats. and the Cottrell.
Powell equestrians. and twenty-five of
the best-known riders In the world, those
whose names illume the circus history
for centuries.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
TAFT TAKES REST
AFTER BUSY TRIP
Decided LuIl in White House
Activities Yesterday.


/ Even the endurance Of President Taft.
considered the most persistent traveller
who has ever been in the White House.
was severely taxed by the two days
trip about New York from which he re-
turned yesterday. As result. there was
q decided lull in white House activities.
The Cabinet meeting was somewhat
shorter than usual; the President re-
Trained from addressing the American
Society Of International Law, to whom he
rendered a reception. and the Presidents
calendar showed no appointments at all
in the afternoon.
He sought rest in posing for his por-
trait. which is being painted by the
Swedish artist. Zorn. Secretary Hilles
did not show up at the White House until
nearly noon. and then only remained a
short while. Maj. Butt military aid,
seemed to feel q little less responsibility
than the secretary in admitting that he
was actually tired out.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29

trustee. to ssrurs the Oriental Building AssodA
tion. No. 9. q. .ae
Square los-Lot rs; Elmer A. Brown to Joseph H.
Herbert and joseph N. Saunders. trustees. b -
cure Morris n George, LILO. to % mouths,
Ter cent per annum-
Square s72-Lot 81 Charles F. Collins ct M. to J.
Harry King spd Hugh I. Taggart trustees. b
secure Mabel d. King. H.soo, years. p~ ont.
scmi- annually.
Square ssl-Lof es: Henry c. Abbott ct VI. Us
Gccrpe Hendesson and Charles +. Waring trus-
tees, to secure John II. Henderson. 8. 10 ! to 50
months ger cent PER arnnnn-
SQUARE s5f-Part u lot 5; Bernard u. Harding ct
to Floyd Z Davis trustee. to secure Ida ",
Smith g. 5m. rear, 6 per cent, smi-annually. =
eauarr 1ss-Lof n: Cora L. sCulladsy q yir TO thu
Urion Trust Company. hustee to secru th1
Fidslity Trust Company and Charles McDoxsli,
S.Ue yeaa pr cent, cunf-snnuaIly.
Square 3a-Lot q Thtri1ou Carusi 10 John SERVE
rer and william A. HiT. tuAees. to secus
Elinbeth A. Conk. RebeSca Cook. and Georrs
cook. S'm. to > mooths. pr cent ssmi-
annually.
square 3s-Lkk .: Haug Q. LayeorA % williau 4.
Am and Mgral6 y. Beam tusteea TO securs
norntn cszask ~. ycas. pr csnt. ssnt
saq.ss ns-rns 4 ii =: MN KssiA~ 70 tAs,
wsshinstdn deen s.d nus Ccng.ny. trasess
T. sscge ~ Eqsi9Anae ceeu1sa.tw pdsdine
rs.,..v asisisssles 3, 1. Z =; a = - z.
Wl!as. = 2 slelllls = w. :. I.shs
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate Of Alphonso Hart; order to make loan.
Attorney, z. T. Colladay.
Estate Of Mary A. Brennan; letterB testamentary
granted to Mary c. Brennan: bond, 500. Attorney.
l. Tobrinef.
Estats Of Cora W. Hewett: order 10 transfer
polic,. Attorney, G. W. Fowler.
Estate # James B. Greene; letters Of administra-
ton d. b. n granted to Alice B. Greene; bond
$5e Attorneys. Lyon Lyon.
Estate Of Stepnen B. Webb: lette5 Of sdministra-
ton granted to Virginia Webb; bond, 5000 Attor-
neys, same.
Estate Of John B. Burbank: letters of administer
tion granted to Emma J. B. Macular: bond. $50
Attorneys. same.
Estate Of Henry G. Cowell: lette1s of administer
ton grarted to Jessie D. Cowell; bond S0O Attor-
neg. J. B. Green
Estate Of Mary h. Wright; order to epmpo-
mise
Estate Of Masaret E. LArcumbe; order to pur-
chase tombstone. Attorney, J. ". Nichol.
Estate Of Arthur @. Fitch: letters Of administn-
ton granted to Rich ". Little; bond, $o0 co.
Attorney, W. H, Manngue.
Estate Of Luther Mangum. letters testamentary
granted to Laura Kosack; bond. 500. Attorney.
David Wolf.
Estate q Maria CLARK; petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. J. H. Myers.
Estate q Samuel Herman, E. will dated October
q. 1851.
Estate Of Cath. A. Talburtt; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney, r. H. Mattingy.
Estate Of William L. Wellborn; petition to turn
over exemptions.
Estate Of Gorge W. Walker: petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney D. W. ODonoghue.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

InSieside-Lct S. block 4; Gnce L. Jenkins ct VIZ
to Eta L Halbach. Slc.
South Grounds Of Columbian Collese-Parts d lots
g md IS; william Z H. Merritt to Ffanklin
7. Saunef. SIC.
Seventeenth street northwest, between T and D
streets-Sauars I7s, lot 9; Zsda I. Kemp to
Samuel Goldenberg. SO.
West Ioimesd Manor-Lot H. block 2; Axard
Whitney ct ux.. Mary z. to Samuel B. Rob
bins 80.
sercntcrnth Street Highlands-west Of square In.
lots s and II; Holps; Central Realty @ % SospCs. 3.
II street northwest. between Seventh and Eiehth
streets-Square 4A. parr of lot 8: Albert Schulz
ties ct M. to louis Behrens so.
tesnth streets-square 1904 lot Ni: Albert T.
Newman Ct W.. Emma j.. to Anna Leno-
DoSbin's Addition-sauare slzz 10. .; Huh b.
Meloy ct uz. Mary c.. to Anna " Benef-
Columbia Heishts-Los 70. b,oc& $; Josephine B.
Brucs to Roscue G. Bruce. "a s
Inxiesiie--Lx 80 block 70; James Martin ct ux.,
Lottie May, to Matthew b. Johnston. $lA
90 Massachusetts avenue ncrthwest-Squar t1. lot
r; Emily Noutrop to Louis Kolipinski. 30.
Dobhins Addition-Lot z bloct u: Fnnk W.
Glen e NJ. to Adam r. Ruth. $le
CAesy Chasc-Squars l75c. lots y and y: Fulton
n Gadon e M. to :. Paul Chimney snd
rinis C. Chamcy. c.sD.
ws,s V;sss e sa f4ssa. 81 * "a e aaa a T
Husted st ux.. May g.. tc John 4 Wansn. ~.
Wess wocdridss-Squarc a.. lots y and ~ and
,rart Of lot II; John L Warren = ux -
Charles c. Mnuny. -
Ths widows Mite-Psrt q iot !; Joesph L
Csupp9 = m.. to Elena =. and John = xtn-
brsiy & u.. to William wafsoa lAwsnces ~
- q stxrrt noethwot-o1uan - let p yohnnrn
aex.nss & yis 70 psezses = MsAieses =
Fcasw O. nsissts- -sqsa.. M - y ~ i:
- Etuia J. eeellvsssn = ux- - ~ xe~.snfb
C1nrany 10 Oeney W. 6lra4tan- - ~ "
- a lofsSse n1rthNat-egusre ~ nk9y4 II ~
y un5 zIsues-sf - yseenza 1l1eenpn.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
olner w s,ralion 10 Ihomas A. Poole slp.

olney W. stratton to Thomas A. Poole. so.
Pleasant Plains-Square ISIS. lot 81; Christina A.
Gadsby to Mary L. keifhcr, So
Meridian Hill-Lot co. block II: Lincoln Green,
Lewis Z BreminGer, David T. Ossen ct al,
trustees Of the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Washington. d. c., to Alletta Z
Wiley. $500.
Twelfth street northeast between street and Dun
can place-Square locs. lot It's; Morris r. George
to Elmer A. Brown, $40.
G street northeast between Seventh and Eighth
streets-Square 9l. lot 6s; John W. Henderson to
Henry @. Abbott ct ux., so.
Square 80 Part of lot 4; square 1851 lot Ia; Long
Meadows, lot l3,, block .; square llsl, part Of
lot IS; Angus; Schwarz ct ux. to George 1.
Bcrgrr. 81,
Square SO. part Of lot q; square 1851. lot l2t;
Long Meadows. lot l32, Sslock .; square Isl.
rart Of lot e5; George I. Berger 10 Anna
iSchwsn. $40.
lol. Fourth street sosItheast-Square IA. lot IL;
Henry H. Bersmann trustee. to John Morris.
Ns7s.
III Fourteenth street northwest-Square 24 lot q
Elizabeth 4. Cook. Rebecca A. Cook. and
Georxe Cook ct ux. TO Thornton Carlsi. $40.
~ Fourteenth street northwest-Square 24, lot q:
Thornton Carusi 10 Harry q. Laycock $40.
Brookland-Lot s. block p; Margaret B. Downing
to Edward II. Brunner. $40.
lol1 Fourth street southesst-Square IA, lot q;
Arthur Copeland ct ux. to Mary NJ Car
: mody. $40.
Fifth street southeast. between street and yir-
Rinia asenue-Square A7 lot 2; Joseph ".
Carmody to Arthur Copeland. SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lol2+Part Of lot q; william NJ KEN ct ux-
to Robert o. Kerby and Harry G. Columbus
trustees, to secure George d. Horning. $V.
l to Is months, per cent per annum
Square 8l7-Lot 81; Ella L, Hauach ee vr 10
Lewis E. Breuninsr and George E Walker:
trustees to secure Grace L Jenkins, 500.
yeap. 81 per cent. seu,i-aunuany Same 70 same.
to secure same. a.Ts. monthly payments. per
SQUARE sN-Part Of original lot =; william b.
Harris ct ux. to the American Security and Iriss
Company trustee. to secure the National Sas-
ngs and Trust Company. 5000. yeanh pes
West Holmead Manor-Lot l6. block Q; Samuel B.
Robin ct ux. to William II. Saunders and
CIaud Livingston. trustees. to solre Edward
whitney. $50 months pr cent 'em'-
Square a-Lot .: Isaac Knksteins Ct ux. u
Gccrye r Linkins and Julius !. Peyser. trys-
tees to secure the Merchants and Mechanics
Saving. Bank. SEQ yean " pr fnt
west Of square zD-Iots N and u: Juliet B.
Calfee and Roechette W. Calfee tenants IN com
mou). to the United States rnst Company.
Cooperation. Q.Do. monthly paymsntA " pa
cent per annum.
whitney Close-Lot g. block II; Bemadette N.
Reufh ct yir to c. Albert White and Harry
B. Denham, -r,stees. to secure the Columbia
Brildipg Association. S.en
Inelesidc-Lo< 8. block 70. Matthew B. Johnston
Ct ux to Robert Lee O'Brien and Alvin q.
Bclt, uuBteeS, seStru Saik4SS sASAesAi, yAss~ss
monthly payments. per cent. seni-annualF.
Square 3l22-Lot %: Anra n. Beneman to Junes
Berry and william Nick. Clayton, trustees. to
secure the Perpetual Building Association. $40.
Insieside-Lot %. block 10; Matthew b. Johnston
TO W. Taylor Birch and Alvin @. Belt. trustees.
to secure Frsnk'in Insurance Company. 1900.
ycars TS per cent scmi-snruAiy.
Meridian HfIl-Lct 8. block IS; Fhnny l. Mat
! ithevx to Herber A. GIN and Theodcrr y. Gill.
r., tr,,steea to sccrrc rheodcr n. GIN. $5oo.
monthly IaymcntA 8 PR cent per snpum.
euusre l75o-Lks - and 81: J, Paul Chauncey ct
: M 70 II. d. 0ordpn ard Rctert Z Heater.
tuutses.. to securs Fulton r Gordon. Vim.
to - months. pr csnt pr aunum.
GquasS sD-PAst Of lof =: Nap C. Gunther ct vir
to the Amsgican Security and Tfust Company.
trustee. b. seasrc the National Savinn and
Trust coapany. sl.no. sesrs. 5 pr. cert. seni-
Z j annually.
rhs WSdow's Mits-Psr q lot 1: wIliam Watson
Laurence ct ux to Alexander Z. Hensey and
etuoa A. Wmbsiy. trustccs. to secuse Joseph
4 Cxuppef aud John r. Kimberly. Nm. y
ycas ref ccuf, smi-anmzsally. :
1ee3diun Hii-Lot @. blc<k II; Ape(ta Z. WiIev
70 Rirbari n Psiro ard Hsbck A. dm trus-
: Z. teoa 70 secmo H ". Pain. 4-ee 10 -
- apnt1k s pr ~nf, ssepf fsLunaIE.
Gamsa M Loo 4 srd ~ 0(n5 " 4nttsn 70
: Ihcnns - <0o1o eld G6qsUe = 0on0ena. trse-
=! I! =, ssst psF s.n..a g
G - g = - - up = usen's
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
Republican Assails Protection.

Representative William Kent, of Cali
fornia, who was an insHgent long be-
fore the progressive virus had entered
the system of Victor Murdock. the red
headed member from Kansas, went after
the policy Of protection. and was wildly
applauded by the Democrats. In fact,
Underwood, the Demo-
cratic leader, himself yielded time to the
Californian.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
Violin Recital at Rankin Chapel.

A recital Of special interest to lovers
Of music will be given In the Rankin
Memorial Chapel. Howard University.
next Monday evening, May L at .
o'clock. by Mr.. Joseph H. Douglass. the
who is grandson Of Frederick
Douglass. He has gained quite a reputa-
ton as a violinist and has played be-
fore large audiences North and South, re-
ceiving high encomiums from the press
and also from musicians of note.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court II Appeals.

Special calendar:
No. 81 Simon Va United States. Attorneys.
O'Shea 4 Ambrose.
No. L. United States ex rel. Goldberg vs.. Sece-
tary Of the Navy. Attorney, Charles Poe.
Regular call:
No. ZAs. Richards Vs. Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys Baerk CoIladsy. obesr Sleu,an
-Hsmiftcn. CUlbsrt, Yerkes & Hamilton
No. 22-9. United States Trust Company ". Ma
tionsi Saving, and Trust Company. Attorneys.
Ralston Siddons & Observation-Disclosures.
Nc. Esl. Chesapeake Beach Railway Company vs..
Brez, Administrative Attorneys. Mckenney. F1an-
nery & Hitz. .'
No. 2ao Pullism w. Capital Traction Company.
Attornsys SiIlcrs 4 Forrest.
No. 2S. shinn vs. Evans Attorneys, Jones
Shinn-
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
Daxxled Into a Theft,

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday SEN
fenced Leroy Hawkins, negro, to serve
six months in the workhouse for stealing
siiyerware from the Senate dining-room.
Hawkins said the glittering articles fas-
cinated him and that he could not resist
the temptation to possess them.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
AMERICA Is PRAISED.

Nation Held to Be the "BiE Brother"
by Lecturer.
The United States was characterized as
the big brother Of all the other nations
of the world by John L. Erickson. In a
lecture last night before the Y. NJ. c. A.
OF immigrants. Mr.. Erickson said this
country stood ready to accept as full
fedged citizens the oppressed Of every
nation. giving them the same protection
as 1t extended to those born in this coun-
try. He added that all could not be born
Americans, but all could die Americans
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
WREATHS FOR FIREMEN.
Graves VIII BE Decorated on Me
mortal Day.

Preparations are being made for the
fifth annual observance Of Memorial Day
Of the fire department. Fire Chief Wagner
has ordered eighty-one wreaths for the
decoration Of the graves of the dead fire.
men.
Three supply wagons. each in charge of
two firemen. will be utilized for the dis
tribution of the wreaths. Seven new
graves are to be decorated this year. Pri-
Yates S. X. Rosenberger and s. i. Hughes,
and Assistant Driver r. ]. Smith were
the active members of the fire depart
ment who died last year. Four retired
members also died.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
Criminal Court No. 4.
JJTSTyCE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignment for May /:
United States vs.. james B. Knotts. Flossie Ben
uett. Benjamin Krotts. snd Albert A Armstrong.
Criminal Court No. 4
CHIEF JUSTICE CI.ABAUGH.
No. Zsl. United States Va Arthur p. Hnb-
bard; forgery; plea not guilty.
No. z5a Unite States Va Leroy Hs~kins; !;
larceny from Unite States: plea guilty. sentenced
No. zie2. United States W. Thomas d. Butler;
manslaughter; plea not guilty.
No. IisI United States ". Charles Anderson
same; molten for trial continued
No. AsS. United States ~ Walter Warrington;
robbery; plea not guilty.
No. as,s. United States Va Leo Jscason; assault
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
No. A5ao. United States ". Edward Kurt; same:
No. z5la United States vs. Jeremiah Duxaine:
bousebreaking and larceny; nme.
No. zsE. United States Va William Pfyur: same;
No. gss. United States Va Joseph Goodman
No. z5@. United States N Emma Hess.: s,,nd
No. zss United States Va Isadore oppenheimer:
embezzlement; motion for bill Of particulars over
ruled. Attorney Alfred d. Smith.
No al,sa. Cook 4 stoddard Company vs.. Owen
motion to consolidate oserruled. Attorneys z. g.
Bailey-Cnter Brooke.
No 5zaa Columbia Manufacturing Company ~
Page; Judgment verdict; appeal noted. Attorneys
": As ouli'an-Dan, feysef q SuaSouf8er
No 53l79. Fowler Herd; motion to dismiss
appeal overruled Attorneys, E. L. Gies-J. A.
Toomey.
No. 523l2 Holmes Va Lpscomb; motion for new
trial; continued Attorneys. C. W. Clagett-H Il.
Classic.
Nc. S42a stubbleheh '. United Staten Ad-
justers: pleas stricken out Attaneys II. W.
WheatleJ-C. r. DiggA
No. 50eH. weyi u. Pullman Company; tudg-
nent verdict; arpeal noted. Attosneys, A. L
Nevmyer-Maddox 4 Galley.
No. 5Ils. Grubb vs. O'Hanlon: motion foe new
trial; continued. AttorneyA l. b. Slater-Bak1,
Sheehy Il Hogan.
to file amended afidaviJ AttoeneJA Webster Bal
linger-L. H. David and r. B. Behrend-
Assignments for May i:
Moseley.
United States " Samuel J. Bell
United States vs.. Frederick Owen.
United States Albert Cutler.