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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
IRIS DIFFERENT NOW.

There were quite few kicks reg.
istorcd when The city council went
to tho expense OF placing the street
name sixns on the interseetlng cor
nors of The eity A few took the
stand that there was no particular
need for them al this thu, Now thut
the postolficc receipts show that by
complains with certain other require
Insn,s. wee are entitled 70 frye de-
livery. and With the name signs Of
The different streets being Ia place
one Of the requirements. perhaps they
YIN look Al the matter ia differ
cut nKhs The Improvement came
a an opporsune time and the eouu.
eil Is to be congratulated that u
went At the matter. not after Il was
absolutely necessary. bHt that they
have neat street name signs IN
place weeu they are needed. The
ncs that We have them gives US
JUS, that much hess nov Ia do 70
SECURE res ,leitsors u waii IN tho
e.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

ing the yearly rest. Just now a large
number OF Payette people arc be
ginning TO talk Of where they will
so and every one seems 20 have
hls or her particular spot in 1.-THE
mountains 2r here they favor al
resort Ia which 70 spend a vaea
Lloa-
The edlioF " this paper has Jusi
such place and now since tho col
obralioa ID over oyory day BE- finds
hlmself thinking OF Just how delight
ful Il would DO 20 DO there for two
weeks. Monday OF this week tho
epe.i seemed stronger than usual
aud while in this mood we received
the following from Minister d. G.
Peteg. former pastor OF the Chris
tisn church here. nov located In
Honolulu. which flts our case 70 a
mccoy:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
~rHe GALL or The WILD"

League on league Of rolllns sea
Divides my distant home and me.
Yet tow'rLng mountains. bleak anc
gray.
iii my Visions full today.
their saow crowned heads In glorJ
gtand
Far above the cloudod lower land,
ana GA my wearled brow breeIe'
blow,
Cooled by RITA OF summer snow.
The perfume Of waving pines my eag
or nos,ril fills:
NY heart with the call VI the deep
dark conyon. thrills.
Away from the citys din and heat
To the music OF broneho's pound
lng fest
I'd ride away. away. and away
With the Wild tree wind liz 10y race
to-day
on 10 the shimmerlng foothills, din.
Whore phantom lakes In phantom
hazes swim.
Aud on 20 tho forests cool and deepi
Where man with God his eoy'nani|
keep
%. for the dash OF the mmntaII
stream.
And the chilling vail Of a cougar
scream;
And. O. for the Joy Of spiunina
reel.
WIN the swish Of yieldIus stool.
%. long for the camp fires glow
The murmur OF waters soft and
low,
with the idle talk OF an idle friend,
The strength OF spirit 10 borrow
aud lend.
o. Tor the notes OF coyote call
As the shades OF evening gently
fall.
The nlghing OF pines. the starllt sky,
md the music OF the woods to
slumber by
David Cary Peters.
Honolulu. Hawaii. June &c. 1911.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

The elftulatins Of the petitions ask.
inx the county commissioners 10 APP
prnpriase additional funds than those
provided by the state for horticulture
a Inspection. Is indeed an important
cna and should receive the supper,
o. al Interested la the proper devel
opaaens Of our wonderful fruit re.
soarces Under the present system
Canyon county u Included IN horti-
enlsural district wigh owyhee county
aas the slolsc valley. FOR the or
elsard and iFul, inspection Ia this
sisslrlet ths state appFopriaies 81. 800
peF season and from this sum Can
tua ccanty wseikse about 81 600. This
ALI perail II Keeping inspectors on
fer only about sixty DAYS and while
Tor the sfnognt " time they have
issd lhet Aag done aeli Ia handling
tAe Inspection and gocd results are
apparent yet this h no, sufficient.
.fhr plan a. outlined IN the petition
+ for iie county commissioners to
appropriate few hundred more and
gnahle the Inspectors IN Canyon
e0arss "a rsmain At vork III. year
round - this mathcd bureau
could b. established and inspection
done SOC only AZ spraying time but
during piekins. packinx and shipping
and the greners would have some
onr to seru 10 for Information the
YEAR rvsad Just hop much the com-
saissle0ess wili o. asked for Is not
stated eefiasioly but those ia author.
- slalr q sp8id ouiy take few
hundFed dollars 20 accomplish what
- desired when oue considers the
nmcrag % good a. inspector doea
Naa that gns boz AZ bad applss sent
oas dces more damasc and costs
sore tvom a. s6fcrflslas standpoint
fhaa roaid ~ s9eei for lhe luspec.
sor's satsrt should b. remAln On all
yeaf ihsossh. ~ can bul favor the
petition snd eork fof ~ bslnx grant.
I'd.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
VACATION rlnE

THIS i flse season Of thc year
Aes saaae peopie begin 10 feel
'bs call ~ the bills aad almost ev.
RI dAv witnesses the departure Of
solne esmpius party Tor q vacation
rHi IL she eeni faxiH - y Idaho's
i,esat;fai aeeSl moanialns. There
q 10 more delightful way To spend
ssrmer srasieu thsu easoPtng lu
sse ccoi hits ghtFe pure xsss- ard
ruze air DOES wonders in she way
- rostcrinT tealth n those WAC
s-r r 'cns rssr b1ve bcsn held down
r. fhs daily xrsrd Tsere arc many
psaces not FIR distant frcra Pay.
stte where one can 70 and enjoy the
tst o. SlshiH All Sistas shIl6 u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
Information.
ORDINANCE NO. 200.
BY w. A. Hutchinson.

An ordinance amending Section
I Of Ordinance No. ia Of the
City Of Payetts.
Be it ordained by the mayor and
council of the City of Payette.
That Section l of Ordinance No
ia of the City of Payette. entitled
AN ordinance fixing the time and
place OF holding meetings and man.
ner of calling special meetings ot
the Council, be and the same
hereby is amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section 1, The regular meetings
OF the Council shall be held at the
City Hail on the first and third
Monday Of each and every month,
This ordinance shall be in force
and effect FROM and after its pas
sage. approval aud publication in
the official newspaper.
Passed and approved this 9Th
DAY of July. 1911.
u. J. RRANNoCK. Mayor.
Attest
MARTIN O. LUTHER
City Clerk,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
NOTICE.

All property holders in Blocks IL,
IA and is Masters Addition to the
City OF Payette. are hereby notified
that they must make connection with
the sewer. If connection is not made
by August 1eth, 1911. the City will
make the connection for you and viii
assess the cost together with a PEN
atty Of 10 per cent up against you.
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
96t4 City Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

"a accordance with the provisions
% Ordinance No, III OF the City OF
Payctte, = is a misdemeanor and Is
punishable by fine for anyone Ia
ridc bicycle ON the sidewalks OF
the city within the city limits. Warn
ing Is hereby given that the officers
OF the city have been instructed to
enforce this ordinance aud arrest any
one violating the same.
y RRANNoCk.
Mayor
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

The Board OF Education of Dist Nc
81. will receive bids up to s p, M,
July 18th for is5 tons first class
hump coal delivered IN the bins OF
the district. weight to be guaranteed
Usual rights reserved.
ID. W. AlNEY.
Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The hoard OF Education OF Dist
No. %, will receive bids up to July
~, at p m.. for the building OF Co
ment sidewalk on north aud south
side Of Central school grounds and
approaches to building Sidewalks
20 be made according to specification.
Of city council Approaches to build
Ing to be- 10 feet wide
Usual rlght OF rejection reserved,
II. w. AlNEY.
Clerk
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

For sale or Trade-Five acres OF
good land close in to Payette. All in
alfalfa, good stand. VIII sell right
or trade for city property. Address
NJ. care of Enterprise Printing or
flee. Payette. Idaho.
Wanted-Empty quart bser bottles
at the Payette Bottling Works.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

Family washing AZ the rata OIL
cents a garment. most OF il irpnod.
Everything back but the dirt Phone
us about It, both phones. rsyetts
Steam Laundry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

people with many facts regarding
some OF the most dangerous and con
,sglous diseases and how 10 avoid
them. From time 10 time the board
viii send out articles on different
diseases ana believing that they
will be Of great interest 70 many
people the Enterprise viii cooperate
with the board and publish them.
The following notice We received
lEis week:
NOTICE.
Adjustment Of the Common Drink
ing Cup.
XXI. Whereas. IL has been re-
peatedly demonstrated that the use
OF what Is usually known as the
common drinking cup 10 dangerous.
ard 10 an undoubted source Of com
munication OF infectious diseases. noe
therefore. IN tbs Interest OF the pub
&c health
Be II Ruled By The Idaho State
Board OF Health.
That the use OF tho common drink
iDs cup on railroad trains. In rail-
road stations. Ia hotels. in stores,
Ia the public and private schools
aud the state educational institutions
81 the State OF Idaho Is hereby pro
hlbited. from and after January Let,
1911.
No person or corporation in charge
Of or control OF any railroad train. or
station. or public or private school.
hotel OF store. or State educational
shall furnish any drink
Ing cup for public use and no such
person or corporation shall permit
OF. said railroad train. or station,
hotel. store. or az said public or pri'
yato school. or State educational IN
stlttlon, the common use Of the drink
ing cup. 4
Idaho State Board Of Health,
BY Ralph Falk, M. o., Sec.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

Hay for salo-Alfalfa hay for sale
in the field. Scales on the ranch.
One mile and half from Payette. c.
4, Draper. Ind phone.
Wells { Maule always have ceai
en- hand.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

withdraw the whole or any part OF
mis- deposits to has credit with any
interest payable by surrendering saw
ngs certificates. properly inuorsed,
l0r the amount desired.
Account of Wamon Who Marries.
%. woman who opens an ac-
count and afterwards marries must
present her savings certificates at
her office in order that the certiti-
Gates may be Endorsed as payable
to her in her new name. The post
master win receive no further depos-
it's from a depositor failing to com
ply with this requirement, nor will
he make any partial or interest
payment to her
Postal-SaVings Bonds.
81. Postal-savings bonds can an
ly be procured by the conversion of
postal.saviugs deposits, and will not
be issued to persons who are not
depositors, but whether in registered
or coupon form they may, upon re-
ceipt by the depositor, be sold and
assigned at any time to any person
desired.
information.
3S. Further information concerning
1he Postal Savings System may be
obtained by application at the post
office.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

ssca 4 dream ] bad so dreadful
Thai neyer heard the like
Iar / dfeAmt that on q sudden
The manas agreed 20 strike.
-wo are usod heard them muir
mng.
Tired Of working nlghs and day,
aud not always hearing "rha1k
you.
such Ions hours and such poor
pay"
s. the, souia moi meme the Jack
els.
Nor the holes Ia stockings small:
No one ran u Kiss the bruises
When poor rommy caught = fail.
Ne one bound 40 wounded Ilngefs.
No ons glued the broken toys.
Ne one answered all the questions
o. The sager little boys
No ona tied the litti Ooansta.
No one brushed the little euris
No ono basfed dolly dresses
For the busJ little girls.
No one heard their llltle troubles.
No one held them GA her lap.
Ne enc aeued on tfuaut buttons.
No one hunted Juhnny's cap.
Ard there Werf no bedtime stories.
and no loslns hands to tuck
blankets soft round little sleepors.
For their moihers an had struck
oh. 80 icHasoate aud 80 dreadful
And 90 queer a all did seem
AREN'T yoa glad. dear little child.
rem.
Il vas nothing bat a dream
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
MARTIN o. LUTHER
City Clerk.

For Saie--Cood nine room house.
close in. Heated by furnace. East
side. Reasonable terms. Inquire
this ottEe
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
u CARDINAL cAMzAleN
- -ossc oE a=AL~-

Tho idaho State Beard of Health
Las undertaken an educational cam.
pslsr u DO stste 70 acyisl5t The
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
Or. n. q. CAT RON
Osteopath

Office In Coughanour Building.
PAYETTE IDAHO
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
rHE MorHgR's STRIKE.

'fmm rhs Youths Companion. }
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

ssca a dream bad SO dreadful
Thai / nngcr heard the Ike;
bar l dre4mt thai on q sudden
The mamas agreed 10 strike.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

payette
the Enter
supply yoI
Der stamp
See ]. H.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

96t4
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

20 iutorest WITH be allowed on
ali deposits az the rats Of ? Per
cent per annum, computed or each
savings certificate separately and
payably annually, No Interest VIII
be paid on money which renains or
deposit for a fraction OF a year orfy.
Withdrawals.
a. \ depostas nay at any Hue
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13
object.

ODJcCts
!. The Postal Savings system is
for the purpose OF pro-
,iding facilities for depositing saw
ings at interest with the security OF
the United States Government for
repayment
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-24
Two Fat Turkeys To Be Given Away
By Inter- Ocean Monday Morning

many special propositions that will
be offered the readers of this district
in the coming year.
The Inter- Ocean has set out to be-
come member of every family in
Ramsey county. That the paper has
a good start in the desired location is
shown by the large number of new
subscribers that have been put on
the list within the past week, while
lie special mitten offer has been on.
Frank Shook Of Grand Harbor was
the first subscriber to receive pair
of mittens. Mr.. Shook is not new
subscriber, but took advantage of the
mitten offer by paying up his back
subscription and a year in advance.
Mr.. Shook had numerous nice things
to say about the Inter-Ocean, wishing
the new management the best of sue
cess.
The mitten offer is still on and is
growing more popular each day. A
pair is given to each new subscriber
and to each old subscriber who pays
up his back subscription and a year in
advance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-24
HARD LUCK FOR MOTOR
PARTY IN MINNESOTA
8 CITIES GAIN MORE
THAN 100 PER CENT

Additional government census
figures, received by the Grand
Forks Commercial club show
North Dakota cities made very
pronounced gains in the ten year
period 1900 to 1910, gains that few
other states can equal The cen
trail and western cities were espe-
cially active and show fine growth
eight cities gaining more than 100
per cent. Following are the
standing of those eight cities for
the ten year period, and the per-
centage of gain of each: Minot,
3S4 per cent; Williston, 300 per
cent; Rugby, 234 per cent; Devils
Lake. 1876 per cent: Enderlin. 142
per cent; Mandan, 1873 per cent;
Oakes, III per cent; Hankinson,
: 10 per cent.
: Between the two older and lar
: ger cities on the eastern border,
: Grand Forks takes the lead, gain
: ing 63 per cent in the ten year
: period as against Fargo's 49 per
: cent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-24

To add Zest to the Inter-Ocean's
campaign for new subscribers uni
que premium is offered the first two
persons who subscribe for the paper
next Monday morning.
Two fat turkeys will be given to the
two new subscribers.
The business office of the 1nter-Oce-
an will be open after 8 o'clock Monday
morning and the first two persons
who pay $1.50 for years subscrip-
ton to the big weekly will be given
an order for the birds.
These premium turkeys will not
weigh less than eight pounds each.
You can figure out where the Inter-
Ocean gets off in the proposition
when turkeys are worth 18 cents a
pound and a years subscription to the
paper Is $3.50.
But-The Inter-Ocean doesn't care
for expenses because it has lots of
EN- and the turkeys will be handed
out just the same.
The turkey offer'is made in order to
get acquainted and is only one of the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-24
Wintry Blasts Catch Family of
Frank Richards in Tent Near
ST. Peter
Touring Car Abandoned After Series;
of Accidents on Way From
Devils Lake to Omaha

A sad case was brought to the at
tention of the authorities last Sunday
when they were informed of the plight
of Frank Richards and family who ar
rived in the north end of town last
Saturday in Regal touring car. They
pitched tent near the Brinkman res
idence, heating same with an Oil
stove. The family consisted of the IA
ther. mother and five children, the old
est of whom was only nine years. The
cold wave coming on Saturday, found
them entirely unprepared to resist the
wintry blasts in tent and they were
taken into the home of John Theisen
where they were made comfortable
for the night. Others in the neighbor-
hood took care of their immediate
wants. Richards stated to Officer
! Dempsey that he was on his way to
Omaha from Devils Lake, N. D. He
had some money but not enough to
stop at hotels, and he took this means
of conserving his resources. The ma
chine did not belong to him but he
was taking it to Omoha for a business
man at that place. The first day out
of Minneapolis their gasoline stove ex-
ploded and in taking it from the tent;
his hands were badly burned. On aps
irving here he had his injuries attaSAd
ed to and it was found that his hands
were badly infected. AS travebMng had
become almost impossible Pie aban
6oned the car here and stored it al
the Erdahl garage and with his family
started for their home at Omaha by
train.-St. Peter Mimi Free Press.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-24
GRAND JURY FOR
NEW COURT HOUSE
Report Calls Attention to Needs of
Ramsey County; Fund For
Building Recommended

District court, which has been in
session in Devils Lake for ten days,
will probably be adjourned tomorrow
until some time in January, with half
the cases on the calendar disposed Of
Adjournment will be made at this
time because of the term of court
which opens in Cando, December 4
and which will also be presided over
by Judge Cowan.
Thanking the jurors for their work
in behalf of the county and its EN-.
ployees, Judge Cowan dismissed the
grand jury yesterday afternoon, after
the final report had been submitted.
No new indictmnts were returned
by the grand jury in the last report,
but attentio nwas called to the pres.
ent need of a new court house for
Ramsey county, and the jury recon-
mended that the county commission.
ers create a fund for the erection of
a new building, levy of $4,000 to be
made in July of each year for the pur-
posed of a new structure. The jury
also recommended the remodelling of
the present court house.
The indictments returned by the
grand jury follow:
John Smith, assault with danger.
GUS weapon.
Joe Thomas, maintaining a common
nuisance.
Adam Gaukos, assault with a dan
gerous weapon.
Sam Goldberg, maintaining a com
mon nuisance.
Jack Mcdonald, maintaining com
mon nuisance
Ignatz Youngworth, violating the
prohibition law.
Those dismissed were:
Ben blanchard, assault with weapon
George Lorimer, Louis Ferris, and
Fred Deering, robbery.
Tom Castle, assault with weapon.
Peter Korbas, G. l.. Lashbaugh, o1
Starkweather and John Roman, pig
ging.
Alfred Biri, Olaf Fjelstad, resisting
an officer. - T..
The first jury verdict of the tern
was given on Friday morning, whe1
Attorneys Silver Serumgard and P.
McClory, were awarded $3.50 in th'
action against Ole L. Ugland: Th'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-24

plaintiffs asked for $500 on claim
nearly five years old.
The motion of Attorney Silver Ser
umgard for district verdict for the
defendant in the case of John T. An
derson vs.. Oscar R. Anderson against
]. M. Thompson and the Devils Lake
State bank, was granted and the ac-
ton was quashed.
In the case Of son against father,
that of Frank Scharf VS.. Adam Scharf,
a verdict was returned by the jury in
favor of the defendant. Flynn &
Traynor appeared for the plaintiff and
Middaugh & Bateson for the defend
ant.
The jury in the case of H. J. John
son against T. w. O'Brien. returned
a verdict of $25 in favor of the plain
tiff The action was an appeal from
the justice court where the plaintiff
secured a verdict of $1O0 as damages
for an automobile collision in which
O'Brien was held to blame. The ver-
dict returned Saturday also carries
the costs. Attorney Traynor appeared
for the plaintiff while Attorney Cuth-
bert represented the defendant.
The case of Formo against Lee,
which has won recognition as the
White Hope" action was concluded
Monday afternoon when the jury re-
turned a verdict of 81 for the plain
tiff. This carries an additional 81
costs.
The case of c. Jones VS.. Thos. w.
Ruger was disposed of yesterday,
when verdict was rendered in favor
of the plaintiff for $443.95. McClory
& McClory appeared for the plaintiff
and Flynn & Traynor for the defend
ant
Sam Goldberg, who is charged with
keeping and maintaining common
nuisance, was arraigned, but was al
lowed to withhold his plea until his
attorney returned from Fargo, where
he is attending United States court.
| Following is the disposition of a
number of cases in district court this
week:
w. c. Fawcett VS.. J. E. Cree and
Mrs. J. E. Cree, judgment for plain
tiff in default.
| ]. H. Smith vs.. Chris. Lamoreaux
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-11-24

and Lizzie Lamoreaux. Continued ov-
er term by plaintiff and defendant
consents
Louis Smith vs. Otto Wisher. Dis
missed without prejudice by plaintiff
and consented to by defendant.
Clinton Smith VS.. Paul Dahlstrom.
Dismissed without prejudice by plain
tiff and consented to by defendant
E. B. Funk VS.. Otto Chiostri and
Arthur Andrei, co-partners doing busi-
ness under the firm name and style
of Chiostri & Andrei. Settled by par
ties and dismissed.
Austin Leavitt VS.. D. D. Norton. Set
tied by parties and dismissed.
G. J. Kalinowski VS.. Dulutm Eleva-
tor company Continued over term by
plaintiff.
Grace Stanton vs. J. ]. Gilbreath.
Stipulation to dismiss without preju-
dice an dwithout cost to either party.
Action to remove tenant and tenant
had removed.
Stella Rundell VS. Western Union
Telegraph company. Continued over
term by plaintiff.
Elizabeth Hurst VS.. City of Devils
Lake. Continued over term by plain.
tiff and defendant consents.
F. W. Mann, F. P. Mann and E. E
Mann, co-partners, doing business un
der the fir mname and style of F. W
Mann & Sons VS.. the Great Northern
railroad company, a corporation. Set
tied without cost to either party
The case of o. Fenstermacher VS.
The State Auto company, corpora
tion, on the district court calendar
was settled by the attorneys and dis.
missed.
Samuel M. Greenberg VS., William
P. O'Brien, Charles Pillsbury and
James Finnan. Dismissed without
prejudice and without cost to either
party.
James R. Bradshaw and Dawson
Bradshaw, co-partners in trade, carry
ing on the business under the firm
name and style Of Bradshaw Brothers
VS.. Alma B. Blaisdell and Arthur E.
Welch. Verdict for Alma B. Blaisdell.
o. E. Nash VS.. c. c. Connolly. Dis
missed without prejudice on motion
of plaintiff. Defendant consents.