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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-05-05

to Roundup highly recommended
as Il man proficient in the abstract
business.
The company will have temporary
offices with the Montana Land and
Investment Co.
The officers of the company are:
c. F. Richardon, President; NJ. R.
Swanson, Vic President; F. C.
Harrison, Secretary and General
Manager; Irwin E. Schneider, Treas
urer.
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MORE FIGURES
ON THE CENSUS
Population Of School Districts Given
Out BY Census Bureau, Round,
up, 2,O59.

Late reports from the census
bureau give the official population
of all the school districts in Fergus
county, including what is now Mus
selshell county. Below are given
some Of the figures, according to
which the district in which Round.
up is located is credited with 2,069
people:
Schooi
o.s. No. Pop.
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SCHEDULE Of IHt N[W TRAINS
Flyer VIII Arrive in Roundup from
the East at 1882 a. m. and
from West at $40 p. m

hltho no official notice has beer
received here as yet regarding the
time of the trains with the inaug.
uration of new selyice on this road
the schedule which will undoubted-
ly be the official one, is known by
local railroad men, It is now given
out that only one. the fast flyer,
new train will be put on May 2Sth,
and not two as has been previously
reported. The time Of the present
train will be materially changed,
however. Following is the new
time table, which will 90 into effect
May 28th:
GOING WEST
No. |. Olympia. .... 1892 a m.
No. 3. Local. 1890 a. m.
GOING EAST
No. 2. olympia. GAO pm.
No. 4. Local 600 a m.
The new fast train will be known
as the "Olymphia.'
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One-fourth off on all millinery at
The Boston Store.
Don't forget the regular Saturday
night dances at the Roundup Hotel,
One of our Specialties-Fort
Smelling canned goods. Every can
guaranteed. Bruckert-k rueger
Grocery d Meat Co.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

PRETTY LITTLE 4-ACRE PLACE,
seven miles of city: fine community
new bungalow. furnished; chicken house,
fine stream. A big SNAP for 5000 cash
j. JEROME LIGHTFOOT, l4O4 ii,
90 Suburban Farm SneciaIist
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
| No. g76s. Merillat VS.. Collins: exception TO an
| swcrs sustained. Attorneys c. Ii. Meillat and VI.
y. Richardson. II. Taylor.
No. 210G Steele vs. o Bren; commission ordered
TO issue. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert. Ierkes X
Hamilton.
No. Z7SS Ball vs. First Cooperative Building
Association; leave to settle loan Of Mary Daily grant
ed. Attorneys. J. l.. smith and J. 5. Easily Smith.
In (iunacyl Edward J. Wood; reference TO
auditor.
No. lO22l. Ccrcoran Us. Hcvner money in regis
Try ordered refunded. Attorney. A. A. Birncy.
t1ews
No. 1852 In re King Manufacturing Company
change Of name authorized. Attorney. F. c. Gel
ger.
No. STA Blake & Knowles Steam Pump Works
VS.. Mcfarland: parties defendant substituted At
toreys A. s. Worthington-E. n. Thomas
No. 1896. Gritts vs. Balhnger; rule returnable
February Is. Attorneys. w. II. Robescn, J. j.
Hcmphill. and u. Il. Henderson
Assignments for February 2-Motions
No. 2E. sampson vs.. Sampson. Attorneys King
-Bundy.
No. 253 Lawrence vs.. Lawrence. Attorneys. Car
Rehoboth Baptist Church vs. Richards. Attor-
neys Hewttt-JCres.
No. 20. Taylor vs. MeriIlat. Attorneys Ralston
& Siddons-Maddox Galley, MerilIat, Richardson.
and Fay.
No. ae. Kcyes VS.. Keyes Attorneys. Stewart
Chase
Nc. 23 Reyburn VS.. Rerburn. Attorneys. Lati-
mer-DarnSton.
No. 20 Scott Scott. Attorneys, Hernans &
Collins Scott & Sullivan.
No. Z7. In re American Home Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys. Sheehy X Sheehy-Easby
Smith.
No. 27o. Douglas vs. Douglas Attorney Gray.
No. S. Drury Drury. Attorney. Drew.
No. IS. National Metropolitan Bank Hines
Attorneys, Ralston-Hazlb5.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 13Gl-Lot 3ss: Claude Z Heatvole ct ux to
| Ephraim Macht and John WelGh. trustees 70
| secure the International Realty and Development
ComTany. 500 l To 20 months per cent per
annum.
Square 42ss-Lots and 9: Robert L. Barnes ct ux.
to CHARLES A. Rhodes and George W. Payne
| trustees. to secure William P. Mcdowell Sl.s5e.
monthly payments, per cent per annum
Square Sl-Part Of original lot .; William J. Deca-
tur ct to the Washington Lean and Trust
company, trustee. to secure the Equitable Co
operative Building Association. 5000.
Long Meado"S-Lot Is; Bernard ]. Carim to the
Washington Loan and Trls- Company trustee
To secure the Equitable Co-operatye Building
Association. 81 600.
Peters Mill Sea.-Lot 4: Charles G. Stone ct u, tn
the National Savings and Trust Company trus-
tee, to secure the American Security and Trust
company, sec, years. PET cent, semi miamu-
Square f3-Lot 3: Philip Yudeleyit Ct ux to Her
bert T. Shannon ard Merton ]. Lucts. trustees,
to secure John ". Muei,1 and Mary T. Mueller.
Square 9l7-LOt s.; william W. MILAN Isuariianj
to Robert E. L. Smith and C. Clinton James.
trustees to secure Thomas ]. Brown, s. CO., 5
years, per cent, semi-anntially.
Square l5l-Lot "a; John p Tartox ct ux. Mary
n. and Gustave A. Kobe ct ux., Sarah R. to
George IL. Dierkoph and Claud Livingston.
trustees. to secure Charles II. Nussbaum, s. co.
monthly Payments. per cent per annum
Square Sal-Lot 70; Rodgers A. Lewis ct ux. to
10. V. Morgan and William J. Bacon. jr. trls-
tees to secure ]. f. and +. B. Libbey trading as
i-iootS prUs, o tCOnlES, b cent
annGm.
IngIeside-Lot S. block IS; Mare Prince Greer ct
ur to George E. Fleming and Edward L.
Hillyer. trustees 10 secure William l.. Crane
S.Uo years. per cent. semi annually.
Square NSc-Lot "A: Frederic Logan Roberts to
Harry l. Rust and George Y. Wuthinston
trustees. to secure Kennedy Bros. Inc. s. 5o
monthly Payments, PER cent per annum.
Meridian Hil-Part Of lot TO- block Is; s. Geriah
lamkins ct to L. Caben williamson tr1s-
tee. to secure Guy Z. Warren. Sis. 20 days, s
per cent per annun.
Square S-Part Of lot g. Margaret DAILY to jesse II.
Wilson. T.. and Levin s. Frey. trustees to
secure the Citizens Equitable Building Ass0cia-
tiOn. 81 .4n
Square a5-Lot a; Harry A. Fowler ct u1 to
Irving Williamson and Walter J. PiIling trus-
tees, To secure Henry v. Tulloch S672H
monthly payments, per csnt pr annum.
Square G5-Part of lot 8; Thomas McAIahon ct ux.
to the Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustee. to secure Equitable Cooperative Build
ing Association, 500
Square &1S-LOts Isl and 1s2: Jennie E Abbott ct
yir to George II. O'Connor and William II.
Saunders. trustees. to secure Wilmot w. Frew,
$3.50 years. per cent semi-annually.
Boomingdale-Lot 81. block 8; Lydia Nj. Poyntnn
ct vir to Charles w. Fairfax and Royal l..
Wilbur. trustees. to secure Rosa B. Wilbur,
A,O0 years, 81. per cent. semi-annuaily.
Long Meadows-LCt - block Is: John Martin
Smith ct ux. to William A. Hill and Rignald
W. Beau. trustee. TO secure ]. w. Wisner,
NW. years, per cent. semi-annually Same
to same, to Charlton B. Rout, HaO
monthly payments. Der cent Der aruum.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Wisconsin avenue extended-Square 1901. lot a8;
the International Realty and Development Com
pany. Inc. to Claude Z HeatVole and Florrie
NJ. HeatwOlc. SO.
Washington Hghlands-Lots 3 and l. block II;
Rosa VI. Peters It vir to Singleton L. Cooper
ct uN.. $40.
part Of lot l. block q Charles c. Taylor to
Mary Z. Murphy, 3d.
West Woodridge-Square ;2ss lots and s. William
T. Mcdowell ct ux. to Robert l.. Barnes. SO.
Lcng Meadows-Lot Is; Josephine Perkins Hill to
Bernard j. Carlin. SO
Seventh street. between II and I streets-Square
4S. lot 3s; John Mueller ct ux- to Philip
Iudelevit SO
Fourteenth Street Tcrace-Square a5. lot =: J.
Shannon Donaldson ct to the Lynchburs
Investment Corporation SO.
Fourteenth Street TerTace-Squarc as5. lot 81
James c. Marsh ct ux. to j. Shannon Donald
son. SIC.
Burrvile-square Soy. let Is; Lloyd A Douglas.
trustee, tn Eosa Dodson. 81
Addition ODngress Heishts-Lot II. block 2; Mary
/. Griffith to Burt c. BOree, SO.
Addition to Congress Heights-LOt 16. block 2:
Thomas +. Griffith ct ux. to Burt c. Boree- SO.
Addition 70 Consress Heisf ts-Lots B. T. Is, ls. and
Il. block /; Henry c. Lorgnecker ct uI- to Sam
uel T. Jones ct uN-, SO.
Willard street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streels-Sluare Isl. lot 81; Charles II.
Nussbaum to John T. TaTbO1 and Gustav A.
Kobe. SO.
street northeast, North Carolina
Square FSo. lot "a; Kennedy Bros. Inc, to
Frederic Logan Roberts. $40.
University Heights-Lot 8. block L; Edward ".
Nelson to WiiI:arI Turner $40.
Widows Mite-Square g2'; part of lot II: Leo Sim
mons ct ux. to Berkeley L. Simmons. $40.
LID street northwest-Square ;oS. lot Al; Henry v.
Tulloch TO Harry A. Fowler. SO.
East Deanwood-Square 5e22 lot b: JolnH MorT
son ct to William L. Harris. So
Washington Heishts-Lot IS. block s: Frederick W.
Barbour ct To Frank G. Fickiins. So
Holmead Manor-Square 2s2s lots Isl to 153; Sara p.
Grugan to jennie T.. Abbott. SO.
Square lIs-Parts II lots Y and Y: square 1D0. lot
81: sIuare 1850. rart II lot 30: square EN. part
Of lots 81 and 81; j. Barton Miller ct ux. to
William X. Rodsrrs SIC.
Long Meadows-Lot 81. block IS: John Scrirener ct
to John Martin Smith. SO.
la Rhode Island nOrtIwest-Square 15s part
u. Dunn, SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
DAILY COURT RECORD
Lawsuits.
CThursday, February 2, 1911

No. 5S2S. John Schrivener vs.. John c. Stoner:
Judgment Municipal Court. $lo7.60. Attorney, G. c.
Gcrtman.
No. NSs. Benvit Pallet vs.. Charles Oavelou1
damages. N.oW. Attorney. w. L. Ambrose.
No. s:S9 Thomas Dawson vs.. Marion o. Burrows;
account. $500. Attorney. Arthur Peter.
No. $780, Frederick NJ. Petzman vs.. William
King; note. SIS. Attorneys Dar. Peyser & Taylor.
No. 5s2sl. The NJ C. Mitchell Company vs.. David
0. Knowles; account, S59.N. Attorney. P. H. Mar
shall.
No. Ecs2. George W. Norris VS. Hugh Wallis:
appeal. DEFENDANTS attorneys. Montague x
Moriarity.
No. 5l90 Mason n. Richardson, receiver vs..
William H. Allen; account, $l0249. Attorneys. Bar
nard & johnson.
No. S29L Same ". 8. Dana Lincoln; account,
SG65. Attorneys. same
No. SS95. Same vs.. Eugene d. +. Brady; ac-
count. Sl0.39 Attorneys same.
No. $500 Same vs.. William A. Richards; account.
SS6.S. Attorneys. same.
No. 552S. Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
vs.. Allan Benny; note. 5000. Attorney, A. H. Fer
gusOn.
No. ssas. Same VI Harry Lamson; note, $3.7sa.
Attorney, same
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

| WANTED-YOUNG LADY FOR Of
flee work; must have some knowledge
of bookkeeping. Address BOX 25, Herald
office Sc
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BERRY & MINOR. Attorneys. 7o5 Colombo Bldg.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding Equity Court. The Pur-
chase Company. corporation. complainant -
2s7-Order Of publication: The object Of this suit
is to establish compainants title b. adverse
sion to lot lettered ''B" in Palmer Brscoe and
Others subdivision Of original lot numbered ~
in square numbered five hundred and ffty-eght
55D, IN the city Of Washington. District Of Co
lumbia said subdivision Is recorded in Liber B.
at folio 1s of the records Of the Surveyors Office
Of the District d Columbia. On motion Of the
complainant it Is this list day Of November. 1910.
ordered that the defendants, Manton Eastburn.
william r. johnson. Mary E. johnson. Enoch Am
b. H. Palmer Brscoe. and Samuel Payne. they
be living. their appearance to he entered
herein on before the >forteth day. exclusive of
Sundays and legal holidays occurring after the date
Of the first publication Of this order and that the
unknown heirs devisees. ard alienees Of such Of
the said Manton Eastbum. William p. Johnson.
Mary E. Johnson Enoch Ambush Palmer Briscoe.
and Samuel Payne as are dad cause their appear
ance to be entered herein before the first
rule day occurring three months after the date Of
the first publication Of this ORDER Otherwise. the
will be proceedcd With in case Of default
provided COPY Of this order be published for
three months once a week for three successive
weeks for the first month and twice . month for
the two succeeding mouths in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald. By the
Court: WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Jmtce. A
true copy-Test: (Scal) J. r. YOUNG. CLERK. By
w. r. LEMON Assistant CLERK.
dez,s.Na6 :3fe3.D
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR" /"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and ". TWENTY-THIRD STREET.
200. 300 tROyal Special. hours. $500 Royal
SpeciaD. I'll 90 m., q 90. 3 90 Royal Limited 5
hours. 500 800 p m. and l2l5 night 2:52 a. m
Diners and Parlor Cars day traiu> SleepeFs on
l2:I5 night open at 1000 p.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. n 90. 900, IL 20
a.. IN, q 90. 800 "a 80 n m.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days, Z 90 a. to 1000 p. m.)
'252 $500 t6:50 80, 30. $500. 's:D, 800
fs:3' 1000. I'll 90 a. m. 'lc:oo noon tl216, 100
:l:l5 200 $40. $50. 1870. 400. HAS 500
t5as. $50 800 go r7oo 500. 1900. 1850
1910 'u3c. 'l2:I5 night
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 's:10 a m. 'l:2 $50 D. m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUISVILLE,
's:lo a. 'i:lo 7. m. 'I2:lo night
PITTSBURG. .e:1o a. m. q b, s9:l0 n m-
'l2:S night. tSleeper ready 10 r. in.)
CLEVELAND. 's:lo p IN. COLUMBUS. $50 p. N.
WHEELING. 'o:lo a.. M. $50 p. m.
Schedules Of local trains at ticket Offices
'Daiy. Excerpt Sunday. :sunday only.
TELEPHONES at following Ticket Offices: IS7 @
st. NV. Main l59 6I9 PENNSYLVANIA ave-. Main rs:
Union Station ofice Main go.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Followins schedule figures published only
as information and not guaranteed
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
Asheville. 9 a. m. and 1o:f5 .. m. For Chattanoosa
and Memphis. 800 a. m. daily Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoosa BirmfnR-
ham. New Orleans 1910 p m. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA Nashville
Memphis. 4:lo m daily. tSieeping car o1en after
10 r. nj Dining car.
For Charlotte. Srnrtanburg Atlanta. Admission Bfr.
minGham. 4:l5 n m. daily. Dining cars
For Greensboro. Durham Raleigh Charlotte Co
lumbia. Charleston. Aiken. Augusta Savannah
Jacksonville. and Florida points so n m daily
Dining caR L. g. BROWN General Agent
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
BTRNEY { WooDARD. Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding Equity Court. Fannie s..
Talcott and Elizabeth S. Tacott. plaintiffs,
William T. Laight Frances Cottenet. Susan Dutilh
and Edward II. Laight. defendants No e7Os
Equity.-The object cf his suit is to establish Of
record in plaintiffs a good title in fee simple by
adverse possession in and to that part Of lot 3,
square 1896. in the city Of Washington District Of
Columbia, described follows: Beginning at the
southwest Of said lot and running thence
north sixty (6oD feet thence east nne hundred and
thirty J0) feet thence south forty and eight hun
dredths (i00S feet thence in . southwesterly direc
ton TO the line OF division between said lot nire
tN and lot ninety-six (96) TO the north line of
Massachusetts, avenue. and thence in a northwest
erly direction with Massachusetts, avenue hun
dred and six ilo6) feet to the place of beginning.
On motion of the plaintiffs. it is this 3oth day Of
November. 1910. ordered that the defendants. Will
lam E. Laght, Frances Cottenet, Susan Dutih.
and Edward II. Laisht, they be living. and their
respective heirs and devsees. il they be dead. and
the heirs or deyisees Of such Of them may be
dead. cause their appearance to be entered herein
before the first rule day occurring after the
expiration OF three (3) months after the first publi
cation OF this order. which is TO be published
twi,e a month for the period of three months after
the date hereof. such publication TO be made in
The Washington Herald and the Washington Law
Reporter. By ths Court: WENDELL P. STAE-
FORD. Justice. true copy-Test: (Seal9 J. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. By +. E CUNNINGHAM. Assist
ant Clerk. del.152.9 ja620 fe14
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Published only Information, not guaranteed.
aO p. m dsfly-For Virginia, West virEinia, an6
KENTUCKY points. Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati
and Louisville. Dining car from GordonsriI,e
$50 p. m. daily-CINCTNNATI ST. LOUIS-CHl.
CAGo SPECIAL. Solid train to st. Louis Win
Pullman leepen TO Chicago etors only at tmuue.
tant stationa Pullman's finest equipment and u 4
y. dinrg car, service Ia carte
n1o p. N. daily-F. r. v. LIMITED. far the
West. Southwest and Northwest Pullman sleeper,
to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati, and LouisyiIle
Cincinnati sleepef open for occupancy y n n.
c. o. dining cer. service Q b carte.
Ticket Omces NS Ps. ave-. I:D p It.. ara
Cuicn Station Phones Main l0oS 2a8 and n
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
DISTRICT COURTS
Court Of. Appeals.


Assignment for February 6: Special appeals
No. Davis United States. Attorneys Davis
Wilson
No L Gron vs.. Groh ct al. Attorneys Ridout G
Gertman-Maddox K Galley.
No. s. District of Columbia vs.. willett. Attor-
neys, Thomas-Per1y & Son and Dunlop
No. 6. Miller United States. Attorneys Davis
Laskey-Wilson.
Regular call:
No. I'LL. United States Trust Company vs. David.
Attorneys, Miner Baker-WoH & David
No. ISi. Tribby Hawtins. Attorneys Boyd
Collins. Hemans & Stewart
No. ID Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad Company Schubert Attorneys.
Mckcnney 4 Flannery-LeckIe, Fulton Cox
No. Is. Coberth vs.. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company. Attorneys. Gardiner-Douslas 6
Obear.
No. se' Yates ST.. vs.. Votes Attorneys. Leckie.
Fulton Cox-Ridout & Taylor.
No. seS. Birciiett. administrator Scale. At
torneys. Ridout Ambrose-Dariinston-
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
COUNTRY ESTATES.
Exclusive Agents
1853 G st. NV.

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL
Mansion. situated in the Northern Berk-
shire Hills of New England. House con-
tains ten rooms with all convenienceS;
one acre of ground plenty of fruit-bear-
ing trees; outbuiidingS: shade: fine well
OF pure spring water: excellent drives;
good motoring: trolley service; an ideal
place for summer home. Address all in
quiries to J. w. GURNEY. Adams. Mass.
-
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
PUT POISON IN COFFEE.

Mamie GARRISON, Colored, Convict
ed-Maximum Penalty IL Years.
A jury in Justice Wright's court, yes
terday convicted Mamie Clarkson, color
ed. of mingling poison with coffee pre-
pared for the Barrow family, In Dupont
circle, last May.
and had been discharged after a quarrel.
The maximum penalty is fifteen years
in the penitentiary.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.

cCdcUOLE IN EFFECT OCT. Z, iSla
Leave Washington, New Onion etatioa
80 q n--Dafly-An points On Norfeik and wen,
9ae p m.-Oa1y-Roaro&e. Bristol. Wlnstou-so,
lem, KnoHvfne. Nattanoues. Nsshyille. ~, -
laR Throush Sleeper. DiDihg Can.
t1 q a.-Fw Bristoa. KnoxyilIe CAattanoom
Heshvtile. and Aemphh waahingtoa NeapSio
deeper open 10 d -
f@ Nosfolk-Lease Wsshington. tA q. n asny.
erIivs Norfolk. In Q. N: I'm noon 6aily. erY9v.
Sor1oH. " ,. N. weekdays. Leavp Rjchnonl
u.noay. 40 p. m. anivs Nosfnlk. - n r..
~ n.-Dail1-Benyville. Luay. sSaaooAcsa
1ssaD ftua the ooulhvest aezjvs esS 4. =. ~
. -. and ms .. =.
esenD OmA Duna
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
Probate Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Estate Of Catherine II. Gaffani; assignment.
Estate Of Charles Watson: National Savings and
Trust Company appointed collector. Attorney Frank
Stetson.
Estate Of Lena A. Skunk; win admitted to pso
bate and record. Attorney, G.. F. WilliamA
Estate Of Lillian Chrimoud: letters Of adminis
tration sranted to John L. Smith; bond o( 81 .0m
Attosneys Archer K Smith,
Estate Of Agnes Obold petition for letters tesla
meptary. Attorney. G. E. Emig.
Estate Of Maurice >Manean; petition for probate
and record Of will. Attorneys. -Sheehy & Sheehy.
Estate Of Emily Z. Law: order for allowances.
Attorney. W. A. Johnston.
Estate Of Thomas p. woodward; will dated April
Q. 1885. filed.
Estate Of William H. Reese; win dated Septem-
Der I, 1De fled
Estate Of Gertrude Noll petition for letters tes-
eopentary. Attorneys. J. A. Toomey. p. L. Scant-
ling, v. L. Tocmey.
Estate Of Helel L. Mel. KimbaA: petition for
letters testamentay Attorney A. q. Bentley.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumtia holdin: Probate Court. No. 17e72. Admin
itntion-This is give notice that the subscriber
Of the State Of Maryland. has obtained from the
Probate Coat Of the District Of Columbia letters
tes4ametary on the estate d Frances b. sTompkins
late Of the District of Columbia. dccessed An per
scns having claims ssAimt the deceased aSe hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same. With the vouchers
theseof legally au4heuticsted. TO the subscriber On
W befcse the eth DAY or JANUARY. A. d.
lss: otherwies they may by law BE- excluded ffum
an benefit Of mid estate. Given under my hand this
l7th day Of January. ISL GEORGE BOND
HUGHES, Ammendale. Nd Attest: (Seal)
JAMES TANNER Regiter a wills for the Dis
trict a Columbia. Clesk q the Pfobate Court.
JESSE n WILSON. Jr.. Attorney. t3.1.fes
The Washington herald., 1911-02-03
D.maxe. of g2,5oo for De.th.

A verdict Of 2,5O0 damages was award
ed by jury yesterday to Charles A.
Merillat, administrator of the estate Of
Ellis Jones, against the Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company. Jones was a
passenger returning from the Beach Au-
gust IS. 1907. when he was struck by
switch lamp resulting in his death. Jones
was survived by widow and four child
rem.
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Circuit Court No. 4.

ANDfshScN
No. 45iss Pritchsrd Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; verdict for plaintiff for sl.lS
Attorneys. ID. W. o 'Donoghue- Hamilton, Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
sealed verdict ordered. Attorneys. J. A. Burka|t-
II. L. Davis.
No. s5.s. Rafferty, vs. Fisher ct al: time to heal
motion for trial extended. Attorneys. e. F.
Calloday-W. A. Johnston.
No. 5a1G. Tyler vs. Capital Traction Company
same. Attorneys. VI. y. Richardson-R. Z. Perry
& son and q. 7. Dunlop
Assignments fo- Monday. February 6:
No. 1ss. Saycrs vs.. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Decentralization. Colbert. Yerkes 4
Hamilton.
No. 3 Turner vs.. Nocnan. Attorneys. Gies
No IS shirley IS. Safrank. Attorneys. Mackey.
Lrscomb & Ryan-Gassie.
No I'll SheIlho-n r.. VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys. Downing. McNallcy & Forrest
Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. Isl. Karr vs. New York Continental Jewell
Filtration Company Attorneys. Masiel. Maddox
& Gatley-McKcnney & F1anrery.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
No 55-3 Regal Trust Company McGil. leave
granted plaintiff to file exhibit
No. 52lL. Ednlonds Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company; nonsrit taken. Attorneys.
l.. Putzfeldcr and Charles Bendheim-C. A. Douglas
and W. c. Sullivan.
No. a9,3. Applcgarth vs.. Southern Railway Gem
rany: verdict for defendant Attorneys Carter &
BrcOhe-HamlIton. Colbert, lerkeS q Hamilton.
No 5Ss9. Dawson Burrows: judgment for
plaintiff for $500. Attorneys. Arthur Peter-P. b.
Ray.
No. 5lei7. Thornton vs. North Chesapake Beach
Land and Improvement Company ct al. on trial.
Attorneys. Il. l.. Montague. ]. A. Moriarity-Ham-
ltcn. Colbert. Ysrkes s Hamilton
No. 50I5s Thomas rs. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company; bill of exceptions extended. Attorneys.
W. ]. Lambert. r. H. Decentralization Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton
Assignment for today: Motions.
No. l. Ebts Lynch. Attorneys. Glassie-Mar-
shall.
No. {. Buchanan Sloan 4 Co. Attorneys,
Mitchell & Forrest-Tncker. Kenyou & Mcfarland.
No. 5. Loders Baltimore Ferru Concrete Com
pany. Attorneys. Sylvester & NcLaurin-Bradley.
No. Markwood Nash. Attorneys Leckic.
Fulton Ccx-Wilson BarkSdale.
No. ;. Mcracken VS. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Collsday. Sle1nan & Lerch-Perry & Son.
No. G. Stewart Trinity A. NJ. E. Zion Church.
Attorneys. Moulton-Birney & Woodard.
No. T. Emmons VS.. Bentley. Attorneys. Mulaly-
Graf & Forrest
No. Hill vs. Georgetown and TennaIlytown Rail
way Company. Attorneys. Lnmbert-Darlington-
No. g. Ontrich Prentiss executor. AttorneyA