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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
water For rorth r,a

once hV the W1rwood Water ana Tirht
company % lav an eight inch main
through North Warwood % eurrfy tbc
ihhahliants with water The line viii
~, .'Nt'Hlrd 20 the MATHEMATICIAN
company plant IN the rnanurscturtr,.,
district. now under construction TbtT
"iI give old GlennOva her FIRST water
supply.
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To Preach at Camp meeting.

The Rev. Charles Beachy. pastor OF
the WarWood Methodist church. accom-
panied by his wife. left last evening
Tor Enron. Ohio. 90 take part IN the big
country camp meeting that opened there
Tor several weeks. yesterday. The Rev
Mt Beachy viii deliver several dis
courses while he and his wife will sing
ouetH az the meetings. They expect 20
return 20 Warwood by next sunday.
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New store panartmnnt-

John D. Hunter. VINO recently pur-
chased the Warwood pharmacy in the
Lash building. IS stocking uis place with
line % shoes and mems wearing APP
Iarel. being the FIRST store Of its kind
60 be opened in south Warwood.
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four persons connected with the Per-
ronal Work League Of the Wheeling Y.
N. g. a.. will have charge or the morn
wood Methodist church. Suuds, ovri-1
q" the absence Of tho Rev. Charles
Ieachy from town
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STOCK Company opena.

Last evening the Bodish stock Com
panN opened a weeks engagement on
North Main street The company ar
rived here yesterday morning from the
interior OF the state and have excellent
attractions
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INC Fmrer1uCe rally rthst was 90
10y heen held % tho Warwo0d Pres
p. irrian church sunday has teen posf.
I'l 20 future date Tho rrrsfi-g
he addressed hy the Rev Edrsr
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Dog Bitea NJ

p. q hnl dor said fo belong o. potert
I.e " south Warw1od hif "a ne
wv %. mo name of Tumuffrr ON
'N' f1rd. last evening Tho v.aIr.r 40
dressed az tho Hunter rharmarv.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-08-16
HIS AIR CRAFT DROPPED

Winona, August 14.-In spite of
the treacherous air currents and the
unfavorable conditions for flying but
spurred on by an anxious throng OF
spectators gathered for the purpose
of witnessing an advertised aero
plane exhibition-a crowd that had
once before been disappointed-M.
Singh, twenty-eight years old,
Hindoo residing at Chicago, whom it
is claimed is a licensed Curtis flyer,
yesterday afternoon at the fair
grounds was badly, although not ia
tally injured in a thirty-five foot
plunge with his craft. The airship
was almost totally wrecked while the
birdman sustained a broken arm, a
severely cut head, body bruises and
a terrific shock when he struck the
ground. He is now in the hospital
where it is said he will recover.
The accident took place almost
directly in front of the grandstand
in full view of the great throng of
spectators.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and . is by constitutional
remedies. deafness is caused by an
nflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustation Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, deaf
ness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrah, which is nothing but an
inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrah) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrah Cure. Send for cir
culars, free. f. j. Cheney, & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
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Gilchrist corner in section 10, Yer.
non Center, northward to the center
of section 49, west to the township
line, west across sections 24-23-22
and II to the center OF 20, north to
the center of section II, west to the
west line of Is across the section,
thence north to the northwest corner
of section 6, Ceresco, there to termi-
nate. Adopted.
Ditch No. 81.
Petition of William Cooling and
others for a public ditch was re-
ceived and read. The hearing was
set for August 80, 2 p. m.
Adjourned to 8 a. m, July 8, 1912
Mankato, Mimi, Tuesday, July 8,
9 A. NJ, 1912.-A delegation from
Rapidan appeared and asked that
guards of some kind be established
on the road down the grade toward
the dam on the east side. 1t was
agreed to pay for half of the work
of constructing such guard of
large reinforced concrete posts with
chains connecting, extending from
the east end of the dam up the east
side, a distance of $50 feet. On the
other side of the road distance of
forty feet more or less as seems
needed. This the Consumers Power
company and William Eberhart will
pay the half for and R. E. Brown
will look after the construction of
these guards.
Adjourned to 2 p. m.
Two P. NJ, July 9th. Board met
as per adjournment.
1t was agreed to pay $50 on each
of two hills in Rapidan. One is call
ed the Madsen hill on east side of
the Maple river and the Chris John
son hill on the west side of the Ma
pie river, Rapidan.
Hearing on the petition for a
change of road in Lime township pc
titioned for by J. H. Rausch. Fifteen
men interested appeared. A remon-
STRANGE signed by twenty-seven tax
payers was received and read. The
greater number present was in favor
of the change. A few were opposed.
On motion it was decided to lay
the petition on the table.
Moved that the board proceed to
build state road No. as far as Good
Thunder under the Elwell law, pro
vided the necessary petition be pre-
sented and proper bond be furnish
ed. Carried.
Petition signed by r. l.. Houk of
Good Thunder asked for a change of
state road in section "a, Rapidan, and
section 3, Lyra, was recalled and
date set for hearing is August 80,
1912, 2 p. m.
The following named residents and
taxpayers within Blue Earth county
were selected for grand and petit
jurors: .. ....-.
Grand-L. T. Silkey, John began,
LeRay; John Gettel, Henry Kurth,
Decoria; F. H. Neubel, Albert Sill
Der, city, second ward Frank Hoerr,
Martin Alworth, third ward; Ben D.
Pay, Oscar w. Schmidt, fourth ward !;
Henry Nelson, fifth ward; c. w.
Miller, Washington Randolph, sixth
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ward; L. F. sorrell, South Bend; Al

ward; l.. F. Sorrell, South Bend; AL
fred Anderson, George Roberts, Jud
son; John Jones (Rome), Butternut
Valley; W. A. Hannay, Vernon Cen
ter township; Judd Cornell, Mapletor
township; John Rabenhorst, Mapletor
village; Ralph Healey, Beauford
Frank Rehse, Sterling.
Petit. ID. Morris, Eagle Lake
John Pitcher, Madison Lake; August
Trum, Decoria Charles Wershing
Lime; George Randig, Olof Rosquist
! city, first ward; John Theissen, Con
rad Mayer, second ward; M. l.. Fal
lenstein, George Scherer, third ward
e. L. Scoville, fifth ward; David e
Evans, sixth ward; d. E. Crane, Soutf
Bend; Charles johnson, Richard M
Jones, Judson; Robert G. Jones
Butternut Valley; Charles Cole, Will
! liam Fox, Shelby; William Davits
Amboy; James Morrow, Vernon Cen
ter Village; Homer Waite, Gardel
City; William Ward, Medic; Rober
YaeSer Mapleton township; j. P
/ Emerson, Mapleton Village; Charlie:
! C. BernGt, James Morrow, Beauford
H. M. Fisk, Sterling; James Weir
James Bryson, Lyra; Pat Gainor
Good Thunder
Application of B. p Robertson fol
a correction of assessment on rea
estate was on motion approved.
| Bond of the F. Desormoux Construc
ton company made by the American
Bonding company of Baltimore, Md.
for $44,S50 was found to be author
lied to do business in Minnesota, was
regular and on motion approved
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
F., Andrews, DR.. J. W., assisting
In operations SIS OF
| Andrews, DR.. J. W., expert wit
| hSSo 10 w
Andrews, DR.. Roy, expert wit
Barnard, Geo. D. & Co., goods II. OF
Bates, F. W., transcripts. ... BE-
Bowen, VIM. E., hauling gravel 525(
Blum, L. & Co., goods to poor
farm .............. 81
Brell, Carl & Son, goods to
poor ............... 10. O'
Brooks, Walter F., ditch work 81 81
Brooks, Walter F., road and
bridge work 100 81
| City of Mankato water rent :. IS. OF
Comstock, Phil F., road work. % OF
Consumers Power Co., lighting
! Jail and court house. ....... IS O!
Cousandier, Ed, goods to poor OF
Davies Bros, goods to poor 20 OF
Eversen, Hans, work on state
road No. 6. 81 81
! Farmers Mercantile Co., goods
to poor 2S. 81
Flo, Push & Brockmeyer, goods
to poor farm. ......... 33 OF
! Fowler, J. G., recording. ... So
! Franklin restaurant, meals to
! jurors ................. 8. 81
Free Press Printing Co., books,
! blanks, etc. ........... 55 AZ
Gacke, J. and Son, goods to
poor farm 81
Girvin, Earl, road work. ..... 32. OC
Girvin, Earl, ditch work. ...... 400
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cept the resignation of our coadjutor,

cept the resignation of our coadjutor,
d. P. Young, and that one so loyal
! to us and to his duty, faithful as a
co-worker, honest and capable should
be compelled by his failing health
/ to remove from this county where
he was known to and loved by all
1t is our earnest hope that he will
his future life will be happy in his
new home.
| Resolved, That inasmuch as the
sheriff has returned to this office
! a large number of uncollected per-
sonal property taxes for the year
| 1912, be it here ordered that under
| the head of Letter c all items I'M
collected be and are hereby cancell-
! ed, and all under the letter be
turned over to the county attorney
to be put into judgment
&C." lists of persons and amounts
cancelled as per resolution:
! Name of Person, Tax District. Tax.
| J. A. Ambroisch, city of MankatO 1921
Oscar Bierbauer, city of Man
| kato 9.46
Mrs. A. e. Cole, city of Mankato 4.73
F. f. Carroll, city of Mankato 1.S4
w. J. Coleman, city of Mankato 4.73
F. A. Cuff, city of Mankato... 5.5S
Mrs. L. l.. Dayton, city of Man.
kato ............. 2SS
l.. c. DeRosia, city of Mankato 2.31
A. ID. Douglas, city of Mankato $40
Peter Fasu, city of Mankato.. 5.92
w. R. Geddes, city of Mankato Is. Al
r. Hassett, city of Mankato.. 5.S6
P. H. Jordan, city of Mankato asa
Isadore Kaufman, city of Man
Kato .............. Avs
, John Knaub, city of Mankato 241
V. S. Miller, city of Mankato.. III
c. c. Owen, city of Mankato.. 5 So
G. G. Phillips, city of Mankato 5.S6
Geo. w. Rash, city of Mankato 416
John Ruder, city of Mankato 2.41
Fred E. Schultz, city of Mankato 2SS
H. A. Smith, city of Mankato Is "a
Mrs. S. c. Soule, city of Man.
RdtO ....... b. 10
Geo. Swarout, city of Mankato 81
Fred T. Ward, city of Mankato TIA
Mrs. w. NJ Wasgatt, city of
Mankato 539
w. r. Geddes, city of Mankato l 65
r. B. Flint, city of Mankato.. 1T
John J. Snyder, city of Mankato 16 so
r. Burr, Danville. ...... 81
G. Lataurell, Danville. .. 20
George Carter, st. Clair. .... AZ
F. A. Kost, st. Clair. .. Is
Rachel Murtaugh, Madison
Lake OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Rachel Murtaugh, Madison
Lake .................. $50
Fred Swanson, Madison Lake 1.36
William j. Murtaugh, Madison
Lake NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.35
Aug. Henschel, Mapleton Twp. 3 SIS
Mrs. C. Stromberg, Mapleton
Twp. .................. 2.O5
l.. G.. Coult, Decoria. .... 1.91
w. E. Stewart, Mankato Twp. - 90
Henry Stoffl, Mankato Twp. 4.O6
John Tachney, Mankato Twp. $50
Fred Widman, Mankato TWP. 251
Frank Zehm, Mankato Twp. l .43
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Virgins, C. H., hauling gravel 35. 90
Wise, John c., & Sons, notices,
etc. As. 33
Youmans, S., care of poor. 7.50
On motion board adjourned.
ROBERT MADIGAN,
Chairman Board of County Commits
sioners, Blue Earth County, Mimi.
(Seal)
Attest: Edgar Weaver, County Audi
tor and Ex-Officio Clerk of Board.
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Depot at Pipestone Robbed.
ION, Wedpeedav's DaiIv

There was bold daytime burg
larry at the Omaha railway station
in Pipestone last Friday. Some time
early in the afternoon the money
drawer in the office was opened and
the sum of $40.63 was taken there
from.
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Grover, S. M, board of engi7e or
neers .............!.. .!.l....! q .e01
Hallman, Chas. F., goods tor Il
poor :.... IL w
committee ~ ~
Hanson, Harry, hauling gravel %. 00'
Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co., goods hio' : l
to poor farm. ....... 56.7S
Emmanuel hospital, care of sick -
poor ..... o....!... 500
Jameson, Paul D., work on d =
road survey ..... $1,000. SUI
Johnson, Joe T., hauling gravel 64.75
Jones, John H., team for engi- =
neers ................ "a w
Kennedy, E. R., coroner's fees 80 As
Krause, Martin, painting roof
of court house. ~. +. 80. 90
Kron, Fred, goods to poor farm 1875
Krost, Geo. G., indexing.. ..203. rs
Krost John p, goods to poor. HOO
Larson, p, hauling gravel .:... 31.50
Lenzke, Otto H., work on state
road No. g.. % 65
Lewis, Edward E., hauling 7'''
gravel =. r.. r.. 22!75
Lewis, Edwin, hauling gravel. "A. 60
Liedloff, Dr. A. G., expert wit
ness Is 90
Lorentz, F. j., goods to poor 800
Madigan, Robert, road and .,,T
bridge committee ........... Sc 90
Mankato Citizens Telephone
Co., rental and tolls. -. So 40
Mankato Post, job department, .....,r
blanks, etc. ....-.,........;i- Al 40
McLaurin & Northrop, goods
and repairs ....,........... 81 As
Metropolitan Livery, hacks serv-,
ice ......................,... 1. so
Miller-Dayis Printing Co..,
blanks ...............; ..;r. 4 w
Moe, Norman, ditch work. 49,. 800
Moe, Harry, road work. ....... 1875
Moe, VIM. NJ, road work. -. %. IS
Monks, G. W., Lumber Co.,
coal to Jail and poor farm. >. 73, so
Merchant, w. j., switching lsa
charges 600
Neal, H. G., tent. ...... AS
Northrop, Harold, ditch work. 4.50
N. w. Telephone Co., rental 3,
and tolls 80. ...., >. il. SIS
Mutt, Edward, board of en-
gineers ......-.......:.,....1S.75
Olson, Ole K, road and bridge,
committee ........ Sc 90
Osten, Anton, sheriff's expenses sc. 90
Owens, ID. T., goods to poor. 49,. Al. 90
Parsons, Rev. James, expenses
Edna FELTON, case. :. 1890
Polcow, G., transcript, etc.. 3,19
Rowland, G.. H., goods to poor 10 90
Schneeberger, A. NJ, road and D..
bridge committee, ..a. .,..-2.J 40 80
Siebert, VIM, goods to- poor 800
Stahl, JOS, meals to- jurors 4 .55
Thorstad, Even, work, on state g.
road No. 33 rs
Township of Lime repairs on ~,
bridges ............ 1ZU, ~
Township of Danville, one-half o
cost of bridge. -. ..,..- .,a..,. 250. 90
Treleven, H. E., & Co., repairs tg
on typewriter, ....'.,. ..... 8. 90
Ulvin, 0. O., phone express, III
etc. ............ .... cont. I.9u
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-08-16
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of County Commission
ers, Blue Earth County, Mimi;
Regular Session.

Mankato, Mimi, Monday, July s,
1912.-'The board of county commits
sioners of Blue Earth county, Mime
sofa, met, it being regular session
and provided by statute. Members
present, Commissioners Robert Madi-
gan, Alec Hansen, A. Nj. Schneeberg-
er, Ole X. Olson, D. p. Young.
Minutes of the last session APP
proved. Vs.
county attorney of Nicollet county
were here and presented a plan for
repairing the CORTLAND, Cambria
bridge. 1t was decided to have a
committee meet with the engineer of
both counties at the bridge on the
18th of July, these committees to
have power to and at the time act.
Blue Earth county committee, Com
missioners Schneeberger and Han
sen.
Commissioner Hanson offered the
following resolution which was
adopted:
Resolved, That there be and Is
hereby levied on the taxable proper
ty of Blue Earth county, state of
Minnesota, two mills on each dollar
of assessed valuation. This to be
collected and used wholly for the
general road and bridge fund during
the year 1913 as provided by Chap
ter No. %. G. l.. 1907.
Resolution offered by Commission
err Schneeberger. Adopted.
Resolved, That there be and is
hereby levied on the taxable proper
ty of Blue Earth county, state of
Minnesota, a percentage sufficient to
yield for the various funds the fol-
lowing amounts:
Interest on court house bonds. $4,000
Sinking fund ............... 1000
Poor support ............... 1000
County purposes ............ $4,000
We, the board of county commits
sioners of Blue Earth county, state
of Minnesota, estimate the amount
necessary to be raised by taxation to
meet the current expenses of the
county for the year 1913 to be as
follows:
Interest on court house bonds. $4,000
Sinking fund .......... 1000
Support of poor ....... 1000
Making record of births and
deaths 1000
Books, blanks, etc. 1000
Support of municipal court. 1000
Support of Jail. 1000
Support of district court . $4,000
Salaries Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 900
Commissioner ID. p Young present
ed his resignation as county COM
missioner for the second district. eff.
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Fred Widman, Mankato Twp.

Fred Widman, Mankato Twp. 4.95
VIM. OFT, Sterling. ..... sos
Trangott Boettcher, Lyra. $500 4.54
w. ]. Kampf, Good Thunder. .06
Jas. Schram, Good Thunder. 400
Frank Nelson, Rapidan. ....... .33
Aug. Hiltengren, South Bend. 1.5S
J. H. Albright Shelby 3 16
G. A. Gilbertson, Shelby. 1.39
r. Rahbein, Shelby. ...... 6S5
L. Shouts, Shelby. 90
o. B. Peterson, Amboy. ..... 5 AS
Clay Shoefoet, Amboy. ...... 2.75
Rush Coffman, Vernon Center
Twp. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
W. L. & Orris Spence, Yer
non Center Twp. .......... 3 SO
w. F. Kleist, Vernon Center Vii. 6.36
Quimby estate, Vernon Center
village IS. 90
Clarence Kennedy, Lake Crys-
tai INSTRUMENTATION. L 80
Paul ID. Neff, Lake Crystal. 80. 1.73
Jas. E. Swenson, Lake Crystal 2.37
Thos Evans, Lake Crystal. -. so
Geo. w. Neff, Lake Crystal. .09
S. Nj. Simons, Lake Crystal. 20
Edwin Jones, Judson. ......... .SS
Ed Purger, Judson. ........ Alb
John Johnson, Ceresco. 4.72
Carl Brandt, Lincoln. ..... 1.79
f. Tilton, Lincoln ... GA
John T. Davis, Butternut Val
ley ........... l.9o
a." The following is list of
names and amounts ordered return
ed to the clerk of the district court
for judgment
Names of person, tax district. Tax.
Arthur Bennack, city of Man
kato NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S23 TO
w. X. Buffham, city of Man
KaIO ........'.. Q. o9
C. o. Berg, city of Mankato... 5.S6
Cargill & Co., city of Mankato SO. AZ
Chas. Fitzloff, city of Mankato 5.63
M. L. Gjestrum, city of Man
katO ............ 10. 10
Chas. Graf, city of Mankato.. SIG
T. j. Hupp, city of Mankato. 331
Patrick Kenney, city of Man
kato 7.57
j. A. LeClaire, city of Mankato 500
Mankato Journal, city of Man
kato ............... II SO
E. J. Moore, city of Mankato rs. 05
A. M. Morrison, city of Man
kato ................ 6.9l
John & Salisbury, city of
Mankato 7O.95
w. w. Smith, city of Mankato IA As
Standard Bottling Works, city
of Mankato ............... 10 16
Mrs. A. j. Wheeler city of
Mankato .................. 7.67
E. c. Wickersham, city of Man
kato ................... els
A. J. Gilman estate, city of
MankatO ga
NJ. Ousley, Medo. ......... IS. &c
M. Ousley, Medo. ....... Az
M. S. Kelley, Mcpherson. 49,. els
Thos. Devine, Madison Lake. 1O.79
John Murphy, Madison Lake. 3.77
G. F. Juliar, Decoria. 49, 16
Arne Johnson, Lake Crystal. 16 so
Resolved, that state road No. IA
be and is hereby extended from the
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Commissioner ID. p. Young present
ed his resignation as county COM
missioner for the second district, ef-
fective tomorrow, July 9. This res
ignation was accepted by the other
four commissioners and the following
resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That with regret we ac-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
FANCY DIVING
CONTEST TODAY
FIRST EVENT OF THE KIND HELD
IN PENSACOLA WILL OCCUR AT
5AYvIEW PARK THIS AFTER
NOON AT a O'CLOCK.

Much interest is manifest in the
fancy diving contest to be held at
Bayview park this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Quite a number have entered
and more are expected today The
entries will close at 4 o'clock instead
OF IL, as previously stated. because of
the unsettled weather, as a number
Who want to come in desire to have
more time to practice before entering.
This will give opportunity for those
who wish to try out" before signing
up.
This is the first fancy diving contest
that has been held in Pensacola, where
a system of points will be awarded for
the various forms of diving. The
points are graded according to the
difficulty of the dive.
There has been a great deal of div
ing In the waters around the city but
a very few have paid attention to the
various kinds. neatness of form, etc.
The object of the contest today is
educational as we'll as entertaining
and a large crowd of bathers will, no
doubt, be out to witness this event.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-14
CIRCUIT COURT
D|SPOSES OF A
NUMBER CASES
ALTHOUGH NO TRIALS OCCURRED
YESTERDAY, SEVERAL CASES
WERE GOTTEN OFF THE
DOCKET, EITHER THROUGH
SETTLEMENT BY AGREEMENT
OR DISMISSAL.

Although the docket was cleared of
a number of cases, some of them being
settled by compromise, while others
were dismissed by the court. there
were no cases tried in the circuit court
yesterday and soon after converting
the jury was excused and court adj
journed until 10 o'clock this morning.
at which time the case of Aubrey
Maura VS.. M. c. Boley, which is an
ejectment suit, will be taken UP. r.
Pope Reese is attorney for the COM
plainant and E. c. Maxwell is the
representative of the defendant IN this
suit.
The unlawful detainer suit of ]. S.
Reese VS.. A Nj. Mcmillan, which want
to the jury Wednesday afternoon. re-
suited in a mistrial. the jury not being
able to agree. There were two of
these suits and the other one was
dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff.
The damage suit of the Southern
Taxicab Company VS.. p. E. Hannah. j.
@. Van Pelt and VIM. Fisher for dam
ages amounting to $4,000 was con-
tined until the 21st.
School Teachers Case Dismissed.
The suit of Miss Louise Austin, the
young lady school teacher who
brought suit against the Pensacola,
ST. Andrews & Gulf Steamship Com
by being knocked of the wharf by a
barrel, which was being unloaded from
the steamer Tarpon, and IN which she
was given a verdict for $1,000 at the
last term of the circuit court. the
case being appealed to the supreme
court, reversed and remanded. was
dismissed from the court at the
plaintiffs cost. The amount for which
the suit was brought was $4,000. The
plaintiff was represented by John P.
Stokes, while defendant was repre-
scented by Blount & Blount & Carter. i,
The case of Mrs. Emma J. Smith,
administrative, VS.. the Pensacola Elec-
trio Company, in which she sought to
recover damages amounting to $4,000
on account of the death of her hus-
band, through the alleged, negligence
Of the electric company, was COM
promised and settled out Of court
The terms of the settlement were not
made public. j. c. Avery represented
the plaintiff. while Blount & Blount &
Carter were attorneys for the de-
PENDANT.
In the suit Of H H Dewitt VS..
James McHugh, for damages amount
ing to $1,000, J. N. Hutchins. attorney
for the plaintiff, entered a request for
a dismissal of the suit.