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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-10
Is PROTECTING ITS INDIANS
government Of Brazil rrs,, r..
WIN soIlei'ude and III, Re-.
suits are Good.

The Brazilian goyernn.0
". nave found way Of de,yps v,,s
-. INDIANS which is altogtber a,,'
. ',ht from that 90 eStepsss,s vi
lU,stSo IN North America ,se,o ~.
w.. ''nz"rs proceeded on IN, sss,n -
! Indians" 'nuIhns IRE dead
9Th.
l.r, Zoe government OF Brazil. ,,v,
-. 'one du Sud Of Rio 40 i,.s az
,o,,e Always occupied with mora .. ~
Iot y, rue 10 The RmelloratIon o, m.
ons =, tue natives. who are va, nnr, Wv
In II great part OF the count,
cnra. snort space OF time the mos, ~
's'ns results have been oh,s,,ss
D., 80" number OF tribes n,o,..,
civlIi,o. administration. are becomiSs
Of th,s 'uIe by little. The re,nI,
of cni,,, an Increased productlon
su,,I'Hted foods Offering sna.. ,un
mi, "ses to an industry cor.,s,,S.
w., o' hunting and fishing 49,
nd,eono" o sole resource of man
,nrsna "oas tribes In m. s,.,a
oos n"s The Indians belonT,nv %, o.
me-, pari 10 the nation Of ,ha ~, Gu. me
,ais" ' are cultivating their ,onS S"h
alive. y, ana sweet Ro,atoes TSs
ma OF the valley OF the -,..
,snr nav, nave recently Constructed r'
,vertba,a s, very crude. II ia trne h.,
SIS" eea' step In their prog.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-10
Eighth Grade.

There never was time when
people appreciated the real
merits OF Chamberlains' Cough
Remedy more than now. This
h shown by the increase IN
aNles and voluntary testimonials
from persons who have been cured
by IL. II you or your children are
troubled with = cough or cold give
IL \ trial and become acquainted
with its good qualities. For sale by
John Boyden a Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-10
COALVILLE NEWS.

r. J. Lewis Ii in salt Lake on
business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Wilson were
Ogden visitors this week.
Lost Parcel contalng Lace aud in
ssrtion. Return to this office.
Mrs. Samuel Gentry went to Salt
Lake Monday to visit with her
daughter.
Lawrence Wilson was up from
Ogden Sunday and Monday to visit
his parents aud another.
Mrs. q. q. Rsdden was called t.
salt Lake Thursday on account oI
the illness of her mother.
John 4. Beard came In from ore
gon seveyeral days ago for u shor
visit with his parents.
Miss Eva Wellington Of Pocatell,
has bueu visiting h re- for a wc.l
D ''sist t.- aas,-t.. Nau DI..aa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-10
MORGAN NEWS

MORGAN, May Mrs A.,
uefson OF Peterson, va, operate,
on by Dr. l.. X. pugmirc o,
'soen Tor cataract, the on,r.
'.'oh proving a thoro succss.
N'N' Peterson Row reads win
ont glasses. '''
'r'N'de"t II,iner, Commits
s'oner cIiddlc aud Mr.. s,sn-
r mouse Use the committee appointed
oy the Commercial club, to a,HI
''"d the convention, at Evan. !
S,on' Tor the purpose of securin. |
'"e uranScontinentll Autouos
o'le road, has returned with III,
'e'lei that they were successful
ana the people OF Morgan co
nope so. 1t is reported tina, iii
the road comes tins way, il w;l, I
mean that we have Commo nc -
resort the EIecuict Light plant L
'nd the road across the nom. fe
.''' rom the Hard Scrabble to ri
Salt Lake. >"
The new rock crusher h.. -;
been installed at the NJ. c. NJ f.,
l. lime kiln, to test out the rocl. q,
At that point. ~
Two carloadcs of pipes have
'r'''ed for the Richviile wo,cr SCI
'y>tem. Is a.,
The M, c. NJ. l. have ms,
two car loads OF Ore. cor
ION finished lumber. OF
The Stuart Hotel is UNDERGO.
's some improvements, in the geo
'Perlng, painting, and the ope
lie installing OF anew hath Geo
'om. ,.
charley condic's little daugh. Cha
! Vera, is suffering from a autl,
'Ioeated shoulder, caused inter
I'm falling down stairs. ,at,;
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-10

The frst-ciass job is the cheap
est for the customer, and the best
fer the printer. A good job pro-
duces a fine effect, means some
thing and brings results. Results
count.
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rhete Was 4 nlr.-.,.s

a local Protestant clergyman has
u''ld'd much 10 The Disappointment
OF his congregation. TO acce,t n ca,,
20 another pulpit In an eastern city A
re" days ago, one Of the teigbbors
and said: ''er'
Blnnktown Is he7" W "''" IN
I'm. ihe Il''lc boy looked up ln,urpriso
,, on; no." he said. Only y sreacb
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COUNTY oFFIcHRs.

Commissisnors-W. D. Lewis, Law
Pearson, Henry ". HIleG
Clerk. NJ. HiGon.
TreAsurer-AleIAnder Wright
Attorney. T. johnson
Recorder. ElwoSd Carrut'
Assessor-w, o. Stephens
Sheriff John c, ooHsy
suryeyor-R. A. Jones
Superintendent Of seho 80. A
Cooper.
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ir you are wise
You II pAlrsniss
Those who advertise
In The CoAlvills Times.

Poor appetite is sure sign OF
impaired digestion. A few OF Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
will strengthen your digestion and
improve your appetite. Thousands
have been benefited by taking those
Tablets, sold by John Boyden a
Som
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What Utah Day
Means 10 VI
Continued from Page /.

experts, In his testimony before
commit. NJ Congress, recently tea
He'd that there was enough iron
lion country to make Utah RI
~ Pennsylvania nr Alabama In I
steel Industry Of America.
The almost superhuman vlsi
of such men "a Hartman eau,
hi n TO name Salt Lake city rs {
Of tho four largest cities OF I
Uaited States and with his asso
ates 10 become Interested In Z
railroad and coal. iron aud
industries Of Utah.
For tho newcomer from temp
ate climates no greater opDortl
tiles are to be found In the wo
than are found In Boxeldor, Gao
Weber, Davis, Salt Lake or U
counties.
For settlers from the south or
sunny climates Of Europe, Uta
Dixie bids him welcome 10 her p
pstuAl sunshine, grapes, pescl
and semi-tropical products.
To the hcrsdsman Of the mid
west who has by the advancem
sf civilization been limited
small fields for his iiocks, the 90
tics Of San Juan, Wasatch. Orr
Summit, Kane, Garfield, Uintah
Wayne offer their vast ranges
timber and we'll watered land.
For the farmer not acquair
with irrigation but with n do
minAtion to work and make u no
the dry farm lands Of Utah
yield bountsous returns Thro
tho enlarged homestead act he
obtain n homo ot three hume
aud twenty acres.
To the capitalist, n virgin fel
opportunity In mining, mann
turtles. electrical development, J
CATION projects, otc., lie untonoho
After rviswing these splended
sources Of our mountain home =
ue tho rightful heirs sell our bi
right for n mess Of pottage,
q Esau like. wander of Z b
ting y hom. In Canada, Mss
South America, or nelg
/ ing states? Advisory TO 81
I wander back and buy n small
Of tho land we once sold, 70
. figure larger than We got
/ the whole place. why this char
because the new owner worked
land and made II fruitful.
From this example Utah
should mean 10 yen and me
that the cry Back To the soil
Aot an Idle one.
In closoing, Utah Day meat
me that should study, sppprecl
aud use the opportunities nea
hand. | shSuld beautify my h
and surroundings that Others see
my good works will 20 and
likewise. | should pull for Utah
her people, first, last, and all
time. | should boost and not kno
lie like tho IFishmRn whOou ne
ing his own country was shout
"Hurrah for Ireland, he wins In
! ruptsd by a poor narrow contrSC
. soul who shouted In AN tnsoI
, manner, "HurTAh for He'll. ""Th
: night" rstortsd the IFishm
"Fyery man for his own sOuntl
LEILA SToCKNA
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-10

Lame back Is usually caused by
rheumatism OF the back. for which
you find nothing better than Cham
berlRin's LinimSnt. For sale by
John Boyden 4 Son.
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'll Times Supplement

Hcber Durrant, while draw
ing a drill behind Il wopo,
was flown out and his shout,
der disloci,cd.
Mr. Lyman, the Morgan
1"SElst, met wiki a painful ac-
dent from running large silver
under his finger nail.
-. Dr. wadsworth. the old re-
i'OIe war horse Tor the Repub-
mean party, reports that he *
III possession Of I'LL the diFe,ep,
pamphlets and campaign litter .
allure for distribution .
Harley Croft Of Enterprise i, /.
very i'll with what seems IN
DC Stoppage Of the bowels.
A. X Bowman, county super.
attendant Of the school is III.
proud ia'her ola fine baby boy.
While geItin, ont fire wood
'anlel Mercha,c slipped and q
IT. aud sustained three broken II
bs. n
CITY Council Of last Monday tc
gut appointed a committee u"
+ the purpose OF looking mn a T.
c Tor a city park rs
iiyrnm Adams un lcrwcnt . lot
.lous operation FRIDAY. and I To'
doing uicely. cou
lyman Mecham, the road ~
n'n''''oncr' ha, a large force civl
men at the state road. OF Of
Dr. Lee the veterinary sur adv.
" was called to pe,fo M an been
ration on a mare of Uvr lndiI
'ry's. '"' Para
most
is repor,ed ,i., Gang
=, >, ''"' Professor MALI
Tics harding the mu,;o natiy
loritv and cr;,;. Tibas
al. ''S intends sugar
''S opening a musical cs- never
shmeut ue,r Al, reSs. -
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nnds them very eifesiuAl and doing
her lots of good" II you have any
trouble with your stomach OF bowleS
give them u trial. Ror sale by John
boy den 4 Son.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

state gnvinccrs once, salt Lake CITY,
Utah. AprilL 1919.
Soticc tshereby giycnthAtg, W .tAmhournc.
whoso post ONCE address Il salt Lake Uity,
Utah, hA, made application In accordance
sith thci requirements OF the Compiled
Laws Of Utah. iVT. ~ amended by the RS
sion Laws OF Utah. iOlo And 1911, t. appropi-
Ata my ,60l cubic feet Of water per second
A. irnw silver Greek. summit County, Utah.
said water will H. Diverted at q point
which lies 20 feet north VI the southwest
corner OF Section ITownships south. Range
.-,lsSz. salt Lake baso Of meridian. iron
~asrsg "a will he conveyed by means Of .
b. . anal for distance OF Ism feet and .iherv
y,Ars aurAnE the period from January 10
nee,,,sndI al. Inclusive, OF each year Tor
.s,ielna purposes. After having been 20
.t,yirted and used. the water will be ro'uTn-
"a To the natural channel Of the stream NJ
,,o,nt which lies l.IOO feet west OF the north
,,s.t corner Of section l, Townships south
uanue enst, salt lake base aud meridian
,rhis application u desisnated In the state
ungineer'. once ~ No. Uia
All protests against the granting OF sale
.onurntton stating the reasons therefor
,na,, he made By anidAyit In duplicate An'
n,aa IN This once within thirty lOl day
~t,er the completion OF the publication q
this notice ,,,.va
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-10

Lame Shoulder is nearly always due
to rheumatism Of the muscles. and
quickly yields to- thu free application
81 Chamberlain Liniinrnt. For sale
BY John Boyd 4 Son.
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Classified Advertisements

Want advertisements cost . cent.
per line per week you have any.
thing to sell or trade, thi, depart.
m.nt will de- It for you. IN other
words use a little printer, ink
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uood printing nsics for COED susi
n.s.. The Time. satisfies its Ps,ros'
Iut these two facts together.
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Take The Times and get all the
Coalvilie and summit county news
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Compare The Times with any OF the
other county papers and see II We do
not print more county news than bots
the other papers combined. OF course
sre do
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house and will be in position
to furnish the people with every
'l'ns from Jews harps to
pianos.
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Mr.. Merchant; By jsaisious saver.
Using the gates Of success win ~
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Notice 70 Advertisers Changes
,lys. must be In not later than Wedn'
lay mornings Of each woek. Chan
your adys. often, but got them
,arly.
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r. J. Lewis Is in salt Lake on
business this week.
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rur locals in local colunn. 10 cts
lrr lice for lst insertion. . cent
subsequent.
Reader. with heads, Z cents u
insertion; 3 cents subsequent.
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Lost Parcel contAing Lace aud in
sertiOn. Return to this office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-29
CUSH ON SLOPE
49,. Much PLEASED
SAYS THEY. HAVE SUMMER
WEATHER OUT IN CENTRAL
PART OF THE STATE AND
THERE ARE MANY FARMERS
THRESHING.


Summer weather out on the slope
threshing going on on every side"
is what Walter F. Gushing said this
after his return from a trip
to Mandan and Bismarck.
"The weather vas simply delightful
out on the slope. said he. TT was
ais pleasant as any day in summer,
threshing is going on every
There is a great deal of grain
remaining to be threshed, the most of
it being flax and the farmers are
pleased that the weather has favored
them so we'll as it has. ] met many
Of my old time friends while away
from Fargo and was very much
1itased to see them.
ION my way back L stopped in the
city of Bismarck, and although 1t has
been only a little over three years
since / left the state capital, / can
see marvellous improvements every
where in the city. The town is grow
ing nicely and I believe that in time
there will be a large city there. There
cannot help but be. The fact that
there is a railroad running north and
south, and east and west, within ac-
cess of the city will make it grow even
more than 1t has been growing in the
past three years. All of the old timers
there are well and getting along nicely
and everybody is happy over the har-
vest and the general business OUT
look"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-29
Moorhead News
MOORHEAD Wins
IMPORTANT SUIT
CITY ATTORNEY RusTAp ADVIs-
ED THAT SUPREME COURT AZ.
FIRMS JUDGE NYE WHO DENIED
NEW TRIAL IN CASE OF sEVERT
sIVERTSoN.

A telegram from Atty. Morton Bar
rows to City Attorney Rustad, this
morning. told the latter that the SUI
preme court of Minnesota, today had
handed down a decision in the case OF
Severt Sivertson VS.. City of Moorhead
affirming Judge Nye of the district
court of Clay county in the denial of a
new trial which ends a case which in
volved several points of interest to
municipalities.
The plaintiff Sivertson was an m
ploye of the city in the water and light
department and received an injury to
one of his legs in an accident. Through
McEnroe & Wood of Fargo he
brought suit to recover damages to
the amount Of $25, 900. The case was
tried before Judge Nye in October, 1911,
and after trial the jury returned a
verdict in favor of the city. Later the
plaintiffs counsel moved for a new
trial which was refused by Judge Nye
and upon that an appeal was taken to
the supreme court of the state. The
latter affirms Judge Nye. In the trial
of the case City Attorney Rustad was
assisted by Atty, Morton Bowers, who
represented the Casualty Company of
America the city carrying a policy in
that company. The decision a
that the plaintiff is mulcted in the
costs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-29
""CASCARETS" BEST
FOR The BOWELS
THE MILLIONS OF cAscARET
USERS NEVER HAVE HEAD
ACHES, CONSTIPATION, BILL.
BUSINESS OR SICK STOMACH.

1t is more necessary that 9 keep
your Bowels, Liver and Stomach
clean, pure and fresh than 1t Is to
keep the sewers and drainage Of a
large city from obstruction.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets-or merely forcing a pas
sageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This Is
important.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
system the constipated waste mat
ter and poison in the intestines and
bowels.
No odds how badly and upset you
feel. a Cascaret tonight will straight
en- you out by morning. They work
while you sleep. "A 10-cent box from
your druggist will keep our head
clear, stomach sweet and our liver
and bowels regular for months. Don't
forget the children--their little in
sides need a good. gentle cleansing,
toos-AdYta
49,
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bushels; week ago $685., 900 bushels.
Liverpool-Wheat: Yesterday wheat
closed strong and 1 1-Sc to / $3.50
higher on heavy covering due to the
general torrential rains In Argentine
and reports of damage. Winnipeg was
$50 to 7-sc higher, and the continent
was bidding freely for cargoes arriv-
ing. Corn was $3.50 higher in sympathy
with wheat and lighter arrivals. This
morning the wheat market opened l-Sc
to 3-Sc higher than yesterday with a
continuation of covering on the un~
favorable weather in Argentine, firm
ness in Winnipeg and Buenos Ayres
and a good demand for cargoes. Fol-
lowing the opening there was free
realizing and prices declined 1-2c to 1c
on a cable received this morning from
Argentine reporting h weather now
nearby months were well supported
with predictions of lighter worlds
shipments this week.. At 1880 p. M,
the market was easier and 1-2c to a
lc off, the opening and 3-Sc to 3-4c
higher than yesterday. Corn opened
inquiry for plate cargoes, lighter Ar
gentine stocks. Later there was a de-
cline Of 1-4c to 3-SC in sympathy with
wheat, At 1880 p. m, prices were Lac
to 3-SC off from the opening and LAC
to 3-Sc higher than Wednesday,. Our
heavy general rains have fallen, be-
coming the torrential in parts and
lighter in the far north. Wheat is
thought to be damaged. Buenos Ayres
closed firm lac higher on
covering, due TO heavy ain. Corn
country offers and decreasing stocks.
Oats closed / 1-Sc higher on the un-
weather.
BroomhalI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-29
MELVIN HILDRETH
MAY CARRY VOTE

A Fargo boy in the person of Melvin
D.. Hildreth, son Of Col. M. A. Hill
dreth. may carry North Dakota's cleo
toral vote to Washington in March,
according to fastest political gossip in
democratic circles. Charles S. Whit
lesey. president of the North Dakota
league of Woodrow Wilson clubs and
a candidate. for insurance commits
sioner during the recent campaign.
has started the movement for young
Hildreth.
1t is said there. are several candi-
dates for the place, which is a post
without salary but carries with it a
great deal. of honor and a nice trip to
the nations capital at a time when
the interest will be centered on the
events happening in hat city. The
other candidates for this honor are
also candidates for office during the
next administration and 1t is believed
by Mr.. Whittlesey Hildreth will be a
compromise.
Mr.. Hildreth has received high
praise for his efficient services during
the last campaign al secretary Of the
state league of Woodrow Wilson clubs
by such men who are prominent In
national democratic circles, as Senator
Gore of Oklahoma; Morgan L. Davies
of Wisconsin, who is spoken of for
Wilson's secretary, and Col. William
c. Liller of Indianapolis. His friends
in the city hope he will receive this
acknowledgment of his work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-29
Evening Grain Letter.

Chicago, Nov. 29.-Wheat: Rains in
Argentine and higher Liverpool mar
ket failed to stimulate any big buying
of wheat, and OIL the other hand the
receipts in this country caus-
ed free selling. Late in the day prices
were depressed by local selling ON un-
confirmed reports that peace agreement
had been adopted. Later reports how
ever, were not SO pacific. UnsettlemenE
still exists broad and disturbing
cables likely to come at any time which
we think makes the short side hazard
GUS, especially considering price levels,
We favor buying sic on all the easy
places.
Corn-Has been Influenced a good
deal by the weak Tone in wheat but
the perfect weather. conditions and re-
ported liberal acceptances of bids in
Iowa made prices a little easier. Shin
ping demand moderate. Market rallied
from early dip in late trading and SELL
ing pressure was less heavy. Ship
ping sales 120, 900 bushels. Don't over
look. diminishing Argentine supplies
and European record breaking prem
1ums. We a easily run into an ex-
port business that will tax transporta-
ton facilities.
Oats-Weakness in other grains
caused some selling of oats. Buying
scattered with fair support on the
dips. Cash sales 1885, 600 bushels with
100000 bushels for export. ~
N Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mrs. John M. Bayer has gone to
Good Thunder. Mimi, for a visit of a.
few days, expecting to return next
Wednesday. ...t~
The building used by the city as a
pest house was practically destroyed
by fire early yesterday morning. The
building which was vacant was owned
by A. G. Lewis formerly county auditor
in Fargo. The fire boys were rudely
called from their dancing party to go
and fight the flames. The structure
was doomed before the alarm reached
the fire department headquarters, but
the best was done that could be done.
The employees of w. II. Diemert,
tw~enty-four of them, were made
recipients of fine plump turkeys at the
hands of their employer, Thanksgiving
evening.
The annual dancing party given at
the New Columbia hotel by the mem
bers of the city fire department was a
success in every way. The large din
ing room vas crowded to excess In fact
it was wholly inadequate to accom-
modate all who wished to dance the
light fantastic. Every bordy had a good
time and it was the general expression
that ere another social season ome
along Moorhead will have a proper
auditorium to accommodate large pub
lie gatherings.
Among the guests at the Comstock
were A. r. Meeker OF Kragnes, l.. A.
| Wenz of Crookston, James Costello of
Casselton, N. d., and Gust Spooner of
Christine, n. D..
p. Hanson of Devils Lake. John
Tweeton of GAINESVILLE, III. G. Ryan
of Hendrum I'M w. A. Bolmfer OF
hotel today.
"A goodly congregation attended the
union Thanksgiving service at the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-29
DISTRICT COURT
AGAIN ADJOURNED
JUDGE TAYLOR ISSUES ORDER
MAKING OPENING OF ADJOURN
ED TERM OF COURT DEC. 9 IN
STEAD OF NEXT MoNDAY-AT
FERGUS FALLS NEXT WEEK.

Clerk Of Court McCubrey has re-
ceived an order from Judge Taylor at
Fergus Falls which further adjourns
the term Of court, which was to have
been opened next Monday, until Mon
day, Dec. 8, at 8 o'clock. The judge
is trying the celebrated Lake Lizzie
case at Fergus Falls and it is said that
there is such a mass Of evidence that
it has been found that it will occupy
the attention of the court at least
another week.
The attorneys have been advised
that the cases will be tried in the order
in which they were set before.
Judge Nye returned from Princeton
yesterday and will probably be in
chambers for a day or two. Next
Monday he will go to st. Cloud to open
the regular term of court for Stearns
county.