The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-27

morning. II was read informally
, however. Councilman Bradley moved
that II be given its FIRST reading, but
this motion did not receive second
Councilman Gerlich took an EN-
phntic stand against Il. saying that
tile city had no business to med
die with such matters. and II the
saloonkeepers wished TO abolish free
lunches, they might do SO without q
law being passed to compel tina,
action. No action whatever was
taken on the matter.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Judge Pfau OF the district. court
held a call of the calendar yester,
day and handled court cases as
follows:
The Merchants Collection Agency
against widell company, set for
March 25 at p. m.
Olga Durns against Burt Durns
set for February rs at 10 a. m.
Anna Mary Bergh against Nelson
Frances Bergh, set for February &c
at 2 p. m.
Elizabeth Buckley against Charles
Buckley. ct for March at 2 D. m
Minnesota Farmers Mutual In
surance company against Math
Halter, continued to next term.
George w. Monks against George
A. Mckinley and w. q. Hoerr, con.
tinued to next term.
Minnesota Farmers Mutual In,
surance company against Louis
wolff, continued to next term.
Anna Hogan as administrative OF
the estate of w. NJ Sellers, de.
ceased, and Anna Hogan, individual
ly, and Daniel Sellers, Jacob Sci
,lers, Elizabeth o'Donnell, Mary Nc.
Phee, George Sellers, Chauncey Sci
lers, Emma Sellers and Harlo Sci.
lers. against village of Mapleton
Roman Humid as president, Henry C.
Paegel. u. @. Argentsinger and T,
c. Busse as trustees, and John Al.
brecht as recorder OF said village OF
Mapleton, set for March 26 al
10 a. m.
Henry Miller against Edith Miller,
set for March 2 at D. m.
Gust Anderson against David s.
Law. ]. p. Anderson, Monnia Crow,
Orlando Chapman, William b. Chap.
man, Robert Chapman, Arthur b.
Chapman, the heirs of Maria l.
Chapman, also all other persons
claiming any right, title, estate, In.
terest or lien in or to the real
estate described In the complaint, set
for March at 2 p. m.
Henry Troendle against village OF
Mapleton ct al, set for March 26
at 10 a. m.
Pearl Z. Holmes against village OF
Mapleton ct al, set for March 26
at 10 a. m.
Josephine Foley against Coleman
]. Foley, set for March Is at
q p. m.
Sophia Amundson against Roman
Schaible, set for February rs at
q p. m.
Henry F. Leonard against o. A.
Thro and Emma Thro, set for Feb.
ruary rs at 2 p. m.
Fountain City Drill company
against II. @. Pritchard, set for
March 80 at Q p. m.
otilia A. George against William
NJ. George. set for March 81 at
10 a. m.
Harriet Frances Mills against
John w. Mills, stricken.
Casper Schultz against Frank
Reinhart and George 8. Scheuer, set
for March 81 at 10 a. m.
Pearl Pierson against Charles
Pierson, set for March 81 at 10 a. m.
Albert G. Bierbauer against Leo
@. Kiffe at al, entered and set for
March 16 at 2 a. m, a default
case. .-. ~
Minnie Matthews against Thomas
Matthews. divorce case. entered and
set for March 16 at 2 p. m.
Anna Davis against @. w. Davis
ct al. division Of property case,
default case, set for March 81.
From Tuesdays Daily.
No one subject aroused more gen
eral comment in Mankato today
than the new FIRE truck. F. A. Bruce,
the expert operator. representing
the American-La France company OF
Elmira, N. Y, arrived In the city
late yesterday. Last. evening the au.
to was unloaded from the car In the
Great Western yards and taken 10
the fire station. Today II was raced
all over town. II has gear rang.
Ing from FIVE TO sixty miles an hour.
With ten large men aboard II
climbed Agency hill. the steepest
slope in the city at twenty-five miles
an hour. Rides we're given on the
truck to the mayor, councilmen, chief
OF police, fire chief and several other
local officials. The apparatus can
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