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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-22
From Mondays Daily.

-TsF
 Chiet Deputy ehsr;6 Guy 0 we.ol
 and family returned home today iron
 . few days visit ct Naoo with Mir
 wslchs' brother. Dr B 0 TsrbeiI. Mrs Bert Mscia ret.rnsd homo to
 day from brief vi.it with friends sl
 Bisbee,
 The Tom bstone contingent to ths
 Masonic convention at Phoenix have returned home, and report the largss,
 Masonic meet in yesrs.
 BORN-To the wife ::of Pedro Parasds, . daughter. February l3. 1914.
 Mrs Lafe Gibson is . visitor in the city today from her home at Glseson, She will remain seversi days visitipg with friends.
 Probation Officer and Deputy Sherif Howe returned today from Florence where he went to take come prisoners. On his way back be brought with him . prisoner named o:.c eaechman, charged with break. ing into house at Msscal.
 Rodger Saunders and Family were visitors in the city yesterday from Gleeson and spent the day with Mrs Saunders mother, Mrs B Holland.
 Contractor F K Williams has just finished decorating the interior of the PRosFEcToR office and the same now oresents . neat appearance, the panel- ng ard grAining of MT Williams being ] work of art.
 Jim Wolfe of the San Pedro is in own today on business.
 Supervisor Rock returned home to- lay from . several days visit at the auch in the Bsrbacomsri.
 Manager Gardner of the Huaohuos Water Company rdturned home today rom . several days visit st Phoenix
 YG MelRren returned home today rom . several months visit in Los Apgeles.
 Miss Mszie Webster returned home from . visit to Bisbee with riends.
 The trial of Jaf A Feiksr, charged Tith the murder of his fsthsr.in law { Pirtleville several months ago. has cen On the whole of ,odsy. Most oi he forenoon was taken up with the of . jury. and this afternoon !: he taking of the evidence wAs started. { is expected the trial will last ssv- rsl days.
 Fred Durazo. driver for the Me- 'herson trAnsfer, met with . pecolisr nd unfortunate accident Saturday 1 morning while whistling on . piece 'i stick with . pocket knife. In ome unscc ountsble msnnsr the knife | Tipped from the wood and inflicted sn 'gIy gssh across his mouth. Five tiches were required to sew the wound together, and he will bs both' red considerably for time.
 A Mexican oonyict, serving sn inc sentence of from five 'esFs to life i'm prisonment, escaped rom the Forest station prison camp ate Thursday. Of6cers were engaged Q looking for him but without succsss Is far ss could Ss learned.
 vG Meileren, John J Pesroe, c L ,umminps and A H Gardner have re- igned e directors of the CommoL- wealth Extension Mining Company md iu their places M Brophy, o L Jones, L A Brown and August Hickey nave been elected. This in line with 'hs change ownership following the cling of stock to the Bisbee syndi- ,ate by John J Pearcs and V c Mell- zren.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-22

Bi bee prop .............. IS.
 WARRANTY DEED
 Mary Cosby ct ooni to Anna
 Loigresn. land. ......... 1000 Margaret Light to Mary GAt-
 id. land. ... ............ 20 .. R Allen ct ux to J Wilson ct
 ux, land. . P Zagor, to E::ssndvich, Bis.
 oeS prop ooV .. Mr Anna Lofgreen to Mary
 Cosby. land, to securs.... SIS c shsrr to State Nut B&L
 Ass'n. Douglas prop. to se- Cure 1oOV sArIsFAcrIoS oY MORTGAGE M Hampe to c Aedigovich Cop City Brewing Go Co W
 etonehouse ct ux ........ - Wiiloox B & T Go to W 6
 dresser. r.............-.., W L'Hams to W David .... T Allairs to Ada Duncan. =. f Johnson ct sl Co Johnson
 Meat Go, Bistes prop, to
 oecuI0 oSVV .. R Hadden against San Simon Copper Go .....-....... 1000 .. NOTICE OF CLAIM OF PossEssoRY Julia Weaver, land ........ -
 REALTY MORTGAGE J Fioney to Bank Of Douelss Douglas prop, to secure =. 2C00
 cHATTKL MORTGAGE Johnson Meat Go 1pc to NIX Stevens, cash register. .... 20 J Elms to G Moling, live stock, to secure. ......... 765 .. B Davey to Tikkenap, au- tomobile, to secure. .. .. 300
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-22
Doings in the
 Superior Court

 The trial of James Selker charged with the murder of his father. in-lsw at Pir,leville occupied the attention of the court and jury today and the fate Of the defendant will probably be decided by the jury this afternoon. The following were sentenced by Judge Lockwood in the superior court Saturday, Jesus Pslomerez, not less than 1 nor more than 3 years.
 Felez Sombrono, not less than l nor more than IS months.
 Key. not less than nor moro than 5 years.
 Juan Puen.e released on suspended sentence.
 Ramon Leybss, not more than 5 years from date.
 Jurore released for the term were:- OJ Hurley W E Curumins Wilson DJ Grice Frank W D Delbridge Robt Jordan Jas Sheridan Wm F Koch Wm White The following special venire was res turned into the court by the sheriff having been ordered by the court:- B Chadwick Joe McLane Jacob Karlen I W Thsmer A H Mann Geo A Shirkey o P Osgood GO Nelson W Page sJ Peal L Offer SW Atwood E 0 Lewis H E Fletcher c Baker PJ Wetzel TUESDAY The jury in the case Of the state vs A Feiker, charged with the murder of his father-in-lsw ct Pirtleyil some time ago returned into court today, not hs, ing been able to come to ver- dict. They were excused and the defendant rem snded to the custody of the sheriff.
 Trial juror John .Ciochetti was ex- cused until March 2nd. | An order was issued by Judge Lockwood for a special venire of 15 Eurors returosble into court Tuesday kmerning 6, 9 o'clock.
 State vs Manuel Ramirez, continued Tor further setting. T stste vs Pedro Lopez. withdrew his Iplea no. guilty and entered 6 plea 7. of guilty of involuntary msnslsughter and wss released on his own recog- nizance to appear into Tuesday 24th for sertence.
 The following trial jurors were exs , cused for the teYm:-
 JN Chapman J NJ Enochs
 A L Godfrey w Jones 6 8 Klufs A B Stsniger
 E K Springer CF Thiele ,RL Tummins w Whits PJ fite JB Chadwick
 All jurors were excused until Tuesa ,day morning at 9 o'clock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-02-22

PossEssokY RIGHT J Hodges, land ............ - sutan Ellis. land .......... = J Ellis, land. ... ......... - | R. [. MORTGAGE o Overlook ct uX to Bank of
 Dorglss, Douglas prop. to
 secure. .................. fOOO . J Jacobson ct ux to Gerdes
 Warren prop, to secure. ... $50 :. J McMullin to Mary Mcclure
 land, to secure. ..........- 800 :. R s'alliues ct nx to J Duncan Warren prop, to secure. 400 '. cHATTEL MORTGAGE J Camp to ! Seheerer, live stock. to secure. .......... 6l5 .. H Jobnson to Con Nat Bank of Tucson live stock, to se--
 cure 10000 8 Itule to Brunswick Bslke-
 Collspder Go billiard table POO .. Harmon to P Fulton ct d
 live stock, to secure. .... l5O .. N Martinez Co Brunswick.
 Baike-Colleuder Go, billiard
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Wilcox B & T Go to R Jor-
 usu ..... Ada Brown to W Sampson. willco1 B & T Go to Walter
 SnreWsoury.. U to R L Cromer. land. ....
 BILL OF SALE L Madduz to B Mahsu, Ford automobile ........... Mrs E Mcleod to Mrs s Hen.
 messy, Lowell prop. ....... 500
 WARRANTY DEED J Logic ct ux to W Alman
 Douglas prop ........... 10 .. T Grady ct ux ct al to F G
 Brown, Bisbee prop. ..-. 10 .. Anna White to W White ct si, Bishee prop. ........... 10 ..
 Q. c. DEED 0 Allen ct ux ct al to Myrtle Ashby, Bisbee prop. ..... 10 .. L Comey ct ux to E Johnson lsnd lO .. L Conner ct ux to Alice Co., mer. land. d.....,...... 10 .. Leigh Conner ct ux to Mary
 Graves, land d......... 10 .. Western Investment Co to J
 Douglas, Douglas prop.-.. 5000 .. Nettie Mccoy ct ccnj to J G
 Ro,,. no,cIss ovno
 c DEED Ids Gserer to Lola Liftchild
 Warren prop. iS .. May Naxton to Lola Loft. child, Warren prop....... 10 .-
 MINING DEED P Boyer to c Weston, mining
 prop ...-..-....... 4VV .. L Eugle to o Hull. mining
 prop s.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE H Whitaker to J Lane, land
 so secure. .............. 1000 :. Ma-eeh to the Brunswick-
 Balke-Collender Co, bile
 liard tables, to secure. .... 7lO .. Borderlsnd Lodge to First
 Nat Bank of Douglss, bil- Hard tables, to secure. 300 .. Rosetta Hsrris to J Finnsy Bisbee prop. WARRANTY DEED V worthingtou to Edith worthingson, Doaglas prop l ., 1 N Donsbos ct ux to \ Remick Dougissproo.........--.. zzo {. F Terrence ct ux to D Milner
 Bowie prop. SJO '. 4 Ban to J Cooke, Bisbes
 prop ......-..s-.-.. sVV . I rossEssoRY RIGHT J Bell, land. nd.............-. - R Preston. lsud d.......... H McLsndoo, lsod.......... - 1 Lushsr McLsadon, land. ..... - | rowxuTE DEED iJ 8 Williams to 2 Zsses,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
LIEUTENANT BYRD MADE
COMMANDMENT OF CADETS
Army Officer Succeeds Col. Jennings
&. Wise, who Retains Pro-
-

Information was received here yes
terday Of the appointment of First
Lieutenant George r. Byrd, Seven
teenth Infantry, United States Army.
10 the post OF commandant Of cadets at
the Virginia Military Institute. He
succeeds Colonel Jennings c. Wise. who
was relieved at his own request Of the
duties of cominandant, but is retained
for the chair of economies ut the in
stitute Lieutenant Byrd is n brother
OF former Speaker Byrd. OF the House
OF Delegates He Will report for duty
al the institute November =
The authorities of the Virginia Milf
tary Institute sought TO secure the ser
vices OF Lieutenant Harry II edges, who
has been acting as commandment. but he
was ineligible, the law requiring an
officer 10 serve II certain plumber of
years with his regiment before he can
lie available for detail. lieutenant
Byrd will remain ut the institute only
ten months. Application will be then
made for the return of Lieutenant
Hodges, who will at that time be avail
able under the law for Il term OF four
Years al the institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
WILL ARREST JOY-RlDERS
Police Announce Campaign to Check
Chcfts of Automobiles.

l.. f. Ford's automobile which was
stolen from before his residence. lS3$
West Grace Street. Wednesday night,
was yesterday found on the outskirts
OF the city. where it was left sup
posedly by the Joy riders who made use
OF II the night before. II was not
damaged.
Ordcts were yesterday issued 10 the
police 20 make every effort 70 apprc-
bend the persons who are stealing ma
chimes left on the streets. The officers
were ordered to stop JOY riders and to
i; lam MhoSc au.''nv 'heN , MErc
suspicious 10 their actions TO arrest
Them until thorough investigation
tain McMahon are determined to stop
the practice, which has caused them
and citizens of the city SO much trouble
during the last few weeks. and will
make serious efforts TO apprehend and
10 prosecute the guilty parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
CASE AGAINST MRS. WHITAKER
is SETTLED OUT OF COURT
There Will he No Further Prosecution
so Long She Remains Out OF
This State.

There Will be no further prosecution
of the. cases against Lillian Henley,
alias Ruth Freeman, alias Mrs; pa u,I,
of the State of Virginia. This sen
tence of exile was passed on the young
woman by Justice GrigSs in the &c Police 90
Ing worthless checks and of securing
money under false pretenses, which
had been brought against her by local
merchants, were said to have been
satisfactorily arranged.
With the dropping OF the proceed
ings against the girl the efforts OF the
said to have written the checks which
she passed, and to have kept her sup
Piled with new ones. VIII also cease; II
morning that tho young mans uncle
had paid more than $3.50 in straighten-
ing out the tangle of the checks, and In
prosecution. The name of the young
man is known to the police, but he dis
appeared shortly after the woman was
cral continuances in the case were Sc
cured before the hearing of yesterday.
the police endeayoring to scure addi-
cation OF the missing man.
The young woman was arrested in
Charlotte. n. c.. at the request of the
local police, and was brought back to
Richmond by DctectiveSergeant Krcn-
gel. She. is said to have told the de-
tective OF the mysterious man while on
ried to man named Whitaker living
In Charlotte. She said that she passed
the checks to secure funds with which
aker's uncle In New Mexico, who is
said to be wealthy, was informed of the
girls circumstances here, but refused
them as "giddy fooIs''
in n letter written to Chief of Police
Werner. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
SCHOOL LEAGUE FORMED
iinthusinstic Meeting Held mt Toano In
Interest OF Education.

Professor j., II. Binford. executive
secretary OF the Virginia Cooperative
ASSOCIATION. will probably return to
the city to-day from Toano. a school
place last Wednesday,, following a
meeting held In the high school, at
which patrons of the New Kent County
Secretary Binford, District Superin-
tendent w. Z. Coggin and DR.. H. U.
Stephenson. The following otticero
dent, DR.: Ii. u. Stephenson; secretary,
W. Jennings. This 3 EXPERIMENTATION rs sty III
work for tho Identification OF the
school grounds ambition the improve
Tho Toano High Schoolfis in u most
,flourishing condition. "A course In ag-
riculture has recently been ted,
and q plot OF ground consisting Of a
few acres rented for the purpose of
carrying. on farm experiments. :;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
GOVERNOR WIRES PARDON
FOR THOMAS DRUMMONC
Convicted Monday of Striking Another
Man nnd Sentenced to Ten
Days I'm .DaiI.

On the recommendation of Judge ID.
q Richardson, OF the Hustings Court,
Foikcs. Governor stuart, who was Mt
his home In Elk Garden, Russell Coun-
~, Yesterday afternoon, telegraphed
his secretary. Alexander Forward, di-
rectng the issuance Of pardon to
Thomas Drammond. who was convicted
OF assault and battery in the Police
Court last Monday and sentenced by
Justice Crutchfleld to serve ten DAYS In
Jail and to pay n fine. The Governor
specified that the pardon is conditional
upon the payment of the fine
Drunmond was arrested for striking
another man. He is an employee OF
the TrcdeSar Company. Officials of the
company interested themselves in the
case, and when it was shown that he
is man of excellent reputation in the
community, Judge Richardson and Mr..
Foikcs readily consented to indorsc a
petition for his pardon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
MILITARY BALL
FOR WAR Relief
Soldiers in Uniform and Trained
Nurses in White to Lend
Color to Scene.
ABSOLUTELY NO FREE LIST
Prominent Women Lead Move
ment to Raise Funds for War
Stricken People.

Soldiers In full uniform and nurses
in the white garb OF their mission will
gather at a ball to be given I'm the
First Regiment Armory early I'm No
rember In aid of the stricken peoples
of the European war zone. The idea
of thus raising fund for those who
have been left destitute and without
present means of carrying on their
daily existence came to Mrs. w. d.
Thomas, Mrs. Caskic Cabell and Mrs
William III. White, who have formed
themselves into committee to gain
the public and official support of their
plan
Unique In It's conception. and prom
Using all the navor of excitement and
entertainment attaching to a military
and is to-day the talk in military. and
social circles Major Lawrence II.
Price, commanding the First Battal-
ion of the First Virginia Regiment.
has given his permission for the use
of the armory; and IL but remains now
it's permit Use of any of the armories
requiring an admission fee has been
forbidden by the board. but consider
Ing the object of the ball aud the
deep-seated sympathy eXtant In tbs
country for the suffering in Europe.
1t is confidently believed that the Ad-
ministrative Board will look upon this
occasion as the ona exception II pr-:a
the rule.
FUND TO HE SENT TO
AMERICAN RED CROSS
The cost of admission to the ball is
to he only 81. There will be absolute
ly no free list, for all the money TAX
en In is to be placed I'm the hands OF
the American Red Cross for the relief
OF those for whom all that part of the
world at peace Is working now. Be
n n n q nhtarf N xx-t,i cl, mr. ftrn
and neutral are alike interested, this
entertainment will appeal to every one
In Richmond. Besides. 1t Will be among
the most brilliant balls ever given
here. Governor Stuart and his stan
of colonies i'm their gorgeous uniforms.
and the soldier lads of every militia
command are expected to attend. and
each to bring his Wife or her upon
whom he has marital designs
a unique feature and one which is
In perfect Keeping with the idea and
purpose of tho entertainment Is that
all of the trained nurses. both grad
uatc and undergraduate. are requested
to be present In uniform. The white
rohed nurses will afford pleasing
contrast to the brilliant uniforms and
decorations of :he soldiers. There
have been othe: forms OF entertain
ment for raising money for the Eu-
ropean sufferers galore, but none SO
unique and so apr,lling as this, and
none In which all % people can more
readily and happily join their efforts
for Its success
a meeting of the committee called
by Mrs. Cnskie Cabell. chairman. VIII
he held probably tomorrow in the
jefferson Hotel. Reports Of commit
tees OH rcfreshmcnt. publicity. music.
hospitals and nurses, reception and
military will be received, and the final
arrangements for this whole-hcartcd
| affair Will be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
COST FAR EXCEEDED
PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE
CIn.s Omcern Choscn.

The senior class OF the Hlghland
Park High School has elected the fol-
lowing officers for this year: president,
Linden Harrison: vice-president. Miss
Margaret Hutchison: secretary, Miss
Ruth Hudson; treasurer Miss Ruth C.
Wyatt; assistant treasurer, Miss Bessie
Cross.
elected the following officers: presi-
dent, Miss Ruth Wyatt; vice-president,
Miss Hutchison: secretary. Harold Red
wood; censor, Bernard Chcathum and
critic. Linden Harrison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23

On requisition by Governor James
j.. Fielder, OF New Jersey, rendition pa
pers were issued yesterday from the
office of Governor stuart delivering into
torney Frank j. Fore. OF Cumberland
County, that State, George r. Evans.
alleged fugitive from justice. Evans is
is wanted In Cumberland County. y. j..
TO answer an indictment charging him
with DESERVING his wife and children
and fleeing the state, Attorney Fore
viii claim the prisoner in Salem day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23

Howard Davis. colored arrested scv.
eral days ago by Detective Bcrtncci
charged with being Il suspicious char.
acter. suspected Of breaking into Con
street. and stealing SIS worth Of
cigarettes, was yesterday placed under
S3oW security for six months by JUS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
Case liz Continued

The case against Abraham Roberts.
manager of the Union Stores. Inc, who
is charged by Miss l.. NJ. Barber. of
the State Federation OF Labor with
employing children more than ten
hours day, was yesterday continued
until october 49, when the case was
called III Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23

ddate for Congress from this s1istrjct
r.. a.. Tyree and J. IT, Watkins, also
Of ,t that purity, will set forth their
ed to the Administrative Board Jesse
e. Duke. State secretary of the Sociaie
list party in Virginia, will preside. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
Sent 10 Grand .I,rx

James Washington, colored. who was
arrested by Detective Duffy, charged
win picking the pocket of II. V Davis
IN Il Main street saloon during the
state Fair and stealing Sll, was yes
terdaN sent on to the grand jury by
Justice GriEgS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
Convicted on Six Charges.

Peter Townes. the negro on whom
was. found thirteen. pawn tickets. for
Detectives Bertucci. Smith and Duffy.
who arrested him: was yesterday con
victed of six different thefts i'm .Se
Police Court and was sentenced to jail
for two months on each charge. Townes
formerly worked In Joseph Sunder-
lands cleaning and pressing establish
ment. and 1t is alleged he stole the
clothes which were brought there for
cleaning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
i'IneS $50 for As,u,,It,

4 Frank Miller was found guilty of as
sault and battery i'm the Hastings Court
yesterday, and was sentenced 10 pay "A
WAS committed TO Jail The prisoner
was charged with assaulting James 70.
Harding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
Mrs. Collie Dies In New ,ork.

y telegram received in Richmond
Yesterday tells of the death OF Mrs.
years the. police matron of this city.
Mrs. Collie died. at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Il. w. Moore. 535 West
heart trouble. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
Mnrrinxc LIc.n.e.

Licenses to marry were issued yes.
terday by Deputy Clerk Breeder, Of the
HustiDgs Court TO Rex o. Wiltshire md
Rosa blanche Nuckols; Thomas b. Puiiy
King and Goldie May Chiles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
sociaIfste sInssasIeetinr.

!. The Richmond SooIallsts have arr
FRATERNITY Hall. Fl s. West Broad street.
tho speakers Will he AdonI A. YoiIer,
Al 7 iioinas, former, State Senator,
and Rcy. s. g: w atherly, Socialist can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
lCommIsaIoned n. Not,r,

"a notary's commission was issued
from the Office OF Governor Stuart yes
terday to Ernest Jones. OF Campbell
County. He rs authorized to serve as
= notary public in that county for a
term of four years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
Clvm service Examination,

civil service examination for rural
mail carriers Will be held liere5on No
vember ~ to fill q vacancy at Glen
Allen The examination Will be- com
petitivc. &, q. ( q " z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
JURY FAILS TO AGREE IN
JALLADE-RUEGERs SUIT
New York Architect Claims Payment
for Original Plans for
Hotel.
RUEGER DENIES LIABILITY
Bids Far Exceeded Estimates of
Architect, and Plans Were Re-
jected as Unavailable and Another
Architect Retained.

After considering the case since
Wednesday afternoon, the jury I'm the
United States District Court reported
yesterday to Judge Edmund Waddill.
Jr., that it had failed utterly to reach
an agreement as to the suit OF Louis
IL. Jallaae. of New York, against WI
liam Rueger, of this city. Judge Wad-
dill discharged the jury and declared
n mistrial.
In this action Jallade, IL New York
architect, sues Mr.. Rueger for dam
ages In the sum or $4,000. charging
that the defendant failed to live up
TO the terms of a contract entered into
between the two parties IN connection
with the construction OF Ruegers
Hotel Mt Ninth and Bank Streets.
Mr.. Jalladc, 1t appears. drew set
Of plans for the then proposed hotel
building which were accepted by Mr.
Rueger. The complainant charges
that after contracting to use his plans
and pay him the stipulated architect
fees, Mr.. Rucger. after the lapse of n
year. adopted the plans prepared by
another architect, under whose dircc-
ton the hotel was built.
COST FAR EXCEEDED
PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE
The declaration sets forth that the
complainant furnished Mr.. Rueger with
certain goods and commodities, pre-
sumably drawings and plans. valued at
$4,000. for which he received no pay,
The court is asked to grant damages
in. the sum of $4,000 to cover this and
other losses.
Counsel for Mr.. Rueger set up the
defense that Mr.. Jallade was commits
stoned TO prepare plans for n structure
to cost Approximately 100000. The
plans prepared by the plaintiff. it is
alleged, called for n building whose
erection would have considerably eN-
ccedcd that amount, and were, there
fore. not In accordance with the con-
tract between the two parties, and
were unavailable.