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The Washington herald., 1916-08-13

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lair. Quotations: FreSh-hDed, dIy-psdso fo~iS
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The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Stock Market Opinions.

The following stock opinions from fl
nancial sources of recognized position
were received yesterday by W. B. Hibbs
& Co.:
John Moody.-"The boom in the oil
stocks is without any permanent founda-
tion."
Chandler Bros, & Cove recon-
mend the purchase of Maxwell Motor is
sues as excellent speculative g, invest
ments."
E. F. Hutton & Co.-"Railroads like
Reading, Norfolk and Western and Union
Pacific, can afford to increase and still
pay good dividends"
T. L. Watson & Co.-"The general
prosperity of the country is such that
Notwithstanding reduced grain traffic for
the railroads, the transportation COM
panies will have all the business they can
carry"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

Mstths~s conveys .ns property 10 Rxymnnd J.
Vierhuchen. SO
East Capitol street between Serenteeuts md
Eighteenth streets northeast-E. Hilton Jackson and
Fred McKee trustees to Marie J. Schv1b and
Loretta T. CorcorSn. original lot 5. square lcs. SO
Marie J. schvsb and Dorettx T. Corcoran coprey
same property to Raymond J. vie-euehsn, SO,
Eighteenth and streets porthezH-Fred AcKes.
trustee. to Nellie r simerinS. part original lot Il.
square llos. ss.3 Nellie B. simerins convey
property to Raymond J. Vierbucben, so.
Eiehteenth street between A and streets north
east-Joseph Hearde to RAYMOND ]. vierpuchsn.
part original lot 10. square los. Se
Eishteenth and A streets no-theast-Lerfr 9. Fry
ct uI- Alberta B., 70 Raymond J. ue-oucAen.
original lots 10 to a. square uR. TO
Seventeenth, Eishtesnth, East Capitol ant A
streets northe~st-Rsynond J. vIsrbuchen to Dis
trict Of Columbia lots "A 10 "a s. and original
lot s, Part original lots 10 and II. square lloe
original lots 10 to "a, square Iles; Sz12
Eighth street between and < streets northezst-
Ohsrel, NJ. Corson 70 William Z and May z
Psdgett lot 20. square SIS SO; trust, ST9
Sos street northwest; Is First street northesst-
Eugene V. Chelini ct VI. Mary A, to JucIle NJ.
Gssdns. part original lot ls square Sc part original
lot a. square rs SO
41s street northwest-Eus-n. Y. C1eltui q u1-
Msry A. to Lucille NJ. Gssdns. s1blot ISs. ,qaxr.
80 SO
t2s street northwest: 6e street northwest
and Z25 Fist street southeast-DnciIle n Cas-
kns TO Eugene V. and Msry A Chelini. sub-lot
:4s. square SO; part original lot -. square ssi
part original lot 4 square rs. Ss
Chevy Chase Grove-Fulton r. Gordon et uI-
Cora A. TO RAYMOND W. woodward. part lot 8.
square 1896. N.eI0.
l3l7 Q street northuest-wilism A Hetttnr--
and Adolph FeldToss. trustees, 70 Frederick W.
SCHNEIDER, lot H. square I034 $500
Meridian Hill-WilliEm J. Grsu et VI Ella " %
Salmon S. Grau. lot ls. block IS. SO
Al Sixth street scuthwest-SalmOn s. Gnu %
William J. Grsu. lot le. square s65 sc.
Fourteenth street between e and streets north
west; and I25 F street northwet-Jsnes NJ John
sston et VI. Sophie c., 20 National SAVING 4
Trust Co, part original lot I, square Z2; also.
part lots and. C. square -, SO
Pleasant Psins-Helen Kinnier ct al 70 Gottlob
Aufrechf. lot g. square 35l SO
70 Eleventh street. .nortbeast-Ida Rot 70 AuFuS;
C. TlOur lot Il. square 49, $40.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York Aug. I2-The following
Mashingtonians have registered at New
York hotels:
Martha Washington. c z. Dorrnan.
Gregorfsn, NJ H KAPPA
Cumberland, F. KoEan-
Navarro, r. L. Morris W. Y. Hsiiy,
MIS-. r D. Pierce, r D. Pierce, C. w,
Rider. A Bellmore.
Park Avenue, S. I. Noben. ". Il.
Lohmeyer, T. z. Thornton
St Denis. J. F. Sumption
Waluck. NJ. N. Wilder.
Great Northern, NJ K Broot.,L
Herald Square, J A. La FoutatnA
Flanders. E Weakley.
New Victoria, A J. WOLF.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
BANK SURPLUS
RESERVES DROP
But Loans Increase $24,24l-
600 and Demand Deposits
$36,94S,000.

(By the International News serv1ce.D
New York, Aug. 12.-Following a strong
stock market the banks issued a state
ment today showing a decrease in the
actual surplus reserves OF s9225. $40 The
loans were increased S24.2410O0 and de-
nand deposits, 81. .s4s 0O0 The average
statement showed a decrease in surplus
reserve Of $694. no Loans increased S15,-
$4,000 and demand deposits increa sed
sso, so2, 900.
This indicates that there was cunnu-
latIve buying OF stocks toward the end
Of the week. After this statement there
can be no question Of the interest taken
by banking Institutions IN seeking
higher market
nouncennent that the railroad employees
would refuse to arbitrate- Official an
nouncement OF this was withheld until
the market closed, but everybody knew
it was coming and nobody cared. Moth
ing matters when Wall Street is in the
mood to do a certain thing as it is in the
mood now to have better market. Hand
ing the problem over to President Wilson
or solution pleases the Street
Copper showed the most vitality, Ana
conda being the leader. This stock was
at one time more than three points above
the previous close. It was followed by
and by Tennessee Copper, which exhib-
tied strength for the first time in weeks.
Railroad shares and motors were
steady, not materially changed from
Fridays quotations More talk was
heard Of extra dividends and bonuses.
Pan Handle was strong on reports Of a
consolidation by the Pennsylvania OF all
its little railroad companies west OF
Pittsburgh
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Aug. -HOGS-RecsIpts, 1900; slow
Bulk. lO.OcaIo55; light. 10 o4lo65; mixed, ssa
1885, heavy. 9.65alo65; rough. e.s5aas5; pigs SEa
CATTLE-Reoeipts 100; steady. Native beet
cattle. 6.soalo75; stocke5 and feeders. 6ooa7.s
COWS and heifers 35Ja925 calves. 9OOal265.
sHEEP-Receipts. 400; steady. wethsrs. esoa
$40: lambs. 7.5Oau55.
Pittsburgh Pa, Aug. 2-HOGS-Receipts 500
head; higher. Heavies. IO.5alo.6o; heavy Workers,
lo75aloso; light Workers. Io6oalosO; pigs Io2alo5o
SHEEP AND IANIBS-Receipts Loo head;
steady. Top sheep SIS; top lambs. lLoo
CALYES-Reca2ts 800 head; steady. TOP, 800.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Equity Suits.

S4540-Emn1a McCarl VS.. Robert D.
Brown ct al; for Injunction: plaintiff s
attorney, H. Randall Webb.
345n-Lester C. Franklin VS.. Augustus
w. Cutler; to quiet title; plaintiffs at
torney, George c. Gertman.
Si542-Mildred A. Rudd VS.. Charles
Rndd; limited divorce; plaintiffs sttor-
ney, c. R. Ahalt
3454S-Fred Allison VS. Bertha Allison; F.;
absolute divorce; plaintiffs attorney,
Harry A. Hegarty.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Aug 2-wHEAF-Unsetred and
lower. Trade moderate. No l Northern, Z. o. b.
l 641s; No 2 hard winter. lSSA Z o. b.; No.
macaEoni, to arrive, la: No. l Manitoba. l659I-
Exporters took 10000 bushels
CORN-FIm. Trads dull. No. 2 yellow fresh
shellad. to arrive. 96A, C T.. No. ) fresh-sheled
to arrive, 96iS; c. I. (. ExpUrters took nothing.
oATS-Steady; trade Is quiet Standard. 5Oa5l
No. white 495Sa5O; No. white, 4sI5a4s; elevator
basis. unEraded, 4ea52 Exporters took nothing.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE,

Z Weber Foreman. q. Of Norfolk Va. and Ma
bel A. Crawford, g. Rev. J. Z. Williams
Dennis T. COnnors, z. and Marguerite K Diane,
D Rev. William ]. Brooks
William Murphy 81 and Blanche G. Henderson,
,. Rev. r. f. Browning.
Lester P. Lipc, p L. S. n, and Marie Z. Bau-
man, 10. Rev. 4. s. Johns.
John Z. Quiseaberry y, Of lexington, Va and
Katye B. Barley, q. Of Chilncothe. Ohio. Rev.
y. NJ. Chambers.
Edward E. Applebaum, 2. and Mary Cordover. Is
Rev. G. snTerstone
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Southern Revenues Jump,

Freight revenues of the Southern Rail
way for the fiscal year ended June 30,
showed an increase of $6,511, ,623 accord
ing to the annual report of the road to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Passenger revenue increased S+4O,1S3. and
operating revenue increased $7,798, 165. The
ne operating income for the year in
creased ST. 6O3, $50
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition Of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yester-
day was:
Net balance in general fund, s217, los, $50:
total receipts yesterday. $1.765,015; total
payments yesterday, $3,9O4, 5A.
The deficit this fiscal year is s17,s47.731
against a deficit Of S2O1s1,3 ,31S last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
REALTY LOANS
in GOOD DEMAND
Bankers Aid Building Prof.
ects Though Rather
Strong on Rates.

A good demand for real estate loans
and for building projects exists in local
banking circles, despite the extensive
building activity of the spring and sum-
ner months. Bankers are rather strong
n their rates. although willing to make
moderate loans on building projects. I.ul-
ng rate are from to per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Saturday, August IL, 1915.
Supreme Court. District of Columbia
Equity Division No. I.
Justice stafford.

McCarl $. Brown. ct al; rule return
able August .. RSaintif's attorney. H.
Randall Webb
Rudd VS.. Rudd: rule returnable Friday,
two days after service; plaintiffs ettor-
ncys, c. r. Ahalt
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Furnished BY w. d. luhh, 4 Co.
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Aug. L2-Wheat closed easier. No
red spot and August, L46J4; September. LE; Oc-
toAer. ! f7s4. No. 2 red Western spot and Au-
gust, ia
EORN-Closed steady. Spot and August &c
nominal
OATS Market quiet. STANDARD white Ioa4g5;
No white. 4salsls: No. white 464, asked.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Incorporate Sweater Shop.

'Adolph Kuntz and Frederick G.. Up
berger, of Washington, and George
Schamberger, of Baltimore, filed incor-
poration papers with the recorder Of deeds
yesterday for the Sweater Shop with
capital stock of $9,o10. The new concern
will be located At 500 Seventh street
northwest a--a----------- - .--.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
By N. L. Carpenter & Co.
New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

New York, Aug. 2-Tims money was very quiet
and inactive today with rates the sama Rates for
mixed collateral loans were slightly lower at 3
per cent for sixty days. S4a3h Per cent for ninety
days. 9ka3& per cent for four months, 81 per cent
for five and SIX months.
Mercantile paper also dull. and inactive with
rates about the same. Rates: 3&a4 per cent for
sixty to ninety days, indoTsed bills receivable aa4E
per cent for choice four 70 six months single NAME
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New TorE. Aug. B-BUTTER-Reoeipts sg75
psSkaSes Market firm, with continued fair trad
ing. Quotations unchanged
EGGS-Receipts, 345 cases Tons irregular but
firm Quotations unchanged
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Criminal Division No. l.
Insficr Sfaffnrd.

nIt"d States vs.. Julian f. Reed. set
ting up gaming table: recognizance, 81
500. taken with W. w. Stewart surety,
attorney, T. I. Miller
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
I.nMaulIN-
6a4ca- Sunnc

594S9-Howard Swope vs.. City and Sub
urban Railway; damages $1,000. plain
tiff's attorneys. Brsndenburg & Brapden-
burg.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice stafford.

The e. Pardee Works vs.. Gtuliano; de-
fault against defendant for S1.6422
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Bankruptcy Division.
yn,ftra Sfanord

In re Joseph Schenker Co: case con-
tinued before Edward S. McCalmont as
referee.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13

St Louis has one factory which WIFI
this year consume 1oe.o0O.000 feet OF
lumber
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
WANTED-HoUsES.

SHoP. STORE. GARAGE SNAIL HOUSE
bsse-ncnt O. f-zt rcor for Light machine sAop. IN
nu-thwes-, BY careful white ts-srti refsrs1ns Ad-
dress BARTON ROSS. 81 F s. Nv
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
ALASKA BROKERAGE MEMBERS RETURNING
 FROM OUTSIDE VISIT

F. Rene cossrove. Of the Alaska Brokerage company returned last night on the Northwestern from Seat ile on the Northwestern. His mother accompanied him north as far as Ket- chikan. and wnl be the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Charles Cosgrovo for several weeks. She will visit Juneau later.
 Jack Kissel, member of the Alaska Brokerage Company, is in Ketchikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
BOY LOSES WAY HUNTING;
 OVERCOME BY COLD. HE DIE

The arrival of 8 launch from the Olympic mine with the dead body of Herbert the son of Mir. and Mrs
 Iohn Allen. was @ sorrowful shock to the community. says the Petersburg Report.
 With his sister. Herbert had ac- companied Mir. and Mrs. Harvey and daughter to the m'ne to spend week Thursday evening the boy left the house with the intention of hunting in the nearby woods for short time before dark. When he failed to re- turn at o'clock Mir. Harvey became harmed. and he and Leo Haider start ed out to search for him. Leo finally found the boys trail and reached him late in the night. four miles from the mine. He was badly benumbed and overcome by the cold. but stT conscious. Leo carried him for about two miles when his strength gave out. Building Q fire with the little fuel ob- tainable in the darkness. he left the now unconscious boy. and started for the mine. Reaching the mine at Q o'clock .n the morning, where Mir Harvey had returned during the night. the men made their way to the place where the boy was left. They got him down to the mine at nine o'clock. All possible effort was made to bring back the spark of fife. but without avail The body was then placed on board the launch and brought to Pet ersburg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
DIR. FANNIE WAITE Eyesight specialist-vaIentine Block
NoTtc E. MINING APPLICATION nnnnn
No. O2929.


 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 JUNEAU. ALASKA,
 November. 10. 1915. Notice is hereby given that the AL aska Gastineau Mining Company, Q corporation duly organized and ex- sting under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York, and quail fled to do and doing business as a corporation in Juneau. Alaska by B. L. Thane, it's agent and attorney in Tact. has made application for patent for the p. Solo No. Bess, Lady corsen. Margarite. A. V. C. Solo. Char lotte. and Q. lode mining claims. sur vey No. 1929. situated on the North west face of the mountains. forming the Southeast end of Silver Bow Bo sin. about ( miles from Juneau. Al aska, Harris mining District. Terri tory of Alaska and tied to U. S. Min eral Monument No. 2: the latitude and longitude of which the 5S' lS 20" North and 13f' 2O' 20" West. which monument consists Of a con- crete pier with a brass plate on top marked U. S. M. M. No. 2. and is sit- uate on the Morris G. Lode claim survey No. 97. which is Southwest of the rim of the old placer pit and about 1000 feet Southwest of the ba- sin wagon road to Juneau, which property is more particularly describ- ed as follows, to-wit;
 P-LoDE
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, on line 2-3, Solo No. l. lode. whence Q. S. NJ. M. No. 9 bears North 63' S6' 52" West s49910 feet distant: thence South 45' 52' East 14S9.00 feet to Corner No. 9; thence N. 40' 30' D. 5.52 feet to Corner No. 8; thence N 54' 59' p. 80S02 feet to Corner No (; thence N. 54' 45' W. 1477.Sl feet To Corner No. 6; thence N. S9' O2'I
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
EDWARD E. CUSHMAN, JR. KILLED AT TACOMA
 IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Word was received yesterday by Lester O. Gore of the death in Taco ma few days ago of Edward E. Cush- man, Jr, 16 years old, son of Un ted States Judge F. E. cushman of Taco ma. Young Cushman met his death in an automobile accident He for merly resided in Juneau. during the time that his father occupied the fed eral bench here and at Valdez.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
SaTUrDay SAyInGS
ley JERRYl

5 SaTUrDay SAyInGS
 lsy JERRY LAST night
 aecoc WE attended
 esses A CARD party
 sseee AND
 s.sts WE played
 estts AUCTION bridge.
 sssts THAT Is
 ststt SOME Of us did. BUT judging
 seetp FROM the remarks
 sssts OF some people
 sttts WE were not included
  AMONG those
 sssee WHO did.
 easas ANY way WE had one
 eesss GRAND hand.
 seaes THIRTEEN trumps,
 essea BUT we didn't take A SINGLE trick
 Aesee ALL because OUR partner
 seeea WAS by that time  so rot up
 tsett OVER our
 eases SEEMING lack Of
 ssets BRAINS
 easte AND everything THAT he lost
 eeaes CONTROL of himself.
 eosst TT was this way.
 setse WE bid the hand n
 assep AND on the
 eesas FIRST lead
 aaans OUR partner
 pepep PLAYED
 assss HIS ace
 stsss AND when
 ssets TT was come
 tsss@ OUR turn
 sssss TO play WE trumped
 paepo WITH one of
 sqsss OUR thirteen trumps
 naese AND our partner GOT so upset
 ttees THAT for the moment HE forgot
 ssaet WHERE he was
 ssess AND threw us
 essss BODILY OUT OF the window.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
lnIrAaon colo oUTpUT

Says the Pioneer of Nov. 27.:-The output of the Iditarod this season, while it was expected 10 be larger than last season. wac a surprise even to well-informed mining men. Gather ed from various sources. the figures are placed at s1.21O.OoO and these may be taken as correct.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15

Mr. and MTg. Pal scOtt are at bond
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
ss,l

Mir. and Mrs. Walter B. Granger of Thane have taken an apartment at The Cliff for the balance of the win ter.
 Mrs. William N. Lazier returned on the Northwestern last night from a trip to Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
NETLAKAHTLA CHOOSES MEN
 TO SUPERVISE COMMUNITY

At the general election held at Met 'akatla the following members for the council were selected out of twenty six candidates: Mayor. Alfred Atkin- son; secretary, Edward Marsden: treasurer, Charles Brendible. and the councilmen Andrew Usher. Thomas FIambury. Joseph verney. Adolphus Calvert. Eli Tait Jacob Scott, Samuel Auriol. Alfred Baines Booth and sI. mon Booth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15

on business. and O. R. Hart of the company. is at Wrangell. Both are expected to arrive here on an early boat. Mir. Klssel made a trip to omaha and secured several new lines for the company
 Business seems fine on Puget Sound" said Mir. Cosgroye last night. There is going to be great prosper lty in Washington according to the business men l talked with in Seattle. At any rate they are all optimistic. "
 -e-s--s---
 Larry c. McKechnie. who has been m Tn St. Ann's hospital. is rapidly re- covering.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
soio NO. 1.

thence S. 54' 59' W. $500 feet to Cor ner No l. the place of begInaing Containing an area of e.S29 acres.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
ALASKA BOATS WILL START
 FROM ATLANTIC THIS MONTH

The steamships Valdez and Juneau are now loading on the East coast with cargo for Seattle and San Fran cisco and may start for the Pacific to- ward the last of the present month. They will come via the canal should that waterway be opened
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
cHARLOTTE LODE

JHAKLUI IE JUDE
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, whence U. S. Nj. M. No. 9 bears N. 41' or 42" w. 4477.55 feet distant; thence S. 87' S4' S. 1401.1O feet to Corner No. 2: thnce W. 6O' 5O' D. 600.0O feet to Corner No 3: thence " 5s'
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15

Btkluuiub dt AOIutI lNOs Af NhcuSc U. S. NJ. Nj. No. 2 bears N. 53' 58' 32" W. 3355.S1 feet distant; thence N. 40' 3O' E. 599.30 feet to Corner No. 9; thence S. 45' 52' D. 14S6.55 feet 10 Corner No. 8; thence S. 40' 30' w. 600 feet to Corner No. 4; thence N. 45' 2O' 30" w. 1137.47 feet to Cor ner No. Q; thence N. 47' 12' w. 349.5O feet to Corner No. l. the place Of beginning. Containing an area of 2O. 275 acres.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
ALASKA GAsTINEAU MINING
 COMPANY.

It's Agent and Attorney in Fact UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Juneau. Alaska, November 10. 1915. It Is hereby ordered that the fore going notice be published for the statuatory period in the Empire" O newspaper of general circulation pub lished in the vicinity of the lands ap piled for.
 c. B. WALKER,
 Register First publication, November 1S. 1915 Last publication January 15. 1916.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-15
A epANIsH CLASS

has been started at Thane. The Treadwell class have resumed their studies. A second class will start here beginning Jan. 2oth. Those wishing to study should enroll Immediately. mrs. L. S. coombs, 22s Franklin. st.. 1-13.6t.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
United States Court of Claims.

Jast.cc Edward h. Campbell Judge
IcntOn w. Booth, Judge Samuel S
barney. Judge George W. Atkinson, and
Judge George Z. DOwRey.
Jose l. Castillo VS.. United States Ar
glmcnt concluded by Mr. J. Fl. Ralston
for plaintiff. and Mr.. W F. Norris for
defendants.
F. V. TIasson VS.. United States Mr..
Geo. A King was heard for plaintiff,
and Mr.. R. P. Whitley for defendants.
Congressional 10 cases) submitted by
Mr.. G. D. Pennebaker for plaintiffs, and
Mr.. z. G. Walker for defendants
Edward Allen VS.. United States Mr..
Geo. A King was heard for plaintiff,
and Mr. r. P. Whitley for defendants.
VIM w HYDE. administrator VS.. Unit
ed States Mr.. Geo A. King was heard
for plaintiff. and Mr.. Geo NJ. Anderson
for defendants.
The court adjourned until Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock
Purcell Envelope Company vs.. United
States Especially set for Thursday. At
tOrneys. Arthur Black and A. A Hoeh-
ling. jr., and William Hitz and ]. r.
Anderson.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-29
Equity Division, No. ?,
Justice stafford.

Saunders VS.. Donnan ct al; defendant
granted leave to file additional plea;
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, w. G. Gardiner and
L. L. Handy; defendants attorneys,
Ellis & Donaldson.
Tolson VS.. American Express Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff for 500; plain
tins attorneys, D. w. Baker and ]. W.
Staggers; defendants attorneys, Car
Isle & Howe.
Kaufman, administrator. VS.. Capital
Traction Company, ct al, and Locke,
administrator. VS.. same; cases CONSOLE
dated for trial on trial; plaintiffs at
torneys, W. J. Lambert and r. II. Yeat-
man; defendants attorneys, F. J. Hogan
and Ralston & Richardson.
Sutton VS.. First National Fire In
surance Company ct al: agreed that de-
murrer heretofore filed shall stand to
answer as amended; demurrer overruIed
election to stand; rule discharged and
petition dismissed with costs against pc
tttioner: appeal noted: supersedeas bond
fixed at 800; REALTORS attorneys, Frank
s. Smith and r. II. Yeatman; re-
spOndent's attorneys. J. s. Easily Smith
and John Lewis Smith.
Assignment today:
SCHILLER VS.. Davis: attorneys, Per-
kins, Capers. Newmyer-Loving.
2i9-Copland VS.. Capital Traction Com.
pany; attorneys, Mackey-Hogan.
lA-Saunders VS.. Donnan: attorneys,
Gardiner, Hamby-Ellis & Donaldson.
@-Peak VS.. Walker; attorneys.
MOrgan-WaIker
SS-Moran VS.. Fulton; attorneys, Capers
Fulton & Caben.