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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23

Petition No. 1922 for roads on all
section lines in township % north,
range AZ east, taken up and Peter A.
West and w. H. Mann appointed to
investigate as to the merits Of the
said petition.
Petition No. 1924 for roads on all
section lines in township 80 north,
range AZ east, taken up, and Peter A.
West and w. H. Mann appointed to
investigate as to the merits of the
said petition.
Petition No. 1926 for roads on all
section lines in township 80 north.
range AZ east, taken up, and Peter A.
West and w. H. Mann appointed tc
investigate as to the merits of thu
said petition.
Petition No. 826 for roads on al
section lines in township 80 north
range AZ east, taken up and Peter A
West and w. H. Mann appointed II
investigate as to the merits of tn
said petition.
Petition No. 1927 for road on al
section lines in township 81 north
range 43 east, taken up and Peter A
West and w. H. Mann appointed t
investigate as to the merits of tn
said petition.
Petition No. 1928 for roads on al
section lines in township % NORTH
range 43 east, taken up and Peter A
West anc w. H. Mann appointed t
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section linss h tewnkAip - nesta.
range - east taken up and Peter A.
West and ". H. Mann appointed -
investigate ~ 10 the merits Of The
said petition.
Petition No. 031 for roads on III
section lines in township 80 north,
range 43 east, tawen up and Peter A.
CONTINUED on page eight)
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investigate as to the merits Of the
said petition.
section lines in township 20 north,
Petition No. 1929 for roads on all
range IS east, taken up and Peter A.
West and w. H.. Mann appointed to
investigate as to the merits Of the
said petition.
Petition No. 800 for roads on all
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23

At 2 o'clock p. M, Nov. Z, 1917,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, resumed, all
members and the clerk present.
The following road matters were
taken up and acted on as noted:
Viewers report on petition No. 610,
for a road beginning at the north
west corner of section 80, township
80 north, range 81 east, and ending at
the south quarter corner of section
%, township 80 north, range 81 east,
upon which an order of survey and
opening vas made August 4, 1917,
was again taken up and said order of
survey and opening is hereby rescind-
ed and after amending the viewers
report so as to exclude the mile of
road between sections 10 and 80 of
township 80 north, range 81 east, the
report as amended is hereby approved,
and the road as amended is hereby
ordered surveyed plated and opened.
Viewers report on petition No. 642,
for a road beginning at the southwest
corner of section II, township 81
north, range 81 east, and ending at
the northeast corner of section 4,
township 80 north, range 81 east, upon
which a date Of hearing was held Jan.
5, 1916, and which was laid rel pend
ing acquisition of right of way, was
against taken up and right of way
having been secured the road asked
for in said report is hereby ordered
surveyed, plated and opened.
Viewers report on petition No. CAT,
for various roads in township 81
north, range 81 east, and township 80
north, range 81 east, as follows:
Road GA" beginning at the southwest
corner of section 81, township 80
north, range 1877 east, and ending at
the southeast corne of section SO,
township 80 north, range 81 east;
road 3D." beginning at the northwest
corner of section 1, township 81 north
range 81 east, and ending at the north.
west corner of section Is, township 81
north, range 81 east; road &C." be.
ginning at the northeast corner OF
section 4, township 81 north, range 81
east, and ending at the northeast cor
ner of section 16, township 81 north
range 81 east; road 3D." beginning a.
the northeast corner of section 3
township 81 north, range 81 east, ant
ending at the southwest corner of sec
ton 3, township 81 north, range 8
east, taken up and ordered surveyed
plated and opened.
Viewers report on petition No. 1852
} for road GA" beginning at the north
west corner of section 4, township 8
north, range SO east, and ending a
} the southeast corner of section &c
township 36 north, range 36 east, an
flor road 3D." beginning at the south
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23

At 2 o'clock p. M, November 5, 1917,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, resumed, all
members and the clerk present.
The following claims on the con-
tingent fund were audited and ap-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

paint $50
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed bridge work Of Chas.
kAeppe S1.OO
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed bridge work of Frank
Lease s1.oo
Glasgow National Bank, as
signed bridge work Of Geo.
Macko 1850
F. ]. Michel, bridge work.-.....-. 1850
Valley Transfer Co. freight on
bridge lumber ..------.- 281.20
Henry K~anzenbecg, bridge work 1900
At IL o'clock noon board took a
recess until 2 o'clock p. m. Of even
date.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
Attest:
W. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23

Carl D. Borton, salary~..~-~-.$ $3.50
Lillian Hoey, salary ..~.-.--. $500
T. M. Patten, salary.."--. 1866
Walter A. Baynham, salary. $3.50
Oscar S. Cutting, salary..-.. 10000
Florence Mcintyre, salary ...... 10000
Clarence Hall, salary .....-.~-.. 1850
G. e. Shackleton, salary-.-.-. $3.50
Ray Hendricks, salary ...----.... 1850
Nellie Johonnott. salary 1000
Gail Shoemaker, salary ......... 52.06
J. W. Barr, salary ..---.... $500
". H. Mann, salary ...--..... 1890
L. v. Lockwood, salary ...... $500
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23

At 2 o'clock p. m, Nov. 6, 1917,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, resumed, all
members and the clerk present.
The following claims on the poor
fund were audited and acted on as
noted:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23
w. B..
Clerk.

At 10 o'clock a. m, Nov. 6, 1917,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, resumed, all
members and the clerk present.
M. l.. Wilson, County Agent Leader
for the State of Montana, appeared
before the board and matter Of en-
ploying a County Agent was dis
cussed and on motion the appointment
of Murray C. Stebbins is hereby ap-
proved.
On motion the County Clerk and
Recorder was instructed to advertise
for bids for medical and surgical at
tendance, medicines, bandages, etc.,
for the sick and infirm of the county
and inmates of county jails for the
ensuing year, bids to be received up
to 10 o'clock a. M, Dec. 4, 1917.
The following claims against the
county were audited and acted on as
noted:
w B. Shoemaker, stamps and
kilograms ...~.--.---.-$l1O.47
VIM. McColly, assigned bridge
work Of Abe Olson ....-~-.. 1000
C. C. Putt, assigned bridge
work of c. T. Yeatts...~... 1900
Maris & Lee, bridge material. 9.4C
o. w. Phelps, bridge repairs. $3.50
Grogan-R Robinson Lbr. Co.,
bridge material ..-- Sac
Hellekson Lumber Co., bridge
lumOer O'o\
Hellekson Lumber Co., bridge
lumber S.'4
H. M. Arnot, hauling bridge
lumber LOW
Imperial Lumber Co., bridge
material 1882;
Nashua Hardware & Imple-
ment Co., bridge material.~... 202.0'
Imperial Elevator Co., cement
for bridge 1873
Grogan-R Robinson Lumber Co.,
bridge lumber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 947.0
Robinson Lumber Co.,
bridge material ....-~-.~~ 22.7
Saco Hardware Fur. & Lbr. Co.
bridge supplies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES las
T. E. Kamrud, bridge work.. 80
Glasgow National Bank, assign
ed bridge work of c. Deem 1880
Maris & Lee, bridge supplies 25.s
Libby Yards Co., lumber for
bridge ZS.c
w. L. Whitaker, bridge work.. 12.O
w. H. Mann, freight on bridge
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23

The claim for road work Of A.
Bitterman for $3.50 is hereby allowed.
At s o'clock p. m. board adjourned
until 10 o'clock a. M, Nov. 6, 1917.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-11-23

AL ~ O'CLOCK d.. H., NOV. I, ASAS,
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Valley County, Montana, resumed,
Peter A. West, Carl ]. Anderson and
julius Waber, commissioners, and
the clerk present.
At 1915 o'clock a. M, Board took
a recess until 2 o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of investigating a bridge
site on Milk River COulee.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

tam lopulIofin tiiIee. Slileepa Min
faloiiefii fun ie on iaIaistafin ettei.
Iopod ianoia fen ielittdmiieen,
mlstta onpa idGnpt ientaan pmmGr-
rpstd ~fGiittGmGan tGmGn ettG tGmG
on tso iotuelias ia aiitiiaallinen risti,
iosia minunGn onneni on firfastu-
nut.
SenpG mltofii ianoofin Serra:
"Wfit1 bp0tpG on ibmiielle, maiffa
ban ipoittaiii itielleen fofo mailman
mlltta laiii wabingon i~ielulleen?"
Se, ettei Serran per6sid fanneta SD
men antamaa riStiG, on %itieIIeen mao
iIman poittamista, mlltta iamallo
laapi mabingon i~ielulIeen. Seot tm-
lee fplpmpfieen, iilld Sbmiien 8oifo
tltlee fullefin mafimaan tefoienIo
mufaan. Miatelfaamme mt tarfoin
fenelle tGGll1 elGmme, elGmmef0 it.
iellemnle mai Slrmalalle. gldmme-
fo oman bengen pelustustoubliisio
mai rasfimmefo iitd fabottau See
ilifien nimen taboen? 2 Sofa ben
feniG faoottaa Seeiufien nimen tGb.
oen, bGn l0ptG6 benfenia iianfaiffi-
iesia elGmGsiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

Ieet fen ne bplfGG ia bolporo pttod,
dIfoSn ie ibminen latilfo pitboasto
lpoGntd ioohponia ia ipnnin uboista-
mosta pobosta onastatunnosto pa-
poofii pGGietpGnid, ie poinoa limit,
oi ibminen, olas mooDar ia lopttfit
= belfpettiin. Mhtrbon enfeliltG et
moi frifoan nrititt id6stpd, titin ne,
icitten ipoGmet OH "tdpoelld usfollo
Seeiuflen tpereen prtbbistettl." Sch.
10: 90. 81 Ssroelin funioa @gpp-
tisi6 miirban enfeIin miefolta mitai
pclostomtt fiiin tperi ia MT ilrnoit
Seef1fien iperen tpitobotiista ei oliii
pbtGGn ipntein arteefii ioomista..
IpbGSid fasteesia toiin on 10 io-
foinen fostettii, hilGatt pestpfii Ia pub
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07
Huutavan aani
L.. Box 63

Maitta pibbasta ipbGtttd Ct poioo
millGGn ibmiielliielId tpollG, fatlt-
mltfiello, parantmtffelIa, itfitqla ia
bartau6ella aifaan iaaoa. SillG
portti eli moi poistaa pi1ffuiaar, eifd
mtsta fania nGriGdn, ia maiffa iina
o%ttoiiit fltirfa palion iaippuoa ia IT.
feii peiiiit, Min, iittenGin iinlin iaas-
tuifuuteIi nGfpiii. Sitlttalaiiisia oil
ibmisoppi min %jittrtinlit, ettG be
IatitIihpot liIfonaiella pltbta1ibena SsSit-
moIoa palipeGetponio, be oifetn foii'
bistuitpot mnita, iotfa Ell beioGn to-
poiaan nouoottaneet. ga TITO mai-
nofi mieIG upostolejafin tpaiffa be 10
totlui6en tieiitpGt. SelGaista on pGd-
I'd ibmisoppi, ie intee itienid litibin
ia ptimiirt, FIFTEEN 2ittber Yaftoo. &ris-
tbs eli %a1ettahut rlfonaista pltbtnlit-
ia, eifG ibmistoitG, mitiiaafii tltlemi-
fen eboofii, naar bdn maotii ipod.
men p1tbtoiitta ia lie nitrous, iota 81
bGGItG titGee on "tofi p1tbbos." Soit
ON fen &ristltsta Ieitroa Ell moi mielt-
tpG ia~astoiieen elGnddn, eitd iopi-
mottomaan ia ritpoon patbetdpaan,
eifa mposfGSn ioostaiiiin aiotimiiin.
Mhttta Ie tailee iiitG, ettd "be otpat oil.
tuoot." Turbaa on farfiealoinet
barsfmis ia tefoppbpps iota meibdn
Ittberiloileenfin firffomrne piiriin
lufentrnpisIa poIiolta /tpteld toipa-
taan, pitbumottafaam mntista erem,
mdn eli pGbenmGn ppbdstd raoma-
tisto pois poiffempista lubtoista.
EGsiG on pfiinptboistns.
gtta fits meillG raffoat peliet on
mapaas mennG ppbGGn, Seeiatfien me
rem faittta ionfa ban nellie on mall
mistuut iuioefii ia elGmGfii fiefii,
cfiripun faitta, ie on, bdnen libaria
falttta; ia meiIld on pfii iintri poppi,
SyiumaIan bitoneen baltia. Niin fdp-
fGGmne bGnen tpfGniG tottfeWa Ipod'
meIIG, tGpoelIG itsfoIlo, prisfoitetitt
meibGn ipodmisfdntme ia pGastetpt
pabasta omastotitnnosta ia pestpt
rii1mniin pitoIesta prtbtaona fpeoelld,
ia %pitGfGmme boriimaton toifpon
tiinnustrs, iilld ie on usfollinen, 10
ia ne Iitpoii." Sch. 10: 1913.
SiinG pitboas, iitora ia ibmiSopeis
ia ipapoa ppbGn bengen neitipo fatftl-
le borjlnpine iielltilIe. Sitllofiern1rre
SapmoIan tabbon iGlfeen pitbtoifii ~
bGmestGmhre ia pGGstGfienme POI
basta onposta tiinnosto, ionfa elGipa
ipnnin titnto aifam ioapi, on See
fiifien meren ~pdGstdipd ipoGmeen
ptboistomoan iitd ia ie toas Ell moi
~topobtiio mluitoin fiin eIGip1rt usfor
faiitta, ionfa Tpbd Ser!fi ~paifuttaa.
Wailtta TpbG Senfi ei ipoifiita plfo-
paioIelIa ionaa ia iafromenttio. ga
ma Qirioitettr ia iaornottu) iofro-
menttien fonsio on arrton pGlifdppo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

bistettfii Seeltfien peren potmosta.
W6iitto ~itttrimmane oiuue beistd on
fGpnpt fitten Tietori ianoo: "&oira
poloa ofiennitfielleen ia pestp iifa rp-
pee ropofosia idlleen." 1 Biet. 9: %.
SentGboen on fotffein fosteen ormos
to Iangerneitten tltltoapa tperen tiir.
min. &oste ei lurlttonto mooiImoft
losta pelasto. 3oSte on toiin Sii-
moIan oruroliitto iofoiieen fostet.
tiurn nGboen, moan Iiifosto pois poif-
feufpoIle ep6iistoiielle ipnnin orioIle
ei iiitd ole bp0tpG ernenfiiin ban tiib-
Iaoidpoion tohpoin poIoo iiiben idl-
leert. Eiirboa on mimi ristittpicn
~epGaston beneen ipb6nresS6 molIi-
tesia loboatttuo itieddr iiIId, ettd o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

- Saliiaiiimure Iitfiioitten eritpi-
feunmin ottanlaan bi,omroon firiettG,
Imaiosta, Weicb. tGsfd mrmerosia.
SiinG ferrotltt oiiat piibltpat ieltpd0
fieltd, mibin usfotpaiietfin ioutltpat.
fun olfaaput wetGG iest6 e~pGlisfoister
%fansia. Smmoin on tofi pappeinfir
bltomottama, eta tofi oifanaon mltis
tlittaiiiapat ipnneistd mibin fania or
i%ltofiemasio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

- Neioit @nna S%GmdlGinen ia
9enpi @iiori toinniipat npfpiiin Left
oemrle ia lGbetpsdiioilla post. 6. g.
@ieunen ieltrofltnnisia, falten Settle
@iberillG ia gIoqietisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

= &ppbin alenmisaiia. &aniallis.
firffofimton tplioiifofoltfieen, mifc
pioet11n golitmetisia, Wicb. fltln.
ipan feiGfiuin Pop p. Ell ioatu aler
niistn ebustditlIe, fltn ruttatieDbttf
paati tafiiltta iaoalta ebitstuialta, emf
me ipoineet ienaiieen ta~fuitfleen mert
nG. Bapit iaohpat Oatlutb, Soiitt
Sborert Dbtion rnlttatiellG plioler
fppoin alenmitierL marfintin jos al
lefirIoittmeelle ilmoittuipnt, moioaf-
ieume rmttatiepbtiolle tImotttaa PEI.
oGn nineniG.
Soiapomrte t1n1Gn riitt1hpGn mpos
tpastmtfiefii niibin moriin fpipmDs-
ftrieiiiin, ioita on tGbGrt aiiaan ndb-
ben iaotlt.
Somolln pielG baiomuiitetoon ettG
poppein Weljepstofoiis pioetddn pIld.
moiniflsio poifosia 10 feiGfiiitn 19
p. altaen felIo 10 ~aonrltIIa.
<nnioittain,
g. @itori, eiimies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07
.Je$uk$en veri pubdi$taa
$ydameM.
"Iutuaot otpat pltbtaat ip.
i~poGmmestG, iinG be foomot
ndbSd Sitmalan. Matt. 5: s.

S~Seeiiis Ell iaro, ettG tpitbbos ipoG-
miiet tuleipot aittuoofit, poon Main:
"9littitoot otpot pitbtuot ipoGmestd."
@pfo mooilnosia Ell ole l%itonnostaon
pbtdGn ibmistd, iolIa diff pitboas ~
oGn ia ennenfiiin tpointrte titlla oii-
tiiootii, on meibdn titItotpo ipoGmes.
tGnmne pubtaifii. Sobanres ionoo:
"SolIa tdnl1 toitpo on, piibbistoa it
ieniG niinfuin Sdnfin pitboas on"
ga on mposfin firioitettii "ltiiteen
SeerufaIerniin Sitmalan foiipintfiin,
ei pibd mitddit ioastaista tiulemar."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

- Mirttaic meree mt Siton1een,
m~l,istafaapu ottaa tdrnd baomioonne
10 tiIotfaa @itttaia ~iafulaifiIle Quo
meen. Silausbinta on 2 bolIaria
p~ltoiiferta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

= Suutaipan SlGni, firftomme fe-
iGlebti on npt painett1. ia molimstul,
tGlla miifolla. Gen iiiGltO on ieu-
raalpa: Sobannes &astaia, fri. 6.
O.. Sors; &auban terlpebbps, fri.
Mnno SGmGlGinen; &eiGn ~ibanltioes
to, fri. S. $. Seimonen; &oiboni, II,
no, fri. Saimi O.; Sloenbltrgin iis-
fonpitboistaia Sraniicus Marous
8e6estan lanmitolln, rliro, firi. ST.
70 @alfpe; Sierra, GlG mltista-"
firj. = rb.-; SpoGn pltbtaafii;
Weestarin ielrrasia, firi. Siaffi Hisli-
Ia; jotfetam @ltttaialeboen nitorten
oiastosia ia Benifotbm i%porpdtfin
niitG t%nl1ruia. Sebti on pninettu bp-
DGlle paperille ia parustettlt nalto-
fella funiilebbelld iefd porina fiitpal-
Ia. Sinta oinoastoon is ienttiG, IL
ldttaipo Of otteella:
Slilitatpan @Gni,
2bor 60, Srontpoo6, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07
SitIpin I1hetnsfnsiann:

- Sitloia lGbetpsfasiaan:
Warquette, Micb.
folebti post. S. s. $eimoien
fartta ................ $500
Srtbermap, Sasf.
post. IS. Sapolat faiitta -. $3.50
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-06-07

Silitps 2empi @itoren ia Sn-
no SGmdIdiien motfoilta toltfof. 10
81 pditpirid tiiIoio:
gmbnrros, Winn.
Iaittojon tilaiitiista ...... $3.50
6. T. idGntoiG mann. 40
2dbio Msrs SO. St.. SarunrIo 80
RoIebti ................. Sill
@oniertista foIebti 1919. 500
Ssh
CLIP Ninn.
9Iiittaian tiloitfiista ...:.. $34.95
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-09-20

NZs CONSISTING about Sk cows a%a% head wowEM@ yMw %mn about Md toyeS%h and sMs
hnaMl Black Pole 2Pw Bred hereford Bulls These cattle om~e CONGO he chest herds natives mHe %b, selected and
%NmAn MM @S MA M % % - T %%
fundamentally whadf ymk good oM@ and these If mdmtwe will gladly submit our proofs mdh eh
The Irish standard., 1917-12-15
LElNsTER.

At Drogheda, Thos. Sullivan, North
Road, was fined 10 pounds and GINS
costs for exposing part of COW for
sale unfit for human food. Mr.. Wei
don, S. o. S., said the meat was con
demned by three doctors and a veter
mary surgeon. Defendants son said
he thought the beast was sound when
he bought it.
Bells Grove, Drogheda, containing
SO statute acres, subject to Is pounds
lis. lid. quit rents, has been sold in
trust for Mr.. B. E. Allen, Greenhills
at 500 pounds. .... 49,.
Sergeant j. Lawson, R. l., R., son OF
A. Lawson, manager, Lipton's, Drog
heda, has been awarded the Merito
rious Medal for preventing a bomb ex
plosion.
w. Butterfield, Mas, won a bicycle
road race from Baltinglass to Mer
ginstOwn Cross, and P. Harvey, Mer
ginstown, won a marathon over the
same distance.
A case against P. J. Kerley, solr.
Dundalk, under the Solicitors Act, was
about to be stated by Sergeant Mathe
son for the Incorporated Law Society
The Irish standard., 1917-12-15

pointed Sec. of the Tea Department,
Food Control Committee, Ireland, Miss
A. A. Murphy, of Fahan, Donegal, now
of Cannock Chase Hospital Stats, has
been awarded the Royal Red Cross,
LIST Glass. Lieut.. ]. C. Orr R. l. Rifles,
son of ]. C. Orr, editor Derry SEN
tinel," has been appointed lieutenant
in the w. Africa Frontier Force.
Ulster Unionist Council congratu-
lated William Moore on his appoint
ment as a Judge.
Rev. P. Boyle, C. c., Giencolumkille,
has been appointed professor at st.
Eunan's College, Letterkenny.
Raphoe and Convoy Teachers Asso-
citation unanimously submitted the
name of Rev. DR.. Bingham as success
sor on the National Board of Educa-
ton to the late Rev. DR.. Clarke.
Lurgan branch, N. Armagh, Unionist
Association, passed resolution unani-
mously pledging support to Major w.
j. Allen as candidate for the division
The name of R. A. Best, X. c., who
unsuccessfully contested S. Armagh
in 1909, is also mentioned in connec-
ton with the vacancy.
The Irish standard., 1917-12-15
News from Ireland

Day" collection realized "a pounds
and a collection in Ballinasloe amount
ed to near so pounds.
Eggs are shillings a dozen retail
in Balmullet, butter Is. Sd. and %. I'D
h.; potatoes IS, and I'd. stone; geese
As. and IS. Qast year Is. 6d). In
Strokestown tea is Is. lb, and sugar
unobtainable. Potatoes are rotting al
over Mid Roscommon, which is GOV
cred with snow.
County Court Judge Brown, X. c..
at Carrickson-Shannon, said he did not
think the structures were deserved
or the criticism justified, which the
Lord Chief Justice made regarding the
signing of orders in the County Court
but he did not admit that his method
of conducting his business was sub.
ject to the superintendent of any
member of the Superior Court, or de.
pendent on his approval.
Killala Diocese has sent 443 pounds
to the Chinese mission.
Ballina Guardians decided to sell
Killala wOrkhouse consequent on ANAL
gamation, but the l.. G. B. point out
that the sale must be carried out
through them. This is the building
which was shelled by the French in
1898.
The crown has withdrawn a charge
of manslaughter against Thos. Treacy,
Athenry, in respect to the death of
Thos. Hansberry. The men had been
rabbit shooting when Treacy tripped
and his gun went off, the contents
lodging in Hansberry's thigh.
The Kings Bench quashed two or
ders of the magistrates at Ballinrobe
convicting two men named Mellett and
Brown of having illegally fished with
others in Tough Mask. The ground
on which the application was based by
Mr.. Fitzgerald Kenny INSTRUCTED by
Mr.. Conor Maguire) was that Lord
Kilmaine, who adjudicated on the
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charges at Petty Sessions, had attend
ed meeting of the Tough Mask and
Tough Arrow Fishery Association, of
which he was chairman, when reso.
luton was passed requesting the Gal.
way Conservators to bring the prose-
cutions. Mr.. Darlington INSTRUCTED
by Messrs. Whitney, Moore and Kel-
lier) said Lord Kilmaine was not a
member of the Board of Conservators,
who instituted the prosecution, but of
the Fishery Association, and costs
should not be given against him. Mr..
Kenny asked for costs, but the Lord
Chief Justice said the Court would not
give costs against Lord Kilmaine, as
he had not been guilty of the serious
improperly attributed to him.
DR.. P. j. Garland, Dunganstown Dis
pensary, Wicklow, writes to say that
the extract given from his letter on
the vaccination question was mislead-
ing. He made no allusion to the poor,
and a study of defaulter returns would
show that class is a matter of no Of
fence to him. His report, he claims,
q " CAO pcOplO, IL I0du
in it's entirety.
A coachbuilder named Mccarthy, of
Ballycounnane, was engaged remov-
ing a branch of tree at Tournafulla,
Abbeyfeale, when the severed branch
struck him on the head, causing his
death.
On his appointment to the See of
Ardfert and Aghadoe, Very Rev. Dean
O'Sullivan was congratulated by the
Kerry Co. Council, which elected him
to the chair of the Killarney Asylum
Committee, and requested the Govern
.ment to appoint him to the position
of the c. D. B. vacated by Most Rev.
Margan's death. Congratulations to
the Bishop-Elect have been sent by
the Co. Technical Committee, the Holy
Family Confraternity, and St. Bren-
dams Temperance Society and other
bodies.